Train Schedules and Local Theatre Run In Carbondale
The News of Carbondale reports Delaware and Hudson trains serving Carbondale with routes to Scranton Waymart Honesdale and Wilkes Barre and notes Sunday and weekday departures. Also mentioned is the Franklin Carpenter Stock Company performing at the Grand and then the Academy in Scranton with favorable notices in Scranton papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Tralfia
Carbondale
City Station
Scranton
Willie Rirre
Trafia
Hor Albani
Saratoga
Monitreal
Boston
Halrity
AER Peally
Waymart
Honendaile
Sinustralia
Waytart
Honesdale
Wilkes Barre
Anilformator
Colla Oli
BEIT
Bomiey Tat
Het
Sy Meo
WsGr
Traine
Iuilie Wilve
Carbondile
Team Ware Mart
Plorcadaie
Prinikie Carpenter Stock Company
Academy
Divine
Train Schedules From Carbondale To New York and Scranton
Fragmentary OCR notes describe trains leaving Carbondale for various destinations including Seratuda, WoO, and New York with connections on Sundays. Mentions arrival from Soranhoe and stops at Scranton with unclear times and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptember
Carbondale
Seratuda
Petite Amenity
Woo
Asin
New York
Gorn Wall
Troi
Soranhoe
Thad
Pobite An
WhaT Oo a Bribie Wi Saish
The text is garbled and unreadable, but implies a question about a Bribie Island issue. No clear people, groups, or dates are discernible to identify a specific event or outcome.
Maxwell’s Disaster Shocks Cairbondalians
James Maxwell, once a popular Carbonate resident now in Carthage Missouri, was injured by a dynamite shell explosion last week. Surgeons report hopeful signs as a shell fragment remains in his abdomen, with normal temperature and pulse and no immediate complications. Maxwell, long active in the restaurant and silk trade, had recently moved west, and friends nationwide offer prayers for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maxwell
Carbonate
Maxwell
Carthage
Timi
Abner
Breaker Boiler Explodesat Fall Brook near Pell Township
An explosion at the Fall Brook breaker near the Falls in Pell Township damaged property but caused no injuries. The Holler steam boiler burst, frightening nearby residents. The breaker was idle. John Midna’s operation plans a quick engine replacement and brief interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Brook
John Midna
Pell Township
Murrin
Ice y ie ld from Greenfield pond yields thirty tons
Jaames Clune, owner of the former Co ch chain P F Devine property in Greenfield, reports a good ice yield from a pond on the land. Thirty tons were harvested and stored in his ice house this week. The ice averages nineteen inches in thickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaames Clune
ex-Cochchnain
P. F. Devine
Greenfield
William M H Davies Post and Fraternal Lodges Featured
Fraternal groups including the William M H Davies Post of the Grand Army of the Republic, Pionser Castle and Knights of the MayTe Chala, Videlity Conclave, Heptasophs, Carbondale Lodge, and Knights of Pythius are listed among local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MH. Davies Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Pionser Castle
Knights of the Mayste Chala
Videlity
Heptasophs
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythius
The Columb Hose Company Reopens Amid Congested Crowd
Despite icy weather a large crowd attended last night as dancers dominated the floor for the extended program. The lineup included cornet solo by Ackerman, Loftus violin with piano, solo songs by the Maxwell Sisters, and a cake walk with prizes. Tonight promises new features and a chance to win gold and a $10 laundress voucher. Tomorrow the Crystal Fire company from Jermyn visits the local firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columb Hose Company
Cornet Eolo
Prof
Ackerman
Necal Piniment
Joseph Loftus
Lydia Lofts
Maxwell Sisters
Tavortow Dught
Crystal Fire Company of
Jermyn
Social Notes From Simpson Sleigh Ride To Crystal Lake
Mr and Mrs Robert Walker and guests enjoyed a sleighride to Crystal Lake this Sunday and spent the day at Crystal Tin. Miss Jennie Whyte of Scranton visits her cousins the Misses Holmes. Thomas Corby made a business trip to Scranton. Marie Brennan returns home after visiting Miss Margaret Heenda. Edith Boyle resumes studies at Stroudsburg Normal School. John Connell John Owens W J Edwards and J M Bronson go to Scranton for positions with Oxford Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walker
Alors
Nicholis Glynn
Anna Ward
Margaret Heenan
Thomt Corby
H. G. Wilcox
William J. Mealey
Thomas McHile
Crystal Lake
Crystal Tin
Jennie Whyte
Scranton
Holmes
Thomias Corby
Yvestardiay
