Time extended on Clifford duplicate by Carbondale board
Carbondale school board granted a sixty day extension until October 1 for collecting unpaid taxes on the Clifford duplicate. Bondsmen James J. ONeill Henry Cook and John Clifford face liabilities to Fidelity Casualty and aim to recoup funds as aldermen assist. A final settlement timeline and collector selection were also discussed, with Watt nominated for 4 percent commission but delayed for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. B. Clifford
Carbondale School Board
James J. O'Neill
Henry Cook
John Clifford
Eagh
H. ©. Butler
Ayns
Fidelity Casualty Companys
Fred Williams
Beranton
O'Ney
Williams
Fidelity Company
O'Neill
Clifford
Butler
Wille Imins
Mvans
Hughes
Copeland
Vanaan
Evans
W. F. Watt
Mr. Watt
Watt
Evins
Grape-Nuts Aids Grandmother In Child Illness Recovery
A grandmother recalls using Grape-Nuts to treat her granddaughter’s stomach trouble and severe headaches. After trying various foods, feeding with warmed Grape-Nuts led to rapid weight gain and improved vitality, with the child thriving on the cereal now and later able to eat other foods. The ad touts Grape-Nuts as easily digested and ready for immediate assimilation.
Labor unions protest Carbondale high school painting contract
Federal Union No. 7204 and Carbondale Central Labor endorse a protest against the Carbondale school board building committee for awarding the high school painting contract to H. Frank & Son. The resolutions urge action against Evans and Vanaan and were presented after a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Union
Central Labor Union
H. Frank & Son
Federal Labor Union
Neion
Evans and
Vanaan
James Gordon
Carbondale School Board
Vannon
Jonas Willhimes
S. &B. Spragenberg
Robert Alexandr
Carbondale Central Labor
Au-gust
Vanaian
Kerwin
Gallagher
Hughes
The
Tribune
Vannan
Frank & Son
Storm Ravages Farms Around Waymart In Severe Sunday Night Event
Residents report century strong wind and hail tearing through fields and orchards near Waymart. Apple trees blown down at the Patterson and Paterson farms. corn damaged and tomato patches stripped. A Delaware and Hudson train halted fourteen minutes at Waymart as wind and hail battered the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymart
Pattergon
Perkins Farm
Cutile
Patterson
Hubbard
Delaware and Hudson
Waymart Storminflicted Losses Expected to Exceed Past Record
Stricken with fear, residents relied on calm, presence of mind and courageous spirits to steady nerves after the disaster. The final tally of losses is not yet known, but will surpass any prior Waymart storm in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymart
Idle Hour Glen Camp Notes End 1902 Season
The Crystal Inn boarders report six departures amid noisy bugling while Gloriander shows unstrung demeanor. Jim earns M D from the group for nursing Glory and Chest breaks a hammock, Dutch and Chest rise early post-sleep record, and Prof Leo Dunlavey’s Marine band performs with Mulliney’s. Camp notes end with Sir Roland De Trimble inviting souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Inn
Gloriander
Jim
Glory
Steve
Chest
Carbondale
Dutch
Glen
Stout
Jimmie
Ring
Leo Dunlavey
Marine
Mulliney
Prof
Dunlavey
Sousi
Fernhall
Billy
Master Jones Surprise Birthday Party Held at River Street Home
A birthday party was hosted on River Street by Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jones for their son William seventh birthday. Guests included Eleanor Kennedy Marguerite Kirkwood Muarle Boylan Elizabeth Ryan Gertrude Thomas Mary Kennedy Gertrude Beyans Mirlim Myun Isabelle Kennedy Leona Hooper Annie O Rourke Wallace Kennedy Joseph Ryan Aloysius Boylan Maurice Orchard James Boylan Harold Kennedy Henry Kirkwood and Joseph Boylan. Refreshments were served as a joyful gathering of children and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Jones
River Street
Leona Hooper
Annie O'Rourke
Masters Wallace Kennedy
Joseph Ryan
Aloysius Boylan
Maurice Orchard
James Boylan
Harold Kennedy
Henry Kirkwood
Joseph Boylan
Mad dog attack on brewery worker ends with gunshot
Charles Vogle of upper Canaan street, employed by Hansen on the new brewery, was attacked by a mad St Bernard while returning home. He fought the dog after it killed his companion dog, and John McCabe arrived to finish the brute with buckshot. Vogle escaped with remarkable narrowness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vogle
Canaan Street
Hansen
John McCabe
Mr. Vogle
