Railroad Timetables and City to Lake Tedove Service
Rail timetable notes list daily departures from Carbondale city station to Fort Scranton Wilkes Barre and Lake Tedove with varied times such as 7.08 8.00 and 12 am. It mentions trains to Montreal New Eve points and Waymart Honeadale with arrivals at Hardondale and Attn-3.16 on Sundays and a reference to Hienesdale and Waymart daily service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Carbondale
Fort Scranton
Wilkes Harre
Aes
Forshane
Oy Buttes
Montreal
Posten
New Eve Points
Wapmart
Tenendale
Lake Tedove
Wavmmartt
Oneedale
Arbordale
Wilkes
Berne Au
Baily
CES Ponent
Hienesdale
Waymart Daly Ap Sa
Wey DL
Cin
Trajne
Hardondale
Tron
Lotiogs
Waymart
Honeadale
FAA Pth
Rail Schedule Fragments Signal Weekend Train Moves
Incomplete timetable notes indicate trains from Carbondale to Scranton at 7M and 1M on Sunday with 4 pm and 1 pm departures. Trains to points north listed for 11 nm and 6:40 pm departures. Scranton connections to New York Cromwell and other destinations noted with 2.10 am coming arrivals and Co pm pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Too
Points North
Wim Raine
Ryunday
New York
Cromwall
Ote
Pointe North
Heate
Tm Sundsee
Catone
Train Schedule Fragments For Carbondale and Surrounding Lines
Fragmented timetable notes show trains serving Carbondale and nearby lines with daily service except Sundays. Timings include morning starts around 6 00 a m and evening runs around 6 27 p m to connect New York city and western points, with multiple stops at Susquehanna and Dinehannon areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiaina
Starien
Carbondale
Sundae
Frandt
Nineveh
Dinehannon
New York City
Finffam
Susquehanna
Treina
Siequehanna
Fish Trick Leads to Coal Prank at City Yard
In a downtown tale from the Delaware line, Claude Smith stages a practical joke by leaving two bass for Train Dispatch Parry in a baggage room. Moon and Chapman swap fish for coal, a stunt meant to mock Parry and Smith, ending with unresolved bad blood between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
An’ Thielsen Company
Thnt
Genercenty
Iactte Enamith
Sraith
Chief McNulty
Michael Moran
John Gilbert
Mr. Dooley
Claude
Parry
Willis Moon
George Chatman
Smith
Siv Moon
Chapman
Moon
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Brings Witty Patient Praise
A reader letter lauds Asa Allen's Foot Ease for gloves and powder use to absorb moisture and protect gloves. A Chicago Clinic doctor behind the claim notes constant use in his practice. the ad invites physicians and customers to purchase at Allen 8. Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Allen
Allen
WC Gbbert
Chicago
Olmsted
Substitution Mystery Stirs Local Dining Rumors
The Tribune reports a mix up where coal was substituted for bass in a meal. No one knows who is responsible and Moon, Chapman, Smith, or Parry are mentioned as potential subjects. A guessing contest may follow as residents ponder the who and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Moon
Chapman
Smith
Parry
Commoners Meet in Brief City Council Session
The Common council held a short session last night approving a water turn on for the Park fountain and various concurrent resolutions. They adopted bids for cowl for public buildings, ordered repairs to street lights, sidewalks, and a profile for Lincoln avenue, and announced adjournment before 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charman Pletcher
Cnunels
Whitfield
Stone
Fifth
Cottage Hose Company
Terrace Street
Seventh Avenue
Morris Place
Fight on Public Street Ends in Arrest at City Station
Michael Walsh of Pike Street faced a charge of fighting on a public thoroughfare after a clash with Martin Neary at the Linth avenue and Main street corner. Chief McAndrew arrested Walsh at the scene as onlookers gathered and Walsh was taken to the city station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Walsh
Pike Street
Walsh
Martin Neary
Linth Avenue
Mainstreet
McAndrew
Waleh
Newry
Neary
Frn
McAndresy
Obituary notices for Miss Ann Connelly and Elizabeth Tilley
Miss Ann Connelly aged 10 dies after paralyptic stroke at cousin's home on Pike Street. Survived by one sister in Ireland with funeral at St Rose church and cemetery. Elizabeth Tilley wife of John Tilley dies after three week hospital stay following operation. born Providence. long Carbondale resident. funeral at home with Rev W A Beecher officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Connelly
Mark McDonough
Pike Street
Miss Connelly
Teele
Amelia
Orhemdate
Ireland
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Ates
Elizabeth Tinsley
John BE. Tilketles
Kimcreeney Hospital
Tillatey
Tilleley
Providence
Elizabeth Rosengrant
Berewn Bapust
Devease
John
Community groups meet at Carbondale area lodge event
Division Noa MW A OD HL St. Vincent de Paul society Lucretia lodge Daughters of Rebekah Lackawanna tribe Med Men Knights of Honor Local union No 1411 United Mine Workers Carbondale Cycle club Daughters of St. George Mitchell Howse for drill Trinity guild Capecia meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul Soviety
Lucretia Lodge
Rebekah
Lackawanna Tribe
Med Men
Knights of Honor
Loval Union
United Mine Workers
Carbondale Cycle Club
Daughters of St. George
Mitchell Howse
Trinity Guild Capecia
Painter Edward James Falls From Scaffolding
