Three Prominent Residents Die in Dar
In Dar, three notable figures passed away yesterday. Among the deceased is Mrs John Campbell of Terrace Street, age 81, born in New Port Lucerne County, married in 1877 to John Campbell, lived here 54 years, husband predeceased by 13 years. Survived by two sons James, Robert, and daughters Mrs Angus Cameron, Mrs William Dunstan, Mrs George Davis. Funeral set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Terrace Street
Campbell
New Port
Lucerne County
Beaver Meadow
Robert
James
Angus Cameron
William Dunstan
George Davis
Store of John KR Shepherd to be sold after sheriff sale
The store at the corner of Church Street and Lincoln Avenue, formerly Shepherd & Kenworthy, was closed and will have stock sold on June. W. W. Bronson is involved and Shepherd hopes all creditors will be heard as he continues the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KR. Shepherd
W. W. Bronson
Church Street
Lincoln Avenue
Shepherd & Kenworthy
Ken Worthy
Shepherd
Dantel Markey Dies After Illness at Duncatt Street
After a brief illness of peritonitis Dantel F L Markey eldest son of Mrs Margaret Markey died at his home No 1 Duncatt street He was a trusted employee of the Delaware and Hudson Canal company and worked in their locomotive shore He was born January 1 1877 and was a cheerful kind man and a favorite with coworkers He is survived by his mother two sisters and two brothers Funeral will be held Sunday afternoon and interment to St Rose cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantel FL Markey
Margaret Markey
Hutie
Duncatt Street
Mr. Markey
Isttle
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Lelong
Afre
John Kilallon
Mary Markey
Michard
Charles Markey
St. Rose Cemetery
Mrs. Chamberlin Dies at Home in City
Mrs. George FP Chamberlin died Thursday afternoon at 4 10 at her home on North Hurehetyoet. Born April 2 147 in Merry au Bradford County Pennsylvania she wed George Fo Chamberlin January 18 70. The family moved here four years ago and she left many friends. Survived by husband a son George Edward and daughter Nelle a sister Mrs. J B P Ackerly. Remains to Wyalue ing on the 12 40 Delaware and Hadeon. interment in the cemetery there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurehetyoet
George FP
Chamberlin
Merryau
Bradford County
George Fo Chamberlin
George Edward
Nelle
Mra. J. BP. Ackerly
Wyalueing
Delaware
Hadeon
AOH Elects Officers and Plans Jan Banquet
The Ancient Order of Hibernians elected John P. Colling as President and P. F. Brennan as Vice President along with TF Loftus as Recording Secretary P. F. Moran Financial Secretary EL Dowherty Treasurer T Savage Sergeant at Arms and PL Ft Due Guard. A banquet is set for January 29 in Burke's Hall as a major seasonal affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Yang
John P. Colling
P. F. Brennan
TF. Loftus
P. F. Moran
EL. Dowherty
T. Savage
Burke's Hall
Public Sale Of Anthony Cooke Store Stock Net $160
Yesterday at 10 o'clock Con stable Hartman sold the Pike street store of Anthony Cooke by public sale. Lynch & Bronson claimed $500. P. H W. Murray, administrator of the Battle estate, secured the stock for $160. A rent claim of $272.45 and a wage claim of 120 for Miss Kate Cooke were presented to the constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Anthony Cooke
Pike Street
Lynch & Bronson
P. H W. Murray
Battle Estate
Kate Cooke
Quiet City Wedding at Presbyterian Parsonage
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian parsonage Thursday evening uniting Charles Plath a fireman of Nodon the Charity and Annie Temple of Copeland Avenue. The ceremony occurred at half past five and was witnessed by Mr and Mrs Hugh Wylie. The newly married couple reside on Joffrey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Parsonage
Half-Panet Five
Charles Plath
Nodon
Opening on Albright Tract Brings Jobs Nearby
New opening east of the city on the Albright tract midway between Canaan road and the tres tle on the Highland colliery railroad has begun. Men have tunneled about forty feet and work is pushed rapidly. When opened it will provide employment for a large force of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
Canaan Road
Highland Colliery
Personal and Other Items From Scranton and Nearby
Henry Moses of Scranton visiting his uncle at 8 Singer St returns home today. John Bell of Providence visits friends in this city. Mrs Michael Harte of Brooklyn St leaves for Brooklyn NY to visit daughter FP Lamb. Mr and Mrs A M Hammon of Hartford visit daughter Mrs J W Lowry. Miss Mamie and Maggie Coolican and Edna Kleese of Archbald visit Loretta Cox of the Weer Site. Charles Rogers of South Main St is ill with diphtheria. Marion Mills hosts a small gathering at her Lincoln Ave home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moses
Scranton
Singer
South Main Street
John Bell
Providence
Michael Harte
Brooklyn Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
FP. Lamb
A. M. Hammon
Harford
J. W. Lowry
Mamle
Maggie Coolican
Edna Kleese
Archbald
Loretta Coxe
Weer
Charles Rogers
Marion Mills
Lincoln Avenue
Holiday Specialties Rocking Chair Tables and Rugs
Local shop advertises holiday specials on rocking chairs tables and carpets with prices claimed as always the lowest. Includes display and home decor items for the season.
