Obituary notes from Carbondale parishioner family
The Carbondale correspondence notes the death of Mr Walsh whose remains will be buried in Belmont Street Catholic Cemetery after a 4.00 a.m. funeral from his home. Surviving children include Patrick and John in Topeka and Atchison Kansas, James who runs a Somerville store, and Mrs Timothy Collins of Brooklyn Street. A high mass of requiem is planned at St Rose church at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Topeka
Kan
John
Atchison, Kan
Topeka, Atchison and Banta Fe
James
Somerville
Timothy Collins
Brooklyn Street
Bt. Rose Church
Mr. Walsh
Old Catholic
Belmont Street
Golden Wedding at Carbondale celebrated with large turnout
Roswell P. Patterson and Angelina Leonard Starkweather marked fifty years of marriage on January 13, 1848, with a reception on Garfield Avenue, Carbondale. Nearly 500 guests included all eight children, fourteen grandchildren, and many in-laws, as Bowers Orchestra played and the home was decorated with palms and smilax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell P. Patterson
Angelina Leonard Starkweather
Garfield Avenue
Carbondale
Charles Schinger
Beranton
Augustus Leonard Patterson
Charles McMullen
Scranton
George Morea Patterson
Clarence FE. Spencer
Borwell H. Patterson
Charles FE. Walter
Sarah M
Charles Schlager
Augustus Leonard ‘Patterson
Isabelle
George Morss Patterson
Harriet
Clarence B. Spencer
Roswell H. Patterson
Nettie F
Charles F. Walter
Seranton
Levi A. Patterson
Mabel
Lola
Jeannette Schraer
Roswell McMullen
Mildred
Helen
Sardis
Chester Patterson
Mallory
Marjorie
Russell Spencer
Gladys
Grace
Carl Walters
D. Scurry
A. McMullen
Susie Jadwin
Lou Williams
Jessie Moore
Minnie Reynolds
Gertrude Harding
Margaret Clarkson
Mabel Carr
Helen Patterson
Jennie
Delia Chumard
Lois Schinger
Bauer
Beatt Fly
Lansingville
Delaware
Counts
N. Y
Daniel Patterson
Glasgow
Scotland
Anaingville
Matilda Peake
New Hampshire
Patterson
Honesdale
Pennsylvania
Henry Carte
Waymart
George l. Morse
Herrick Center
TR. P. Patterson & Sons
Canaan
Leonard Starkweather
Sarah Stanton Starkweather
Preston Township
Connecticut
Wayne County
Ava Stanton
Wayne
Northampton County
Ife
Elderly Mrs Walsh Dies In City At Brookston Home
Catherine Walsh age about ninety and born in Ireland died at her daughter Mrs Timothy Collins home on Brookston street. Her maiden name was Maloney and she married James Walsh in 1842. The couple immigrated to the United States in 1847 and settled in Carbondale. The death was due mainly to general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Walsh
Timothy Collins
Brookston Street
Walsh
Maloney
Ireland
James Walsh
Carbondale
New Train Timetable To Start On Sunday At Delaware and Hudson
A new timetable will take effect next Sunday on the Delaware and Hudson railroad. After the change trains will run with updated schedules and potential minor adjustments to stops and frequencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Price Library to Nominate Officers at Special Meeting
Price Library association will hold an important business meeting this evening in their Main Street hall to nominate officers. The tenth anniversary of the Ladies Aid society of the German Evangelical church was celebrated with a social after Rev. Dr. H. H. Harris’s sermon at Calvary Baptist. Mrs. Sarah Hughes and daughter, from Hyde Park, visited Mrs. W. W. Watkins on Grove Street. John Powell of the state is in danger. Martin Luther Lodge No. 22, Loyal Knights of America, will meet in Reese's hall this evening. A Welsh Congregational social followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Library Association
Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Evangelical Church
H. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
Sarah Hughes
Parry
Hyde Park
W. W. Watkine
Grove Street
Tuesaday
John Powell
Martin Luther Lodge
Loyal
Knights of America
Reese's Hall
Sarah Howells
Scranton
Samuels
Shickshinny
Thomas Jenkins
J. M. Lloyd
Gwen Jones
John Powel
Wiliam Rogers
William Thomas
John Griffiths
Thomas
Nellie Moses Thomas
Weber's Tank
Nellie Moses
North Taylor
Edmond Carter
William Luce
Bumback
James Taylor
Pyne
George Evans
Susie Davis
the Tribune
First Ward
John Gibbons
Train Schedule Changes Impair Carbondale and Nearby Routes
The notice outlines altered departure times from Carbondale at 6.05 7.05 8.00 9.00 10.00 1.20 pm and 2.00 4.02 5.05 7.05 pm with fares listed. Trains to and from Honesdale follow prior patterns except the noon arrival moved from 12.25 to 12.34. North bound services to Albany Boston Saratoga depart later with 0.08 and 0. train figures and arrive 4.00 and 9.45 pm. The Hor ton express shifts to Nineveh by 7.55 pm and reaches the city at 9.45 pm. It leaves at 12.40 pm, reaches LM, then Wilkes Barre 12.50 and Scranton 1.16. Train twenty departs at 1.00 pm but moved to 1.45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Honesdale