Edward James employed by Edward Hall fell twenty feet from scaffolding while painting the Greek church at Mayfield. He sustained a sprained ankle and bruises to the lower limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward James
Edward Hall
Mayfield
Diphtheria Outbreak Prompts Strict Village Quarantine
Fears of smallpox shift to malignant diphtheria in Simpson. Two children died, two more ill in the Gogot family, with four throat inflammations and cankered symptoms. Fell Township School Board orders a strict quarantine of Gogot home, to be enforced like smallpox. Wake held Sunday drew concerns about contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Fell Township
Aime
Philip Gogote
Perons
Iegete
Park Fountain Gets Gala Dress for Semi-centennial Week
Workers cleaned rust and peeling paint from Memorial park fountain as part of preparations for the city gala week. A council resolution, introduced by Chairman Fletcher, ordered the work and pass ed by the select council, with painting to follow and water to be turned on later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Workmet
Fletcher
Select Council
Wurts Guards Call Survivors to City Hall Reunion
Full attendance of Wurts Guard survivors is requested at city hall on August 1 to plan the September 2 celebration and the September 14 reunion marking the thirty ninth anniversary of the 1842 departure to the front by Company A Thirteenth Pennsylvania militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurts Guard
City Hall
Weinerlay
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Militia
H. BH. Dadwin
Miss Elisabeth Parry Weds Barton Harris in City on the Lake
Miss Elisabeth Parry married Barton Harris of Buffalo in the city on the lake last Wednesday. Rev. Van Keuren officiated at the Entire Street Methodist Church. Guests included Edward Arrow, Francis Norholm, Alice Harter, and John Swarts. The couple plans visits to Niagara Falls and Toronto before settling in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Parry
Barton Harris
Buffalo
Mr. van Keuren
Street Methodist Church
Anna Peres
Slater
John G. Swarts
Wiffale
Edward &. Wrrowp
Francis C. Norholm
Alice Harter
Joh Swarts
Jek
Dgeoph Swartz
Laura M. Schreiber
Louise Schreiber
Delia Benreiber
Busan M. Norhelm
Anna M. Parry
Fireman Instructor Langan Returns From Ohio Teaching Hard Coal Use
Thomas Langan of Dundaff street returned yesterday after about seven weeks in Southern Ohio where he instructed Erie railroad firemen on hard coal usage. He traveled Meadville to Salamanca and Kort to Meadville on the Meadville division, the fastest Erie trains now using hard coal. He reported many observers unfamiliar with anthracite noting its burning effects and will resume duties on the Jefferson division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Langan
Dundaff Street
Ohio
Erie Railroad
Langan
Meadville
Pai
Salamanca
Nos
Kort
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Erie
Jefferson
Carbondale Cycle Club Meeting This Evening
The Carbondale Cycle club holds its regular semi monthly meeting in the club rooms this evening. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
Knights of Malta to Meet The Jocal Commandery
The Jocal commandery of the Knights of Malta schedules a meeting to discuss charter matters and upcoming charitable activities with members and local affiliates invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
Jocal Commandery of
The
Second Welsh meeting for semi-centennial plans urged
A second meeting is called for all Welsh people to discuss the upcoming semi-centennial. The Welsh Presbyterian church on church street near Ninth avenue hosts this evening at 7.20. A large attendance is desired. Heese Hughea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurch Street
Ninth Avenue
Hughea
Berean Baptist Ladies Aid Plans 4 PM Meeting
The Ladies' Aid society of Berean Baptist church convenes today for a special business meeting at 4 o clock in the church. Attendance of all members is urged as important matters will be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Berean Baptist Church
Trinity Guild Special Meeting Announced
A special meeting of the Trinity guild is set for this evening August 15 at an o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Perkins on Terrace Street. A large attendance is requested by president Mrs. Pethick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
Charles Perkins
Terrace Street
Pethick
Greene Family Reunion at Finn's Hall in Clifford
The Greene family invites all relatives to gather at Finn's Hall in Clifford on August 29 for the annual reunion. Eva Colvin serves as secretary and issues the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Finn
Clifford
Eva Colvin
Ayres House Damaged on Dundaff Street Incurred $200 Loss
The Ayres house on Dundaff street sustained about $200 in damage Saturday morning and was insured through the agency of John G. Bridgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
Dundaff Street
John G. Bridgett
Passing Throng Visits Scranton and Surrounding Areas
Local residents and visitors are listed after a day of cross-town travel. Names include G F Switert P T Reiily J C C Smith Leonora Grier Marie Evans Dennis Gilhool Bridget McAndrew Margaret McAndrew and others visiting Scranton Carbondale Wilkes-Barre Uniondale and Toronto. Postmaster John H Thomas and Pan American exposition trips noted.
