Carbondale Society Excursion Dates Listed for Remainder of Season
The Carbondale societies publish excursion dates to Farview through the season with events from Aug 1 to Aug 12 and mentions of groups including Tobles Outing Club Beranton Catholic churches and the Moxart band organizing a Sept 4 outing. The text notes the band is arranging for success of the affair.
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Farview
Tobles
Carbondale
Continental Mine Fund
Beranton
Catholic Church
Olyphant
M. Kk
Honesdale
Sacred Heart Church
Jermyn
Ji—Knights Golden Engle
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Athletic Club
Scranton
Plymouth
Weare
Moxart Band
City bids opened for bond issue and building repairs
Councils met in a joint session and opened bids totaling $12 000 for the bond issue and repairs to the city building. Bids came from Miners and Mechanics Bank Carbonale premium 1250 Prat National Bank Carbondale 8720 Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association S108 Th Cp J Woyes Son Cleveland 1860 N W Harris Co New York 115.91 Fudolph Kleybolte Lovely Cincinnati 2006.60 The finance committee was instructed to report Monday evening T Robinson was awarded the city building repairs at 49 PFVY Moran won Dundaff street work at 43 cents per foot for curbing and 249 cents per cable yard for grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Carbondale
Premium
Prat National Bank
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Cp. J. Woyes & Son
Cleveland
N. W. Harris & Company
New York
Fudolph, Kley
Columbia Hoge appoints committee to select fire horse team
The Columbia Hoge company appoints Abe ahm Patrick Murray Thoms Coughlin and James Poyian a committee to select a team of horses for fire purposes. A team will be here for trial in a few day. A resolution providing $40 a month for each company is now pending in council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hoge Company
Abe #ahm
Patrick Murray
Thoms Coughlin
James Poyian
Columbias
Counce
Counci He
Traction Company Shifts Office and Seeks Stock Change
The Carbondale Traction company moved its offer from Salem avenue to the Anthracite hotel building occupying the Main Street room formerly a bar. It is expected most stock will change hands today and the syndicate buying roads in the area will be in control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Traction Company
Salem Avenue
Main Street
Local notes highlight moves and visits around Scranton area
Hon J F Reynolds traveled to Scranton and Montross on business while Alderman Atkins returned from Lenoxville. Eimer Crokenshire is sick. Mr and Mrs D James entertain guests from Wilkes-Barre. Mrs C W Fulkerson and Mrs G A Singer return from Waymart. Dr and Mrs A P D Preston visit relatives in South Hadley Mass. Charles Humphrey in Atlantic City. Miss May Kilpatrick returns from New York. Freeman Tallman accepts position at Erie freight house. John Reese spent day in Scranton. Miss Florence Harrison returns from Pittston. Miss Maud Harnden returns from Heart Jake. School board allowed A L Wright to withdraw bid on repairs and authorized re-advertising. Prof Scott of Rome spent night in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Reynolds
Scranton
Montross
Atkins
Scott
Rome
Camp Restless Visit and Local Scuffles Report
Visitors to Camp Restless at Negview Lake include Arthur Piser Harry Griffiths Eddie Carter and others. Police Chief McGinley enforces dog ordinance as seven dogs die and threats to shoot dogs without muggle. Will Mellow discharged after appendicitis. John Mellow joins Hendrick Manufacturing Carbondale. Robert McGovern charged with assault on Sam Harvey at the Delaware and Hudson colliery. released on $200 bail. John Tighe posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn Boys
Camp Restless
Negview Lake
Arthur Piser
Harry Griffiths
Eddie Carter
Stanley Layman
Fred, Burke
Theerhilue Donough
Tommy Roberts
Ralph Wheeler
Blister Lucy
John Mellon
Frank Hemelright
Hemelright
Henry
Julia Henry
McGinley
Will Mellow
John Mellow
Simpson & Watking
Northwest
McGovern
John Tighe
Scranton Notes Report Local Incidents and Events
David Anthony of the West Side spends Sunday with Griffiths and Will Davis while a Mayfield child suffers a dog bite. A buggy collision on Main Street causes no injuries. Jacob Pellow travels to Johnstown after his brother’s death. The Delaware and Hudson colliery worked about fourteen days last month. St James church plans curb and fence improvements. a committee is appointed to oversee the work.
