Local notices and social visits from Carbondale area
Lackawanna County Carbondale notes list visitors and residents at North Main Street and Park Street. Frequent names include Shannon & Co. publishers. Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Morwith. Mrs. Retten. Miss Moore. Miss Overpeck. Miss Matthewson. Br.T. Burke. M. F. Cawley. Charles Bowman. Dr. G A Place. Rev. T B Jepson. Mrs Jepson. Rev. T B. Jadwin elected assistant cashier at First National Bank. Germania singing society. Junior Endeavor at Second Presbyterian. outings to Newton Lake Grove and Lake Champlain. various trips to Utica and New York City. Mrs. Collings. Gordon Pendleton. James Duggan. Mrs. Tallware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Singing Society
Newton Lake Grove
Endeavor Society
Second Presbyterian Church
T. BE. Jeneon
Jepson
Utica
N.Y
The
Baptist Church
Charlee Roberts
Baratoga
Lake Champlain
Martha Singer
New York City
Frank Ryan
Charles Dunn
Frank Brown
North Main Street
Scranton
Collings
Providence
Frank Collins
South Main Street
Gordon Pendleton
New York
James Duggan
C. KR. States
Tallware
Brook Street
Elmhurst
R. J. Burke
Charles Bowman
Eee
Main Street
B. Timlin
Fell Township
Saturay
M. J. McAndrew
F. J. McCafferty
Fadden's Hall
Priceburg
James Allen and Son
Carbondale
Julia Henry
Mary Elien Merrick
Atlantic City
Florence Nickol
Major Nickel
Wilkes-Barre
Miss Blanchard
Joseph
P. C. Manley
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Eliza Sly
Dunmore
John Solomon
J. H. Solomons
George Griffiths
Dorrancetown
F. Baker
John Solomons
David Hill
Nicholson Building
J. E. Bone
Oneonta
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mason
Crystal Lake
Mre
H. A. Willman
Mozart Band Presents Balcony Concert at Hotel American
The Mozart band performs an evening concert from the Hotel American balcony featuring a varied program including marches overtures waltzes and a Sousa Stars and Stripes finale with solos and medleys. The lineup lists titles such as Ragged Rapscution Colossal Thalia A Jolly Night Mother Was a Lady Cotton Blossoms Polyphone Joule Polka and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Hotel American
Walts
Thalia
Bennets
Beyer
Bicycle collision injures fourteen year old in Mainsteest
Michael Gardella riding near the Leader building Sunday evening struck Bobbie Brennan fourteen, who was thrown to the ground and rendered unconscious. Brennan received first aid at Spueth's drug store by Prescription Clerk Piel and was taken to his home on South Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gardella
Leader Building
Bobbie Brennan
Spueth
Piel
South Church Street
Driver severely injured delivering laundry parcels at Archbald
Joseph Nealon of this city, a driver for Pioneer Steam Laundry, was seriously injured Saturday in Archbald while delivering parcels. He lost control of his horse and was thrown from the wagon, suffering a fractured arm and multiple head injuries. Dr Niles attended him and recovery will take weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nealon
Pioneer Steam Laundry
Archbald
Niles
Banquet Under American Legion of Honor Here
The banquet under the auspices of the Associated Councils of Philadelphia of the American Legion of Honor will be held at the Odd Fellows temple in Philadelphia tomorrow evening. L. H. Rehkeon and G. W. Hughes will attend from this city, with Mr. Hughes also present as grand master at the state convention assembling this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Councils of
Philadelphia
American Legion of Honor
Odd Fellows Temple
L. H. Rehkeon
G. W. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Order
Funeral of John Mannion Held at St Rowe Church
The funeral gathered Sunday afternoon from Malweht Mannion’s Pike Street home. Services were led by W. A. Nealon at St Rowe church with pallbearers John Nolan William Brady Martin Brennan Patrick Kearney John Corrigan and John Morar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mannion
Malweht Mannion
Pike Street
W. A. Nealon
St. Rowe Church
John Nolan
William ‘Brady
Martin Brennan
Patrick Kearney
John Corrigan
John Morar
Archbald Wins Pennant In Tight Amateur League Final
Archbald defeats Railroad 12 to 11 in a closely fought pennant race deciding game. A single fan's celebration marked the moment as Archbald clinched the league title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald and Railroad
Archbald
Local and Personal Notes Chronicle Visitors and Vacations
Local items list visitors and travelers including Henry B. Singer and family in South Main Street. Mamie Tallman in New York City. E J Bly and daughter Emila visiting Greene New York. J D Purtell taking a month vacation west and the Great Lakes. Kate Walsh and John J Devaney visiting Scranton and Brooklyn relatives. numerous others from Forest City Pittston Hyde Park Jersey City Scranton and Atlantic City seen about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Singer