Jermyn and Mayfield Church Picnic and Local News
The Methodist Sunday school close will be held Thursday afternoon in the cemetery grounds after gathering at 2 o clock in the church lecture room. Several local residents are noted for visits, health trips, and family news including a new birth and a death in Wandling. A work accident at Keystone colliery is reported as not serious.
Evening Meeting and Local News Bites
Evening gathering aims to elect and install officers for the term. Frank Powlick injured by a coal fall at Edgerton colliery. Miss Rosamond Smith of Washington Georgia and companions visited the Delaware and Hudson colliery. Postmaster Grimfitha conducted a tour. Ralph and Merton Wheeler and Mrs Samuel Harvey voyaged to New York, with plans to continue to Durham England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Powlick
Edgerton
Rosamond Smith
Washington, Ga
Delaware and Hudson
Grimfitha
Ralph
Merton Wheeler
New York City
Samuel Harvey
New York
Durham
England
Olyphant Board Lines Up 5000 Bond Sale and School Staff
Olyphant school board met with full attendance and approved a 5000 bond sale to Delbert Reynolds Martin Walsh Patrick Jordan Hugh O’Boyle and William Adair at 4 percent interest. It also approved bills for insurance payroll and maintenance and hired teachers for the coming term with a nine month school year starting September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Reynolds
Martin Walsh
Patrick Jordan
Hugh O'Boyle
William Adair
Y Malley & O'Malley
Marchwood School
M. D. Brown & Co
Lally Bro
W. H. McDonnell
Olyphant Water Company
Kelly
Scranton
Lally and Hayer
Thomas Kennedy
Lenahan
First Ward
Hannah Henry
Katie Waleh
Central School
M. W. Cummings
M. J. McHale
Mary A. McGinty
Katie Tennelly
Katie Nealon
Nellie T. Martin
Edith Evans
Kathe Fiyon
Third Ward
Katie Murphy
Mary Nealon
Fourth Ward
Katie Murray
Nellie McAndrew
Sarah Ruddy
Margaret Evans
Marchwood
Jennie Patten
Hayes
Moesers
Nealon
Symone
Weaver
Peck Lumber Company
Scoose
Nay Auge Park
Washtella Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Edwards’ Hall
Lavina Patten
Robert Lewesley
Uniondale
Mabel Derehimer
Hyde Park
Nellie
Anna Bennett
Charles Williams
Blakely
Montana
William Leek
Herrick Centre
Louis Blockberger
Williamsport
P. A. Philbin
Archbald
James Jordan
Atlantic City
M. J. Burke
Park Place
Delaware Street
Peckville Burglary Suspects Foiled by Nightwatch
In Peckville a wave of petty thefts hits local businesses including Goyne’s grocery and a jewelry store. Mrs. John Tuthill and daughter thwarted two young men twice at the jewelry shop after three midnight attempts, warning they would shoot if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
William Goyne
W. J. German
Wilson
J. Barrett
John Tuthill
Diugn
Falilia Grase
Does It Pay to Sacrifice for Wedded Love
Retrospect frames a question for women about sacrificing health for marriage and presents Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy. A testimonial from Mrs FA National of White Springs Arkansas claims recovery from weakness to strength after use, noting a healthier pregnancy and renewed vitality. Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets also cited for biliousness and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. FA. National
Witte Springs
Epeerat
Dr. Pierce
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh and colds
A stream of testimonials from Blanche Myers and Anna Cramer praise Peruna for curing severe colds and chronic catarrh after parties and long illness. Other letters from Nellia Underwood and a Philadelphia correspondent endorse its effectiveness, urging early use to prevent persistent symptoms. The letters urge readers to request a free health book from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Myers
Penn Street
Kansas City
Anna Cramer
Becond Avenue
New York City
Peruna
Mies
Noeilie Underwood
National Press
Ladies of the G. A. FR
Hamilton Street
Chicas
The
