Commencement at St Rose Academy Delights Carbondale
The St Rose Academy pupils staged an evening program at the opera house to celebrate commencement. Misses Ruddy Grady and Cannon graduated, Rev Coffey awarded gold medals, and students performed drills, a pantomime, a burlesque titled Beholder's Contention, and an operetta The Hunter's Daughters. Local residents and visitors attended, with some traveling from Payenne and New York City for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Academy
Opera
T. F. Coffey
Mradustes
Mary BE. Ruddy
Mary M. Grady
Mary M. Cannon
Willie Melintle
Marie Cannon
May Barrett
Marie Mootlitt
Kate Flannelly
the Hunter's Daughters
May Moffitt
Mary Cannon
Kathe McLean
Sarah McGuarvey
Mary Burke
Mary Grady
Bosie Mullen
Masters F. Kilpatrick
Francis Quinn
Nellie Ferrer
Mary Ruddy
Wedding of Cora Etta Avery and George Pendleton at Avery Home
Miss Cora Etta Avery and George Chase Pendleton wed at the Avery home on Wyoming Street. Attendants Miss Charlotte Oiles and Russell Shepherd. bride in white satin with duchess lace, maid of honor in pale blue brocaded silk. Guests include Mr and Mrs Gabriel Avery and others from Scranton Dundaff Jermyn Stonington and Greenfield. They plan a three week wedding tour to Rowton and the eastern states.
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Cora Etta Avery
George Chase Pendleton
Joseph Avery
Wyoming Street
Charlotte Oiles
Russell Shepherd
Mall of Honor
Rena Daley
Mendelssohn
Rowton
Gabriel J. Avery
Scranton
Mds
Richardson
Ariington Richardson
Dundaff
Edward Jarrett
Jermyn
Samuel Pendleton
Louise Pendleton
Stonington, Conn
Amy Williams
Greenfield
Fannie Burdick
Duniatf
Knights Elect Officers At Mystic Chain Meeting
A meeting of the Knights of the Mystic Chain elected officers for the term. John Price was named Past commander and ely Knight's commander John Sleen. D. P. Morgan became sir Knight's vice commander. Abraham Jacobs as first lieutenant. John Merritt recording scribe. W. L D. Frank assistant. E. T. Richards financial secretary. Andrew Booth treasurer. Richard Gibbs chief of staff. Robert Powell assistant. Joseph Wilee chaplain. Sanderson Irving inside guard. John Henwood outside guard. Henry Jaer trustee for eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Mystic Chain
John Price
Ely Knight
John Sleen
Sir Knight
D. P. Morgan
Abraham Jacobs
John Merritt
W. L D. Frank
E. T. Richards
Andrew Booth
Richard Gibbs
Robert Powell
Joseph Wilee
Sanderson Irving
John Henwood
Henry Jaer
Carbondale and Honesdale Clash At Alumni Park
Tomorrow afternoon Carbondale and Honesdale will contest for honors at Alumni park. Men from both towns have trained faithfully for the events showing much rivalry. Each side will strive to carry off the honors and it is hoped the sports will be well patronized to support local athletics.
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Carbondale
Honesdale
Alumni Park
Man Called Harry McGarry Fined After Hotel Fight
A man who gave the name Harry McGarry fought with a companion at Hotel Anthracite Wednesday night. A bartender tried to intervene and Chief McAndrew intervened to quell the disturbance. McGarry spent the night in jail and appeared before the alderman who fined him one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McGarry
McAndrew
McGarry
Robbery at Park Street. ducks stolen from cellar
An unknown Heht handed agent visited Dev. D. A. Rorva's Park Street residence and reports Mr. Kocca mourning as logs show a dozen fine ducklings vanished. The ducks were locked in the cellar but remained unsafe and no thief traces were found.
