Montrose Notes and Local Updates From Dec
Special to the Scrummatom Trilane Montrose December reports guests and visits from J. Reed Powell lecture at Village hall on St Pierre destruction. Stereoptican views praised for color and clarity to fund the high school clock. Local nominations debate may shift to county conference for party offices. Madeline Toons ill at home and Grier Parke visiting relatives in town.
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Montrose
Dec
Newcomb G. Parke
Toga County
Reuben Smith
Watkins, N
J. J. Ryan & Co
Percy Ballentine
J. Reed Powell
Village Hall
St. Pierre
Professor Winder
Lena Gregory
William G. Jordan
Adeline Stoddard
Janet McCausland
Merry, N.cy
Mes
Jencekes
McCausland
Bell Telephone Exchange
Bessie Reynolds
Sid
Wil Abbot
Schenectady
N.Y
May
Local Honesdale News: Weddings, Constructions, Snow
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale details include winter weather delaying work at a water company, a notable horse owner John E Richmond with sorrel horses on Main Street, heavy snow promising sleighing, and social notes. A beautiful home wedding of Miss Berthin Lydad and Edward Jenkins takes place on Main Street. The article mentions a fatal fall from a hotel window and burials planned in Connecticut and Chaverton, with a Connecticut burial party arriving.
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Honesdale
Dee. W
New Water Company
John E. Richmond
Richmond
Music Hall
Chien HM
P. Jr. Murray
Murray
Main Street
Black Diamond Minstrels
Maple City
Pete
White Mills
Nitsan
G. W. Dark
Upper Main Street
Berthin Ly
Edward € Jenkins
Duns Ing. Mich
Wilhm AL Swift
Jenkins
Mich
International Correspondence School
Grace A. Whitey
Willltin Hidines
Na- Hlanat
Chirag Thorning
Iornlige
Honesdhate
Te Nnitional
Fee Tel
Sen Dus
Connecticut
Chavheeton
Miss Myra Jack Fenix Attends Washington Teacher Trip
A Hopbottom report notes Miss Myra Jack Fenix attending a teachers' excursion in Washington this week. Several residents are named visiting Scranton, with plans for future moves and school events. The Christmas exercises are scheduled at the university Sunday, and a sleigh ride in Nicholson is reported among local activities.
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Alta Dike
Nicholson
Universadtat
Pierre
Hinkley House
Loon Cool
Thay Byram
Floyd
Quick
Cecil Wright
Tracy Brown
Dean Bertholf
Tel Titus
Ethel Chol
Lulu Reynolds
Eda Brown
Vinc Quuntoy
Attu Cause
Amanda, Strickland
Dora Vimniletyne
Clira Green
Edith Albertson
Winter Chill Hits Tunkhannock as Veteran Passes Away
Sunday night in Tunkhannock saw temperatures plunge to a degree below zero while notices report the death of Willa Evans, Civil War veteran, at Harding street after a long Paralysis illness. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 3 PM. Other items note visits by Attorney Charles B. Little of Scranton and Mrs. Metcalf’s Wilkes-Barre trip.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Charles BR
Newton
Wilkes
Barre
Nicholson
Willa Evans
Harding Street
Local Notices Mention Visits and River Ice Delays
The article lists residents visiting relatives and shopping in Wilkes-Barre as well as a river ice delay stopping ferries. It notes Mr and Mrs Rhoades hosting relatives from Philadelphia and a Monday club gathering at Mrs Passett’s West Thorn Street home. Edna Gregory of Meahoppen visited town recently. Stanley W Schooley is referenced in relation to a family event.
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Stanley W. Schooley
Mrey
M. Phillips
Wilkes-Barre
Miks
Edna Gregory
Meahoppen
Owl
Barton Bette
Philadelphia
Joseph Rhoades
Monday Club
John Passett
West Thorn Street
Bradley Lewis
Willin DP. Billings
Isingeton
Francis Billings
Toga Street
NO SMALL POX AT FOREST CITY
Forest City report says Dr J W Housen Scranton small pox specialist visited to inspect cases finding only a slight skin disease. Quarantine removed by health board. John McCormick moving to Delaware street and Dr Jones moving to McCormick’s old Main Street rooms. The Johns family of Wilkes Barre gave a music and recitation program at Congregational church despite bad weather. Evangeline Kellaher planning a six month Brooklyn visit. J T Budd visiting Ellenville.