Board of mine examiners reviews 56 candidates at Central High
The district board of mine examiners led by Edward Roderick and including W G Robertson Thomas Llewellyn and J T Roberts examined 56 candidates for certificates for mine foremen and assistant foremen at Central High School yesterday. Foreman exams concluded while assistant foreman tests will continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Board of Mine Examiners
Edward Roderick
W. G. Robertson
Thomas Llewellyn
J. T. Roberts
Central High School
Three Scranton Men Served Arrest Warrants
Nathan Kilanski Harry Lesiie and David Harris of Scranton have been served with warrants for their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Kilanski
Harry Lesiie
David Harris
Scranton
Local dispute leads to Alderman hearing for alleged trespass
Mrs. Mary Walsh of the South Side appeared before Alderman Atkinson with charges of malicious mischief and breach of peace against the defendants. She claims on July 22 they tried to eject her, tore down a barn, damaged a garden, and spoke abusive words. a hearing is scheduled later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walsh
South Side
Atkinson
Wyllie Family Plans Scotland England Trip
Andrew Wyllie and his daughter Miss Elizabeth Wryville will depart Wednesday for Scotland, his native country, for a three month visit. Wyllie will spend weeks revisiting youth and then travel to England before returning abroad for about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wyllie
Elizabeth Wryville
Bonnie
Scotland
Mr. Wryllie
England
Concert by Crystal Lake cottagers at Fern Hall
The cottagers of Crystal Lake plan a Monday night concert at Fern Hall. Officials promise a rare treat comparable to the memorable event held there about a year ago. All are invited and a good time is assured for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Meetings of Tonight Across Local Fraternal Groups
William H. Davies Relief Corps division 24 and A O H attendances at St Vincent de Paul host meetings. Lackawanna tribe Red Men Mitchell Hose Company Carbondale conclave and Improved Order of Heptasophs gather for scheduled events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Davies
Mrs Hugh Murphy Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Mrs Hugh Murphy underwent an appendicitis operation at Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon. Her condition was very much improved last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Murphy
Passing Throng Through Scranton and Nearby Towns
Sunday social notes recount residents visiting relatives and friends in Scranton, Green Ridge, Carbondale, Honesdale, and Jermyn. People named include Maurice Church, Victor Caryl, Joseph Gilhoul, John Williams, Harry Robinson, John Evans, Charles McCann, Miss Mary A. McCann, John P. Beck, Mrs. Simpkins, Mrs. Adaline Bower, Miss Elizabeth Ayres, Miss Dolly Ayres, Miss Stose, Miss Lily Griswold, Lena Rampert, Oscar Wright, Mabel Wright, Mrs. William Cornish, Mrs. Levi Rosengrant, Mrs. Henry Whittington, Hon. P. A. Philbin, Art Sihm, Miss Louise Brown, Miss May Rutun, Gabriel Pugliano, F. C. Wagner, George Hobbs, Miss Gertie Smith, Giles Morgan, Mrs. William J. Morgan. The notes mention illnesses improving, travels to Crystal Lake and Lake Winola, and various vacations and visits through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Church
Scranton
Victor Caryl
Seventh Avenue
Joseph Gilhoul
Green Ridge
John Williams
Harry Robinson
Jermyn
John Evans
Honesdale
Charles McCann
Mary A. McCann
John P. Beck
New York State
Adaline Bower
G. W. Bucklin
Dickson Hill
Elizabeth
Dolly Ayres
Carbondale
Stose
Lily Griswold
Lena Rampert
Oscar Wright
Mabel
Niagara Falls
William Cornish
Levi Rosengrant
Birkett Street
Henry Whittington
P. A. Philbin
Archbald Citizen
Art Sihm
Crystal Lake
Stripplings
Louise Brown
Albany
N. Y
Nellie Gallaghy
Salem Avenue
May Rutun
Meshoppen
Wyoming County
Gabriel Pugliano
New York City
Atlantic Coast
Brighton Beach
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
F. C. Wagner
Fred
George Hobbs
Gertie Smith
P. Giles Morgan
Newton Lake
William J. Morgan
Lake Winola
Mrs. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Jermyn and Mayfield Obituary Notes on Two Residents
The remains of Mrs. Mary D. Solomon were brought to her home for a funeral to be conducted at the house this afternoon by Rev. Brodhead with Rev. Waller assisting. Interment is set for Maplewood cemetery. Mrs. Toman of Jermyn died suddenly at her son’s home on Fourth Street around ten o’clock. Born in Cornwall, England, she was 73 and had lived in Jermyn for 13 years, known as a faithful church attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Solomon
