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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1898

Page

10

Carbondale News Notes and Local Arrivals

The Carbondale correspondence notes news items and addresses for submissions. Hotel American visitors in Scranton include Mr and Mrs John Clone. Mr and Mrs Philip Berryman of Oneonta moved to South Main Street, Scranton residents pursue Dr and Mrs H C Wheeler. Attendees from Carbondale at the Ingersell lecture in Scranton include Dr H C Wheeler J C Voyt and C R Munn.

Carbondale The Tribune R. Munn Salem Avenue Church Street W. T. Roberts Hotel American Scranton John Clone Philip Berryman Oneonta South Main Street Thin City Meno Williams H. ¢. Wheeler Ingersell H.C. Wheeler J. C Voyt C. R. Munn

Court appoints viewers for Salem avenue grading dispute

Yesterday the court named T Louis Gramer John Booth and Henry Carter to appraise benefits and damages from grading Salem avenue between Terrace and Wyoming streets near the Gibralter site. Viewers will meet January 9. The last report on widening Duffy Street is to be restored and judgments entered against those adjudged benefits. Jasper Wall’s support lie claim was discharged. Traction Co’s bid for a new trial was denied in the Gilmartin injury case. The Sixth Avenue view report by Giles Molton and Reynolds was confirmed nisi.

T Louis Gramer John Booth Henry Carter Salem Avenue Terrace Wyoming Streets Gibralter Duffy Street Watrous Campel Jasper Wall Traction Company Gilmartin Sixth Avenue Mesare George Giles Motlon J. P. Reynolds Nisi

Patrick Flannery Succumbs to Grip Mortality

Patrick Flannery a Band street resident died of influenza after a week long illness He was 56 born in Seveen Ireland came to Carbondale in 1862 Married 23 years to Mary Purcell and survived by son Joseph two sisters Mrs Mary McLaughlin and Mrs George Mortimer Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm in St Rose church with interment in St Rose Cemetery Professor J F Crowell called to Sherburne New York by his mother death funeral today

Patrick Plannery Prof Cornell Patrick Flannery Band Street Weeterday la Grippe Seveen Joseph Mary McLaughlin Brooklyn Street George Mortimer Furston Flannery St. Rose Church St. Rose Cemetery J. F. Crowell Sherburne N. Y

New Century Club Discusses American Orators Slavery Magazine Review

The New Century Club met at Mr. G. S. Kimball's home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. C. Wheeler presented a paper on American Orators, Mrs. Charles Lee spoke on Slavery, and Miss Aliee Butler delivered a popular paper on Magazine Review. All topics were well treated and informative.

New Century Club G. S. Kimball H.C. Wheeler Charles Lee Aliee Butler Review

Misses Branch Slawson and Gunnarr Extend Port Jervis Visit

Misses Branch Slawson and Gunnarr lengthen their stay in Port Jervis by a day and attend a farewell dance in their honor. They have made many local friends and were hosted by Misses Shields and Munn during their visit.

Branch Slawson Gunnarr Port Jervis Helen Shields Grace Munn Rt. Manville David Zelley Greater New York Mame Lizzie Donnelly Honesdale John Gilroy Farview Street W. D. Frank Gilbert Street Emma Frank Scranton E. C. Ely Brooklyn Emma McLaughlin Providence Marion Crane New York Fred. Moses Wilkes-Barre H. F. Singer, Esq New York City Enry B. Moses Singer South Main Street T. J. McTighe

Grand opera house to reopen January thirtee n

The Grand opera house will remain dark until Jan 13 when Irish comedian William Barry appears. The Christmas offering at St Rose church raised 1208.10. A minor street incident occurred on Salem avenue and Mall street near John street with no damage.

William Barry St. Rose Church Salem Avenue Mall Street John Street Park Commissioners Mary Dook Price Welock Charles Lee Fieers Spank Thomas Vannan T. E. May Ro Ow, Reynolds Thomas Hervert N. OF Thomas Thomas Laura Corneil Windsor N. Y Delaware and Hudson North Main Street McMullen Mason Bonifees Wee

Funeral of Mrs Penman to be Held Tomorrow Afternoon

The funeral for Mrs. Ellen Pettigrew Penman will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the family residence on Busquehanna street. Rev B F Hammond will conduct the Presbyterian service. Interment will be in a new cemetery. She came to this town over thirty five years ago from Edinburgh with her parents and leaves a husband and three children, Mrs W W Watkins, Miss Jennie Penman, and John Penman.

John Penman Busquehanna Street B. FP. Hammond Presbyterian Church W. W. Watkins Jennie Penman Anciety Firant Pedvick Honesidaie Mary McGinness Scranton Lucy Farrell Dunmore Annie Lynch New York

Local Visitors and Holiday Sleigh Ride Near Carbondale

Mrs Shields hosts guests including Misses Dougher from Wilkes-Barre while James J. Lynch lies ill on Delaware Street. Parish youths from Bellevue and Avoca join a sleigh ride to Carbondale with an evening stop at the Mahon House for supper.