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David Anthony
West Side
Scranton
Main
Cemetery
Jacob Pellow
Johnstown
Delaware and Hadson
St. James Church
Taylor News Highlights Odd Fellows Fair and Local Events
The Taylor lodge No. 668 announces a grand fair October 18 to 20 at Weber's rink to showcase a festive community event with various useful articles for sale. Macedonian nobleman Demetrius Elias Constanstinstinacias Vishanoff will lecture on Modern Macedonia at Calvary Baptist church. John Solinsky injured in Archbald mine incident. Local wheelmen and a benefit drawing at Dougherty's hotel are noted along with several church and civic notices. The Red Men excursion to Atlantic City proceeds with reduced fare, and a local baseball game saw the clerks defeat the barbers on school grounds.
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Taylor Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Weber's Rink
Taylor
Demetrius Elias Constanstinstinacias Vishanoff
Calvary Raptist
Macedonia
John Solinsky
Archbald
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Solinsky
Continental
Bundey
John Hill
Old Forge
Dougherty’s Hotel
Jermyn Mine
Thomas Evans
Kingston
James Morrin, Jr
High Street
Lackawanna
Barbers
Funeral of Willian Ave Cann Draws Large Local Crowd
The funeral from the family home on HD street Sunday at 3 pm drew one of the town's largest crowds in recent times. Reposed in a purple velvet casket the body lay in state as friends and relatives viewed the remains. A funeral cortege then went to St. Patrick's Church where Rev. Murphy preached a noble sermon. Interment followed at St. Patrick's Cemetery with pallbearers named. Local travelers visited relatives in nearby towns. a house fire in Johnson's Patch burned yesterday.
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Willian Ave. Cann
HD Street
Tyree
St. Patrick's Church
Pos Murphy
St. Patrick's Cemetery
John J. Colemion
Janie Finning
John Mullen
Wittlan Lawler
Frank Loftus
William Burke
Mikes Mutghase
Scranton
Vistpoy
Mo Ok
tHamden
Carbon
Excelsior Hose Company responds to alarm no services needed
Local notices recount visits by residents to Lake Ariel and nearby towns in a bustling scene. Names include Barthel, Langhan, Coons, McCormec, Cavanaugh, Madiey, Evans, Lynch, and others with church services, retail changes, and upcoming events mentioned.
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Excelsior Hore Company
J. Barthel
Lake Aric
John Langhan
Virginia
Dunmore Street
Mise Ella Coons
Jermyn
Mise
Gertrude Atherton
Sundhiy
Magnie Evans
Harrishire
Mary J. McCormec
Agbury Mark
Patrick Cavanaugh
Hyde Park
Bunday
Misees
Anna and
Frances Madiey
Wilhiameaport
Afiss
Grace Lynch
Local residents host friends in Honesdale and area
Misa Futh Gardner visits friends in Honesdale while others in town share weekend calls with Scranton relatives. Mr and Mrs Powell of Maplewood visit Biesacker family. Dewitt sails to Springfield and Newark to see a brother. Long Island City visitors Elig and Raynon stay several days. Alice Beanton heads to Atlantic City. Continued house guests include Jones siblings, J D Williams and daughter, and Scranton resident Arthur Wade plans mailings to cousin William Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Futh Gardner
Honesdale
Powell
Maplewood
Biesecker
John Johler
Scranton
Misa
Dewitt
Springfield
Mays
Newark
Alice Beanton
Atlantic City
Horace Jones
Morton
Beranton
Atrs
J. D. Williams
Thomas Johns
Arthur Wade
William Shaw
Fred Davis
Elmhurst
J. Hornbaker
Aliss Mollie Noack
Bidwell’s Pond
William Hinds
Charlee Percy
C. A. Peck
William Yeager
William Bloom
Be, T Johns
Carrie Bloom
Mary Johns
Mattie Johns
John Johns
Charles Bloom
Sheriff Sells Adolph Sermon Real Estate in Meshoppen
Adolph Sermon’s real estate in Meshoppen borough sold by the sheriff at the court house on Saturday. Four parcels brought 3705 dollars total. buyer NW Betts of Towanda, with out-of-town observers including N N Betts and Rodney J Mercur. Other notes mention local social notices, a Pittston Reds win, and various residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Sermon
Meshoppen
IN. Betts
Towanda
N. N. Betts
First National Bank
Rodney J. Mercur
James Fitch
Scranton
Chester H. Wells
James F. M. Vaughn
Lemon
Pittston Reds
Wito
Tunkhannock
Charlee E. Terry
E. K. Little
Barlow
W. N. Peynolde, Jr
Wilkes-Barre
Local Social and Travel Notes From a Wyoming Lodge
The minutes note a regular meeting of the Wyoming Monumental lodge and lists attendees such as Mr and Mrs J Schooley and their son Arthur Air and Mrs de DewWite with nephew Join Phillips and Miss Helen De Witt planning a Allandely visit. Other items mention A W Gay visiting Clark's Inn and staying with Vic J M Courtright. William Hutchins shows little improvement after illness and Esther Davies returns home from Scranton. W H Jenkines visits Lake Winola as Union evangelical services continue.