J. Brodhead
St. James’ Church
M. D. Waller
Maplewood
Carbondale
Toman
Paris Fashion Notes on Color and Lace Details
The piece observes Paris fashion showing color influences visible through open spaces in fabric. It mentions galoons and edgings along with medallion and net-top laces. Prices begin at Var clichess se e a vis ae envenin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Linen Towels in Store Hemmed Huck Towels Offered
Entitled linen items described as hemmed Huck towels sized 17 by 34 inches are offered in a dozen quantities. The note reflects a catalog listing with uncertain text and potential pricing or availability details.
Community News Highlights From Scranton Area
Obituary notes for a local resident with surviving son James of Scranton and son William John at home, and daughter Mrs John Penrose of West Mayfield. Other items include ball games between married and single men in Jermyn with a 16 to 2 score, Liberty Lodge Knights of Pythias defeating Foresters 9 to 6, Willie Friend sustaining a forehead gash from a horse kick, and infant death from cholera infantum with funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow. Also reports of visitors, courtly duties, and planned public games at Fowlers park with Hendricks and Jones as Jermyn battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Scranton
Wiliam John
John Penrose
West Mayfield
Bertha Wall
Factoryville
Mary Swick
Second Street
Jermyn
Liberty Lodge
Knights of Pyihlas
Foresters
Willie Friend
Weat Mayfield
William Netherton
Forty Fort
Philip Baker
Main Street
Noah Pugh
Mayfield
Fowlers Park
Hendricks
Jones
A. J. Baker
Duryea
Willard R. Dodson
Chapman Jake Firm
Archbal d and Scranton Visitors noted in town
Mary Norton Archbald visited Scranton friends while Ibene Miller of Stroudsburg returned home after a three week visit in town. Margaret and Alsina Eaton called in Peckville. Archbald tall club to play Crescents of Carbondale Wednesday afternoon on Carbondale grounds. Mr and Mrs A H Zeller of New Albany Ind visiting relatives in town then to Scranton before returning home. Henry Emmons returned to Brooklyn after a pleasant visit. Mrs J C Donly and others attended Niagara Falls excursion. George Pierr was a Scranton caller yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Norton
Scranton
Ibene Miller
Stroudsburg
Margaret
Alsina Eaton
Peckville
Archbald Tall Club
The
Crescents
Carbondale
A. H. Zeller
New Albans
Ind
Henry Emmons
Brooklyn
J. C. Donly
Julia Dougher
Mary Murphy
James Murphy
Niagara Walls
George Pierr
Rev G H Cole Heads to Baltimore Seaside Return Planned
Elmhurst reports Rev G H Cole left Monday morning for Baltimore and the seashore with a return expected around August. Local social notes mention visits from Miss Bertha Crinus and Miss Nellie Brundage, plus Mrs J W Partridge family. A Ladies Aid social yielded funds for church repairs amid poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Cole
Baltimore
Bertha Crinus
Nellie Brundage
Grown Ridge
J. W. Partridge
Lake Higary
Casper Jenny
Ladies’ Aid Society
Belle Lown
Dunmore
Lou Dunning
Ema Miller
Excursion to Hancock by New York Ontario and Western Railways
The NYO&W Railway announces a Sunday excursion to Hancock New York on August 10. The trip covers hills of Wayne and Delaware counties with scenic views from Elk mountains to the Catskills. Depart Scranton at 9:00 am return from Hancock at 4:30 pm with a round trip fare of 1. For details contact J. E. Welsh Scranton ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Hancock
N. Y
Wayne
Delaware Counties
Elk Mountains
Catskills
Delaware River
Lackawanna Excursion to Atlantic City Aug 7 24
Special excursion tickets on all trains Thursday August 7 will be valid for returns through August 24. Scranton price is 00 for adults and 2.50 for children ages 6 to 12. Route via Manunka Chunk and Philadelphia with Delaware bridge connection no station changes. Apply to local ticket agent for schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Manunka Chunk
Philadelphia
Delaware Bridge
Elks Meeting Special Railfare to Salt Lake City
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a $51.25 round trip fare to Salt Lake City for Elks Grand Lodge meeting attendees. Tickets valid for outbound August 6 8 and 12 to 14, with return through September 10 on all trains except the Clark Diamond express. Consult local ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Utth