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Dev. D. A. Rorva
Park Street
Mr. Kocca
Local and Personal Notes From the City
Mrs Charles Rudenaur Jr and daughter of Wilkes Barre were guests of Mr and Mrs Bernard Rudenaur on Spring Street yesterday. D L Crane attended the opening of Preston Park yesterday. Miss Agnes Martin of Olyphant was a guest of friends in the city Wednesday. Mrs G W Keene of Lincoln Avenue and Miss Anna Warrell of Pike Street spent yesterday in Binghamton. Miss Maggie Mitchell of Pittston has returned home after visiting Mrs George Kellow. Mrs Philip Reining of Cherry Ridge is visiting at the residence of her son H F Kenning on South Washington Street. Mrs James Lindsay and daughter are visiting at Keenes Wayne County. Willett Haycock of the Hartford Soldiers Orphan Home is spending his vacation with his parents. Mr and Mrs Edward Kenworthy are spending the week in Nineveh. Joseph Hoban of Honesdale spent yesterday in this city. Miss Anna Thomas, who has been
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Payenne
Ohio
Joseph O'Brien
Scranton
Pannell
J. B. Wood
Cemetery Street
Binghamton
Mise Sickler
Cora B. Jacobs
Baltimore
C. A. Hanes
Miseee Florence Mackin
Susie Munday
Wilkes-Barre
St. Rose Academy
Misa Martha Singer
Henry
New York City
Richard W. Pethick
South Springtreet
William Lathrope
Paterson
N. C
William Chase
Mra. A. EK. Movers
Ben
G. H. Louse
Booth Canaan
GO. Pendleton
Stonington, Conn
Hier W
Charles Rudenaur, Jr
Bernard Rudenaur
Spring Street
D.L. Crane
Preston Park
Agnes Martin
Olyphant
G. W. Keene
Lincoln Avenue
Anna Warrell
Pike Street
Linghamton
Maggie Mitchell
Pittston
George Kellow
Philip Reining
Cherry Ridge
H. F. Kenning
South Washington Street
Jamos Lindsay
Keenes
Wayne County
Willett Haycock
Hartford Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Edward Kenworthy
Nineveh
Joseph Hoban
Honesilale
Mias Anna Thomas
Fourth of July Celebrations and St Thomas Picnic Planned
This evening a lawn festival at the Presbyterian parsonage on North Main street offers strawberries ice cream lemonade and cake with music by skilled performers to support the church. The Fourth of July will feature a morning parade and the annual St Thomas congregation picnic on church grounds with tents. Burgess John J Langan will give an oration, and a patriotic program will include the Declaration of Independence and national anthems. Also noted is a piano recital by Miss Jennie O Boyle in Scranton and a visit from Prof Gilbert Curry of Plains.
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Presbyterian
North Main Street
St. Thomas’ Congregation
John J. Langan
Thoré
St. Thomas
Ined
Jennie O' Boyle
Scranton
Mise O' Boyle
Gilbert Curry
Plains
Jermyn Church Talk and Local Socials Highlight Quiet Day
The Rev John Cavantugh of Frese Methodist preached at H and Main streets and sang several selections. Local residents George Tiffany and Mreple Bell visited the town from Peckville. Mrs WL Haughton hosted guests from South Main street and Misses Katie Hurns and Mary Prendergast called on Carbondale friends. The funeral of George Vail of Greensfield occurred yesterday afternoon. Nicholas Moon completed a front fence for John Maynard on South Main street. Magele Winter and Libbie Pellow visited Carbondale friends. The Artesian Hose Company seeks funds for new fire apparatus with a committee to solicit East Side residents and town merchants. The Ladies Aid plans an ice cream festival at the Sunday school rooms on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavantugh
Frese Methodist Church
H and
Main Streets
George Tiffany
Peckville
Mreple Bell
Thomas Solomon
WL. Haughton
South Main Street
Ciarbontale
Katie Hurns
Wanamie
Mary Prendergast
Harrisburg
Frank McCafferty
George Vail
Greensfield
Nicholas Moon
Carbendale
John Maynard
Magele Winter
Libbie Pellow
Carbondale Friends
Artesian Hose Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peckville Knights elect officers and parade plans
Sheridan lodge No 210 Knights of Pythias elected officers last Wednesday including William T Griffiths as chancellor and Isanc Cheeney Jr as vice chancellor. James Nute named trustee and representative to grand lodge. Fol lowing events note a wedding tour, a funeral in Greenfield, and residents visiting Ohio.
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Sheridan Lodge
Knights of Pything
William T. Griffiths
Isanc Cheeney, Jr
Walters
Willicans
Charles
Elmer Coleman
Jacob Strum
James Nute
P. Walters
Grand Lodge
Frank A. Peck
Pleasant Mount
Binkely Council
Order
United American Mechanics
Martin Sitgraves
Newton
George Vail
Greenfield
Sie Curtis
Ohio
New
Doty
Hyde Park
Edith
Howard
Waverly News Highlights Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs. W R Finch mother of Mayor Bailey visits. Mamie Oppenheim from Wilkes-Barre guests J F Courtright. Stanley White from Harford Military school returns home. Gertrude Suydam returns to Scranton. Rev A Bergen Browe sets new services at Baptist church next Sunday.
