Christmas Music at St Rose Church and Trinity Episcopal
The News of Carbondale reports Christmas services at St Rose Catholic and Trinity Episcopal churches with Mozart Orchestra aiding the choir. High Mass at St Rose set for early hour with Adeste Fideles and Holy Night. Trinity to present a school program with a tree lighting and candy gifts at the parish house this evening.
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St. Rose Church
Mozart
Trinity
Berean Baptist Church
Mozart Orchestra
V. Stockman
William P. Lynott
Vorello
Father Bader
The
Order of Redemptorists
Llewellyn J. Jones
Secrssonsyrete Nicene Cree
Berean Baptist Cantata Santa’s Surprise Pageant
Berean Baptist Sunday school prepares a Christmas cantata with 100 participants titled Santais Surprise featuring acts like Dollie Girls Fairies Icicle Boys and Sailor Boys. Admission is free, a silver offering will be taken to support the effort. Exercises begin promptly at 6 o clock.
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Berean Baptist Sunday School
McDonough Named New Krantz Brewery Collector
Sherif Charles Armbuster of Wayne county resigns as collector for the Krantz brewery in Honesdale to manage a hotel in Mauch Chunk. William J. McDonough, known for Cartel Brewing in Kingston, succeeds him, bringing hustling skills and prior townwide influence. He will also run the Crystal Lake Tea Company as before.
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Sherif Charles Armbuster
Wayne County
Krantz
Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company
Honesdale
Mauch Chunk
Gentu
William J. McDonough
McDonough
Big Cartel Brewing Company
Kingston
Bartel
Krante
MacDonough
Crystal Lake Tee Company
Young Lady Workers Sell Handkerchiefs at Box Building
The young lady workers of the M E Church will hold a handkerchief sale at the Box Building on Church Street this afternoon and evening. After a successful last weekend sale, they have more items to dispose of and promise holiday gift inducements.
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Young Lady Workers of
M. E. Church
C Church
Church Street
The Hooks Committees Plan Fair Enterprise
The Hendrick Hook and Ladder Company outlines its committee structure with names for general manager, secretary, treasure and specialist groups. Members include A L Sahm John H Burke William Melfale J Russell Jones and others across advertising soliciting decorations reception press fair journal and floor committees.
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Hendrick Hook Wid Ladder Company
Fair Enterprise
A. L. Sahm
John H. Burke
Gentral
William Melfale
J. Russell Jones
A. L. Sahi
Wallace Histed
Joseph Gilmartin
James Campbell
Frank D
Collins
Albert H. Crane
J. Musbell Jones
Christmas Day Entertainment at Emergency Hospital
The Woman's Auxiliary Board plans a Christmas Day program to cheer the sick and wounded at Emergency Hospital. A Christmas tree with gifts for patients and staff will be set up, and an afternoon entertainment with musical numbers is planned. Rev. B. H. Sawyer may deliver the address, with attendance limited to staff and board to avoid overstimulation of patients. Merchants are urged to donate items by tomorrow morning.
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Woman's Auxiliary Board of Emergency Hospital
BH. A. Sawyer
Brave Driver Boy Rescues Fellow Miner From Flooded Wash
A 15 year old miner named Carden fell from a mule team in the Powderly mine yard and fractured his leg. A companion boy, unnamed, kept him afloat in water until help arrived and released the mule to signal danger, allowing workers to pull them to safety.
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Carden
Hils
Wills and Holland Light Up Grand With Skits at Atlantic City Show
Frank Wills and his company opened at the Grand with At Atlantic City running three more shows including Christmas matinees. The frothy piece drew much laughter led by Wills and bellboy Skates, with many specialties. Miss Mildred Holland’s new show The Lily and the Prince was previewed, promising lavish scenery and effects for her first local appearance.
