Local Notes From Hawley and Nearby Towns
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports social visits and travel in Hawley, Honesdale, Susquehanna, and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Guesse Column, Grant Kellam, George Lobb, Miss Elia Palmer, Mrs. Frank Russell, Mrs. George Wilson, W. CG. Knapp, M. M. Treadwell, T. F. Mangan, Della Pierson, J. Bower, Mrs. S. S. Speers, M. Kilbride, Mrs. Martin Reafler, Rev. A D. Davis, and Rev. Leonard Cole. Local incidents include a runaway horse breaking a wagon wheel, water release from a reservoir, sleighing conditions, and plans for a union Christmas tree and a Friday evening literary event.
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Scranton Tribune
Hawley
Guesse
Honesdale
Grant Kellam
George Lobb
Scranton Business College
Elia Palmer
Wyoming Seminary
Frank Russell
Binghamton
George Wilson
Denver
Colorado
W. CG. Knapp
M. M
Dighton Daniels
E. K. Bassett
M. P. Kilbride
Pittston
Martin Reafler
Oceanus
New Brunswick
N. J
Hays
E. Watson
Scranton
Wodde
Literary Society
Grand Army Hall
Mary Friends
Leonard Cole
Susquehanna
Ald
David
W. Clot
Forest City
Free Baptist Church
Local notes from Uniondale and nearby towns
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports visits by residents to Binghamton New York. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church re elected old officers. Miss Lord Eastman taught Sunday school for the first time since illness. Apple shipments continue and main street lamps funded by citizens. Grateful for past work, more night-light accommodations urged. Several residents visit friends in Binghamton Scranton and Carbondale. Frank Westgate adds barn expansion. Three inches of snow fall from Wednesday storm.
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Uniondale
Dee
T.laurie
H. F. Lewis
H. C. Fllis
Binghamton
N. Y
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Parsonage
iThursday
Lord Eastman
Main
Aucho
Lottie Mustuan
Alfred Larabee
Frank Couch
Carbondale
Philo Burritt
Frank Westcate
Local notes from Kingsley and Hepbottom page events
Special to the Scranton Tribne reports a string of small town activities. Mrs McCarthy and Maggie visit Hepbottom. Frank Tiffany and M Oakley take a business trip to Scranton. Mrs Cuse from Alford visits Miss Savio Sager and helps at a church entertainment for the Boys Sunday School. Mr Gravenstein rents the Creamery site for January 1. The Ladies Aid of the M K church will meet December 14 at Mrs Moore Iril das for a dinner.
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Scranton
Tribne
Kingsley
V) McCaurthy
Maggie
Hepbottom Thursikis
Frank Tiffany
M. Oakley
Cuse
Alford
Fe Mpathey
Wacner
Savio Sager
H. W. Jeera
New York City
8. Reynolds
Factoryvills
Ister
Gravenstein
Mreukiva
C. Finn
Binghamton
M. Kl
B.o
Moore Irildas
Snowy Day Visited by Har rison Joining Foster Family
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Miss Nina Harrison now living with Mrs. A C Foster on Malin street after leaving Sarrhea. Hubbard of Carbondale conducted business with locals, as snowflakes up to three inches fell thickly over two days bringing winter weather to Thompson Dec 7.
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Scranton Tribuine
Thompson
Nina Harrison
Starrhea
Foster
Malin Street
Hubbard
Carbondale
Death of Forest City resident Thoms Mell rich in menthol tales
Forest City mourns Thoms Mell longtime respected citizen and senior man of Thomas Bell & Son. Survived by his wife two daughters and several sons. Mell planned to assume a new mining position next week at Hillside Coal and Tren camp. The notice lists local clergy and lodge officers and notes Penman of Scranton Tribu ne influence.
