Local Businessmen Visit as Courts Hear Next Week’s Trials
John B Overfield A H Sterling and A H L Gregory meet in Meshop for upcoming murder trials. Harford Kelley case linked to an axe killing after a logging bee at Golden Hall. Waterman murder details recalled by readers. Mrs A M Muaybee recovering after illness. Lehigh Valley train changes align with Grand Trunk numbers east to Chicago. Harrisburg inauguration draws patriots. J E Primrose to form Heptasophs council at Patriotic Order Sons of America hall Monday 7 40 pm. Sheriff sales set for tomorrow at 2 pm. Gregory Overfield buy AYUH Sterling flouring mill at Meshopywaw. Law bars billiards in Wyoming county. a table persists at Triton Hose House amid debate on repeal. Lectures planned Friday evening January 18 at Baptist church admission 25 cents. Current Topic league discusses Government of American Cities. New year topic cards for YWCA and YMCA issued. Week of prayer prayers held by students. Academy stockholders meet with 25 present representing over 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Overfield
A. H. Sterling
A. H L. Gregory
Meshoppeen
Harford- Kelley
Golden Hall
Waterman
A. M. Muaybee
Hinessay
Towanda
Lehigh Valley
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Harrisburg
Covernor Hastings
J. E. Primrose
Patriotic Order Sons of Armerice Hall
Opera House
Court House
M Messrs. Gregory & Overfield
Ayuh
Roy
Albert II
Smith
Russell H. Conwell
R. H. Moore
Colgate University
Baptist Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Man's Christian Associaton
Academy
Min Chapel
Epworth League Officers Elected in Montrose Ledger
Montrose Epworth league selects officers for the upcoming term. Officers include James M. Jeffers as president, G W Baker first vice president, Mrs A R R Safford second vice, Miss Phebe Rogers third vice, Mrs F P A Pierce fourth vice, A L Forse secretary, Rose Little treasurer, Ia Rogers organist, Mrs Amos Merritt assistant organist. Montrose Hose Company No 2 also names officers led by Fred S Amsberry as president and G W Baker as foreman. News notes mention sleighing, week of prayer, armory entertainment, drill resumption, visits from Mrs W H Watrous, and local court in January. Additional items cover real estate for sale, a Stoddard store job, and local fishing at Page's Pond. A patent medicine ad for Rheumatic cure appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
James M. Jeffers
G. W. Baker
A. RR. Safford
Phebe Rogers
FP. A. Pierce
A. L. Forse
Miss Rose Little
Miss Ia Rogers
Carbondale
George Lathrop
George SK. Stoddard
Stoddard & Watrous
L. B. Park
Hickory Grove
Wright
S.J. Siuarks
Page's Pond
East New Milford
New Milford Lumber Boom and Bridge Estimate
A large force is hired in New Milford to work in the lumber trade. Dr D C Almey is recovering from the grip. Bridge viewers including B S Garratt assess a proposed free bridge near Susquehanna with county buyout estimated at 14000 while stockholders ask 15000. Miss Consitle Rogue returns from Susquehanna and a new ice house creamery is planned in Thmebey as ice houses receive annual supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand Alford
D. C. Almey
B.S. Garratt
Susquehanna
Ito
Keystone Academy Reopens After Holiday Break
Keystone Academy resumes Monday noon after a two week holiday. Pupils of Professor Southworth plan a future musical recital. Several new students join since the vacation. The YMCA held its monthly union meeting Tuesday afternoon on the topic Who Bay Ye That I Am led by B E Dunklee with strong attendance and interest. A winter lecture course under YMCA auspices will begin, with the first lecture forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Courze
Mother Johnson longtime Carbondale resident dies at 78
Mrs Sophia T Johnson known as Mother Johnson dies at 2 am in Carbondale aged seventy eight after sixty years in town. Survived by two daughters Mrs Adam Briden and Mrs Ira Cox. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm with Maplewood cemetery Interment. Also notes a local mine worker return and upcoming business moves and a local man Patrick Garvey detained after threatening self harm in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia T. Johnson
Mother
Maplewood
Thonas J. Thonas
Fred Ross
Scranton
Stanley Maxwell
Salem Avenue
Grand Union Tea Company
Herd
Anthracite
Sixth Avenue
Hoston
Main Street
The
Tea Company
Baptist Church
Forest City
Amin
Patrick Garvey
McAndrew
John Northup
Abington
Throop Council Meets and Hall to Receive New Objets
The Throop borough council held its first meeting in the borough building. The council purchased an elegant manoproclaimed plaque from JL B Powell Co for placement in the borough hall. The Throop Hose Company No 1 will hold its fall event on Saturday Jan i. The hall is being fumigated for the occasion. Reverend Thorpe presiding elder visits. Samuel Hulse has the contract for the filling of the ichhouse for Panvoast Coal Co. CoM Sinderson returns from Philadelphia business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Law
Pittston
JL. B. Powell & Co
G. H. Haverly
Scranton
Mary
John Murray
Throop Hose Company
Amelia Kase
