Knights Templar Excursion to Boston From Carbondale
Carbondale residents joined Knights Templar members from Wilkes-Barre Scranton Pittston and nearby towns for a mammoth trip to Boston departing at 8 25 am yesterday. The group traveled by train reaching Boston last evening and planned a return route past the White Mountains Champlain and George Lakes Saratoga Albany and a Hudson River descent to New York. Passengers from Carbondale included S A McMullen and wife G Forwigart William D Evans and wife and two sons Henry Wilbur Frank Hollenbeck Charles Norton Robert Carter and Frank Rommelmeyer. In a separate incident a horse named Bell lost its grip during a fall but the rider escaped with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Boston
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Pittston
White Mountains
Champlain
George
Saratoga
Albany
Hudson
New York
S A. McMullen
G. Forwigart
William .D. Evans
Henry Wilbur
Frank Hollenbeck
Charles Norton
Robert Carter
Frank Rommelmeyer
Alumni and Hickorys Clash For County League Title
This afternoon at Alumni park the County League final pits Alumni of this city against the Hickorys of Jermyn. It is the second meeting with Hickorys winning the first game. Alumni seeks revenge and aims to avenge past losses hoping to revive local amateur ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Park
Fickorys
Jermyn
Hickorys
Elate
Dunmore
Simpson
Narrow Escape At Rocket Brook Falls
Sunday afternoon Griffin and companions played near the Rocket Brook falls behind the Delaware and Hudson shops. Griffin stood on a loosened board which slid over the 15 foot drop and carried him to the shallow pool below. W. W. Dimock witnessed the accident and rushed to aid the stunned boy, carrying him to the bank where he soon regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffiths
Rocket Brook
Delaware and Hudson
Grifiths
W. W. Dimock
Asalate
McQuade Resigns After Clash With Team Leader Swift
Local slugger McQuade reportedly resigns from Carbonday Base Ball club following a dispute with manager Swift over a bunt. McQuade allegedly struck Swift during a game and was fined ten, leading to his absence from the trip to Hazleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuade
Ain Westlake
Hazleton
Swift
McQquade
Runaway Horse Tears Down Salem Avenue in Salem
William Bell and W Hedden drove a gray horse by China Moulter that bolted on Salem Avenue. The animal shied into Louis Siebold's fence injuring nothing and the young men leapt clear. The driver hung to the reins as the horse dashed off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
W. Hedden
China Moulter
Mr. Bell
Salem Avenue
Louis Siebold
Bell
What Shall I Do and What They Seek Relief
The piece portrays a despairing cry of exhausted women and overworked men. It argues nerves are weak and bodily organs debilitated, turning ordinary cares and tasks into insurmountable mountains, urging a solution to restore strength and health.
Nourishment Aimed at Restoring Vitality and Strength
Guidance on proper nourishment to feed nerves and organs. Emphasizes red blood, health glow in pale cheeks, steadiness in hands, and strength in limbs. Advocates balanced diet for overall vigor and recovery.
Burglars Fail to Crack Simpson and Watkins Store
Sunday night would be burglars tried to enter Simpson and Watkins store at Simpson but failed for a second time. They were not amateurs, removed a glass pane, loosened the fastening, and alarmed the watchman who came to investigate. The intruders fled unseen leaving no clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson & Watkins
Simpson
Local social notes show visits and upcoming wedding
Honesdale residents host and visit relatives across Wayne county. Upcoming marriage of Bridget Judge and Patrick Duffy at St Rose church. numerous family gatherings, visits to Scranton Boston and Crystal Lake, and tradesmen and officials traveling for duties.
