Railroad Time Tables Delaware and Hudson June 2001
Train schedules show departures from Carbondale to Wilkes Barre Lake Llewellyn Tremedle Honesdale and Albany with various daily and Sunday trips. Arrivals from these destinations come into Carbondale at multiple times including 12.00 and 6.00 pm with patterns for Lake Ledeare Waymart and Tremedle.
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Traine
Carbondale
Vity Etalon
Wilkes Turre
Alba Brats
Montreal
Lake Ledeare
Waymort
Tremedle
Waymart
Honesdale
Carsonale
Wife
Aarkan
OT Us
Albany
Wawemart
Lake Ore
Train Schedules From Carbondale to Scranton and North
Train times departing Carbondale for Scranton and northern points are listed with numerous errors. Dawn and Sunday services show morning departures and afternoon connections to New York and Cornwall, with arrivals in Scranton around midmorning and early afternoon.
Erie Railroad Schedule Notice
Erie Railroad trains from Carbondale run daily except Sunday at 7 00 a m and 4 83 p m to Brandt Nineveh and Binghamton with connections to New York and Rudale. Evening service at 6 10 p m to Shequehanna with western connections. Sunday trains at 0 48 a m to Swaqnehanns with westward connection and 6 27 p m with connections. Trains arrive at 6 0 pm and 6 1 pm Sundays at 5 % a m.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Points North
Pom
Op Bander
New York
Cornwall
Cocesta
Wratern
Parade of the School Children in City Celebration
The parade of the children from the city schools will be a main feature of the semicentennial demonstrations. Marchers in red, white and blue will form the national emblem as teachers report progress and parents watch proudly. Subscriptions to the general fund continue, with several local groups contributing. The Spanish war veterans join Monday’s parade under Captain H Jadwit, and Philippine veterans will march. The loan exhibit at Trinity parish house opens after 10 am for relics of Carbondale, with donors asked to provide a short history of each item for the catalogue. The exhibit runs Monday all day then afternoons and evenings thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
United Mine Workers
EW. Pascoe
Frank Couch
Barbers’ Union
John Killeen
J. RR. Jones
H. Jadwit
Gune
Philippines
Trinity Parish House
Carbondale
Carbondale Canton
Accidents Reported in City: Injured Engineer and Others
Evan Williams a Delaware and Hudson engineer was knocked from a caboose and badly hurt with paralysis and scalp wounds. The 3 year old Edwardis fell unconscious near a saloon road crossing and was taken to Emergency hospital. An infant devoured flypaper and became violently ill. Mrs Delayhoe slipped and sprained her ankle on a church street porch.
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Evan Williams
Caboose
Delaware and Hudson
Williams
Fimergency Hospital
Coalbrook Breaker
Manley
Church Street
Salhoad
Lois Hranner
M. Delayhoe
Tom
Through Trolley Cars Bring Through Service Between Scranton and Carbondale
The Scranton Railway announces that starting Monday next through cars will operate between Scranton and Carbondale. The plan aims to cut travel time to about two hours each way with sixteen miles per segment and a four hour round trip. Open cars, the twelve seaters, will be used, and older cars stay on the line to handle passenger volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbondale
Scranton Railway Company
North Main Avenue
Cnts
Bucs
Waterfield Clark Wedding Ties Scranton and Carbondale
Miss Mary Waterfield and Jenn J. Clark, both well known in Scranton and Carbondale circles, were married at the Waterfield home on MU Street in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles B. Lee. The bride, active in the Presbyterian church, previously worked for International Correspondence Schools. Clark is a valued instructor at the same institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gui
John Waterfield
MU Street
Mary 1. Waterfield
Jenn J. Clark
Scranton
Charles BE. Lee
Presbyterian Church
Clark
Mea. Clark
International Correspondence Schools
Amusements: A Common Sinner opens at Grand Opera House
The comedy A Common Sinner stars William De Vere to open the season at the Grand Opera House this Saturday evening. An original poem sketches the character of the title sinner as a benevolent tramp who helps others, despite missteps, and remains steady in moral buoyancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Vere
Grand Opera House
de Vee
Misa Keystal Klerne to Star in Shore Acro nt at Grand Opera
Misa Keystal Klerne daughter of the late James A. Horne is slated to play Helen Harry in Shore Acro nt at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday afternoon and evening September 4. She has starred in Swe Marbor and ORM, Pbvanapanne and is expected to perform in Shope Acres and Pudd'head. William Gill will appear as Pudd'head in the forthcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhead Wilson
Gand Oper House
Misa Keystal Klerne
James A. Horne
Helen Harry
Grand Opera House
Mise Horne
Farewell dance season closes at Pern hall Crystal Lake
A large crowd attended the farewell event at Pern hall Crystal Lake. The evening featured music and dancing with guests from Reading and Wilkes-Barre, including Mr Wesel Vent and Mr VhovRoritwaye CL. Several visitors and locals were noted in attendance and winter travel influenced guest lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pern Hall
Crystal Lake
Weilnes
Agyevyemeg
Vhowienherg
Wesel
Mr. Tueset
Ladies Attended Outing and Social Visits Across Town
Jermyn and Mayfield ladies enjoyed an outing to Crystal Lake hosted by Mrs Stephen Whitin. The Magazine Club of Jerhisn met at Mrs Theatore Townsend’s home in Carborndale with other members visiting Jerks, Pottaville, Feith Main Street, and Pen Arey area friends as Rev B L Pessenden plans to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James' Church
Crystal Lake
Stephen Whitin
Magazine Club
Jerhisn
Theatore Townsend
Carborndale
Taylor
Mra
Quinlan
Pottaville
John Maynard
Feith Main Street
Charles McQginlesy
St James Church Hosts Visitors and Services Plan
Saturday homecoming set for church services on Sunday at St James church. Rev Mr Murdock of Brooklyn visited Mr and Mrs J T Browker. Rev James Tey of Olyphant will exchange pulpit with Rev F J Molter of the Primitive Methodist church on Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Allen plan travel to Scranton. Mr and Mrs Murthy and daughter of East Ride return from the Pan American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Mr. Murdock
Brooklyn
Mra
J. T., Browker
Scott
Carbondale
James Tey
Olyphant
J. Molter
Primitive Methodist Church
David
School board defers work on annex as officials clash with contractor
The school board met Wednesday with all members present except Mr. Kelly. Architect MelLaughlin reported Pook Lindber company was not following plans and specs for the Firat ward school annex, and the board voted to halt work until issues are solved. Teachers' salaries for Central, Third, and Fourth ward schools were listed, with several teachers receiving 4 to 50 percent raises. The First ward report was delayed due to unfinished facilities. The Juvenile Dancing class begins weekly socials tonight, Lawrence's Fall Orchestra to provide music, and local residents are noted visiting Nay Aug. The Father Mathew Opera House to open Thursday evening with Vice Versa planned by new management. A Warne Map meeting and other local notes follow.