First ward board of revision finds no appeals
The board of revision and appeals held its first meeting of the year in the select council chamber but no appeals were filed. The session was to hear objections to assessments in the First ward, yet no protesters appeared due to heavy weather. Members Mignipson Wine man Davis and Thompson attended. Thompson chaired with Moon as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision and Appeals
Select Council
Hieht
Mignipson
Wineman and Davis
Common Coun
Can Thompson
Thompson
Chy the Moon
Omar Club Dance Likely Brightens January Event
The Oni Special club hosts a smart subscription dance in Burke's hall on Friday January 31 with Mogarl orchestra providing music. Wade decorates with choral enhancements and club members run color schemes for a vivid display attracting younger society and out of town guests. Patronesses include Mrs Myre, Mrs Kelly, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni
Burke's Hall
Fist Specia
Mogarl Orchestra
Wade
Eil
Myre
B. A
Kelly
Mra
Pla. Carroll
J. A. Welly
Miles
J. AV
White
PL Loftus
AL 1
Cme
Miles Katherine Bue
Alisa Anewel Hite
Grand presents Hiawatha in benefit program
Junktea Salisbury oversees the Friday night production of Hiawatha at the Grand to benefit the Sunday school of Vrinkts Epiecapal chivveh. Young Tyinkty chuvveh participants deliver song and dialogue with notable enthusiasm for a refined city entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junktea
Salisbury
Hiawatha
Gliveno
Vrinkts
Epiecapal
Tyinkty
Amin
Some Choice Seats Left for Day Show at Grand
Advance sale for Bills Day tonight draws Carbondalians to the Grand. Early buyers seek best seats to avoid disappointment and ensure a large audience witness to Day’s highly meritorious entertainment. Local residents who have enjoyed Day expect a superior performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counree
Corb
Notable Infidelity Theme Seen Across Communities
The text notes a recurring presence of infidelity within everyday community life, framed with a naturalness unusual for typical characters like Jat. It suggests a broader social realism, highlighting human flaws as central to the narrative.
Obituary of Mrs Eliza A Carlton in Carbondale
Mrs Eliza A Carlton age 49 native of Pike county and resident of Carbondale died Monday at 17 Archbard street after a lingering illness. Survived by two brothers L Carlton and Lyman C Carlton and one sister Miss Tilen KR Carlton all of Carbondale. Funeral services were held at the house by Rev A F Chaffee and burial followed in Sterling. The late Mrs J M Romilch funeral planned for Prompton with services at 10 am and burial in Brookside cemetery after arriving via Delaware and Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza A. Carlton
Pike County
Carbondale
Archbard Street
Hiness
A. F Chaffee
Sterling
J. M. Romilch
Hiome
Prompton
Delaware and Hudson
Brookside Cemetery
St Aloysius Society Seeks Quarters and Auxiliary
The St Aloysius Total Abstinence society aims to secure dedicated quarters for meetings debates and activities. A committee is locating suitable rooms after wiring St Rose Inds for meetings and plans to form a ladies auxiliary and a battalion to support the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius ‘Total
St. Rose Inds
Masquerade Bath Draws Germania Society Patrons
R M Durin of Honesdale will be at the American House today and tomorrow with a tide line of varied costumes for patrons of the Germania singing society Masquerade bath planned for Wednesday night. A large collection of make up will be available for those seeking the best effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Durin
Honesdale
Germania Singing Society
Miner Crushed in Forest City Coal Fall
John Tascot, a miner in Forest City, was buried by a coal fall at work yesterday. He suffered a badly crushed leg and was taken to Emergency Hospital in the city. His injuries are not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tascot
Forest City
Krantz renews ties at Emilya market promoting local brewery
Andrew Krantz, once linked to the local brewery and now owner of Industry In Emilya, N Y, spent yesterday in town renewing old friendships. He also promoted a local market featuring products from his brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Krantz
Emilya
N. Y
Waite Company Tour Arrives for Local Appearance
Edward Daly of the Waite Comedy Company visited the Harrison home last night to announce a forthcoming engagement. Daly travels with manager Byrne of the Grand, as the act prepares to perform here in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite Company