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Lehigh Valley Railroad Tour Tickets To California
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers excursion tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles for 66.25 dollars. Tickets valid August 1 to 3 for going, return by September 0th on any train except the Black Diamond Express, with further details from ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bienniul
Knights of Pythias
Cali
Bapetember
Black Diamond Express
Lee High Valley Ticket Agents
Reduced Rates to All Points Through the West
Reduced rates offered on the Nickel Plate road to western points. Emphasizes fast time and comfort for passengers. Inquiries: nearest agents or write Kt FE Payne general agent 291 Main St Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Payne
Mainst
Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road Sells Low-Rate One-Way Fares
The Nickel Plate Road announces unusually low one way fares for travel during a promotional period. Details on routes dates and eligibility are not fully listed in readable text. Travelers are advised to check local offices for precise pricing and schedule information.
Travel by quickest daily service to Colorado and beyond
Round trip tickets to Colorado Utah South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and nearby points. Three splendid through trains each way daily with fast schedules. Finest coaches Pullmans and tourist cars. Individual club meals and meals a la carte from one dollar. See nearest agent or write R. E. Payne General Agent 281 Main Street Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
R. E. Payne
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y. Oe
Seashore Outing Draws Crowds To New Jersey Coast
Tourists flock to the New Jersey shore with Monmouth Normandie Atlantic Highlands Seabright and dozens of resorts served by the New Jersey Central. The railroad lists a rate guide from its General Passenger Department offering access to many hotels and boarding houses. Send a postal to Central Building New York for the rate list and more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Jersey Central
Monmouth
Normandie
Atlantic Highlands
Seabright
Low Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Allenhurst
Spring Lake
Belmar
Barregat
Beach Haven
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Cape May
New Jerse Central
Central Building
New York
Busy Man's Way Trains Between New York and Philadelphia
The Jersey Central offers hourly trains between New York and Philadelphia from 7 a.m. to midnight. Described as palatial, the service promises fast two hour runs, rock ballast roadbed, automatic block signaling, and thorough attention to every detail for busy travelers seeking speed and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Sccurc
Jersey Central
Funeral services for Mrs. Reed in Olyphant
The funeral for Mrs. James Reed will be held from her home on Second Street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George Hugue of the Busquehanna Street Baptist Church will officiate. Knights of Malta members are asked to meet in their rooms at 2 for the funeral attendance. Beranton Gas and Water Co. began paving Lackawanna Street west onlay, recently torn up for the new water line construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reed
Second Street
George Hugue
Busquehanna Strovet Baptist Church
Mareks
Knights of Maite
Beranton Gas and Water Company
Lackawanna Street West
Chinchilla Baptist Church Festival and Social News
Chinchilla Baptist Church branches festival linked to phonograph entertainment invites all. Sunday school Close will picnic in woods behind Friday La Rue house on Wednesday. Emily Adams left for Carbondale Monday visiting Miles Mabel Stone. Ines Halley returned from Campertown Saturday. Sadie Gordon of Scranton spent Sunday with Minnie Streater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchilla
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Gertrude Pease
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FBS News of
Roganletin
Boss “Cos
Keystone Watch Cave Company
Sir Roland de Trimble
Master Jones
Mad Dog
Jermyn and Mayfield
Connolly & Wallace Nton’s Shopping Center
Madras
Cen Eee
Connolly & Wallace
Webb
Elmhurst
N. J
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