Quarrel at Forest City Camp Meeting Ends Freely
Crowds flocked to the Salem camp meeting with Peckville performers and a love feast. A dispute arose when Italians in a local quarry joined revelers. one man was cut in the back. Attendees, including Forest City residents, later heard sermons by C. A. Benjamin and Dr. Hamilton on the grounds drawing 3,000 to 4,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ¢. Manger
W. J. Mazey
J. M. Brown
Harrisburg
Forest City
Ararat
George
Joseph Meyers
Hillside Cemetery
Scranton News Briefs Include Local Sports Upset and Events
The column reports a false claim about a Morning Glories and Anthracites game, clarifying it was Morning Glories vs Moosic Populars with a 6 to score. It notes a Demarcat silver medal contest at the Methodist Episcopal church tonight, plus an organ fund drive and 10 cent admission. Also referenced are social visits, a St George picnic at Jackson Park with Albion band, and a Scranton YMCA vs Moosic baseball game that ended in a draw after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna River
Scranton
Demarcat
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Organ Fund
Dora Davis
Albany
Solomon Deeble
Viola Deeble
Sons of
PF. J. Hartnett
Young Men's Christian Association
Mooale
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs Travis of Moscow hosted their daughter Mrs V L Smith over Sunday. Miss Clara Tiffany left for Mansfeld to resume studies. Tiffanys and Smiths plan to camp at White Perry near LeGrange. Driggs and Smith party head to New York for a week. Titus departs for New York today. Will Warner trades mill interest for a Hartford farm. Mrs Stephen Jay visits brother George Walker in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Titus
New York
Will Warner
Bacontown
B. W. Farer
Hartford
Stephen Jay
George Walker
Salem
Local Notes From Ocean Grove To Lake Ariel Excursion
Residents prepare for a season ending trip from Ocean Grove to Lake Ariel on Wednesday. Naboth Osborne of Syracuse University preached at the Methodist Episcopal church as Rev. F Gendall attended the Wyoming campground. D D Davis and daughter departed for Boston and the White Mountains with Carbondale commandery Knights Templar. H A Nicholson of Scranton visited his mother Mrs W Nicholson. Miss Josephine Church of Valley Falls left for Dundaff to visit relatives. C D Winter takes a brief sea shore rest. Mrs John Maynard and daughter return from Bethany. Public schools set to reopen Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Bovard
Ocean Grove
Lake Ariel
Naboth Osborne
Syracuse University
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Gendall
Wyoming Camp Ground
Davis
Boston
White Mountaing
Saratoga
Carbondale Commandery
Knights Templar
H. A. Nicholson
Scranton
W. Nicholson
South Main Street
Josephine Church
Valley Falls
Dundaff
D. Winter
Sea Shore
John Maynard
Bethany
Wayne County
Parker Family Attends Camp Meeting at Ararat
Mr and Mrs R P Parker and their son Harold attend a camp meeting at Ararat. The Chicken Hill property gains a new thousand dollar chicken house two stories high with wings and cistern. Miss Emma Coon convalesces from illness. J D Knight N S Davis Horace Davis and W P Coon return from Ocean Grove, Fred Barnum and daughter Anna visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Parker
Harold
Ararat
Chicken Hill
Emma ‘Coon
W. P. Coon
Ocean Grove
Fred Barnum
Daunhar Anna
Funeral for Mrs. Frank Norris Draws Large Attendance
Price Surg. Mr and Mrs James Twies return from New York. Funeral for Mrs Frank Norris held Sunday at 4 pm with many neighbors attending. An evening entertainment at Fadden's hall for St Thomas church Dickson features music recitals and a variety of performances by local artists. John Gilboy visits Duryea then returns home after a week with his nephew in Main street. William Naunton of Archbald also spends time locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Twies
New York
Frank Norris
Fadden's Hall
St. Thomas’ Church
Dickson
Will F. Burke
Little Hawks
James Watkins
Tessie Loftus
H. LB. Jones
Wille Gleason
Jones
Mamie Grier
John Gilboy
Duryea
George O'Hara
Main Street
William Naunton
Archbald
Henry Carter
Helena Arnold
Moosic
Mamie Scully
Misaea
Katie O'Neil
Nellie Wilcox
Tessie
Anna Plunkett
Frida Rehbein
Ida Ment
Anna Meehan
Katie la Vaughn
Conrad Kelleagher
Peter Cunningham
Michael Cawley
Wandlinggrove
Wandling Hose Company
William Vin
James Kilpatrick
Crystal Lake