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Atlantic City
Frank Wills
Wills
Skates
Mildred Holland
the Grand
Miss Holland
Carina Jordan
Buffalo
Can Earn Christmas Money by Selling Free Tribunes
A light hearted item notes a student program selling gratis tribune sheets as a holiday fundraiser. The Tribune plans to offer free issues with Santa themed promotions, inviting participation from readers and families.
Food for a Year Offer Promotes Scott's Emulsion
A damaged ad claims a fast ration for one man for a year and notes some people eat yet grow thinner due to defective digestion. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as tissue building and suggests consulting a physician to learn how it helps. The offer appears from Scott & Bowne, Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Claus Offers Tribune Papers for Carbondale Youth
Claus provides free Tribune copies for Carbondale boys to sell on Christmas day. Younger residents will receive papers in Burke building between 7:30 and 6:90 o'clock tomorrow forenoon to earn extra spending money.
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Claus
The
Tribune
Carbondale
Tribuntes
Burke
Mayfield Health Board Reports Ninth Annual Summary
Mayfield borough health board presents the ninth annual report through Secretary George Buckingham. Dr. Harding, health officer and board president, says borough health is good. The year records 29 deaths and 88 births with several causes listed including diphtheria, bronchitis, pneumonia, and scarlet fever. Burial and transit permits issued and nuisance abatements noted.
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George Buckingham
Board of Health
Mayfield
Harding
Move Board of Health
Dre Harding
Obituary: Donald, lifelong Carbondale resident, dies at home
Pt em Donald died yesterday afternoon at his Frllbrook Street home. Born in Carbondale he lived here all his life and was deeply respected. Survived by daughters Mrs Edward Dempsey Mrs Patrick Walsh Miss Bridget MacDonald and sons Patrick McDonald and Frank McDonald. Funeral Friday morning with solemn high mass at St Rose Church at 9 40 and burial in St Rose Cemetery.
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Ptem Donald
Frllbrook Street
Carbondale
Edward Dempsey
Patrick Walsh
Bridget MacDonld
Patrick McDonald
Philadelphia
Frank McDonald
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Subscriptions Prospects For Jermyn Mayfield Factory
George S. Dunn and M. J. Eagan report strong progress collecting funds for locating the cut glass factory. Donors include A. F. Gebhardt $50, HW D Carey $50, Dunn $26, Eagan $25, Davis $25, Willman and Baker $100, Harris $10, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Dunn
M. J. Eagan
A. F. Gebhardt
HW. D. Carey
G. S. Dunn
al. J. Eagan
D. Davis
Willman and Baker
Frank Jackson
Dallas
Byron H. Jackson
Manyfeld
First Baptist Church
M. D. Fuller
Methodist Episcopal
Lyman McCarty
Squire Kelfer
Francis
Free Bottle Trial Offer for Dr Kennedy Remedy
The Tribune advertises 1 000 free trial bottles of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver and blood diseases. Present the coupon at participating stores in Scranton Pa to receive a free trial bottle with no purchase obligation. Limited supply and offer described as unusual.
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David Kennedy
Vm. Hf
McGurrah
J. H._ Phelps
R. Henwood & Co
Matthews Bros
Scranton
the Tribune
David Kiennedy
Funeral to Be Held for Isaiah Thomas at Family Home
The funeral of the late Isaiah Thomas will be held from the home of his parents on Main Street this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Services will be at the house with interment in Forest Home cemetery. The text lists church officers and Reds baseball team prayers for 1903, with names including chaplain Mrs. Norma Evans and Treasurer Isaac Dovie. Mrs Tallie P. Jones of Wilkes-Barre visits her parents on Railroad Street.
