Funeral Attendees From Nearby Towns Gather in Religious Service
Out of town friends attend the funeral of Mrs Elisabeth Thomas. Guests include Mr and Mrs F Jenkins Mr and Mrs Tavil Powell Mr and Mrs Eugene Binnton Mrs Eva Mille Thomas Mills Thomas Davie Mrs Davie Davis Mr Jean Lyon of Scranton Mr and Mrs William Maynard and others from Nanticoke Moosic Pittston Olyphant Forest City and Jermyn. The service was held at Maplewood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Thomas
Maplewood
F. Jenkins
Tavil Powell
Eugene Binnton
William Philips
Eva Mille
Thomas Mills
Thomas Davie
Davie Davis
Jeane Lyon
Scranton
William Maynard
Reese Lewis
Ione
Edward
Daniel
Nanticoke
Frank Maynard
Henry Maynard
Sarah Bone
Jermyn
Hubert Jones
Bone
William
Thomas
Cora
Forest City
Anna Gardner
Moesbure
Rev Edward Lewis to serve Congregationalists in Beranton
The Congregationalists of this city will have Rev Edward Lewis consent to serve for the coming months. Their church on Church street at Eighth avenue has been rented to German Lutherans after a period without a pastor. The revival may lead to the Lutherans moving to the Welsh Baptist church nearby. Mr Lewis will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lewis
Beranton
Church Street
Eighth Avenue
Lewis
Funeral for Mrs Pridget Flood at St Rose Church
Yesterday morning the last rites were performed for Mrs Pridget Flood at St Rose Church. Rev James Malones of Susquehanna offered a requiem high mass and Rev W W A Newley delivered a sermon on the text In my Father's home are many mansions I go to prepare a place for you. Interment followed at St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Pridget
St. Rowehurch
James Malones
Susawehanna
A. Newley
St Rose Cemetery
Lenoxville Anniversary Mentioned Amid Local Visits
Local notes report the Lenoxville settlement hundredth anniversary celebrated yesterday in Susquehanna county with attendance from Mrs. Sammuel Ressigie and others. Community members and visitors share greetings at homes on Canaan Street and Lake Idlewild hosts. A variety of social visits, travel updates, and local remarks follow, including a testimonial for Chamberlains Cough Remedy from H. P. Rotter of St. Louis and local druggists Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Rotter
Fairfax Avenue
St. Louis
Matthews Bros
Mrs Arnold Visits Brother in Troy
Mrs 8 W Arnold visits her brother at Troy and meets Mr Alex Coacthenbe of Philadelphia during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Arnold
Troy, N
Alex Coacthenbe
Philadel
JERMYN MINER KILLED BY FALLING ROCK IN ERIE MINE
Alva Tompkins a respected Jermyn resident was instantly killed in the Erie mine while barring a dangerous buck. A large rock slab fell from behind, his fellow miners and others couldn't lift it. He died instantly and was taken to his Bacon street home. He left a widow and six children. funeral set for 2 PM at First Baptist Church. Also notes on injuries, resignations, illnesses, and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Tompkins
Erie
Bacon Street
George
John
Sherman
Howard Elmore
Stewart
Goodrich
Olyphant
First Baptist Church
James Stuart Council
United American Mechanics
Daniel Mullalley
Second Street
J. &. Graves
Richard Brown
Derrington Farm
Greenfield
John Bolomon
Polly Bolomon
Mia
Frank D. Secor
Dunmore
Will Reymour
Mise Huth Trugn
Wilkes-Barre
Mrr
Mee
Joseph Waters
West Mayfield
McChrone
South Main
Navy
Cape Town
Africa
John T Williams
Roeck
Delaware and Hudson
Frank Depew
Patriotie Order
Bons of America
Cerparil
Oscar C. Smith
Sons of Veterans
Lanesbors
George Ditmore
Lewis Piger
Carbondale
Royal List
Socials notes from Old Forge and area week
Old Forge resident Charles Stewart of Nichole visits his brother T J Stewart this week. Mrs Reed visits friends in Salon. Georgie Evans and Margot Edsall stay a few days at Lake Winnola Key. Mrs Funk visits. Marion Dyer of Scranton visits locals on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D P Reed host a party for son Clarence's twenty first birthday with several presents and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Nichole
T. J. Stewart
Clarence
Social Visits And Delayed Address In Local Notices
Nice presents included a gold watch from his father as Mrs. Lyman Homficker of Jermyn visits her sister Mrs. J A Wood. An address by a young Armenian in the Brick Church was postponed from Thursday evening to Sunday. Elizabeth Ferguson and daughter Mrs. W J Weller of Avocapent visited Wednesday at William Tinkleppaugh’s home. Mrs Chapman and children from Newark N J are visiting her brother Mr John Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Homficker
Jermyn
J. A. Wood
Elizabeth Ferguson
W. J. Weller
Willam Tinkleppaugh
Chapman
Newark
Henry Grattan Excursion Draws 3000 to Lake Ariel
