Local notes span mishaps and town affairs in Meshoppen area
Mrs Edward Prevost of Russell Hill suffered a serious fall in a cellar, cutting her head and face. Meshoppen town topics report jail releases, court moves, and upcoming elections while fire destroys Elisha Mathers’ granary near Beaumont. Shipping, transit, and railway issues dampen January activity as residents adjust to winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Prevost
Russell Hill
Mit
Wileh
Hiller
Carbondale
G. HB
Cornell
Susan Pax
Ashley
Robert
Cook
Washington Township
W. K. Bullock
Meshoppen
Elisha Mathers
Beaumont
Myssery
Mr. Mathers
Charles Harding
Larry Casey
Elmer E. Brown
Commissioners
Ffice
Knapp
Jerome Cornell
Olle Reynolds
Danville
Adelbert Harford
Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Andrew Stevens
Jenningsville
Addison Lamariiux
Adie Harris
Monroe Towhelip
Byron O
Buri
Brooklyn
N.Y
Cultha A. Decker
Sleleblond
East Lemon
Oyster Supper Aids Duryea Baptist Society And Local Sleigh Ride
The Young People’s Baptist union of Duryea held an oyster supper on Monday to benefit the society. A group from Duryea and Pittston enjoyed a Falls sleigh ride Tuesday evening, ending with a refreshments at Mr and Mrs Alfred Williams. Attendees included Misses Sweet Jenkins Roth Dakin and several others from Duryea Pittston and Scranton. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised as a teething remedy for babies, priced twenty five cents a bottle.
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Young People's Baptist
Prick
Pittston
Alfredt Williama
Diabounteaux
Jndiubiog
Emly Sweet
Esther Jenkins
Ligale Roth
Lilian Dakin
Roth
Stella Uth
Josephine Gilfeather
Jennie Jones
Elele Mainwardog
Maggle Heron
Matte Hoover
Duryea
James Clark
Jesse Phillipe
Samuel Carr
David Conorin
Arthur Kroare
J. Dy Orin
D. W. Richards
J. Ft. Carr
Scrantan
Keystone Academy Lecture At Baptist Church by Rev Albert Smith
The Young Men's Christian lecture group heard Rev Albert H H Smith of Berwick deliver a talk on The Pathway of Success focusing on Russell Conwell. He traced Conwell from a difficult youth to prominence and urged perseverance and ambition. The Wealeyan Argis debuts at the library as a new weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Albert HH. Smith
Berwick
Russell WH
Conwell
Mieslom
Miss Dare
Thomas Carlyle
W. E. Thompson
Donation to pastor marks church event on Wednesday
The print donation to the Lutheran pastor occurred on Wednesday with attendance higher than any prior year and proceeds exceeding expectations. The Mission Ladies prepared a dessert table that was well received by Rev W Shaw, who served at the Presbyterian church for a year and will move to Port Deposit Maryland with his family in coming weeks.
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Wan
W. OW. Shaw
Port Deposit
Mil
Moe
Toohle
Mie Poonle
Port Boposhit
Air
Bhiw
Melvin
Witeh
Alu
Dave
Scranton
Funeral services for Edward Stimpson in local church
The community gathers for Edward Stimpson funeral at his Madison home. Rev S C Simpkins presided. Stimpson, 73, longtime member of the Methodist church, left a wife and two children, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stimpson
Hye
S.C Simpkins
Janes
Tle
Parks
Pittston
Henrys Stinley Bolt &Poke
Simpson
Mathidise
Stele
Jame Rather
Brooklyn
S. Yo
William Stopson
Philade Phin
Cleo Eye
Cornelis Slappeet
Pidhadetytha
Halelig
Scranton
Mr. Simpeon
Tuemnersville
Here
Tovigg
Hit
Tle Place
Madison
Ville
Jira
Sarah Decker
Altre
Veron Simldi
Satta
Stroudeburge
Sinie Normal School
Hharry Pewitt
Dalton election results and local notices
The Dalton vote last Tuesday decided divisions with listed results. Miss Nellie Burns learned of her brother’s death in a train accident. The Raptist church observes Week of Prayer and several residents return from nearby towns. A lecture and service by Scranton YMC A department planned for Sunday.Mrs Miller of Buffalo visiting her mother and returning home.
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Che Quien
Che Tewnelato
Divelon
Iaeninet
Ves
Port
Carbon
Kiward Miles
Mre
J. F. Tiere
Thie Plac
Berainton
Clarence Finn
Scranton
Alroad
Yonge Men's Christian Association of Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Bundey
Hilzabeth Kennedy
Miller
Maffalo
Tue
Hawley Funeral and Local Revivals Mentioned in Brief
About twenty five residents attend the funeral of John By Smith on Saturday. Revival services continue with Rev Rod Mineh at Kimble’s Baptist church and Evangelist R. Vernon in the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Belmont Bik mill damaged by fire five months ago remains under yard work with operations planned on two floors. Conmor cutting shop keeps glass production late, employing many workers until around 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John By
Smith
Rod. Mineh
Baptet Church
Kimble's
Eeangellet R. S Vernon
Presbyterian Church
Belmont Bik
Oo Conmor
Funeral of Mrs. Andrew Hayes Held at Susquehanna Street
Funeral services for Mrs. Andrew Hayes were conducted at her Susquehanna street home by J A Eyning, with interment at Ualen Cemetery. Many residents attended and floral tributes included a pillow inscribed Rachel Hayes. Guests included Mrs. Annas S. Laas and Miss Nellie Gallagher. A farewell party for A B Waring was held at O’Brien’s hall as he leaves for Shaolin.