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Norma Evans
David R. Reese
Misa Mary Jones
Isaac Dovie
Evan Ft. Davie
Richard Roberts
Misa
Sarah M. Howells
Inside Sentinel
Harry Schrive
Outside Sentinel
Thomas Gotts
George Edmunds
Isaiah Thomas
George Thomas
Main Street
Forest Home
Reds
Glynn
Stone
Welsenfluh
Shilds
G. Morris
J. Morris
Hayes
Williams
Hvans
W. Stone
Powell
Day
T. J. Powell
James Morris
Tallie P. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
John Thomas
Railroad Street
Funeral held for Harold Lewis in Blakely
Funeral services for Harold Lewis son of Mr and Mrs M D Lewis were conducted by Rev George Hague at the family home in Blakely with burial in Union Cemetery. Tomorrow night St Patrick s church fair features Olympia orchestra a twenty five voice Holy City chorus tableaux waltzes duets solos and tableaux. The juvenile dancing class plans a Christmas social in Mahon s hall with Lawrence s orchestra. Lucy Gardner has returned to Pittston.
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Harold
M. D. Lewis
Tok
Blakely
George Hague
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
St. Patrick's Church Fair
Olympia
the Holy City
Olympia Orchestra
Jessie Bristley
Tommy Murthy
Lucy Mooney
Joe Cooney
St. Patrick's Orchestra
James Loftus
J. J. O'Donnell
God
Tablenaux
Juvenil
Mahon's Hall
Lawrence
Beranton
Misa Lucy Gardner
Pittston
Peckville News Briefs Include Local Elections and Illnesses
Peckville reports include Wilson Fire Company officer nominations, Locklin and Day grocery firm formation after William Frear sale, and local illnesses. George E. Jay leaves for holidays in Afton New York. Lena Gendall visits from Philadelphia. Frank Benjamin returns from Dickinson School of Law. A large cave forms in Central school yard as coal firm workers fill it.
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George E. Jay
Peck Lumber Manufacturing Company
Afton
N. Y
Wilson Fire Company
John Day
William Frear
Locklin & Day
E. W. Squire
William Marfield
G. J. Reese
South Main Street
Mason Pickering
Schenectady
Jessup
Peckville
Lena Gendall
Philadelphia
Frank Benjamin
Dickinson School of Law
Carlisle
Lackawanna Coal Company
Christmas program at Presbyterian church in Archbal d
Mrs Andrew Campbell called in Scranton yesterday and Miss Margaret Kane of Towanda visits. the Presbyterian Sunday school plans a Christmas exercise Thursday at 7 30 pm with an interesting program. Dora Linerman called in Jermyn Monday. college students home for holidays include J A Foote Georgetown College P J McDonnell Wesleyan University Joseph Miller Bonaverture's and John Gilpatrick Laurel Hill Academy. Thomas and Joe Rielly Jersey City NJ return home for Christmas on Laurel Street.
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Andrew Campbell
Scranton
Margaret Kane
Towanda
Presbyterian Sunday School
Misa Dora Linerman
Jermyn
J. A. Foote
Georgetown College
P. J. McDonnell
Wesleyan Unliversity
Joseph Miller
J. Bonaverture's
John Gilpatrick
Laurel HM Academy
Thomas
Joe Rielly
Jersey City
N. J
Laurel Street
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A short historical health ad promotes fast relief for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The message touts quick action and singular treatment, typical of old patent medicine ads aimed at broad audiences.
Christmas tree and entertainment at Methodist church
In Moscow the Methodist church hosted a Christmas tree and entertainment in the evening. Mr and Mrs H J Hornbaker gave a reception to honor their daughter May on her eighteenth birthday Saturday evening.
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J. Hornbaker
May
Old Time Remedy Mentioned in Teething Aid
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy from a female physician. It claims to ease teething pain, cure diarrhea and colic, and soothe both child and mother with a bottle priced at nine cents.
Holiday ribbons and gifts offered with new stock
The notice lists assorted holiday ribbons at low prices including satin gros grain at 10c per 10 yards and 25c per yard, satin taffeta and plain taffeta ribbons, small baby ribbon at 2 to 3 cents per yard, plus new leathers and American seal for wear. Umbrellas priced from 1 to 10 dollars and new eiderdown robes and sacques advertised as cozy Christmas presents.