Han John Shields James J. Lynch Delaware Street Anna Mary Dougher Wilkes-Barre Mra John O'Malley Michael Muniey John Whelan John Quinn Avoca John Lally Lackawanna St. Patrick’s Church Carbondale Bellevue Mahon House

Taylor Jr. O U A M Social Sessions and Local Notices

The Jr O U A M congratulates itself on a Friday night social and reception with an impromptu program led by John Francia. The issue lists church prayers, local canvassing by Thomas Powell, visitors Susie Moses Norma Williams, and business ventures like Charles Leuthold starting a laundry. Funeral for Mabel Davis noted with services at the family home. Civic notices include Pride of Lackawanna lodge and the Christmas eisteddfod proceeds.

United American Mechanics John Francia James Cleary Scranton Borouch Thomas Powell Powell Mise Susie Moses Heech Taylor Choral Union Welsh Congregational Church Providence Pride of Lackawanna Lodge American Protestant Association Mabel Giriffith T. Davis Greenwood Thomas Flings North Taylor David Hopkins Hyde Park

Knights of the Golden Eagle elect officers for six months

John Weelewcastle Na Ao Knights of the Golden Eagle elects officers for the six months to come. Chief John D Pray noble chief Matthew Haurex vice chief W J Oliver high priest William Weir venerable hermit Benjamin Williams master of records James Margeteer clerk of exchequer John Sowatka keeper of exchequer George Cooper Sir Herald Edward Jackson trustees Joan Bgosh am Eli Box representative to the grand castle Benjamin Jarvis installation January 7 1598 Callahan's hall public tickets fifteen cents doors at seven p m.

John Weelewcastle Knights of the Golden Eagle Ust John D. Pray Matthew Haurex W. J. Oliver William Weir Benjamin Wiliams James Margeteer John Sowatka George Cooper Herald Edward Jackson Joan Bgosham Eli Box Grand Castle Benjamin Jarvis Callahan's Hall Primitive Methodist Edward Greatrix W.T. Perri Francis Moore William Wilson W. R. Wilson Frank Perris John Moore Ell Box Alice Hawkins George Robinson Yatesville Thomas Palmer Dundaff Street Clara Warrett Edward Owens David Owines Serenton

Local Tidbits From Jermyn And Surrounding Areas

John D. Griffiths left for Wesleyan to resume studies after holidays with parents on Fourth Street. Thomas Jones of Mayfield improves after pneumonia. Churches begin first week of year in prayer. Mrs. George Hutchings of Mayfield has recovered from a nose operation. Odd Fellows lodge prepare for 7 PM practice. Thomas E. Griffiths of Main Street made a trip to Carbondale. James Maxwell, who moved to town last Friday, brought his household goods here. Mayfield residents Pugh Franklin Isaac visit Priceburg on business. A pigeon shooting match on East Side yielded a good sum. Mr. and Mrs. Patten of Olympath spent New Years with A. Febhardt at the Powder Mills. Local students return to Stroudsburg State Normal School after holidays. Catholic Temperance delegates listed.

John DB. Griffiths Wesleyan Thomas M. Griffiths Fourth Street Thomas Jones Mayfield George Hutchings Odd Fellows Lodge Pracicce Thomas E. Griffiths Main Street Carbondale James Maxwell S T. George Mesers Nowh Pugh John Franklin Isaac Isaac Priceburg Thomas Patten Olyphant A. Febhardt Sarah Mullen Cora Devis Carrie Murry Annie McCarthy Stroudsburg State Normal School Catholic Temperance

St Patrick's convention at Davis' hall Carbondale

A Sunday convention at Davis hall St Patrick's Carbondale listed numerous attendees from local lodges including St Aloysius Jermyn Knights of Father Mathew St Rowe Jessup and St Rose Ladies. The program featured piano solos and recitations by Ida Carter May Henwood and A Meehan. the gathering adjourned with no further business.

Davis St. Rose Carbondale J. Reardon Mra B. Kelly Eilen Harte Mary Larkin Nora Mooney St. Rowe Amelety Knights of Father Mathew Hall Patrick Murray A, Meehan Ida Carter May Henwood Sir Carbondale

Vegetarian restaurant could push better vegetable cooking in Boston

An announcement proposes a vegetarian restaurant in Rolston near Boston to demonstrate well prepared vegetables to restaurant managers. It argues meat dominates menus, but a purely vegetable establishment could educate taste, widen veggie demand, and convert diners toward reduced animal foods.

Joy Fiver Rolston Boeton Disciples of Vegetarianism Boston Enterprise

Man Drives St Louis Streetcar 31 Years 271500 Miles

Mike Dooley, a St. Louis car driver, has logged 271500 miles in thirty-one years on Otte Street. His career features nights on duty and a single layoff for smoking on duty. He averages about twenty four miles daily and has earned only 22000 during his tenure with the Missouri Railroad Company.

Mike Dooley St. Louis Otte Street Sinty St. Louuis Missouri Hailroad Company

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