Local Notes On Borough Meeting And By Laws
The Ancient Order of Parenters met and adopted by laws. The borough council met last evening to discuss crosswalks and related business. Charies Carlin returned after a visit with Wilkes-Barre in Smith. Storts minds of this place have shut down for the year. Michael Mullin visited friends in Hyde Park yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Order of Parenters
Charies Carlin
Wilkes-Barre
Smith
Jermyn Yester- Stort
Michael Mullin
Hyde Park
Local notices mix in vivid town news and fortunes
The column reports social and civic items from Mrs Withrow’s rouge to church services led by Rev George Hine. theatre shifts and empty seats at the Opera House. rising land values in the borough and retirement appeals. travel to Wilkes Barre and New York. school and livestock concerns including tuberculosis in cows. a Vose barn fire. local schooling moves in Duahore Sullivan and Mehoopany districts. Christmas plans, church services, and a new cabinet organ for Mehoopany. a dead horse carcass worry in Factoryville. public figures like J W De Witt praised. and routine notes on roads, photography, and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withrow
George Hine
H.W. Bardwell
Wilkes-Barre
Washington Township
Vose
Lemon
N. P F. Wilcox
Nicholson
T. W. Tiffany
Fred Miller
Tunkhawnock Township
Charles Lewis
Beaumont Schools
Duahore
Sullivan County
Miss Fasvett
Forkston
Elmer SheMer
George Gunider
Lena
New York City
Winton
William M. Reynolds, Jr
Lafayette College
Fannie Ball
Washington, D. C
Mehoopany
Factoryville
Breese
Henry Leipham
James Stonier
Eunice Day
Nichols Oin
Aii
Alvin Day
Nelwyn Lee
Keeler House
St. Peter's Episacopal Church
Local News Briefs From Pittston And Surroundings
John Aikman visits with brother Charles of Wear Avoca before returning to Daur Mines Mik county. Mrs. Harry Kneebone recovers and is mobile again. Chester Smiles visits Pittston. Mrs John McQuirk calls on Pittston friends. No. 2 school plans an entertainment at O Malley’s hall Friday with singing and dialogues. admission six cents. Langore Presbyterian church hosts an evening prayer meeting led by Rev A J Weisley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aikman
Fie
Charles
Wear Avoca
Daur Mines
Mik County
Mia
Litterley
Miles Carrie Paylor
Pittston
No. 2
O'Malley
Langore Presbyterian Church
A. J. Weisley
Harry Kneebone
Chester Smiles
John McQuirn
West Avora
Moniuy
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertisement proclaims a “Mystic Cure” that rapidly cures rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 8 days. It claims immediate symptom relief and disease disappearance, with the first dose offering notable benefit. Sold by Matthews Bros Drug Store in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewa Broa
Druggiate
Scranton
Hallstead Notes Mixed With Local Doings and Events
Hallstead residents hear about a Christmas number of The Tribune and attend entertainments at the Young Men’s Christian association hall. A meeting about electric lights is planned, a new brick school is rumored, and church events are announced. Incidents include an infant’s funeral, a boy shot by a stray cartridge, and various visits by locals to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Capwell
Church Street
Horace Simmrell
Factoryville
Mite Kittie A. Pike
Pannie Simmrell
The
Tribune
Perry Brea
Brooklyn
N. Y
Misa Lenn Clark
Young Men's Christian Association
Presbyterian Church
Henry Curry
Pittston
Curry
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Hullstead
Fusure
Mira
Michael McManus
Burt Watson
Mainstreat
Trith School Literary Union
Hallstead Fire Engine and Hore Company
M. 8. Lamb
L. BE. Titing
A. F H. Chichester
C W. Bankes
Michael Hays
Frank Lawrence
A. H. Chchester
Nelson McLoud
Nar Talmage
J.T. Ross
Marvin Barnes
Wil Hoover
C. Jr. van Wormer
Lamb
Georgia
Binghamton Herald
Down
Lena Clark
Binghamton
John Chichester
Susquehanna
Railroad
Christian Associaton Hall
Archbold Gilhool and Annie Manley Married in Scranton
Archbold M Gilhool of this place and Miss Annie Manley of Mitchell South Dakota were married yesterday afternoon at St Thomas church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Lucan. The bride wore aloe colored landilowne with pearl trimming. After the ceremony the bridal party enjoyed a drive to Scranton and a reception at the bride's grandmother Mrs John Burke's home. The couple will honeymoon in South Dakota. Gilhool is an assistant superintendent with Metropolitan Life Insurance. Also announced were the Christmas Day wedding of John Lane Jr and Miss Annie Hughes of Bloomfield, and a minor mining accident in the Delaware and Hudson mine with minor injuries. Public schools will close Friday for Christmas. The issue includes an advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Githool
Annie Manley
Mitchell
South Dakeum
Selock
Lucan
St. Thomas’ Church
Ter County
Misa Nora Barmet
PL FP
Kielty
Scranton
Pourtiken
John Burke
White Oak Street
Gilhool
South Dakota
Metropolitan Life Insurance Companys
John Lane, Jr
Cemetery Atrest
Misa Kntle Mughes
Bilem Super
Oac