Local Socials and Holiday Visitors Highlight Pittston Scene
The Misees and other local names share Christmas visits with friends in Pittston. Mrs. Hallock and daughter Mae spent Christmas there. Betsy Morgan returns home from Scranton after visiting. Prof Maxey of Forest City and Rev Moylan of Hazleton visit, with J A Martin and Mrs Loftus hosting. James Powderly injures left hand in a railroad accident on Terrace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jones
Nina Raynor
Hattie Jackson
Grace Atkinson
Sarah Burr
Minnie Herbert
Grace Powell
Lucy Westhike
Cora Giles
Ethel Morgan
C. P. Hallock
Mae
Pittston
Mise Bether Morgan
Scranton
George van Keuren
Passaic
N. J
Maxey
Forest City
J. V. Moylan
Hazleton
J. A. Martin
Fairview
O. H. Loftus
William Peuckert
Moscow
James Powderly
Terrace Street
Gravity Railroad
Local notes from Manton Main Street and surrounding towns
A patchwork of brief items reports a Dickson Viewing annex project on Manton Main Street, visits by Mrs J P O Hara in Plymouth, and town events. The Polleh fair reopens with a large crowd, St Thomas choir’s singing under undertaker Edward Burke is highlighted, and Lily Palmer plans Christmas visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Viewing Company
Manton
J. P. O'Hara
North Main Street
Plymouth
St. Thomas’ Choir
Edward Burke
Lily Palmer
Mansfield State Normal School
John T. Palmer
Carmall Street
Cornstable
Richard Barron
Electric City
Priceburg
Tmckson
Andrew Mack
Myles Aroon
M. FP
Fadden
Scranton
Lincoln
Peelkville
Thompeo Hall
Providence
Dummore
Org
Morlie Barrett
Honey Ries
Thomes Dol Phin
Myles Brown
Mer. M
Lloyd
Tie
Taylor
Jerome Johnson
Troy
N.Y
Seriously
John Taylor
Carmalt Street
One Strike staged at St Patrick's fair entertainment
The St Patrick's church fair draws large crowds as a dialogue titled One Strike is performed this evening. A cast includes Tianche the chairman Renevieve Gilespie Stella Sadie Ragan May Annie Mcclough lin Maggie May Mrogan Selena Mary Riarmacy Isabel Livegie Moran Baby Pronk Eddie O'Halloran Nettle Mary Faden Annie Mary Best Jesle Jon nie Gillespie Joy Marie McDonnell and others. Rev Peter Roberts resumes his pulpit duties tomorrow at the Congregational church. Odd Fellows lodge marks thirtieth anniversary at their Lackawanna Street rooms Monday evening. Stephen Souriel of Tallapoora Ga visits Willow Street friends. W J Sweeey and Harry Thiddell visit Archibald and return home. Miss Lela Parsons of Philadelphia invites her sister Mrs George Watts to the West Side. The remains of Mrs Mary Coggins were interred in Catholic cemetery yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Tianche
Renevieve Gilespie
Stella
Sadie Ragan
Annie Mccloughlin
Maggie May Mrogan
Selena
Mary Riarmacy
Isabel
Livegie Moran
Baby Pronk
Eddie O'Halloran
Nettle
Mary Faden
Annie
Mary Best
Jesle
Stephen Souriel
Tallapoora
Willow Street
W J. Sweeey
Archibald
Harry Thiddell
Newark
N.J
Misa Lela Parsons
Philadelphia
George Watts
Mary Coggins
Richard Coggins
Dunmore Street
Christmas pageant at St Pauls delights Montrose crowd
Will Halford returns from Scranton Thursday evening as Montrose prepares for Christian Endeavor convention next week. Christmas scenes evoke Maylike cheer with Sunday school trees and a refined processional at St Pauls. Local residents Dr Mackey and James join holiday visits. a hydrophobia scare ends with a shooting of a valued item belonging to H L Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Halford
Scranton
Christian Endeavor Convention
Montrose
St. Paul's
Dr. Mackey
Montrase
Daniel Stark
Harris
Montclair
N. J
Margery
Mr. Stuart
Clille
Tennessee
Hunting Jessup
Mr. Lathrop
Lathrop
Chris Es Jr
Walter Lathrop
Mills
H. L. Beach
Christmas Gatherings and Church School Entertainment
