Local Social Notices and Visits In Carbondale
County social items from Carbondale list guests and travelers visiting from Scranton Jersey City New York city Sayre Dunmore Pittston and Sayre plus residents visiting Crystal Lake and Beach Lake Wayne County. Names include Miss May Kilpatrick Mrs N Lathrope Mrs Israel Crane Miss Genevieve Keegan Miss Annie Morris Miss Jennie Noth Miss Nellie Campbell and Miss Agnes Mahan among others.
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State Normal School
May Kilpatrick
N. Lathrope
Israel Crane
Preston Park
Robert Vannon
Waymart
P. F. Carroll
George Williams
George Mullin
New York City
Magele Duffye
Green Ridge
Charles Cavanaugh
Dundas Street
Genevieve Keegan
Scranton
Gertrude McAndrew
Pittston
Hyland
Frances Levy
Fordham
N.Y
Mitts Kittle Miloney
William Swarts
Dunmore
T. J. Lamb
Wilkes-Barre
Catherine Bolton
Misa Lelia Bolton
Mise Lull
Sayre
Crystal Lake
John Burke
Jersey City
Lucy Coggins
Agnes Mahan
Misa Annie Morris
Park Street
Jennie Noth
Annie Dugan
Nellie Campbell
Olyphant
John Sauer
Killian
Wilkes- Barre
Mullen
Mary
Philadelphia
Misa Stridget Connelly
Easton
Aliee Larnie
Etta McNeib
Sidney Pierce
Haines
Wayne County
Mary Kearney
Willan Pethick Ie
Samuel Lewis
Ella Bradley
Binghamton
Emma Barrett
Beach Lake
Two Men and a Horse Survive Fifteen Foot Fall
James Gilligan and a Mayfield companion escaped serious harm after a carriage and horse plunged from a fifteen foot bank near the D. and H. crossing at Eighth avenue. Spectators rushed to help as the buggy landed atop them but the buggy framework saved the men from injury. The horse remained uninjured while the carriage was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilligan
Mayfield
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Gillan
Death in a Bunch of Bananas Tarantula Found at Store
A tarantula was found in a banana bunch at J B Shannon’s Salem avenue store Saturday morning. Shannon, preparing an order, noticed the spider after a boy alerted him. He avoided a bite as the creature slipped into a crevice. this marks the second such incident in five years at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bs. Shannon
Salem Avenue
Shannon
Axmer
Mr. Shannon
Surprising discovery at Mrs Raynor home uncovers cache of coins
Samuel Pearce the drayman moving an old cupboard at Harriet Raynor’s house found glittering coins. A box of gold coins totaling fifty and a large amount of silver coins worth about fifty dollars were discovered along with papers. Mrs Raynor claimed no knowledge of the money and suspects her husband Raynor planted it during his fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pearce
Harriet Raynor
Fire Destroys Hicks Barn Between Archbald and Park
A Saturday afternoon blaze nearly wiped out William Hicks’s barn between Archbald and Park streets. Fire companies joined hoses, delaying briefly but kept flames from neighboring structures. The barn held hay meat a boiler engine wagons scales and other valuables with partial insurance coverage.
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William Hicks
Archbald
Park Street
Local and Personal Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mr and Mrs David Robbins and Miss Mary Kelly visit Waymart. Mrs Thomas Walker entertains Mrs Charles Marshall and daughter Elizabeth of New York City. Arthur Ulmer visits Waymart. Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson visit Lenoxville. Misses Maria Mullady and Annie Farrell vacation in Honesdale. George L Peck and daughter from Agency Iowa visit Friends in town. Verna and Kaityn Lloyd, Bloomsburg graduates, featured.
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David Robbins
Mary Kelly
Waymart
Thomas Walker
Charles Marshall
Elizabeth
New York City
Arthur Ulmer
Fred. Wilson
Lenoxville
Maria Mullady
Annie Farrell
Honesdale
George L. Peck
Agency
Iowa
Verna
Kaityn Lloyd
Bloomsburg
Marriage of Miss Mary Griffin and Mr Sidney Lewis
Miss Mary Griffin of Archhald wed Sidney Lewis of Providence in a large ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Ivor Thomas officiated with Mrs Mary Grif Atherton as bridesmaid and Alfred Harris as groom’s man. The couple will reside in Providence.
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Mary Griffin
Sidney Lewis
Providence
Mary Grif
Alfred Harris
Ivor Thomas
Welsh Congregational Church
Rosina Davis
W. H.thomas
James Nallon
South Scranton
van Horns Hall
Taylor Reds
Olyphant
Mise Ligale Daniels
North Main Street
Wesley Fayinger
Union Band
Rendham
Grays
Petersburg
Local Notices From Hyde Park And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs John Griffiths of Hyde Park visited the latter s parents yesterday. Mr John Davis of Pine Brook was a Taylor visitor yesterday. Mr John Williams of Hyde Park called on friends here yesterday. The score shows Runs Actives 9 life 6 error 6 Grays 7 hits 6 errora 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffiths
Hyde Park
John Davis
Pine Brook
John Williams
Peckville Pole Raising Amid Community Celebration
In Peckville last Saturday evening a new pole and flag were raised in a ceremony presided by Burgess S. B. Williams. Rev. Simpkins and Rev. Thomas spoke while songs and a “Liberty Bell” selection entertained. A boy named James Doran was fined for drunken disorderly conduct.
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Hese
Burgess
S. B. Williams
C. Simpkins
Columbia
I. H. Thomas
Simpking
Thomas
George Bhay
Herbert Frear
Willie Lewis
William Frear
David Bhay
Mattie Mckering
Mr. Thomas
James Doran
Martin Walker
Burgess Williams
Costa
Doran
the Tribune
Sugar Notch
Luzerne County
Wilkes-Barre Coal and Iron Company
Rev. & C. Simpkins
Salem Camp Grounds
Union
Isadore Goodman
Volunteer Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania
Wilson Fire Company
A. F. Kiser
Philadelphia
W. J. Boland
William Vanderfort
Niles
Johnson
Susquehanna River
Fast Windsor
New York
John Burling
Dunmore
O Hara Resigns as Inside Foreman at Riverside Colliery
The Riverside colliery mine foreman Mr O Hara who has served in the role for several years tendered his resignation this morning leaving the position to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
O'Hara
Greater New York a World Leading City in 1891 Study
The article argues Greater New York could become the globe’s foremost city, rivaling London in population. It details area, street mileage, real estate value, public buildings, and harbor capacity, and contrasts New York’s modern, developed landscape with London’s aging, congested structure.
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New York
London
Jersey City
Newark
Jersey
Greater
Bertin
Canton
Vienna
Tokyo
TRI Ice
Weuone
Chicago
Sbi
Tno
Petersburg
Hudson River
New World
Philadelphia
Washington
Paris
Berlin
New York City Ranked Above Nations in Population Genius
The Pittburgh Times extols Greater New York noting its population surpasses Illinois, Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania combined and compares it with Cuba, Egypt, Greece, and London. It lauds Yankee ingenuity and calls New York the crowning center of man’s creative hand and inevitable regional dominance.
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Illinois
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Ariona
Colorado
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Vermont
North Dakota
Cuba
Spain
Egypt
Greece
Europe
Calle
Bwiteerland
Norway
Denmark
New York City
London
Pittaturg Times
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