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Forest City
J. W. Housen
Scranton
Board of Health
Joseph McCormick
Delaware Street
Dh D. Jones
Johns
Wilkes-Barre
Evangeline Kellaher
Brooklyn
J.T. Budd
Ellenville
Pittston Area News Inquest, Burns, and Local Court Cases
Duryea reports the death of seven year old Joseph Oblock with a coroner ordered inquest. Burns to two Babylon mine workers at Duryea are described as not serious and they receive care at Pittston hospital. Judge Halsey grants a new trial in Mullison vs Morris Beef Co. over a foreclosed meat market, with prior damages. A Pittston school bond meeting is held. Other items note illness of Ga Leisenring, a three year old death in Browntown, a St John’s Lutheran doll sale, and injuries to George Weir and a railway death in Stroudsburg impacting Harry Eshelman family.
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Pittston
Duryea
Joseph Oblock
Meyers Street
Berge
Charles Brunane
Wiliam Luch
Babylon
Duryen
Mick
Pittston Hospital
Halsey
Frank W. Mullison
Nelson Morris Beef Company
Harry Eshelman
Stroundsburg
Decessedl
Mra
Mshleman
West Pittston
Mather
Epworth League Social to Be Held at Franklin Home
Hlallstone Dev 15 reports the Epworth League of the Methodist church plans a sleigh ride and social Tuesday evening at Charles Bunker’s Franklin home. Attendees should meet at the ML church at 7 sharp. sleigh ride and supper cost 10 to 15 cents.
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Hlallstone
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
Charles Bunker
Franklin
ML i
Melvin A. Gathany
United States Marine Corps
Philadelphia
United States Navy Yard
Casey
Scranton
Manstead
Robert Morton
Pine Street
C. B. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Elmer Fick
Huffalo
Mira
Towanda Business Men Aim for Homeopathic Blute Hospital
In Towanda Bradford County the Business Men's Association is pressing to secure the Homeopathic Blute hospital for the area. A marriage license was issued to George Tyndall and Margaret Osborne, ages 17 and 24. Reports note a business carnival in Torry township and events at the opera house last Thursday.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Business Men's Association of
Lomoopathian Blute Hospital
Register and Recorder
George Tyndall
Margaret Osborne
Torry Township
Opera House
Old Time Proven Remedy for Teething Comfort
An old and well tried remedy praised for teething relief. Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup, prescribed by a leading female physician and used by nurses in the United States for sixty years, has sold to millions of mothers. It claims to ease pain, cure diarrhea, griping, and wind colic, giving health to the child and rest to the mother. Price twenty five cents a bottle.
Towanda Notes and Local Changes in Industry and Society
The Towanda area reports ongoing elocution contests won by Katherine Saxe of Pittston and Miss TH Lewis of Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Nin Morrow Nixon, formerly of Towanda, dies in Duluth. Union Tanning plans relocating Athens plant to Grovwood, affecting about sixty families. Towanda Pant Remover Co seeks charter. Apple crops yield over twenty thousand dollars to area farmers. Hawes Manufacturing joins National Novelty Corp. Towanda plant finances expand. Notables travel and relocate including Miss Maybelle Rennall of Los Angeles visiting Towanda. Mrs. Robert Pose returns from New York.
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Ihare
Katherine Saxe
Pittston
Thi Lewis
Wilkes-Barre
Nin Morrow Nixon
Towatda
Duluth
Union ‘Tanning Company
Athens
Groywood
Towanda Pant
Ares
Ryan
Syivacuee
Hawes Manufacturing Company
Towanri
National Novelty Corporation
Towanda
Comblie
Cos. Means
Philvlelphia
Elie
Maybelle Rennall
Los Angeles
Cal
Tawandiy
Mre Nied Mes
ML Peytt
Robert Pose
Vielyne
Ound
C.p. Welles
Li Lruokisn
N.Y
Pleasant rooms for four or five young men wanted
Furnished rooms with board for four or five men inquire at 393 Washington Avenue. Also furnished room on second floor front for 14 dollars a week. Stock and Wheat Traders advertise special market info and free applications. The notice mentions performances at the Lyceum and a production titled York State Folks with dates and pricing for matinee and evening shows.
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Washington Avenue
Borri
US Adams
Avoca Community Notes and Election Update
Avoca news reports a weekly gathering with an officers election planned. Several residents are mentioned in social notes including Jennie Clarke, Elizabeth Graham, Anna Arkman, Ellen Flealey, and Dennis Roberts. Movements include Miss Roberts visiting and Thomas Sullivan attending a funeral, with local stores staying open late for holidays.