New York
Singer
South Main Street
Mamie Tallman
New York City
E. J. Bly
Emila
Greene, N. Y
J. D. Purtell
West
Great Lakes
John J. Devaney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kate Walsh
South Terrace Street
Flo Allen
Forest City
Mises Teresa
Elisabeth O'Malley
Pittston
Edith Frankel
Frank Niles
Wichita
Kansas
Andrew Niles
Cripple Creek
A. Niles
Frank Elbrecht
Wilson Geary
Toronto
Niagara Falls
John Curren
John O'Rourke
Lizzie Gaughan
Scranton
Alice Connor
River Street
Patricia
Philadelphia
A. Hughes
Gordon Avenue
Maud
Visitation
Kate Rooney
Hyde Park
May Moffitt
West Side
John Burke
G. W. Piel
Visst
Honesdale
Elizabeth Mooney
W. F. Loftus
Sand Street
Misa Delaney
John Delaney
Athletics Lose To Nenpariels In Sunday Baseball
The Athletics of Orphant were defeated by the Nenpariels with a 12 to iho score on Sunday. John Parks of Providence visited relatives on Dundaff Street Sunday. Rob Baker reported garden thieves amid turnips and carrots pulled up. Delaware Lackawanna and Western mine issued eight hours notices this week. John H. Lewis Carmall Street passed an exam and will receive a foreman's certificate. Robert Colburn will receive an assistant mine foreman's certificate. Mita Hannah Primer of Inton was in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphant
Nenpariels
Iho
John Parks
Providence
Dundaff Street
J. Palmer
Carmal Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Robert Colburn
Mita Hannah Primer
Inton
Main street sidewalks lowered and graded improvements visible
Longstanding sidewalk elevations on Main Street have been reduced, with grading extending to Railroad Street and planned work on Whellington Street. Local officials note notable street improvements, while town residents and several visitors recount recent activities and health updates.
Archbalds Funeral and Local Notices in Carbondale
The funeral of Edward Lane was held from his East Side home with services at St Thomas church and burial in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers named, high mass requiem sung for Mrs Anna Hunt, and numerous notices of residents and visitors, school board meeting, and various local names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lane
Lai
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
M. J. Melrule Instermont
Thomas Yo Morn
W. T. Cummings
James I
Laurel Street
Miller
Philadelphia
Michael Lally
Charles and
Mias Beale Haten
Jersey Heights
James Eaton
Laurentreet
Mies Alice McHale
Pittston
President Price
Hose Company
Thomas Gildea
T. F. O'Hero
Thomas Price
Jame McAndrew
Sarah Keough
J. H. White
Alice Sweeney
Mary Duffy
Mary Corcoran
M. F O'Boyle
Mary O' Boyle
Martha Stein
Ellin Holmes
Jennie Murphy
Ella
School Board Actions Reappoint Teachers and Open Schools
The board reappointed the existing corps of teachers, naming J. H. White and W. A. Kelley for three years. It was moved that schools reopen on Sept. 13 before the meeting adjourned. Names mentioned include Maria Moran, Mary A. Mullen, Katie Walah, Tillie Kielty, and William Nealon.
School board meeting assigns teachers and bids
The central school district met Saturday evening to appoint teachers for all wards including Central school principal M W Cummings and several assistants. The supply committee recommended appointing Professor M J Lloyd of Dickson City as supplier for school furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
M. W. Cummings
M. J. McHale
Mary A. McGinty
Nellie Martin
Edith Jane
Katie Flynn
First Ward
Hannah Henery
Nellie McAndrew
Third Ward
Katie Murphy
Mamie Nealon
Ageistant
Fourth Ward
Katie Murray
Maggie Evans
Marshwood
Sarah Ruddy
Eva Versie
Katie Walsh
Mamie Rogan
Nele Murphy
M. J. Lloyd
Dickson City
O'Malley
Jennie Williams
Weat Scranton
Mr. Hughes
Congregational Church
M. B. Hull
Mise Clara Hull
New York
Morris Kelly
T. A. Shannon
Carbondale
Will Matthews
New Jersey
J. Devise
Stroudaburg
D. G. Davis
Lauckawinna Street
W. R. Read
Mabel Read
Philadelphia
Nettle Mason
Hoboken
N. J
Birthday party honors Grassy Tamad grandson
Mr and Mrs Robert McMathes of Grassy Tamad hosted a birthday party for their grandson Master Walter Daken last Friday afternoon at their home. Guests included Miss Lulu A Baker Hoboken N J Miss Ola Irene Rogers Pockville and many others from Grassy and surrounding areas. Harper lodge I O O F members are to meet this evening to arrange Joseph Croup funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McMathes
Grassy Tamad
Walter Daken
Elmer Daken
Lulu A. Baker
Hoboken
N. J
Ola Irene Rogers
Pockville
Essie Polhamus
Myra Aleworth
Lillian
Eva
Grace
Mary van Kirk
Maud Miller
Glennon Lewis
Raymond Polhamus
Powder Mills
Gertrude
Stella
Francia Kennedy
Sadie Heneghan
Trene Nealon
Regina
Fito Donnelly
Gerald
