Local notices and society items from Plymouth suburb
Funeral held for Willie Gerrity on Jackson Street with Hyde Park Catholic cemetery burial. Harriet Davie to open a flower store on Main Avenue near Jackson Street. Ice skating begins at central pond and Luzerne Street plot flooding unlikely this year. Adonis Social club held a masquerade ball in Mears' hall with about thirty couples. Various local ads for Majestic stoves, bicycles, photography, barber services, coffee, second hand furniture, and plumbing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Se Haben
Mears
Eynon & Co
Willie
John Gerrity
Jackson Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Harriet Davie
West Side
Florigia Wheeler and Rodham
Main Avenue
Miss Davie
Hampton and Sloan Mines
J. KR. Kelley
New York City
John Kelley
Scranton Street
Josephine Decker
North Hyde Park Avenue
Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Herbert and
George Waters
South Hyde Park Avenue
Luzerne Street
Evan Sylvester Evans
Llewellyn Evans
Corbett Avenue
Elias A. Evans
David E. Evans
Bynon Street
Adonis Social Club
Mystic
Auvats
South Afsin
W. L. Steenback
West Side Bank
Brarner
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
FLW
Mason & Co
J. C. King
William D. Griffiths
North Main Avenue
Miss Martha Thomas Weds Benjamin Williams in Hyde Park
Miss Martha Thomas and Benjamin Williams were married by Rev. Thomas Bell at the bride’s father Thomas D. Thomas’s residence on South Main Avenue with only close relatives present. The couple, both from Hyde Park and Middle Granville NY, will reside in Middle Granville after a brief wedding trip to New York and the Atlanta exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thomas
Benjamin Williams
Middle Granville, V
Thomas Bell
Middle Granville
New York
South Main Avenue
Thomas D. Thomas
Hyde Park
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mra. Willams
Atlanta Exposition
Wiliams
No. 14
Ede
West Side
J. J. Roberts
Wil- Shaw
Rose Williams and Williams
Swayne's Ointment Advertisement for Skin Ailments
Symptom notes of intense nocturnal itch and stinging with scratching leading to bleeding and ulcers. Claims Swayne's Ointment stops itching bleeds heals ulcers and removes tumors in most cases. Sold by AI druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Dr Swayne and Son Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Swayne & Som
Philadelphia
Bazaar and Sniper Event At Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
The annual bazaar and sniper of the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will be held this evening. Funeral held for Edward Hobbs from West Market Street home. Court Robin Hood Order of Foresters attended in full. Mrs. Richard Jones of Charles Street dies after a lengthy illness. Edward Holmes of Parker Street injured by a mule at Leggett's Creek mine and expects a quick recovery. Lawyers defeat druggists and doctors 12 to 2 in indoor baseball at Company Harmory. New crogawalk installed at Thadore Street and North Main Avenue. Mrs. Hilsa Jones wife of Richard E. Jones dies after two-year illness. Services for Mrs. Jones at Welsh Congregational Church on Saturday at 1.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Edward Hobbs
West Market Street
Court Robin Hood
Order of Foresters
Richard Jones
Charles Street
Edward Holmes
Parker Street
Leggett's Creek
Harmory
Thadore Street
North Main Avenue
Hilsa Jones
Richard E. Jones
Church Street
Jones
North End
Thes Welsh Congregational Church
Market Street
Hope and a Kidney Remedy Interview in Ithaca
A local interview recounts Mrs. H. T. White’s experience with Doan's Kidney Pills after grippe left her with back and kidney pains. She describes relief within days and claims full recovery, praising the remedy as a public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca Herald
Mra. H. T. White
Seneca and
Plain Streets
Mra. White
Doan
Injury at Dickson works ma chine shops in Cliff district
Peter Hartman of Pittston avenue was seriously injured yesterday in the Cliff works machine shops, squeezed in a boring machine. He suffered head and right arm injuries, the arm severely lacerated but no amputation needed. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital then home, 27 years old, unmarried. Century Hose company hosts a celebration tonight at the hose house with a Thanksgiving day prize turkey, refreshments, and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hartman
Pittston Avenue
Century Hose House
Cliff Works
Dickson Works
Lackawanna Hospital
Prayer meeting at Methodist church tonight
The community prayer meeting will be held at the Methodist church at the regular hour. Fred Rugeel, who ran a Forest City photograph gallery for three months, has returned to the borough. Henry Blees succeeds Sidney Stone as day operator at the Dunmore station. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold their annual praise meeting at Mrs. A D Blackingtons on Kilm Street next week. Edward Woodward of the Pioneer Argus has returned from a country visit. A coal wagon driven by Dennis McDade, slightly intoxicated, was struck by a car on the Laurel Hill Park line last night about 6 oclock. the wagon was injured but the fender was only somewhat crippled. C M Potter is in Philadelphia on a business trip. Preparations for a fair by the Women’s Guild of St Mark’s mission begin December 17. The Loyal Legion rehearses a drama for a future performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rugeel
Forest City
Henry Blees
Sidney Stone
Dunmore
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
A. D. Blackington
Kilm Street
Edward Woodward
Pioneer Argus
Dennis McDade
Laurel Hill Park
C. M. Potter
Philadelphia
Women’s Guild of
Isle of June Nassau Now One Hour from Florida
Nassau, the famed West Indies resort, becomes a short hour from Florida via the Florida Heat Coast line. The Northumberland steamer launches Palm Beach to Nassau service early January aboard a 1300 ton twin-screw vessel capable of 18 knots, linking Palm Beach with Nassau through York and Southern, Florida Central and Peninsular railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Florida
American Reviera
West Indies
Tropics
Florida Heat Coast Railway
Palm Beach
M. P
York and Via
Southern Railway
Florida Central and Peninsular Railway
Fragmentary verse lines about a rose and kisses
Fragmented poem-like text describes a rose, kisses, a girl with curls, and a whispered exchange. The lines mix pleas for love with imagery of a sweet rose and worldly affection, though many phrases are garbled or incomplete.