Edward
Daly
Waite Comedy Company
Harrison House
Byrne
the Grand
Funeral of Michael Price Held at St. Roge Church
The funeral for the late Michael Price was held yesterday from his Tullbrook street residence. The service at St. Roge church was led by Fev. George Dixon and burial followed at St. Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Price
Tullbrook Street
St. Roge
George Dixon
St. Rose Cemetery
Germania Singing Society Masquerade at Germania Hall
A Germania Singing Society annual masquerade will be held in Germania Hall on North Maln Street after the exercises with entertainment by local clubs and district attendees including W. Bh Allen and the Improved Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EiMus Dials
Smith-Singer
Columbia Hose Company
Burke
W. Bh
Allen
Germania Singing Society
Germania Hall
North Maln Street
Brief notes from Carbondale area events and arrivals
Dr W W Pletcher hosted parishioners from his Sunday school class at a Monday gathering with music and refreshments. Obscure mentions include Wariigon Tyler of Scranton performing, births in Carbondale area, moves to Le Grand Oregon, and local real estate and professional notices involving W A Reynolds and Dr Jesse Wagner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Pletcher
Presbyterian Church
Wariigon Tyler
Scranton
Wellington Hobbs
Cemetery Street
William Wright
Conn Street
Hon. Hockenberry
Raymond
Beranton
Chirence Drake
W. A. Reynolds
Thorn Street
Reynolds
Schenectady
Jesse Wagner
Fle
Now Is The Time For Scott's Emulsion Ad
Season changes bring cold damp airs and sore throats. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as strengthening for tender throats and weak lungs. The ad urges taking it "in season" and includes a dealership note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Birthday Joy and Local Notes From Felmont Street
A fragmented local page mentions a dog incident on upper Felmont Street killing twenty nine hens, a tour by George W. Hughes through Wayne County installing American Legion officers, and the fifth birthday of Margaret and Toulee Mellen at the Mellen home on Spring Street with games like a peanut hunt won by Marion Munn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidering
Fred Waller
Joseph Riga
John Santanna
Felmont Street
George W. Hughes
Wayne Courtly
Council of the American Legion of Honor
Margaret
Toulee Mellen
W. Mellen
Mellen
Spring Street
Tittle Friends
Happy Daughters
Mrs. Mellen
Marion Munn
Carolyn Hardick
Ruth Evans
Emma Coleman
Dorothy Reese
Martha Watt
Genevieve Clarke
Dorothy Wonnacott
Elizabeth Coughlin
Telen Plannery
Lois Reynolds
Adith Mali
Scranton and Carbondale Residents Visit Nearby Cities
A series of short notices shows Scranton and surrounding areas with many residents traveling to Carbondale Archbald and Wilkes-Barre yesterday. Notables include W E Kirby Alex Harding and Miss Beddoe visiting friends and registering at the American hotel.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD ELECTION NOTICE AND LOCAL NEWS
At the coming election Mr Thomas Kiefer of the Second ward seeks justice of the peace. Delaware and Hudson colliery workers will be paid Friday. A vaudeville show at Enterprise hall is set for tomorrow evening by the St James Episcopal Church Ladies Aid. Mrs Mary Burdish of the Fast Side is confined at home with illness. Rev Jonathan Davis of Forest City visited friends yesterday. Mr and Mrs C L Depew of Lanesboro stayed with Mr and Mrs Bo Wheeler of North Main Street. John Cubboney of South Second Street remains ill at home. George Woodworth, son of Mr and Mrs Woodworth of Whird Street, ill at home. Mrs William Dunn of North Main Street was a Boranton visitor yesterday. Mrs Seward Button of Avoca and Miss Sarah Johns of Providence returned home after visiting here. Mrs BE J Mivor of Second Street was ill yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kiefer
Kiefer
Delaware and Hudson
Enterprise Hall
Ladies' Aid Society
St. James Episcopal Church
Mary Burdish
Jonathan Davis
Forest City
L. Depew
Laneshoro
Bo Wheeler
North Main Street
John Cubhoney
South Second Street
George Woodworth
Whird Street
William Dunn
North Math Street
Seward Button
Avoca
Sarah Johns
Providence
BE. J. Mivor
Second Street
Vigilance committee lists Olyphant candidates for offices
At Mahon's hall the vigilance committee registered Auditor Willian Scriven three year term School director Thomas Weiver three years Constables Joseph Wy. Davis three years and David Tinsley three years Judge of election Morgan Evins Inspector John Stud The Republican primaries set for Thursday evening between 6 and 7 at the regular polling place. Wedding reported Bertha Friedman and Charles Baldinger united at Water Street synagogue in a ceremony led by Rabbi Willan Jacobowtz and Rabbi J Vall ntin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon’s Hall
