Residents and events weave through Grove area notes
Selections note Pascoe leaving today for Grove by bicycle. EB Morgan buys the store on Salem Avenue from Williama and Brown. Berean Baptist election results list officers and committees. Public notices mention the Fourth of July parade plans, local visits, and community gatherings. A brain illness case from Windsor ends with a death, and upcoming races at Anthracite Park attract crowds and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Pascoe
Grove
EB. Morgan
Williama
I & Brown
Salem Avenue
Berean Baptist Church
W. F. Nye
W. W. Ek
Milo Gardner
O. H. Utley
G. Jong
Joslin
G. Avery
W. Wery
George Fly
F. Nye
James F. M. Snedéker
Wiliam
W. D. Frank
C. W. Perking
D. G. Puri
En Cherech Street
Community Festival Planned at Odd Fellows Hall
The Baptist church will hold their festival in the afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall with many novelties and season delicacies on sale. Mr and Mrs Thomas Howell attended the funeral of Edward Van Glen at Dingman Ferry on Sunday. Miss Sadie Taft of Philadelphia is here with her aunt for a few days. Oughton of Philadelphia and George Oughton of Paterson N J spend time with their parents. Miss Zimmer and a New York City friend visit Miss Zimmer’s mother. Rev R D Minch Hawsey Baptist pastor led Children Day services at Kimbles Pike County last Sunday.
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The
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Thomas Howell
Edward van Glen
Dingman Ferry
Sadie Taft
Philadelphia
Ne ‘Oughton
George Oughton
Paterson
N. J
Eddy
Borough moves Sabra Seamans store to make sidewalk
The borough awards the contract to pw & Read to move Sabra Seamans store for sidewalk construction. Sam Oakly advances the work. A new walk will be installed and a troublesome street corner improved. The dispute with Miss Seamans over land compensation is noted, along with $100 paid for the land and related litigation. Mire. C. H. Head and daughter Ana, long residents of California, begin a trip east last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pw & Read
California
Scranton Doctor Promises Cure for Nervous Weakness
An advertisement by a physician at 2 Spruce Street Scranton offers cures for impotence, varicocele, gonorrhea, night weakness, heart memory issues, and other ailments. It claims to restore health and vitality through private treatment, naming office and street address in Beaver County PA.
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Spruce Street
Scranton
Ifi
Excursion Attendees and Local Notes at Ross Park Hinghamton
A report lists attendees of the Odd Fellows excursion at Ross Park in Hinghamton last Thursday, including A. R. Davis, B. E. Schoonover, Elida Schoonover, Boardman, Elmer Reynell, Lilian Smith, Rev. C. H. Newing, J. A. Woodbridge, J. W. Singer, Jay Richarte, Roy A. Decker, Pearl Whitman of Linderville Pa. Other items note building work by Mr Eaton, new store plans, residents visiting from Scranton and Pittston, baptisms, a barn party with guests from Wilkes-Barre Pittston Scranton, and church activities. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union suspends meetings in warm months and church events schedule cream socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Ross Park
Hinghamton
Mra
A. RB. Davis
BE. Schoonover
Elida Schoonover
Gram H Boardman
Elmer Reynells
Lilian Smith
Cc. H. Newing
J. A. Woodbridge
J. W. Singer
Jay Richarte
Roy A. Decker
Fuller
Scranton
John Griffiths
Pittaten
Ralph Bush
Stroudsburg
O. P. Stoll
Raseol Stelle
Pittston
Grant Boardman
Sarah Randall
Mount Holly
N. J
C. H. Newing
Daisy Richards
New Milford
J. W. Bailey
Waverly Street
W. H. Sowell
Lizzie Smith
Mae Marrow
Glenburn
Janet Dickson
Miss Eaton
Maine
Wilkes-Barre
Bauer
Young Men's Christian Association
Borough Grants Franchises for Electrical Transit
Livingston Manor residents J. B. Kelsey and wife visit relatives in the borough. Forest City schools gained a new principal, Prof C. T. Thorpe. The borough council approved a franchise for the Carbimondale and Forest City Passenger Railway with track on Main Street by Oct 1 and 30 days to finish. Tracks to Clifford breaker plus eight foot paving, trestle across the creek, and stone walls at the bridge are required. Company president Aitken objected to the bridge clause but may accept the restrictions, signaling possible electrical transit soon.
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Kelsey
Livingston Manor
N. Y
C. T. Thorpe
Susquehuanne
Forest City
Carribondale and
Forest City Passenger Railway Company
Hurgess Maxey
Cleary
Budd
Aldrich
McDonald, Wellbrook and
Watts
Watrous
le Roy
Traction Company
Main Street
Mus
Clifford
Publc
Aitken
Mrs Winslow's Boothing Byrup Advancing Teething Aid
An historic claim promotes Mrs Winslow's Boothing Byrup as used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It promises soothing of gums reducing pain and curing wind colic and diarrhoea, with bold claims by its manufacturer.