Now Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder pains eased in six hours by a new remedy. It relieves pain in the bladder kidneys and urinary passages for both sexes and helps with water retention. Sold by C. M. Harris Druggist 15 Penn Avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Pennavonue
Scranton
Man thanks Dr Smith for curing catarrh of head
Gust Lager praises Dr Smith and swf for curing his bail case of catarrh of the head. He suffered inflammation in the throat and inner ear causing hearing loss and ear pains. After magnetic treatments over ten weeks he improved and felt cured. Consultation free daily at 06 Lindon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Smith
Swf
Gust Lager
Start
Lindon Street
Maple City Wheelmen Postpone Race to Friday on Reading Circuit
In the National circuit race meet at Reading the Maple City wheelmen delayed their event to Friday August 20. Prizes total 220 dollars. News notes include Mr and Mrs T B Clark and daughter visiting from New York and Boston, J D Weston and wife in New York, and guests at Elk Lake club house. A report of bicycle and cap found on the towpath below Lackawaxen prompted speculation a cyclist fell into the canal, but no one was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Maple City
T. B. Clark
Jeff
New York
Boston
J. D. Weston
New York City
Lackawaxen
Forest City News Briefs Include Death Notice And Court Action
Jonnie Jones, one year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Jones, died Friday night. Funeral was held at the family home with interment at Scranton. Attorneys for John Life seek a new trial. A Sunday clash occurred between Forest City men and several Italians camping near the riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie
Robert Jones
Scranton
Hollenback
Moowie
Frank Hollenback
John Life
Forest City
Ooda
Test of Ponta Plate Glass machine planned Wednesday
The Ponta Plate Glass company plans a machine test on Wednesday with indications of a successful outcome. Rev. N J Welsley preached Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church to a large crowd. Several congregational visits and departures are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponta Plate Glass Company
N. J. Welsley
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Tenant
Methodiat Episcopal Church
KK. H. Call
Scranton Tribune
Richard Gendal
Jermyn
John M. Robertson
Stanley Dymond
Moosle Cash Store
Scranton
Sylvester Corby
Main Street
Mill City
Ira Brodhead
Sine Jacques
New Powder Milla
Minsee Fanche Tregallas
Beraie Hinda
Moscow
A. B. Conger
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Rollin Bellas
Brook Street
Patriotic Order Bona
Allentown
Ee Era
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Carbondale News
Hickory
M'Quade
Hood
Sferduner
J. Scott Inglis
Midnight Macrauders
Lizzie Bassett
Honesdale
J. 5. Bassett
Canaan Street
Thomas O'Connell
Misa Maury
Mew
Blo
Histed
Carte Avenue
M. Oo. Abbey
Terrace Street
Ralph Giles
White Oak Pond
J. W. Jones
South Church Street
William White
Mitchell Avenue
Aml
Edwin Williams
Ethel Beatrice
James Poster
Bridget Connelly
Bridget Judge
Powderly Street
Patrick Duffy
West Side
St. Rose Church
Welock
William Escott
Moss Side
Carl Shhroeder
Oregon Township
Katie
Ella O'Boyif
Anna Messett
Brooklyn Spree
Lydia Wager
Cemetery Street
Shep
Tompkinsville
J. P. A. Witeley
Nye
Tunkinneck
Mary E. Fitzsimmons
Harry Fitzsimmons
Frank Fitzsimmons
Lydia Ward
Tompsonville
Harriet Perry
Waymeart
Magete Clarkson
Benton
Joseph Hoole
Buffalo
N.Y
J. R. Wenderford
H. F. Bragdon
L. D. Smith
Lamar Vista Aid Society
Mary J. McLean
Brooklyn Street
Mary Gallena
Sadie Flannelly
Mica Mary McGowan
Port Jervis
Mubbard
Williams Avenue
Lizzie Morricon
Raitlroad Street
LD. P. Morgan
Star Steam Dye Works
Agnes Gallagher
Pike Street
Misa Liggle Clican
W. Fry
Clara Maroney
Susquehanna
P. FP. Moffitt
Leavening Powe
U.S
Peckville
Cora Savage
O. D. Secor
Miss Powell
Mises Julia Kestell
Keystone
Travies Budd
Carbondale
John T. Willams
Mansfield State Normal School
Willam James
Waymart
John Coughlin
West Portland
N. J
Richard Uren
Lancaster
Thomas Ninnes
Wyoming
Isaac Chenney
Lizzie
Josephine Mollahran
Daniel Dorris
C. A. Benjamin
Hamlinton
Epworth League
3. C. Simpkins
AVOCA
Chicago Medical
Surdical Institute
Reeves
Spruce St
Lackawanna Ave
Gotham Hat
Clark
PRICE
Bell Clothing House
Lackawanna
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Krawich & Back
Gtultz & Bauer
Empire Dry Goods CO
Joe
Kross
Foss
Conta
Pat Bick
Goodman's
Washby Co
Washburn-Crosby Co
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Watt
Church Street
Dickson Manufacturing Co
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