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Forest City
Des
Thoms Mell
Thomas Bell & Son
Throw Deughter
Shaddick
Dutta
Mes
Cy Pulver
New York
Mias Sirah
Forest
Lo Whlel Ie Wis
Whalen
Carbondale
Rus Mahten
Yoenry Lozi
Tillside Company
Forest City Lodge
H.ewis
Map
PY Johns
Wes Cheorge
Alfred Skivis
RS Aldrich
W. Owens
Mo Hendler
Mra. Ponmian
Tribune
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Ladies Aid and Local News From Universalist Church
Special to the Scranton Tribune Brooklyn December 7 reports the Ladies Aid of the Universalist church held a meeting with Mrs. A. Austin. about fifty wind sixty persons were served with refreshments. Fern Hent of Center County visits relatives, Miss Craver engaged in photography, Miss Janet Perigo seen dining, Little High Weston improving, Dr. Mackey of Montrose attends, Miss Weston cares for him, Mrs. Doran hosting another, Mrs. Kin returns from Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. Oh Me Dolaway and Miss Jessie Dolaway in Wilkes-Barre for treatment. Waldie visited Factoryville to tend property, Frame Townshend and Dad Wing ill, Miss E M Tilley accepts a teaching post near Philadelphia. Plastering of the Universalist church finished and a paper hanger to start, Miss Siolli Halon visiting Scranton.
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Scranton
Brooklyn
Dee
Austin
Thirwlay
Ad Mes
Fern Hent
Center County
Tila
Mies
Craver
Mira Janet Perigo
Weston
Mackey
Montrose
Jonnie Weston
Iim
John Doran
Kine
Wilkes-Aarce
Oh Me Dolaway
Jessie Dolaway
Wilkes-larre
Wilkes-larre Fir Treatment. ‘Oo, Waldie Visited Factoryville
Momlix
EM Tilley Ines
Uhiladelpha
Universalist
Siolli Halon
Hore
One Hundred Dollar Reward in Uncured Catarch Case
A public notice offers a one hundred dollar reward related to a catarrh case. It includes endorsements of firm integrity for 18 years and cites Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as marketed remedies through Toledo druggists.
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Curley
Death of Horatio Garratt in New Milford
Horatio Garratt of New Milford died at home on Thursday after a brief illness. Survived by wife S Garratt, a son Mra Lote Cimimings of Oneonta N Y and three grandchildren Mrs Charles Alney Mrs Kvotia and G May Collim. Services by Rev G Th hop of St Mark's will be held at 2 PM at the church. Local notices mention church suppers and lectures for upcoming weeks.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Pee
Horatio Garratt
Pines
Kev. G
Hop
St. Mark's Elimret
Welock
S. Garratt
Lote Cimimings
Oneonta
N.Y
Charles Alney
Kvotia
Montrose
B. G. May Collim
Thie Place
Mresbyterion Clurch West Tuewlay
Doe MN
Meo
Mir
Binghamton
Misa Eniinn Adore
Salem
Mars
Nev
LC Lord
Methodiat
O'Mara
Maas
Theatrical Attractions For The Week At Local Theatres
Lyceum presents Way Down East and a Friday show. Academy of Music hosts The Idols in repertoire, Gaiety shows last three days of The Gay Butterfly. Roe and Fenterg company opens a week at the Academy next Monday with Hal Mel’s masterpiece ho anoke. Twenty four cast, daily matinees, and varied prices. Also Deveaux and Deveaux vive act in three weeks engagement.
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Roe and Fenterg
Academy
Hal Mel
Seenmiy
Lageipe
Fire Destroys Farm Buildings and Stock Near Murray Simpson
A fire swept through a rural farm near Murray Simpson last night consuming two cows, three horses, wheat, hay, and various farm supplies. The blaze, suspected incendiary, caused extensive losses with authorities investigating the motive and origin.
Cold In the Head Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets
The item notes a medicine labeled Cold In the Head featuring Laxative Bromo Quin ine tablets. The box lists active ingredients and dosage guidance for relief of cold symptoms with laxative effect.
A Great Holiday Book Store Offers Wide Range of Titles
A holiday book shop touts its extensive collection across poetry romance science travel bios history and more. Prices highlight value with Balzac complete works 80.00 inching to 15.98 and Catholic prayer books two volumes priced from 10¢ to 3.79 for readers of all ages and interests.
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Balzac
Trent
Ida Scott Taylor
Shakespeare
Charles Dickens
Thackeray
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