Annual Reunion of Carbondale High School Alumni
The seventh annual reunion of the Carbondale High School Alumni Association was held in the central school assembly room with over 100 members attending. Toasts celebrated athletics and alumni college life, and remarks honored past members Elia McDonough, Lizzie Collina, and Bridget McGarry nee Gavin. Several staff and alumni announcements followed, including travel, resignations, and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale High School
Central School
Shepherd
Martha Hards
Norman Gelder
Association
Frank B. Schoonover
Emmons L. Peck
Margaret Killeen
Grace Munn
Mathew Murphy
Professor Hockenberry
Elia McDonough
Clerks of City Plan Permanent Retail Clerks Union
A meeting of city clerks organized a temporary branch of the Retail Clerks National Protective Association with Maurice Forbes as chairman and M J Horan as secretary. State organizer Nelson G Teets from Scranton and a Scranton delegation will join Friday to form a permanent group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks National Protective Association
Maurice Forbes
M. J. Horan
Nelson G. Teets
Scranton
Scranton Association
Elmer Itokenshire
George Alvord
Frank P. Kelly
William Eaton
W. T. Carden
Frank Wolcott
O'Malley
Prudential Insurance Company
Min Nile Tullman’s Twenty-Fifth Birthday Home Party
A large group of friends gathered at Miss Min Nile Tullman’s Highland Street home to celebrate her twenty-fifth birthday with music by the Herean orchestra and vocal pieces. Attendees included Jennie Purple, Bula Carey, Nora Purdy, Amy Kinback, Ella Purdy, Sarah Chilton, Sarah Courtright, May Jones of Jermyn, Mary Belle Fuller of Nicholson, and gentlemen Fort Dix, Isaac Singer, Melvin Tappan, Frank Han ford, Albert Fills, Walter Nye, Walter Carey, G. W. Bly, Leon Bly, Freeman and Ray Tallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnile Tullman
Highland Street
Herean
Mieses
Jennie Purple
Bula Carey
Nora Purdy
Amy Kinback
Ella Purdy
Sarah Chilton
Sarah Courtright
May Jones
Jermyn
Mary Belle Fuller
Nicholson
Messrs
Fort di
Installation of Carbondale Lodge Officers Named
The officers of Carbondale lodge No. 200 Knights of Pythias were installed Tuesday evening by District Deputy Grand Chancellor D. J. Orr, with Brothers Smale Van Gorder and Vail assisting. New officers include Chancellor Commander W. J. Evans and others in roles such as vice chancellor Isaac Rogers prelate William Coffin and master at arms Fred Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
D. J. Orr
Smale
van Gorder and
Vail
W. J. Evans
Isaac Rogers
William Coffin
Fred Thomas
William H. Masters
William H. Brokenshire
Morgan Thomas
George Gilbert
J. Walker
James Williams
W. B. Chase
Miss Norton and Wall wed at Baptist parsonage
Miss Mattie Norton and Samuel Wall were united in marriage yesterday morning by Reverend T. E. Jepson at the Baptist parsonage. The couple extend a wedding tour to Atlantic City Philadelphia New York and other eastern cities and will reside afterward on Cinaan street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Norton
Samuel Wall
Hev. T. E. Jepson
Baptist Parsonage
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
Cinaan Street
Crystal Lake Water Company Directors Chosen for Coming Year
The annual stockholders meeting of Crystal Lake Water Company was held yesterday afternoon at the North Main street office. Directors for the coming year will be J. B. Van Bergen, Alfred Peacoe, B. A. McMullen, R. Manville, Edward Clarkson, Joseph Birkett, and C. E. Spencer. Officers are expected to be re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake Water Company
North Main Street
J. B. van Bergen
Alfred Peacoe
A. McMullen
Local Notes Highlight Faculty Trip and Home Improvements
Professor A Rumnaby and family depart tomorrow for a six weeks visit in Norwich England. Engineer C W Smith of Eighth Ave has made extensive improvements to his house and presents an attractive appearance. Mrs Henry ONeill of Forest City, afflicted with a nervous trouble, has been removed to Emergency Hospital. L H Devere left last evening for a business trip to New York and Philo bri el Pugniano and Antonio sl
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A. Rumnaby
Norwich
England
C. W. Smith
Eighth Avenue
Henry O'Neill
Forest City
L. H. Devere
New York
Philo
Briel Pugniano
Antonio Sl
Marriage Invitations Issued In Peckville For Grace Taylor Snedicer
Mr and Mrs R J Taylor issue invitations for the marriage of their second daughter Grace C to Councilman William J Snedicer for Wednesday evening July 24 at 8 30 at their Main Street home. Other notes mention visitors, funeral attendance, and Independence Day events with Wilson Fire Company arranging races and prizes such as a watermelon, fire crackers, a bicycle bell, cigars, and other rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Taylor
Grace C
William J. Snedicer
Main Street
Guest
Paul
J. Callender
West End
G. BR. Newton
C. F. Peck
B. H
Wilson Fire Company
D. H. Barry
T. A. Spangenburg
Independence Day Parade Entries and Prizes Mentioned
Public notice invites societies to enter the parade on July 6 with entry tickets from committee members James B. Bell and others. Prizes include a Nicevele lamp and a cyclometer for certain events, with various entrance fees for races and activities. Citizens and youths are urged to participate in the demonstration of Independence Day. Details on march line and schedule to appear in Saturday's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormons
James BR. Bell
0. Jenkins
H. E. Maines