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Andrew Hayes
Sus- Quchinnk Street
J. A. Eyning
Ualen
Rachel Hayes
Anra. S. Laas
Weet Pittston
Sanford Apt
Susquehanna Street
Mise
Wiathing
Taylor
T. W. Watking
Mixes Nellie Gallagher
Jermyn
Thoms Kelley
Carbondale
O'Brien
Waring
Shamolin
Cohen
Jersey
Delaware and Hudson No. 2
Laelwating Coal Company
Mame Johnson
Hyde Park
Nellie McAndrew
David Vaughn
Binghamton
Carbondale News Highlights Local Changes and Celebrations
Activities in Carbondale include John Pethick and Will Cavanaugh’s movements, Mrs Archur Perry visiting relatives, and August J Rubern’s note on trade. The twentieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Lameraux is celebrated at their home. Brakeman Merry Newworthy suffers serious injuries at Hincock Junction. Bertha Powell visits Mrs J S Jones in Leah hy Church street. William Liebord visits from North Dakota, Josephine Culliepa dies at six months in Roundmdale, funeral at St Rowe cemetery. Dr Johnathan Wilkes-Barre to address Junior Order council. Teresa Scott and George Mannion wed in St Hose church. Arthur Thomas injured making a coupling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pethick
Honesdale
Will Cavanaugh
New York City
Archur Perry
Church Street
Yiora
August J. Rubern
Catla
Carbondale
Charles Lameraux
Merry
St. Rowe
Halle
Bs. Dohnaen
Wilkes-Barre
United American Mechanics
Ploneer Oly Council
Jermyn
CUNY
Abn
Mia
Mayfield News The Pioneer Choy and Local Happenings
William Welker attended the Pioneer Choy last night. Mrs David Mendleson returned from New York after a short visit. Hoyt visited Carbondale recently. A sleighing party from Green Ridge called on Mr Williams of the Hat Side. Thomas Quinn serves jury duty this week. DeGraw named agent at Syracuse Safety Investment and Joint Comping. Jet Militia of West Pittston made a business call. A new barn on Lackawanna Ave near completion with a solid foundation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welker
David Mendleson
New York
Hoyt
Carbondale
Green Ridge
Mr. Williams
Haat
Thomas Quinn
Hood
DeGraw
Syracuse Safety Investment
Jet Militia
Wet Pittston
Businese
Plies Hass
Lackawanna Aquedues
Minooka Catches Up With Providence Visitor and Local Pols
Anthony of Tovie from Providence visited Minooka yesterday while Michael Judge of Pine Brook called on friends. Local politics show many expect a hard fight for constable with John Singer as the current officeholder and contenders shaping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony OF
Tovie
Providence
Yeaterday
Michael Judge
Pine Brook
Minooka
Constable
Local race notes and city conditions highlighted
An incumbent on the Republican ticket and Anthony Burke on the Democratic ticket are discussed. The text commends Mr. Stier for re election. It notes a water pipe burst at No. 3 school and disruption. O'Connell council and Young Men's Institute met. Sidewalk danger prompts pedestrians to use wagon road. Skating reported along Malin street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Burke
Stier
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Malin Street
Bucknell Notes and College Events Highlight Week
Howard Miller, government land agent of Mexico, features to students at the laboratory on Thursday. The weekly Mirror notes H M Peace preached at Winfield and Lb L Ware at Pine Grove. A class sleighride on Thursday evening, Jan 7, brings freshmen together amid rivalry between divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Miller
Mexico
H. M. Peace
Winfield
Lb. LE. Ware
Pine Grove
the Mirror
Slow starving an everyday occurrence in disease care
An article extols Bovinine, a raw meat extract, as a life sustaining treatment for wasting illness. It claims modern doctors enrich blood and rebuild strength before medicine, with Bovinine delivering nourishment quickly and requiring minimal stomach effort. It is said to be endorsed by 25,000 doctors and beneficial after a single trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Reeven
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N. B
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Penn Avenue
Carl Lorens
Dr. Wood
U.S
Democratie Annous
Harmen Gearhart
Thomas Callatein
Albert Townsend
Hich
Charles Vaughn
Morthe Piet
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Jamnes Dewhler
J. Mphillipe
Th. TE. Millings
Peter Ross
Cowellman
C. A. Little
BH. M. Platt
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Ph Mu Lantern
Scott Vial
Moore Crago
Loomis
Keystone Academy
Moscow
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