Pittston notes report the Henry Grattan club excursion to Lake Ariel drew over three thousand attendees. The day featured music by the Mite foll orchestra, Irish piper Dougherty, dancing, attractions across the grounds, and a joint noon meal with Oliver Burke’s family. Organizers John J. Hart, Martin Howley, M. Manley, James Tangin, River Burke, Edward Burke, T. J. Corcoran, W. S. Callahan, John F. Boyle, and M. J. Tigue are thanked for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grattan Club
Lake ¢Riel
Soula
Erls & Wyoming Company
Dougherty
New York
Green Isle
Tribune
Oliver Burke
John J. Hart
Martin Howley
M. Manley
James Tangin
River Burke
Edward Burke
T. J. Corcoran
Callahan
John F. Boyle
Hon
M. J. Tigue
Thomare Leonard
Excur sion on the lake ends with mishaps and merry scenes
Wash McHale and Mrs. James McNulty led old fashioned dancing during the excursion. The party suffered sea sickness on the lake and a boy was struck by a swing injuring his arm. Michael Mangan’s son was hurt and several guests enjoyed luncheon. A youth at Moosic station struck a boy with a stick while Avoca travelers were serenaded with gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash" McHale
James McNulty
Moosic
Avoca
Wedding Bells at Walrview Chapel
Yesterday at noon John Judge and Nellie Donovan were married at Walrview Chapel by Rev Father Hearst. Attending groom was Thomas Fiyon, bridesmaid Misa Kativ. A wedding feast followed, couple to honeymoon by the sea and reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Judge
Nellie Donovan
Walrview
Father Hearst
St. Leo's
Ashley
Thomas Fiyon
Misa Kativ
Slater
Thie City
Marie McLaughlin
Mayfield
Lucy Keating
Tedrick Road
Cart Lane Court
Sea Shore
Rescoe Keating
Bailiwick
Asbury Fark
Tony McCue
New York
Dick Croker
City council debates street rights and road work approvals
The council discusses rights to a street held by the Lackawanna Coal company, questioning city authority and the mayor's pause on work. A compromise offer in the Breck court case is reviewed, bids for asphalt on Clay avenue examined, and several ordinances on paving and public works referred or advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Lackawanna Tron and
Coal Owen Pa
Mr. Zitteman
Mr. Calpin
Vosburg
Swift
Breck
Forest Court
Camegys
Breck Court
Com- Oggs
Judiciary Committee
Clay Avenue
Pine
Myrtle
Burker Asphalt Paving Company
Pennsylvania Avephalt Paving Comepavng
Pennsylvania Company
Market Street National Bank of Philadelphia
Fdw
Tf McCoy
Barber Company
Public Building Committee
Chy Trenaurer
Phillips
No. 27
Keller
Costello Court
Inowesa Vine
Olive Elivers
Wengel
John Car
Norton
Electric Light Sur
West Mountain Road
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Elit Works
Local Social Roundup and Coal Yard News
A reception for Geo Buckman at his parents home in Unionette West recounts guests and a late spread for about twenty. Taylor colliery near Hyde Park resumes after a two week suspension with 23 new shifts and record output under foreman Montgomery. A wedding in Sibley Union church unites Miss Jessie Collum and Mr Henry Taylor with a grand reception. Various local visits, club meetings, and requests for a Taylor Reds vs Olyphant Browns return game conclude the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Buckman
Alfred Buckman
Union Ettet
Edlch
Gertrude Watkins
Margaret Jones
Livale Owens
eJnnie
Lillian Harris
Mamie Francis
Mise Buckman
May Samuel
Genevieve
Kingston
Taylor
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Minta
Montgomery
Holgia
Sibley Union Church
Old Forge
Wedilesday
Jessie Collum
Henry &. Taylor
JH. (. Stover
Lizzie Bowen
Hampton Street
Hyde Park
Taylor Camp
Maintreed
Thomas Edwardes
Olwen
Jennie Howells
Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
Nanticoke
Taylor Reds
Olyphant Browns
Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delaware and Hudson Mines
Wilson Creek
Coalbrook
Centia
BAT
McNutty
To &O
Phin
William L. Allen
North Main Street
Calvin Peck
Squire
W. Arnold
Lake Chapman
William Babeork
Ararat
Mall Cartier
O. Hichandela
Levi Htage
Merchant F. A. Peek
W. FP. Ketchum
Congregationalists
Sammuel Ressigie Hie
Gibson
Lee
Lenoxville
Sus- Querant County
Charles Hallock
Baltimore and Ohio House
Howard Knapp
Canaan Street
Mary Perret
Jersey City
Carbondiale
Daniel Robinson
Z. C. Reigeluth
Duane Humphrey
Lake Idlewild
W. Mellen
Harves’s Lake
May Pengelly
Uickett Street
Missesida
Lulu Carter
Richmond Street
Tew
Mere
John Adley
Spencer Street
Heare
Watson
Celia
Paterson
N. J
Russell Jones
Peckeville
Jermyn and Mayfield
Hood
N. K
Munyun
Arch St
Ila
Pittston News
Henry Grattan
Wyoming Avenue
PEF Yalm
Ce Cellecsens
Bates’ Seersucker
Hall
J. Cheney &O
Toledo
Lisle
Feromr Mr. Zshewan
Misteren Avenue
Horsford
Taylor News
Taylor Colliery
Viade Mea
Borenton, Bros. and
Ht. C. Paneesich Artingiotes
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