Summer Residents and Local Visits Highlight Page
Henry Beltn Jr and family occupy their residences for the summer. Professor C B P Hannyen and brother Professor F C C Hannyen with families spend vacation. Harry Linderman of Troy PA returns home after visiting relatives. Burgess Sterling Bedford and wife return from Syracuse and Binghamton NY. George E Stevenson and family drove to Sayre to visit relatives and will return today. Rev J B Sumner to preach at Methodist church next Sunday. Ladies Aid to hold ice cream festival and social at the band room tomorrow night. Stanley Jadwin and sister Charlotte Jadwin of Brooklyn occupy their cottage for the summer. Haircutting and shampooing at Martin Poid’s barber shop.
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Henry Beltn, Jr
C. BP. Hannyen
Chinehilla
F. CC. Hannyen
Harry Linderman
Troy
Burgess Sterling Bedford
Syracuse
Binghamston
N. Y
George E. Stevenson
Sayre
J. B. Sumner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Stanley Palmer Jadwin
Charlotte Jadwin
Grooklyn
Sumner
Martin Poid
Local notes mix illness, clubs, and town events
William J D Phillips of Main street suffered paralysis at work in Pyne mines and shows some improvement under Dr J L Griffiths. A new Invited Social club opens socials every Monday at Weber's rink. Various local meetings, visits, and a charity thanks note follow, along with ball game results Archbald team beating West Side Browns 11 to 10.
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William JD. Phillips
Main Street
Pyne
J. L. Griffiths
Weber's Rink
Mre
EB. A. Richards
Bald Mount
Knights of Pythias
C. C
Thomas F. Jones
V. C
Harry Powell
M. Af A
D.M. Davis
K. R
John G. Owens
T. W
Avoca
W. Luce
Scranton
Martin Lutherlodge No
Loyal Knights of America
Reese's Hall
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Archbald
William Freeman
Hyde Park
Maudhe Leppert
Port Jervis
N. Y
H. J. Dani
Washington Street
Reds
Moosic Populars
School House
Taylor Breaker
Morgan, Jones & Co
Richard Davis
Edward Guangwer
Wallseville
Magele D
J. E. Davie
Mondas
Mr. Davis
Michael Messitt
Archbald Cwlllery
Mr. Messitt
Archbald Association
West Side Browns
A Cheerful Leper at Municipal Hospital
A 40 year old man in Pittsburg is confined at Municipal hospital with a developed leprosy, expected to die in three months. He contracted the disease in South America and has lived in the Thirty-fifth ward. Attendants care for him as he cannot feed or feed himself. Director Brown notes rising leprosy cases nationwide with one in Baltimore five in New York hospitals three in Philadelphia and a Louisiana leper colony. The man married five years ago, has red skin lesions and disabled fingers and toes but remains cheerful with a large appetite.
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Pittsburg
South America
Brown
Safety Department
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Louisiana
Indiana County
Their Money Returned Late Depositors in Erie's Failed Bank
The Keystone National Bank closed its doors and will be handled by Bank Examiners Hugh Young and I A Wallace. All money deposited after the bank’s trouble was made known has been returned to depositors by the order of the officers.
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Firie
Keystone National Bank
Hugh Young
I. A. Wallace
Assault at Elwyn School Attendant Struck by Youth
Media police search for a young Negro after a brutal attack on Miss Mary Spencer 18 an attendant at the Pennsylvania Training School at Elwyn Elwyn Media Pa the assault occurred Sunday evening last as Miss Spencer and others were present
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Elwyn
Media
Mary Spencer
Pennsylvania Training School
Spencer
Quiet School Takes Step After Hidden Affair
School authorities kept the affair secret to avoid widespread alarm while aiming to capture a suspect described as a negro before a general alert is raised.
Cutting Teachers Salaries in Carlisle School Board Vote
Carlisle July 1 The Carlisle school board approves a new pay schedule cutting teacher salaries with amounts of 30 for year one 40.50 for year two 25 for year three and 40 for year four plus a 10 monthly rate for the new grammar school a reduction from prior pay Ellwood City Pa July 1 Parents of Katie Culp 16 are worried about her continued absence after a train ride last Saturday with a strange young man. no trace of her since.