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Wyoming Monumental Lodge
Schooley
Arthur
Air
le DewWite
Phillips
Helen de Witt
Allandely
A. W. Gay
Clark's Inn
Vic. J. M. Courtright
John Free
Lookout Colliery
Atlantic City
William Hutchins
Ming Esther Davies
Scranton
W. H. Jenkines
Lake Winola
Union Evangeletic Services
Epworth League and Community News From Pittston Area
Sunday visits unfold with Mr and Mrs James Hopking and Alice Brungess visiting friends in Hyde Park. Epworth League plans a Wednesday program at George Trogellak home with a first vice president led evening. Jubilant crowds gather for William Hawkins forty third birthday with Chagens band performing marches and waltzes. tributes to community, Fresh Air Fund plans and local meetings noted.
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James Hopking
Pittston
Alice Brungess
Hyde Park
Epworth League
George Trogellak
League
Mikes Conrie
Vrank
Wesley Schoonover
Sutton's Creek
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Pittaton
Dati
Priceburg
William Hawkins
Hallstead Avenue
Chagens
William Roberts
Sam
Wellesboro
Royal American
Oliver
Hawkins
Glenburn Social Highlights Endorsed by Community
Miss Mather Blake of Allentown hosts Sara Northup guest while Mahlon Mall of New York visits Glenburn. Arthur Leighton group enjoys a nine week stay with grandfather Andrew Leighton. The Syrian opera and Jawa festival drew large attendance with proceeds for the Glenburn free kindergarten. Amateurs Noelle Palmer Harry Lathrop Alfred Lister and Tom Hall led performances.
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Mather Blake
Allentown
Sara Northup
Mahlon Mall
Newark
N. J
J. Mahl
Arthur Leighton
Methal
N. Y
Andrew Leighton
Glenburn Free Trarn
Artints
Minx
Noelle Palmer
Wilses-Barpe
Harry Lathrop
Scranton
Alfred Lister
Tom Hall
Glenburn
Priceburg Child Mary A Thomas Dies at Home
Mary A Thomas aged 9 died at her home on Albert street in Priceburg. Officials reported the death occurred suddenly at the family residence, prompting a local inquiry and routine obituary notice in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A.thomas
Albert Street
Bat
Hazy medical claim for a cough remedy advertised by CheneyCo
An old advertisement promises a cure for dizziness and throat mucous issues using a product labeled as Thandie Delian. The ad claims a free sample with a money back offer and lists Doll's and the Cheney company as suppliers. The copy imitates a period sales pitch with warnings about adverse effects and universal cure rhetoric.
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Wien
Cheney & CO
Holt
Tae Woll
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Witkes-Barre
Presbyterian Church
William J. Evitt
Milly
Witthes- Barre
Hoover Bakerys
Dodge Brothers
J. F. Warner
Methodist Church
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Ockgenreader
Dunmore
Miss Yetman
Brooklyn
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Mma Patterson
David Menner
Elk Lake
Russell
Sidney Henwood
Lawyer's Wand
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I. M. Stocker
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Lake Hiawatha
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Honesdale Athletic Park
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Sone
Fred Selle
Luckawax
Monesiale
Smith and Krantz Gliese Cutting Company
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Woolson Spice Company
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Porter
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