Mr and Mrs Frank Reed of Dunmore visited his parents Mr and Mrs D C Reed. Mr and Mrs John Ef Wilson spent Thursday with their son T M Wilson. M D Alfred of Kings Ferry NY is vmnith Ki bne. Mr Stark Reve of Lee was visiting this week. Mr and Mrs fels of Yateaville are visiting Frederick Naylor. The Brick church Sunday school held its Christmas entertainment Tuesday evening with candy nuts and oranges for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reed
Dunmore
D.C. Reed
John Ef. Wilson
T. M. Wilson
D. Alfred
King's Ferry
N. Y
Vmnith Ki Bne
Stark
Lee
Fels
Yateaville
Swayne's Ointment Promises Piles Relief
Advertisement claims Symptomis Moisture causes intense itching and night itching. It states Swayne's Ointment stops itching and bleeding, heals ulcers, and removes toe tumors in many cases. Sold by Dr Swayne & Bon, Philadelphia, by mail for cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Swayne & Bon
Philadelphia
Pittston News Highlights Rich Christmas Gatherings
The Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune reports a Christmas Eve cane gift to foreman Mr. Finch at No 8 colliery amid a festive Caledonian clubrooms gathering. Also noted are funeral services for John Cawley, a Dunmore visitor in town, and local social events, repairs, and business updates across Pittston including the Punch Street traction project and area vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
William Street
Ta. m
Doe Finch
Dunmore
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Caledonian Club
South Main Street
Alexander Thompson
No. 8
Volllery
Finch
Luzerne Hook and Ladder Company
Avoca Hose Company
Hookies Swins
Armory Hall
Luserne Boys
John Cawley
Broad Street
Mace
Market Street
John Langan
Jes
Delub
Burle Hall
Angie Lynott
Feranton
Butler Mine Company
Scranton
Pittston ‘Traction Company
Fulton Street
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
William and
Jyond Streets
Christmas Program At West Side M E Church
Miss Annie Bainbrudee and Miss Mamie Bainbridge traveled to Nuremberg to visit grandparents. West Side M E Sunday school held a crowded Christmas night program with an elaborate sequence of recitations songs duets and choruses led by Lida Meltillehorus and featuring many local youths. Attendees included families from Mount Zion and Sutton's Creek and local residents Joseph Nites and others noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bainbrudee
Parsons
Mamie Bainbridge
Nurembura
Scott
West Side
Nellie Wilner
Bersie Bainbridge
Josie Giberson
Maud Rozelle
Florence Slusser
Memle Bainbridge
Washington
Sees Bennett
George Solomon
Amerita
Lida McRill
Urine
Ruth Rozelle
Peter Slaver
Santa Claus
Judea
Bruce Rozelle
George Bainbridge
Theodore Evans
Sutton’s Creek
Fidwin Jonez
Philip
Hays Morris
Oliver
Howard
Arthur Lewis
Fannie Rozelle
Naomi Harris
Mary
Rosa Sutter
Mount Zion
West Side Chapel
Joseph Nites
Columbia County
Wednesay
Cantata The Galilean Captivates Langcliffe Church Audience
The Langcliffe Presbyterian church auditorium was filled Christmas night as Sabbath school members presented The Galilean a cantata featuring discourses with quartets solos and choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langcliffe Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School
Christmas Cantata and Gifts Highlight Local Events
The community applauded a cantata with Mins Marie Cramton on piano and J R George conducting, with thanks given to John Hastie and Rev. Wels ley. Christmas gifts included a Bible and gold items. Anna Baker and William Alger wed at home with a small reception afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Marie Cramton
J. R. George
John Hastie
Welsley
Charles Aikman
Mary Tingley
Susquehanna
Wagner
Main Street
Selthos
Pittston
Christmas in Scranton area marked by church services and fairs
Residents gathered for Christmas services across Plymouth and Scranton churches. A Calvary Baptist fair drew large crowds with multiple sessions, while a South Side Catholic choir appeared. Local families hosted visits and social events, with notable appearances by Grove Street residents and Woodward Street households.