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Carlisle
Ellwood City
Katie Culp
Ellwood
Parade Lineup and Route for St. Paul’s School Celebration
A detailed parade list includes Clergy, St Pauls School, St Leon’s, T A U Hyde Park, St Aloysius T A B, St Johns T A B, Providence and Pioneer Corps units from multiple districts. Move sequence runs from Green Ridge to Monsey, Delaware, Dickson, Marion, Capouse, New York, Washington Ave, Electric, back to Green Ridge. Grand Marshal James J Donnell. aides John J Collins and others. Fag ceremony, speeches by James Rourh and Rev P J Mc Manus, songs by students, and a grove gathering with a 40x dancing pavilion and games.
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Chixiren
St. Paul's School
St. Leo's Battalion
Hyde Park
St. Aloysius
South Side
St. John's
Pine Brook
Father Whitty Young Men's
Providence
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Hyde Fark
St. Peter's Pioneer Corps
Bellevue
St. Mary's
Y. M
Dunmore
Columbus
M. L
Daniel O'Connell
Minooka
Marquette Council
Phil. H. Sheridan
Green Ridge
Monsey
Delaware
Dickson
Marion
Capouse
New York
Washington Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Penn
James J. O' Donnell
John J. Collins
William Gilroy
Peter McCoy
William Daniels
Thomas Mc
Base Ball Game and Races Planned at Grove Event
A program by St Brenden's Coun cl and Gen Phil Sheridan Council includes a base ball match, races for boys and girls and a men's race with prizes. The Grove will be lit with electric lights, and attendees are invited to spend the day from morning until evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brenden's Councl
Phil Sheridan
Woman Charged With Perjury in Pension Affidavit Case
Bound over to federal court on perjury charge. Mrs Moits swore for a pension, denied possessing bank or government bonds, but evidence showed $19,000 insurance from her husband’s death and $5,000 in a local bank at the time of affidavit. Medical ads follow.
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United States District Court
Moits
United States Pension Department
Ashe
Huabang
Never Too Late Never Too Late of Scranton Tribunes Want Column
The notice in the Want column hints at a personal need or opportunity, noting timing and location details. It presents a brief, plain request likely seeking items, services, or assistance from readers in the Scranton area.
Ticket prices and agent contact at the station
Advertisement notes tickets to all points at the lowest rate with an instruction to apply to the ticket agent at the station. Signed by H. P. Baldwin General Secretary and J. H. Olhausen General Superintendent.
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H. P. Baldwin
J. H. Olhausdn
Train Schedules for Del Lacka and Western Railway Timetable
Trains depart Scranton on Monday June TH 1997 with multiple routes to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South. Express and local services connect to Buffalo Utica Ithaca Williamsport Harrisburg Philadelphia and more with Pullman cars on express trains. For exact times contact M L Smith District Passenger Agent at the depot ticket office.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Gene S
Scranton
Eton
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Peston
Unda
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allenton
Pottsville
Atrrete North River
Binghamton
Oswego
Elbza
Corning
Hath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Eee
Sicholaon
Pginghamton
Elm
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Kingston
M. L. Emith
Lehigh Valuey Railroad
SYS- Rthraet Ce
Ueol
Clhoantiness
C Patton Rey CT
Ee Pee Tril
Mh & H. Attio
Tai A. To
L Ida
Pittston
White Hoeven
Astaton
Vai Ri
Hethlenem
Easton
Tebure Anid Mepcipay Aterm
D Iam
Ghiack Seaaang Kixpress
Tunkhantock
Towands
Elmira
Tthaca
Geneva
A. Iewehate P.m
Rochester
Niagara
Ya Ln
Gbicane
Potnty West
H. R
Train Schedule Update Lists Early Morning Runs
Trains for New York and intermediate points run at 6 00 a m and 11 00 a m with additional services to the Artel and Boinne intermediate at 6 45 a m and 6 00 p m.
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York
Awley
Lakerel
Artel
Boinne
Trains Schedules Scranton and Carbondate Lines
New York Ontario and Western timetable lists trains from Scranton to Carbondate and Codorle Junction at 1 55 am and 4 15 pm. North and south connections built to main line. Additional trains from Scranton to Becranton at 6 15 pm and Carbondate to Beranton at 7 40 am with crew roster initials.
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New York
Ontario and
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