C. J. Ganzemuller
Carrie McLaughlin Birthday Party Draws Large Local Assembly
Miss Carrie McLaughlin hosted a Tuesday afternoon birthday party on Main street with a large guest list including Josephine Langan Florence Kennedy Valedia Griffen Rebecca Weir Annie Jones and others. Meanwhile Mrs Peter Hebrand learned her father had died in New Jersey and traveled there. An engine room and shifting shanty at the C S Johnson air shaft burned to the ground as workers fought the blaze with creek water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie McLaughlin
Main Street
Josephine Langan
Florence Kennedy
Valedia Griffen
Rebecca, Weir
Annie Jones
Clara Hager
Gertle McLaine
Carrie Buckland
Mamie Gilgallon
Edith Bley
Beatrice Miles
Annie Blatnik
Nettle Fuegilen
Lily Jones
Annie Summers
Little Bray
Grace Eley
Luja Wieland
Candelia
Barrett
Florence Maines
Jermyn
Peter Hebrand
Lincoln Street
New Jersey
C. 8. Johnson
Olyphant School Board Names Committees At Meeting
The Olyphant school board appointed committees for building, teachers, finance, supply, printing, and heat and light with members including Richard Pettigrew, William McNally, M D Flynn, Thomas Donnelly, and others. Regular meetings are set for the last day of each month. Miss Katie Kelly, recently ill, is now able to go out. A F Day of Mahoney City visited town yesterday. Miss Buela Brown guests of Mrs H B Matthewson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pettierew
William McNally
Wii- Maine
M. D. Flynn
Thomas Donnelly
William Hayes
T. D. Evans
Thomas Lenahan
Thomas Neaon
James J. O'Malley
Thomas Nealon
J. D. Bvana
M. PD. Flynn
John D. Powell
Joseph Kelly
Thomas
Mahoney City
Buela Brown
H. B. Matthewson
Return visits mark quiet week in Norwich and Archbald
In Norwich N Y Mrs Matthewson accompanied a visitor home. Mrs John Blothberger and children came back from Archbald after visiting relatives. Miss Tessie Mallon of Scranton returned home after visiting Miss Elizabeth Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
N. Y
Matthewson
John Blothberger
Archbald
Tessie Mallon
Scranton
Elizabeth Dougherty
Local Resident Moves and Visits Span Several Towns
Mr. Michael Walsh returns from Georgetown University. John B. Griffthe and Ralph Rymer come home from Wesleyan University. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter spend last evening in Carbondale with Mrs. Edwin Barrett and daughter. Superintendent William Walker travels to Syrnourse New York to inspect an electric drill. If successful Hillside company may purchase units for use in the lowelay. H. J. DeGraw is ill at his brother’s Scranton home. Prof. William M. Taggare visits Lancaster. Mrs. Preston of Hancock New York visits daughter Mrs. W. S. Badger on Cemetery Street. Peter Butler plans to run the late Michael Moyles restaurant. The Hickories and the Mayfield team played at Alumni Park with Mayfield winning 7 to 13. Mesdames Willman Shields Watkins Mellon Baker and Badger spent yesterday afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Baker of Duryea. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanford visit Boranton. Thomas Long, ill for some time, shows slow improvement. The Sliders of Jermyn beat two clubs yesterday.
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Michael Walsh
Georgetown University
John B. Griffthe
Ralph Rymer
Wesleyan University
Thomas Hunter
Carbondale
Edwin Barrett
William Walker
Syrnourse
N. Y
Hillside Company
H. J. DeGraw
Scranton
William M. Taggare
Lancaster
Preston
Hancock
Badger
Cemetery Street
Peter Butler
Michael Moyles
Hickories
Mayfield
Alumni Park
Mesdames
H. A. Willman
M. J. Shields
Geo, Watkins
John Mellon
Charles Baker
Biitlers to Meet Peckville Juniors in July Challenge
Biitlers of Jermyn accept a home game against the Peckville Juniors to be played on Wednesday July 7, pending a satisfactory response through The Tribune. Manager T Reese captain BE Breen and caller Mr Thomas Lee of Carbondale noted. Local figures discuss Alaska arrival and a farmers union convention in Fast Benton. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills advertised.
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East Side
Tigers
Mayfield
Biitlers
Jermyn
Peckville
Tribune
T. Reese
BE. Breen
Thomas Lee
Carbondale
Henry Smith
Alaska
Farmer's
Allance and Industrial Union
Fast Benton
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White's Valley
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Nelile Bieiin
George Moon
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Honesdale
Stella Hathway
Preston Park
F. J. Murdock
J. P. A. Tingley
FP. H. Murrin
Emma
Charles
St. Patrick's Academy
Olyphant
Edward Robbins
J. Gauchan
Jerome Furey
Mre
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Vermont
Gallagher
Wilkes- Barre
California
M. L. Menker
Robert
L. L. Queal
West Brainbridge
Thomas Brennan
William Brennan
Green Grove
Pennsylvania
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Priceburg
Renova Chemical Co
Sylvania
Germania Band
Hood
Price
Caledonian
Laurel Hill Park
Aorta
Highland Pipers and
Lawrence Band
Grand Evening Performance
Adimission
Potan
Imman
Revel Realer
Remedy CO
Seige
Matthews Bros
Morgan & Co
the Newark
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Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Jas. A. Banister Co
Shoes
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
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Cross Fork
Potter Co
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Potter County
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