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PLOM
Alps
Jennie Clarke
Mise Eizabeth Graham
Lackawanne Hospital
Ecool
Anna Arkman
Pietiti
Ellen Flealey
West Side
Telesimoon Srdiodias Daforin
Thomas
Butte
Montana
W. J. Heales
Jacksonville
Chaims
Dennie Roberts
Moresi
Robert Hoberty
South Malmstrees
Hohn Amlccormick
Moosle
Erie Comranny
Chicago
Thomas Sullivan
Moosic
Olyphant Fraternal News and Local Notices
Old Arkansan program set for U M opera house next Friday with acclaimed effects and new machinery. Wingsbury lodge officers elected for the term. include Houser Lyons Widdowfeld and Rush trustees. Grand lodge representatives named Tate Northrup and Will Jones. Funeral of Peter Fike recorded at Justus. Martha Brennin joins Harris cash store. Mrs Ellen Mahe visiting relatives in Carbonale.
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Arama Willl
U. M
Opera House
Wingsbury Lodge
CW. Houser
Edward Iyons
Arthur Widdowfeld
Himer EK
Dako
Ey Rush
Willis
Griffiths Jones
Blinowon
Grand Lodge
Tate Northrup
Ackerlyan
Peaurt Vi Ti
Momte Ixetly
Duinmeare Street
Vaudeville at the Academy of Music Opens with Worndo-Molawk
The Academy of Music presents the Worndo-Molawk troupe opening a three day run featuring Miss Molniwick in The Pale White Bird and a strong chorus. The Konte-Bantley era at Star Theater opens with the Star company offering original sketches and popular numbers.
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Mies Molniwick
Tite Wihtore
Tadian
White Bude
Konte-Bantley Ourlogue Company
Star Theater
Yeatorday
Hla Traupe
Moveliles
Gett
Doles
Dave Warfield
Anmellowner
Charles Robinson
Wim McRobb
James Leonard
Jon Moran
Elale May
Sade Leonard
Mamie Emerald
Sky Farm theater production praised as stagecraft masterwork
Review lauds the big Lyceum production Sky Farm describing its romantic plot and villainy amid village life. It cites Edward B Kidder as author of Peaceful Valley and A Poor Relation and notes the play York State Polls opens in New York. Local patrons await another chance to see this rural drama.
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Sky Farm
Lycomn Fonlethids
Simoeth
Sky Arm
Wollun
Bs Jilwe
Nixon
Edward &. Kidder
Sol Smith
Hasselin
Pattrons
York State
New York
Central Railroad Timetable Details Scranton Lines
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable effective Nov 16 1902 lists Scranton to New York Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkes-Barre Pittston and more routes with morning and afternoon departures. Quaker Express through vestibule service to Philadelphia with through connection to New York and through cars to Baltimore and Washington. Additional routes to Avock Pittston Wilkes-Barre Tamaqua Pottsville and Lebanon via Allentown with various times. Tickets from station agents. W C Rassler general manager M Birt agent.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
New York
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
W. C. Rassler
M. Birt
Rail Schedule Details for Scranton to Philadelphia Route
June 1902 timetable shows trains from Scranton at 6 08 AM and 1 52 PM on weekdays and Sundays 1 53 PM, via Wilkes Barre and Pottsville with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches to Philadelphia. Connections available to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. J J Vautchinson and J Wood are listed as officials.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Ehirge
Philadelphia
Potts Ville
Sunbury
Mirchebure
Daltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Hirchishure
Pittburse
Weat
Mirrlsburg
Baltimore
Pittamore
West
Wilkes-Barre
Pullman Buffet Povior
Pottsville
Dave
Tarleton
Sun«uss
Tirrleburdy
Thiladelphia
Pittsury
Trains Schedules for Delaware and Hudson Network
Fragmented schedule notes list Delaware and Hudson trains with times to Carbondale Albany and points north. References include Hoboken Raritan Connellsville Schuylkill region trains and connections at various stations, with times around 8 a m to 1 pm and multiple routes.
Train Schedule Fragments Note Local Stops
Train schedule fragment shows routes from Berdnton to Neely te Nawburgh with stops at Shawley and bova. It mentions transfers to eerie stations and connections to Monesdale and White Mills. Trains arrive Bor and 2 pm. depart 1098 am.
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Neely Te
Nawburgh
Oy Shawley
Bova Ae i Fonite Eerie
Monesdale
White Mills
Bor
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