Useful Gifts for Men Evening Dress Protectors and More
A holiday display offers gifts for men including mufflers silk suspenders sweaters hosiery and bath robes. The store notes many items remain in stock and welcomes late shoppers for Christmas.
Christmas Handkerchiefs Offer Bigger Choice
A local promoter touts Connolly & Wallace as selling larger handkerchiefs post tariff changes. They claim fabric is finer with closer linen threads, offering more size accuracy and a broader selection of fine French handkerchiefs than any other store at the same price.
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Connolly & Wallace’s
ChristmasParty Honors and Local Guests at High School
Social diversions concluded with refreshments and gifts for Miss May. Attendees included Fred De Pew, Clair Pelton, Lloyd Travis, Ray Hinds, David Noberts, Leon Erhurst, Joseph Van Brunt, John Von Brunt, Elizabeth Kolb, Buelu Brown, Eliza Roberts, Pearl Prentice, Nellie Shoemaker of Moscow, Harry Horn baker, Mary Yeager, Dongella Lumley, Mary Hornbaker of Scranton, Flossie Swifts of Madisonville. Arthur Gardner, Beaver College student, visits with parents. High school Christmas exercises held yesterday afternoon. Agnes Watts returned Monday from Sterling after funeral of Herman Howe.
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Miss May
Mary Hornbaker
Scranton
Flossie, Swifts
Madisonville
Arthur Gardner
Beaver College
FP. B. Gardner
Agnes Watts
Sterling
Herman Howe
Adelbert Howe
Fair at the Baptist church in Clark's Summit tonight
A free entertainment with phonograph and a ten cent supper at the Baptist church. After the show, unsold items will be auctioned. Clarence and Gertrude Pejuse from Chinchilla visited Mrs. George Vosburg last week. Mrs. Mina Capwell of Dalton visits Mrs. Annie Colvin and family.
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Falr
Baptist ‘Church
Clarence
Gertrude Pejuse
Chinchilla
George Vosburg
Mina Capwell
Dalton
Annie Colvin
Elmhurst Social Notes Show Local Visits
Mr wid Mrs Thompson and son Nore manu and daughter Elete visited Beranon Saturday. Attorney Vokolek returned home Saturday after a week’s business trip to Its burg. Mrs Briggs and Miss Kiel were in Seranton Thursday. Miss May Farrer spent Saturday in Scranton. Mr and Mrs G W Strapler, Miss Donnie Chamberlin, Miss May Purrer and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid
Thompson
Noremanu
Elete
Beranon
Attorney Vokolek
Itsburg
Airs. Briggs
Miss Kiel
Seranton
May Farrer
Scranton
G. W. Strapler
Mijas Donnie Chamberlin
May Purrer
Local Social Roundup and Holiday Visits Mentioned
Mrs. G. Behoonmaker Priday hosted a gathering with games music and refreshments as Mrs Briggs and daughter Adila assisted. A. T. Williams returns from New York after a long stay. The Presbyterian church held services and a funeral sermon for a young man in the afternoon. John B. Hambs visits Whorton with her parents. Miss Jenina Chamberlin and Miss May Farrer plan holiday stays with relatives. Mrs Hogera and Mrs Lou Rogers visit Prof I B Rogers in town for holidays. Mrs Ada Lurie shows slow recovery from typhoid fever.
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Mra
G. Ble
Ma Une Cimaneon
John B. Hambs
Whiirton
Jenina Chamberlin Lo
Hayford
May Farrer
Nicholson
Hogera
Lou Rogers
Christmas Exercises At Baptist Church Delight Local Parishioners
The Christmas exercises at Clark's Green Baptist church last night drew a well rounded audience. Mr and Mrs William Heller, Boranton residents, joined the event and Irene Snook has accepted a position with the International Correspondence Schools and begun her duties. J W Auldines is seriously injured in a vietime theme.
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The
Baptist Church
Anc
William Heller
Boranton
Quay
Gu Agate Aye
Irene Snook
J. W. Atuliines
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