Willian Scriven
Thomas Weiver
Joseph Wy. Davis
David ‘Tinsley
Morgan Evins
John Stud
John O'Donnell
Wilkes-Barre
Bertha Friedman
Charles Baldinger
Water Street
Yange Bogue
Willan Jacobowtz
New York
J. Vall Ntin
Vunny Friedman
Rehovou Jucoby
Fanny Wells
Esther Goodmuat
Fanny Huebesolinin
Farah Scheliner
Dingh Biuldinger
Jacob Rosenfeld
Man Miskowite
Aln Friedman
Ruczky
Hell
Wap
Waller
Yeaterday
Nev
Davidt Spencer, D. Dla
Tinklepaugh Holder of 36th Birthday Surprise
Peckville residents recount a surprise party for Z P Tinklepaugh of Hickory Street held Monday evening marking his thirty sixth birthday. He received many gifts from friends as the event concluded with convivial small talk and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. P. ‘Tinklepaugh
Hickory Street
Mr. Tinklepaugh
Tinklepaugh
Jones
Eluldud
Col
Order of Kasten Slur
Boranton
First Ward
D. Hartman
Homer Eng
Borough electors and offices listed in Third ward
The Third ward vigilance committee lists candidates including Cornellman Stadiley Newton Holford Daws Sears Male Stephens Wilkes Williams Lewis Curtin Martin Lee Beswick Swales Pentecost and Craig for various offices. Borough session on water matters referred to the borough attorney J F Gilroy. Electric lights restored after settlement and peckville postoffice letters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Lewis
Leonard Curtin
Prent Martin
David Lee
Joh Beswick
Thomas Swales
A. Pentecost
Robert Craig
Speetal Sess
J. F. Gilroy
Peckwilla
Marty Binith
Johan Vinalliz
Eni C. Sisman
Wasil Samsonaak UM
Mate
Primitive Methodist home mission meeting announced
The Home Mission society of the Primitive Methodist church will meet at Mrs. William Rowe's home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Catholic Mutual Benefit Association will install officers this evening at their regular meeting. Rev. James Moore will visit friends in Pottsville. Miss Nettle Druffner stays with her aunt Mrs. Charles Stegmaler in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. June Jehu returns to Jermyn after visiting her daughter. Seward Button notes Daughters of St. George meet this evening at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Society of the Primitive Methodist Church
William Rowe
Neering
James Moore
Pottsville
Nettle Druffner
Charles Stegmaler
Wilkes- Hare
June Jehu
Jermyn
Mya. Seward Button
the Daughters of St. George
Stops the Cough and Cures Cold with Laxative Bromo
A vintage patent medicine advertisement promises to stop coughing and work off a cold in one day. It markets Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets at 25 or 26 cents with the slogan No Cure No Pay.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Erle Railroad
Missouri
Frankie Carpenter Company
Carpenter, Advance
Simpson
Fell Township
Board of Revision
Omar
St. Aloysius Society
Miner
Mr. Krantz
Mowne
W. E. Kirby
Alex. Harding
Shamokin
P.T. Reilly
Julia Newcomb
Archbald
Pon. Fuller
Avown
Mulvey
Gueaterday
Wil. Mooney
Seamans
D. Edwards
Olyphant
Charles R. Pitcher
Beddoe
Stella Morgan
Eighth Avenue
Marie Charlesworth
B. J. Fitts
C. W. Stout
T. J. Banno
Michael McCann
Sand Street
Stanley Simrell
International Correspondence Schools
George Briggs
Jermyn and Mayfield
Sisting
Thomas de Gruchy
Jiuchson Street Baptist Church
Hyde Park
Pierce
Mollie Jacobs
Felton, Kent Co
Delaware
Dr. Pierce
Charles Fross
P. M
Sitka, White Co
Indiana
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Bople
Taylor
Aspitinis
James P. Low
Adolph Unweider
Crounelman
WiIlhiam
William Jacobse
Obadilah Day
Cane
Richard Morrie
Counclimn
Doh Ry Tole
Coiustibie
Leslie Frutehle
Counelliin
Dimes Morris, Jr
W. Hy
Olmatend
William Price
Councilooan
Willis T Vane
James & Evans
Constable
Michael String
Councilnan
John PB
Thomas
Value ‘Chiffithes
Counciinen
Harrie
Johny Hedge
Thornton
Simon Getta
N. S. Bhannon
Wefessor
John Proper
J. Phillips
Chilr
J.jenkins
EL. Jones
Sola
Ars
Eis Wilkon
Metsra
Tubbs
Gomer Jones
Galo
Arthur Morquis
Hannah L. Daniels
Watkins Finally
Edith Watkins
John EF. Evans
Miss Lydia Jones
D. BH. Jones
Jennie Jones
Richard Watkins
Mia Blanche Williams
Phonographelvec
Nina Olmstead
Mint Olwen Howells
Della Davfy
Oscar Morris
Watkins Family
Chester Treese Wis
Reese's Hall
Chester Reese
Louis Shulthies
Eugene Reese
William Morging
Edward Hooper
Edwar Stone
the Tribune
B.J. Jones
Underline
Peckville
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