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Kelly
MelLaughlin
Pook Lindber Company
Firat Ward School
Central School
M. W. Cummings
Mine M. J. Melfale
M. A. McGinty
Kathe Donnelly
Katie Neaton
Edith Evans
Kathe Fignin
Third Ward
Katie Murphy
Mary Neaton
Fourth Ward
Lawrence
Feranton
Martin Crippen
Henry Dearie
A. C. Farrell
Mra
P. W. Faden
Misaee Lineis Farrell
Gertrude Dearie
Nellie Farrell
Mamie Fadden
Litsle Dearie
Mligebeth Knepen
Emma Crippen
Joseph Fadden
Nay Aug Pets
James Brown
Allany
Father Mathew
Mesare
CY Malley
J. We Lally
Opora House
Dr Spencer
Honesdale
Warne
T. EE. Williams
Loch Gibson
Nev
D. Mauricton
Dunmore
Yeatenday
Olyphant Lodge
Enrighta
Mythine
Hdwards
Thetis Parry
Laie Lodlore
Wilkes Barre
Luverne County
Taal Towers
Yavilas
Mottaville
Local notices from Harrisb urn and Beranton events
Morning departures for Harrisb urg and visits to relatives. borough schools to reopen Tuesday September 3. entertainment planned at AL B church Friday evening October 20 to benefit Junior Maecorth League featuring local and visiting talent with Mr Watkin and Miss Kuhn among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Watkins
Fo le Greiner
Willian Dunn
Judson Callender
Frank Benjamin
Harriseburg
Mre Flom
Parkhurst
Eletand Pa
Florence White
Gendall
Atevet
Maeeorth
Watkine
Reolturion
Chaylet Taw
Olo
Mise
Moonlight Excursion and School Event Highlight Moosic Area
Prof Osbourne of Moosic announces a moonlight excursion and concert at Luzerne high school on Friday night in August. Free train ride from Moosie for attendees. cake and tea will be served. Miss Carrie Selerhine returns from Meciwre New York. Mr and Mrs Stevenson host a gathering with guest Miss Jennie Martin of New York Tuesday evening.
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T. Osborne
Luzerne
Len Tannery
Eechoel House
Moosie
Carrie Selerhine
Meciwre
N.Y
William Stevenson
Misa Jennie Martin
New York
The Black Knight and a healer’s warning tale
A medieval tale contrasts a terror masked by armor with Gareth the Round Table knight who reveals a weak boy beneath. The passage shifts to a medical advert promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak lungs and stomach ills, claiming it rebuilds digestion, increases blood, and lacks narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareth
Niaath
Velfocoule
Pierce
Golder
Prominent Texas mother touts Golden Medical Discovery cure
Mrs. Mollie Jones of Gap Comanche County Texas recounts her five year old son's lung and kidney troubles from La Grippe and tonsil operations. After starting Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets the boy improves rapidly gaining weight and coughing stops. A Morgan Park Illinois matron echoes similar long term recovery claim for consumption with the same remedies.
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Mollie Jones
Gap, Comanche Co
Texas
Bila ‘Taylor Dodge
Morgan Park
Ills
M. E
Dr. Pierce
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Office Burke Building
Carbondale Department
New York, Ontario
USA
Allan
A Dudy
Allen
Ginowe
Allen S Cilrimtwii
Waterfield-Clark
Shore Acres
William
Gill
Pudd'head
Goon
Eon Rahinetein
Hoepital Steeet
Philadelphia
Harrison House
William Rifkin
Wilkes-Barre
Owa
Formaton
Julien Dbtehan
Saratoga
Selen Gibbons
Weegal
Roselle
Thomas Corby
Fred
Mise Mthyt Robbins
Tudsow
Areh Ball
Coffee Street
Boeton
My. Dows
Sperhewter
Edward d. Riley
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
Gaidem
Gollen
Rose Piarce
R. Ve Pierce
Bulifalo
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