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Oho
Nellia Underwood
Perauna Drug Manufacturing Co
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Santarium
Williken Fire company to hold regular meeting in Peckville
A report notes the Williken Fire company will hold a regular meeting in the evening. The article mentions two men who could have been captured, and calls for a night duty police presence in Peckville. An excursion by United Mine Workers of America to Harvey's Lake is planned for Wednesday with departures from Peckville station at 6 30 and 7 50 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Seal
United Mine Workers of America
Harvey's Lake
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Williken Fire Company
Charles Crale
Roberts Rice
William Gunn
John Collender
Local residents visit relatives across towns this Sunday
Mie, Horace Jones and eon visited friends in Gouldshoro over Sunday. Mrs. TD. J. Clouse and daughter visit Holllisterville. Sunday school teachers meet at Merhodst Episcopal church this Tuesday. Blanche Stone of Scranton visits grandmother Mrs. Stone. Mrs. G. J. Brown returns from Scranton. Mrs. W. W. Laithrope and Elin McWade visit Mrs. M. W. Vaughn. Marie Fampoon and Annie Munson of Scranton stay with Mrs. George Bortres. Mr and Mrs. Charlee Cannon of Long Island visit relatives here. New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund children arrive from New York City for two weeks, split between Turnersville and Maple Lake. Mrs. Sweetser of Scranton visits daughter Mrs. George Shaw. Sue Keene of Honesdale visits Miss Ruth Gardner. Otto Erhardt and wife visit Erhardt parents. Stella Whitman of Newark returns after weeks with Miss Nellie Shoemaker. Dr. C. J. Wilbur in New York a few days. Mrs. Mary Wells of South Canaan and daughter Mrs. Philip Meahl of Chicago visit son BE. N. Wells on Sunday. S. J. Hinds of Monerv Wislted visits brother William Hinds yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Horace Jones
Lawrence
Gouldshoro
Miss Vail
Massachusetts
Nettie Vail
J. Clouse
Hollisterville
Merhodst Episcopal Church
Mire Blanche Stone
Scranton
Stone
G. J. Brown
Seranton
W. W. Laithrope
Mere
Elin McoWade
M. W. Vaughn
Marie Fampoon
Annie Munson
Giorge Bortres
Charlee Cannon
New York City
New York Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Turnersville
Maple Lake
Sweetser
George Shaw
Sue Keene
Honesdale
Ruth Gardner
Otto Erhardt
Stella Whitman
Newark
N. J
Nellie Shoemaker
C. J. Wilbur
New York
Mary Wells
South Canaan
Philip Meahl
Chicago
BE. N. Wells
S. J. Hinds
Monerv
William Hinds
Local Social Notes from Priceburg and Surrounding Towns
Miss Bessie Davis and Misa Florence Gibson of Scranton visited Miss Lily Simms of Carmual street. Mrs Willian Wilken and daughter of Providence stayed with Mrs Janes Oliver on Fundy. Miss Lizzie Rose of Providence guest of Mis Walter Stnma Sun day. Mr and Mrs Bowman and daughter with Miss KE Reed and Mr Cornell left for Orean thove N J for two weeks. Miss L Stein of Mount Dewey visited Sunday. Mrs Charles behmidt and daughter of Maple street spent Sunday with Hyde Park friends. Mise N Salender of Dunmore visited town friends. Miss May Jones of Scranton was guest of Mrs Jake Olendike Thursday. Mr and Mrs Reddoe of Hyde Park visiting relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Davis
Misa Florence Gibson
Scranton
Lily Simms
Carmual Street
Willian Wilken
Providence
Janes Oliver
Fundy
Mixx
Ethel Morgans
Wilker- Barre
Misa Lily Jones
Malin Street
Lizzie Rose
Cornell
Orean Thove
N. J
L. Stein
Mount Dewey
Charles Behmidt
Maple Street
Hyde Park
Mise N. Salender
Dunmore
May Jones
Jake Olendike
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Dalton
Dalton residents share visits and travels with W Clark Dean on ten day leave from Norfolk Navy base. Harry Reed and Ralph Reed visit Mrs Van Sickle while Chiara Van Sickle returns from Buffalo. James F Dickson shows a rare night blooming orchid with twenty nine blooms on eight year old plant. Baptist Sunday School plans a Lake Winona picnic on August 23 with Mrs James P Dickson and daughter Janet visiting in the Eastern State. Rev R R Thompson and wife also noted among local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clark Dean