Elmhurst Christmas Gatherings and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Henry Battin hosted many relatives from Scranton on Christmas Day. Mrs Daniel Blesecker, previously ill, is improving. Miss Addie Snyder is engaged to teach the rest of the season at Mt Cobb school. Christmas Eve services were held at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Battin
Scranton
Daniel Blesecker
Addie Snyder
Mt. Cobb School
Baptist Church
Christmas at Homes and Local Talk of Moscow Boulevard
Christmas day gatherings mark the season as Mr and Mrs Horace Finn host at Clarence Stevenx home and Mr and Mrs A B Cooper visit Nicholsons. Mrs William Fitzsimmons returns from Philadelphia ill and unchanged. Families share meals. Cy Bateson entertains in-laws from Hone dale. a boulevard extension to Moscow is discussed. Eben Frace loses horse The Irony of Fate. Indianapolis Journal notes theatre profits and overlooked figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Finn
Clarence Stevenx
A. B. Cooper
Nicholson
B. D. Cooper
Wiliam Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia
A. B. Clay
J. H. Snyder
W. B. Edwards
J. C. Bateson
Honesdale
Moscow
Eben Frace
Now Great South American Kidney Cure Delivers Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the Now Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy relieves pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages in both men and women. It stops water retention and eases pain during urination almost immediately. Sold by C M Harris druggist 15 Penn avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Dr Alexander Lung Healer Sells Out Demand in Plains
Mr. Henry Merritt of Plains Virginia requests quick shipment of one half cross of the Dr Alexander Lung Healer. He notes all sold out and declares his trade will take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Merritt
Plains, Va
Sr. Alexander Lung
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Carbondale
Dar
Denice Markey
Mrs. Chamberlin Lead
Constable's Sale
J. Scott
Inglis Wie Ees
Solachawanina Ave
Olyphant
ELO Forge
Piraton Business Directure
Wright & Co
Easo
Exchange
Wyoming
AVOCA
Hood
Barsaparius
Conia
Tievtsen Peile Mae
U.S
Edward Welsh
Grove Street
Nellie Davis
C. F. Robertson
Calvary Baptist Church
Cawuring
Secantin
Gifi
Tent Sea Tlant
Fallon's Hall
South Side
Minooka
Harry Hom
Edith Powell
Joseph Youngblood
Ransom
Peckville
A. C. Green
Plainsville
P. Tinklepaugh
John Warne
Nanticoke
W. N. Barnes
Hickory Street
Calvin Lane
Bald Mount
G. A. Sherman
W. KB. Mittan
Isaiah Mittan
Christopher Mittan
Waverly
W. W. Courtright
John
W. Minger
John and
Eddie
Elmhurst
Indianapolis Journal
Glia
Jerry Simpson
DR. Alexander
Rhe
Gumt
Sen
Esmoie Pac Ag
Faustiogs, Sheilsal Company
Moosic Powder Co
Laffin & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
Empire Dry Goods
Henry Aiken
S. G. Kerr,son & CO
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
Third National Bank
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, Pa
Telenhon
Dickson Manufacturing
Conton
Ral
Perres Shoe CO
Brest
Sone World
Congoland
Fressuychore
Deral ST
Haloney
Kano
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
M'g’i
Liberal Credit
Collins-Hale
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