One Cent Postage Debate Reaches National Board
The National Board of Trade advocates one cent letter postage citing potential national savings and a 1890 postmaster general report showing profit even at one cent. Scranton board of trade urged immediate favorable action as discussions start at the January meeting with committee members Finley Acker Silas M Giddings Blanchard Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Trade
Postmaster- General
Scranton Board of Trade
National Board
Finley Acker
Philadelphia
Silas M. Giddings
Brooklyn
Blanchard Randall
Baltimore
Scranton
Upcoming At The Academy And Frothingham Stages
The Academy of Music screens Charles H. Hoyt’s A Milk White Flag this evening with a strong cast, new scenery, and updated accessories. Modjeska presents her farewell Mary Stuart tomorrow at Scranton’s Modjeska engagement, while Henry’s Minstrels perform Saturday at Frothingham with Frank McNish and others. Mile. Jane May headlines Miss Pygmalion at Brothingham Monday December 9 after a Daly’s New York run, with the French Folly Company soon to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Charles H. Hoyt
Miss Pygmalion
Jane May
Pierrot
Michael Carre
Daly's Theatre
New York
Augustine Daly
Brothingham
Letters From the People in the Tribune Voice
A letter discusses a notice printed in the Truth about Andrew Grachick a Polish worker fined for leaving a garbage box on a railroad right of way. The piece critiques enforcement and cites a thirty day default imprisonment if the fine is not paid, urging consideration of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Sir
Truth
The
Andrew Grachick
Lackawanna Avenue
Delaware
Season of 1896 football marked by reduced roughness and discipline
The 1896 college football season is praised for improved play due to new rules and notably less roughness. Yale and Princeton led the trend with clean contests, while individual examples like Rosengarten’s disqualification highlighted rule adherence. Parallel notes cover British sprint pace scrutiny and coaching announcements at Harvard, Williams, Lafayette, and world bicycle records set at Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Clergymen Ticket Controversy Spurs New York Meeting
An executive committee of the Trunk Line associations will meet in New York on Thursday to discuss ending cler gymen tickets. Railroads have varied on issuing the tickets with opposition expected from lines between New York and Buffalo. West and East lines are aligned in phasing out the practice, citing tickets falling into unscrupulous hands. The Central Railroad of New Jersey and other lines show support for maintaining live systems, while special trains and private cars are noted in related movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trunk Linea
New York
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Pellets claim relief for bilious headaches and digestion
An advertisement touts sugar coated pellets as a cure for bilious headaches dizziness and digestive distress. It claims to ease appetite improve liver and stomach function and aid over eating. Free samples offered by Worups Dispensary at 663 Main Street Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Seaterson
Worup
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of
Suburbs
Clear Toys
West Side Business Directory
Luce Bros
Scranton and Taylor
West Side Events
David Powell
Central City
D. M. Jones
William H. Ker
Hudson Brigge
Thomas Carson
M. L. Blair
A. B. Eynon
Washington
United States Adjutant General
Select Councilmanic
R. H. Williams
E. F. Robathan
Mesars
Robathan
Williams
Eal Kotes
Gemy
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Dodge
William Watkins
North Garfield Avene
Willam Watkins
Esther Moses
Mise
Im ‘Es Ruddy
Saa
Ithaca
South Side News
Century Company
Century Hose Company
Hose House
Natter’s Hall
James Moir
Philip Robinson
D. W. Vaughan
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Catherine Shea
Beech Street
Crown Avenue
Hyde Park Cemetery
William H. Godshall
Cedar Avenue
Pittston Avenue Cemetery
Jacob Dimler
Fruchan
the Isle OF June
Taye
Tarre Earthly
Board of Trade
Congress
Washington, D. C
National Board of Trade Committee
John Frits
Fritz
Millar
Modjeska
Mary Stuart
Elisabeth
HI Henry
Frothingham
Frank McNish
Arthur Deming
Larry Mackvoy
Matt Divid
Lincal
Sporting
John 8. Johnson
America
J. S. Johnson
Johnson
Writington
Lorin F. Deland
Harvard Corps of
J. J. Ryan
North Adama
Ryan
Pete
New England Intercollegiate
Lafayette College
George B. Walbridge
Lafayette
Cheyenne
Wyon
John Green
McLeod
Charles Brewell
A. W
Central Reilroad
New Jersey
Ipsburg
Lehigh Valley
Bar Tendent Beach
Inahnsee Por Potter
Trane-Missouri
New West Pessenger
School of Elocution and Oratory
L. J. Richards
Ani
Burr Bldg
G. W. Fritz
Kersey
Kersey Éacks
Ali Alue
Hal
Bonnet
Mercereau & Cornell
Lackawanna Ave
Jd, Welmians & Bro
Lacka. Ave
MND
Dupont
Meteoristereeatryst
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Ave
Goranton
Third National Bank
Thining Ard
Solderig Seon
Tao
Manumaren
A. W. Jurisch
Peoifboun
Academy OF Musi
Hoyt's
Hoyt
Dhe
Academy OF MY
Nte Modjeska
Joseph Haworth
Com ' Bohillers
CAD Academy OF Music
Balcon
Fe Parlor
Crormem
Rpormers
Frank E. Mon
Grena
Augustin Daly
Prince of Wales Theater
Parkhurst
Goa
John H. Phelpa
Drageist Morgan
Davis’ Theater
Dee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!