Albany
Boston
Saratoga
North
Nineveh
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Sunshine of Paradise Alley to Play at Grand Opera House
William Barry stars in The Rising Generation at Grand Opera House with a good crowd. Denman Thompson and George W. Ayer bring The Sunshine of Paradise Alley Monday Jan 1, praised for breezy brilliancy and repeated New York Boston success. The play offers laughable incidents witty dialogue and droll dock rats with operatic pretensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barry
Grand Opera House
Barry
Pioneer City
Denman Thompson
George W. Ayer
Paradise Alley
New York
Boston
John James O'Grady
Personal notices from Belmont street reporters and visitors
PURELY PERSONAL itemized notices report G W Norris from Belmont street learning his son John M Norris arrived at Hot Springs Arkansas for health reasons. Also listed are Walton Lee bedridden by grip Grace Sontag visiting Charles Sontag, Miss Faatz guest of her brother, Miss Jadwin entertaining Josephine Mercereau, Mrs John Kellow visiting, Mrs T F Pierce heading to Alfred Centre NY, Miss Mary Killeen’s visit, John Ammerman entertaining his brother, H Loftus in New York, and various local visits and telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Norris
Belmont Street
John M. Norris
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Walton Lee
Grace Sontag
Wikes-Barre
Charles Sontag
Jeffrey Atiert
Miss Faatz
Forestity
P. FP. Hughes
New York
Erie
H. Loftus
Williams Seeks Justice of the Peace Nomination
W J Williams of Carmall Street pursues a justice of the peace seat amid ongoing Republican primary discussion. The Ladies Aid ofPrimitive Methodist held a village dinner at the parsonage with an enjoyable afternoon. Various tribal party visitors from Washtelin Olyphant and Alido Hyde Park visited the Red Men Bankie tribe. Mrs. William Thorpe recovers after a month in bed from an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Williams
Carmall Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Washtelin
Olyphant
Alido
Hyde Park
Bankie
Birthday Surprise for William Allen in Peckville
A surprise party honored William Allen for his forty four birthday in Peckville Monday evening. John F. Cummings acted as master of ceremonies and urged guests to contribute to the entertainment while several acts provided songs and laughter. The guest list included many names from Wilkes-Barre and Dunmore. Emma Carpenter is reported sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
John F. Cummitge
Air. Allen
Allen
Karry Bimpeon
John
Tuthill
Harry Welsenburg
John McGurl
Mesara
Gunn
Conwell
Messrs
Bitgreaves
Tinklepaugh
Moessra
J. C. Tuthill
Jonn C, Kelly
T. C. Sitgreaves
J. F. Langan
J. F. Cummings
H. Welsenburg
P. J. Burke
Z. H. Tinklepaugh
B. 4
McGuri
W. R. Gunn
P. H. Sheridan
W. J. Bears
H. Simpson
J. B. Grover
Eng
A. Conwell
R. Hofflicker
P. B. Glimartin
J. G. McGurr
M. F. Langan
W. W. Peck
D. Darrow
Kh. Tennent
W. Allen
Lillian Morris
January Trade Sale Promises Stupendous Bargains in Scranton
A bold sales notice touts a January Trade Sale in Scranton with claims of hundreds of bargains and promised savings. It asserts the sale offers goods today and tomorrow cheaper than any house in the world, inviting readers to verify the claims.
Domestics and Accessories Sale Advertised Prices
Old fashioned store circular lists limited stock on sheets including bleached and unbleached linens at 84 per yard. Extra fine dress ginghams and apron ginghams in multiple patterns offered per yard. Turkish towels and wool blankets described with sale prices. Shopping bags and linen crash advertised. children’s rain umbrellas with natural wood handles priced low.
Bargain Hosiery and Accessories Sale]
An old style advertisement lists a variety of discounted goods including ribbed women’s vests and pants, umbrellas with wood handles, camel’s hair shirts, diapers, men’s and women’s shoes, lacings, and linen goods. Prices are shown per item with deep cuts for winter wear and household basics.
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Lackawanna County
Tribune
C. R. Munn
Salem Avenue
Church Street
W. T. Roberts
Ond
Taylor News
Caroline Start
Price Library
Mrs. Patterson
Priceburg
Peckville
A J. Shaffer
Wilken-Barre
Blanche Bloes
Dunmore
Pocketbooks
Reeve
Manilla
Jersey
Rogers & Galletta
Harvard
Ly Aif Hans
Greater Scranton
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