United States Navy
Norfolk
Dean
Dickson
Baptist Sunday School
Lake Winoia
James P. Dickson
Janet
Staten
R. R. Thompson
Mrs Tenn Hosts Family and Friends in Scranton Visit
Elaie Oakley departed yesterday for a trip to New York Providence Newport and Boston. Mrs Tenn entertained on Sunday her son Harry Dean and wits of Scranton and her sister Mrs Cal ver of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaie Oakley
New York
Providence
Newport
Boston
W. A. Tenn
Harry Dean
Wits
Scranton
Mrs. Calver
Saratoga Floral Fete Promises Lavish Louisiana Style
Saratoga plans a grand floral fete for September 4 and 6 with Mardi Gras splendor. King Rex leads preparations with a hundred courtiers and hundreds of maids to recreate New Orleans revelry at Saratoga Springs. Over twenty floats, natural flowers, costly costumes, and electric lights will illuminate the grand parade and ball. An excursion by rail from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, via Delaware and Hudson, offers round trips for adults at 4 and children at 2 with hotel arrangements for 1,000 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga i
King Rex
New Orleans
Saratoga
Louisiana
New York
Louleiana
Crand
Dilaware and Hudson
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Seranton
Ril P. Mo
Saratoga Springs
Father Mathew T. A. B. Society
Pitteton
Carbondale
Reduced Rates to San Francisco by Southern Railway
The Southern railway offers round trip tickets to San Francisco California from September 18 to 25 at greatly reduced rates with final limit November 1 1991. Philadelphia from 68 25 and Washington 65 05 with through sleeping cars via New Orleans and direct routes. Special tri weekly tour sleeper service Washington to San Francisco via Atlanta New Orleans El Paso and Los Angeles. Charles L Hopkins district passenger agent 828 Chestnut Street Philadelphia will supply information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
San Francisco
Cal
Episcopal Church
Rata
Philadelphia
Wash Rottom
The
Pullman
New
New Chivana
Washingeton
Atlanta
New Orleans
Paso
Los Angeles
Washington
Bouthero States
New Mexico
Arizona
Caifornia
Charles L. Hopkins
Cheetnut Street
A Pocket Cold Cure Promises Fast Relief
Krauser's Cold Cure comes in capsule form and claims to cure cold in head throat chest or any part of the body in MM hours. No prop work required as price listed. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauser
Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale Department
Delaware ‘and “Hudson Railroad
New York, Ontario
Western
R. R
Wurt
Erie Fireman Returne
Corner South Main Street
Salem Avenue
Trinity Guild Meeting
Greene Family Reunion
the Ayres House Insurance
G. F. Switert
P. T. Reiily
Scranton Railway Company
Harrison House
J. C C. Smith
Nanticoke
Leonora Grier
Marie Evans
North Scranton
P. F. Hughes
Dennis Cgilhool
Dennis Gilhool
Mary L. Crane
Lincoln Avenue
Elmira
N. Y
Mysa Wilson Iice Egerton
Charles Wilson
Forge Lathrop
Roosevelt Hospital
Tanthrop
Lawrence Gollo
Fallbrook Street
Harry Relining
South Washington Street
Thomas Battle
West Side
Anna Gibson
Beranten
Marie Saltry
Nellie Pace
Pittston
Misa Teresa Fox
South Main Street
John H. Thomas
Thomas
Lakes
T. W. Walker
International Correspondence School
Walker
Jermyn and Mayfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cliss
Thonar M. Guffiths
Third Street
Elk Hill
John Solomon
Main Street
Auburn
Ward
Peter Butler
Wandling
Jermyn
Michael Pelish
Mayfield Yard
Frank Winters
Nellie Hill
Harry Griffiths
Mary Swick
Forest City
Fred Clemon
International Protective Association of
Jermyn and
Olyphant
Catarra
Moscow
Priceburg
Dalton
Wilkes- Barre
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