Bloomsburg
Mr. Thorpe
Honesdale
J. W. Newell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Hulse
Ichhouse
Panvoast Coal Company
Com. Sinderson
Philadelphia
Priceburg St Thomas church fair features varied program
The church fair at St. Thomas drew a large crowd on Wednesday evening with songs and choruses led by Mrs. C Lunger and Prof Linyd Watkis, instrumental duets, solos by H O B Jones and Mrs Dr Kennedy, and O Haras orchestra. It reopens Saturday evening under Prof Lloyd. Also noted are visits by George Williams and William McLaughlin, John McGuire's Beranton trip, John Revels visiting Wayne county, and George O Mara confined by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
C. Lunger
Linyd and
Watkis
H. O B. Jones
Dr. Kennedy
Professor Watkis
Lloyd
O'Hara
George Williams
Carbondale
William McLaughliin
John McGuire
Beranton
John Revels
Wayne County
George O'Mara
Honesdale Bank Directors Re-elected at Annual Meeting
Honesdale stockholders re-elected the old board of the Honesdale National Bank at their annual meeting. The board includes Henry Turnsell president Edward Torrey cashier Horace Young Hamlin Meonner Laula Dorflinger Andrew Thompson Homer Greene and James Bidwell. They declared a 1 percent annual dividend. Edward Hattler's funeral was held at St John's Church with many of his former young friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weston
Malin Street
Honesdale National Bank
Henry 4. Turnsell
Edwin FF. "Torrey
Horace G. Young
Hadward
Hamlin
Horace T. Meonner
Laula J. Dorflinger
Andrew Thompson
Homer Greene
James C. Biideaul
Edward Hattler
St. Jon's Church
Norfolk visitors and local church week of prayer observed
Mire Richards of Norfolk visits brothers O H Williams and C B Williams. The week of prayer is observed in the churches of this place. Mr and Mrs Otto Stephens have returned to their Wisconsin home. J M Compenter has purchased the property recently owned by Mrs W C
Mrs Osterhoul Returns Home as Williams Heads East
Mrs M Osterhoul has returned to her home in Punxsutawney while Mrs W C Williams departs for New York to visit her elder brother William Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Will
M. Osterhoul
Punssutawney
W. C. Williams
New York
William Brookfield
Hallstead Church News Highlights Local Events
A busy Hallstead week features a Presbyterian baptism Sunday with eighteen baptized. The Arion Male Quartet of Dover N J plans a January 16 concert with Minnie C Dorion in the Young Men’s Christian Association program. The pay car visited to pay DL&W workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Par- Sunage
Presbyterian Church
B. Chase
Easton
F. W. Pearsall
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton
Young Men's Christian Association
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
DuBoly
Geneva
N. Y
Jefferson Granc
Union of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Lanesboro
John Davis
Christian Endeavor
Mary Scotten
Knights plan smoker visit next Monday in Dunmore
The Knights of the Golden Eagle expect several neighboring castles to visit them Monday evening for a smoker. A lecture by J. D. McDonnell at Odd Fellows hall aims to organize a scientific debating society with doors at 7 and lectures at 7 0, admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Golden Eagie
C. P. Russell
Blakely Street
Honesdale
Odd Fellows Hall
J. D. McDonnell
James Hanna
Old Forge
Patrick Dougherty
Drinker Street
Loyal Legion Hall
H. B. Adams
Waverly
N. Y
T. P. Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Local Mines Pay Day and Clerical Reshuffle Reported
The Taylor Holden and Pyne mines will pay their employees today. Rev Ivor Thomas of Nebo Congregational church Rendham resigns to take a pastorate at Cumberland Ind He leaves for the new post in a few days. The council will meet in the chambers tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor, Holden and Pyne
Ivor Thomas
Nebo Congregational Church
Rendham
Cumberfarth Ind
Tombe Ht
New Greth South American Kidney Cure Claims Fast Relief
Relief in six hours from kidney and bladder issues with the New Greth South American Kidney Cure. The remedy allegedly relieves pain in the bladder, kidneys, back, and urinary passages for both sexes and stops water retention quickly. Sold by CM Harris, Druggist, 126 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CM. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
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Reeves
Spruce Street
Brussels
N. B
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming
William B. Grow
W. H. Mentier
Tunkhannock
U.S
Royall Ponder
Montrose
Matthewaros
Driggluts
New Milford
Keystone Academy
Throop
Priceburg
Nicilolson
Hallstead
Dunmore
Taylor
Hood
Misa Gora
Robert Darnesville
L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
Barnesville
Conrad
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repanno Chemical Co
Pomtoni
Powpas
Hii
Hyde Park
Sie
Lackawanna Avenue
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, Pa
Tapestry
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Lackawanea Ave
Socalled
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