Aggie Lenahan
Florence Walter
Albert Ready
Grassy
Joseph Shone
William Till
William Johns
England
John 8. Jenkins
Pittston
Jake Berry
Green Ridge
John Berry
Charles Miller
Park Pines
Harper Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Joseph Croup
The Great Medical Discovery That Cures Consumption
A 19th century advertorial argues that a man deemed dying from consumption may recover with Mr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the remedy creates healthy blood, fights germs, builds tissue and nerve power, aids digestion, and helps those who fail cod liver oil. A free edition of Dr. Pierce's medical adviser is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fierce
Pierce
Common Sense
KR. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N
Train Schedule Fragments for Eyle and Wyoming Valley
Fragmentary timetable notes routes from Eyle to Wyoming Valley including intermediate points Hawley and Lake on morning trains. Entries mention 6.00 a m and other times in May 1807 with unclear spellings and local stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seates Jeoveranton
Rie Slitend
Hawley
Lakepe
Ional
Eer
Lehigh Valley Railroads Coal Line Schedules and Services
The notice outlines Lehigh Valley Railroad services with trains to Pittston Wilkes Barre Bethlehem and New York via D L & W KR routes. It notes Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and major cities, and lists general agents in Philadelphia and Bethlehem with emphasis on coal region travel and connecting lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitaine
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
New York
Nevlere
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Areny
Philadelphia P. m
Alrer Varior
Whitehall Street
H. P. Baldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Points East
Trenton
Washington and
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Daneville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Binghamton and
Nicholson
Pinghamton
Utica
Richfeld Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williameport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Uth
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Aete
I. Rita
Ancatoge
Montreal
Bos
England
Atc
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barrent
York
Piagetpain
Lehi Valley
M. Cette
Black Diamond Express
Bennay
R.h
The
South
Burdick
Albany
W. Cross
Ae Gg
Paitader
D. Rk
D. L
W. KR
Aoe Hoven
Hixsieton
Serine
Boston
Reading
Harriabure
Pyoips
Turkhamrock
Towanda
Tihaca
Geneva
Rochester
Niagara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lackawanna County
Shannon & Co
Newsdentiers
Will
LE Brun
Wm. G. Clark
Poms Ave
Scranton, Pa
Taylor
Whellington Street
Hayard Griffiths
Durgess
William P. Griffiths
Taylor Mines
Griffiths
Moses Taylor Hospital
John Rogan
Olyphant
Livia van Berger
New Philadelphia
Ohio
John Williams
Chester Simmons
A. Stegner
Rendham
BE. J. Fallon
Old Forge
Daniel Jones
Independent Social Club
Weber's Rink
Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Howell Brooks
Laffin
May
Mabel
Elsie Martin
Union Street
John Willams
Jermyn
Peckville
Alaska
N.K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St Louis
Che Smith
Syracuse
N.v
Arcade
Susquehanna County
Fern Hall
Pennsylvania
Fern Hall Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
Dundaff, Pa
Hotel
le Chevalier
Ocean Grove, N. J
Matthew
Fleet Avenue
Asbury Park
J. W. Matthews
Albert
11Th Street
Under Place
Broadway
L. & E. Frenkle
Wa. M. Bates
L. M. Bate
New Moment
Thorn
Timestors
Everett
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Spring House
Heart Laks, Pa
U. E. Crofut
Alford
Conrad
Lacka, Ave
Seo. Murray
Proprister
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Stack Pepaieciy
William Taylor
Mousic
Cca
Mooblic
Suse Dale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
R’y
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Anneapolis
St. Paul
Northwest
Vancouver
Ile
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
B. W. Skinner
G. EB. A
Madea
Kfabvtorn
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Matthews Ekkos
Urugelot
Serantog
Bevers
Jarbington
D.C
Aloes
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Lagkawanna Lumber Co., Mufacturer
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
Board of Trade Building
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Areron
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
J. B. Wood
J. B. Hutchinson
Central Railroad of
Lacka
Western
Eyle
Wyoming Valley
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
A.W. Nonnemacher
Pana
Pagoranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Schanton Division
GEE Blorune Vane
Abbi Y wArrive Voton
Franklin
Hancock
Preston Park
Feraut
Ontario & K
T. Futorott
Ally
Mey
Eragton, Ni
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