John W. Lattis
Laurel Euvet
Delaware and Hudson
Misley
Side
Siemans John J. Managan
PL. McCaffrey
Michael McDonnell
Taylor
Forest City Society Notes Highlight Local Visits
Merritta Donovan returned to Scranton after a week with relatives. Flora and Stella Allen of Forest City visited Miss Charlotte Giles on Lincoln Avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles Goleman of Dundalt spent yesterday in the city. Miss Mame Corby visited Miss Mame Cumml of Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Merritta Donovan
Scrngton
Flora and
Stella Allen
Forest City
Mins Charlotte Giles
Lincoln Avenue
Mra
Charles Goleman
Dundalt
Tisetts
Mame Corby
Mame Cumml
Grenc Rige
Funeral services for James F. Farrell in Scranton
Funeral services for the late James F. Farrell who died in Lackawanna hospital Scranton Sunday morning were held yesterday. A high mass was celebrated at St. Rose church at 9:90 o'clock with Rev. Father Curran officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Farrell
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton
St. Rose Church
Father Curran
Carbondale Strike of Grip Confines Burgess Maxey at Home
Local report notes Burgess Maxey confined to his home by grip illness. J Precentt of Susquehanna visits town, and L C G Smith of Carbondale was in town yesterday. A special Erie train will run after the Christmas concert. Joseph D. Clifton presents three nights at the Opera House starting Monday with Kaneh King Myrtle Kern’s Libby Pri 00 and Libby Pry. Prices 15 25 35 cents. A fundraiser collected by a traveling solicitor funds for a new night policeman. A business meeting elected J W Shrabee president John M Brown secretary and a committee to select the new officer. Tawi Bunthig chosen and began duties last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Maxey
J. Precentt
Susquehanna
L. C G. Smith
Carbondale
Erie Railroad
Joseph D. Clifton
Opera House
Myrtle Kerns
Libby Pri
J. W. Shrabee
John M. Brown
Din BE
Ames
Dr. Taylor
J. Rh. Fleming
F. M. Dolph
Tawi Bunthig
Christmas Entertainment Planned by Peckville Churches
Peckville Methodist Episcopal Sunday school announces a Christmas entertainment for Wednesday evening December 26. The Presbyterian Young People’s Society reports the Carnival of Days raised 17601. Mrs C H Wloes and Mr A Shaffer of Dunmore are noted. Oriental Star Tiles 688 and other items listed. Masonry officers were elected last Tuesday for the coming year and will be installed on St John’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Oroverle
Young People's Society of the
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Wloes
A. Shaffer
Dunmore
Gilled
Hloes
Oriental Star
Pree
Mer
Windsor Foster
Joseph G. Bell
Samuel M. Rogers
Father Mathew Opera House to Open With Uncle Tom's Cabin
Mrs Jane O Boyle, visiting from Patterson M J, has returned. The Father Mathew Opera House, remodeled at a cost over 5000, will open tonight with Uncle Tom's Cabin. Advance agent for Minnie Seonard's Theatrical company visited town for next week appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane O'Boyle
Paterson
M. J
Father Mathew
Ingevilles
Minnie Seonard
Miss Schoell to Wed Jutus Herbold in Honesdale
Miss Hannah Schoell will marry Jutus Herbold of Buffalo at her brother Fred Schwell’s home on Post Street today at 12 90. Immediate relatives attend. Joseph Crandall from the College of Dentistry Philadelphia returns home for the holidays. James M Welch visited Carbondale friends Tuesday. William Ferber circulated among Scranton acquaintances Tuesday. John Finnerty of Erie attended his grandmother’s funeral Tuesday. James and Thomas Finnerty also returned from college for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Schoell
Jutus Herbold
Buffalo
Fred Schwell
Post Street
Joseph Crandall
College of Dentistry
Philadelphia
James M. Welch
Carbondale
Wiliam Ferber
John Finnerty
Erie
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DR. Reeves
Spruce Street
Reeves
J. Scott Inglis
Lagkawania Ave
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Priceburg
Ila
CM. Harris
Penn
Berantan
Christimas
Royal Arcanum Lodge
Schmidt
O'Boyle
Avoca
Montrose
Samuel Desgauer
Harry Reach
Lehigh University
A. W. Lyons
New York
Walter Sims
James Stoddard
York State
Consumers’ Water Company
Inva Gbarroom
Moniynheht
Dee
Hallstead
St. Thomas
Peckville
Olyphant
Honesdale
Mia, Annie Selreiner
Allentown, Ta
Hood’s
Bowl &Co
Lowell
Mann
Goudemin
Nooil
Siik
Sho
Siena
Bright
Hood
Scununinen
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Dillotkness
Jagndice
Ek Keane
Tadleestion
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Laffini & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
High Explosives
Lackawanna Avenue
d.Mday
On Avers
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.c.ricker& CO
Adams Ave
Hartman
Antonio Hartman
Birch
Wearwell Suito
Brodek Freudenthal & Co
Svde Park Clothing Store
West Third Street
Waverly Plack
New York St
South Main Avenue
Hoys
Melton and
Kensey Ufsters
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Lackaave
Savoming
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