Moscow Community News Roundup Reflects Activities
Large turnout for Sunday Children’s Day exercises but rain forced postponement of evening events. Mrs. V L Smith and others return from visits. several residents travel to Lake Ariel and Scranton. A Moscow Reading Club forms with discipline on profanity. an infant burial occurs. Fourth of July plans, socials, camp meetings, church anniversaries, and school efforts are noted with local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. Smith
Nicholson
Walter van Brunt
New York State
Bessie Lancaster
Moosic
Moscow
Central Hotel
Florence
Anna Yeager
Bertha van Brunt
Carrie Swarts
Lake Ariel
H. L. Clements
C.H. Clouse
Madisonville
Chauncey Neack
Charlie Moyle
Charyea Page
Miea Gustle Gerhart
Scranton
A. Cannon
Brooklyn
James Mastera
Mise Biebing
B. J. Cannon
LB. J. Cannon
American Mechanica
C. P. van Brunt
Frank van Brunt
Will van Brunt
Edward Sayre
John Rozelle
Frank Merrihew
Harry Gould
William Rafferty
J. Hornbaker
Moses Davis
Charles Kanten
John Brewer
Brown
C. H. Clouse
Lc, Depew
Archbald Picnic Plans Highlight Local Events
The school board approved finance and tax reports and sent building issues to the committee. Father Comerford buys a tent for St Thomas picnic on the Fourth with covered refreshment stands planned. Hose company and Catholic groups prepare for parade and services with Powderly address, independence reading, and bands. James F. McAndrew to preside at morning exercises. Attendance expected large for a grand picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prang Educational Company
Father Comerford
St. Thomas
Hose Company
Knights of Father Mathew
St. Thomas’ Church
Local Notes and Holiday Plans in Honesdale Area
Miss Mary Church, a former Honesdale teacher, visits friends. Miss Rena Spencer of Yonkers is home for summer. H. T. Menner’s family at Elk Lake cottage. Mrs. H. G. Keefer returned to Scranton. William Hayward returns to Staten Island. Liberty Hall store to be remodeled for Gardner Bros. Miss Ligzle Letbig visits from Scranton. Farview to host large 4th of July excursionists with Amity club of Honesdale vs YMCA Scranton ball game.
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Mary Church
Honesdale
Rena Spencer
Yonkers
N. Y
H. T. Menner
Elk Lake Cottage
H. G. Keefer
W. W. Weston
Scranton
William Hayward
Staten Island
Liberty Hall
Hiller & Holles
Gardner Bros
Ligzle Letbig
Farview
Amity Club of
Young Men's Christian Association of
Local Residents Share News and Travel Tidbits
Mrs Ira Sawyer of Candor N Y returns home after visiting her daughter on William street Hon B Chase visits Easton on business L D Sawyer attended Binghamton Tuesday Mrs Thomas Coddington of this place is seriously ill at her Binghamton home Professor BE Bovard of Jermyn visits friends here Dr A B Longshore visits Scranton George Ward family returns from Three Lakes Captain R C DuBois visits Owego on Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Sawyer
Candor
N. Y
William Hoover
William Street
B. Chase
Easton
D. Sawyer
Binghamton
Thomas Coddington
BE. D. Bovard
Jermyn
Great Bend
Do. J. Langley
Montrone
Maggie Palmer
Hoboken
A. B. Longshore
Scranton
George Ward
Three Lakes
R. C. DuBois
Owego
Bethimer couple travel to Bethlehem for funeral
Dr J J Bethimer and his wife left for Bethlehem yesterday to attend the funeral of the doctor’s father in law. The report notes their departure and mentions the local Sabbath school of the Primitive church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bethimer
Bethlehem
Habbath School of the Primitive
Underground rail plan for London reaches central points
A new underground railway project for London was announced. The report also notes a 14 percent quarterly dividend from Del as Lackawanns and Western payable July 2 and Lake Shore earnings of 41 percent for the six months ended June 30, with prior years listed.
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London
Delas Lackawanns and Western
Lake Shore
Damaged Wheel Sends Debut Ride Into Farce
Two bicycles stand before the Blanque mansion as Mr. and Mrs. Blanque prepare to debut as riders. Harold's guidance ends with his wife tumbling, declaring the wheel damaged and demanding reassurance from spectators, while Mr Flyera watches.
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Chicago
Blanque
Mrs. Blanque
Mr. Blanque
Harold
Harold Blanque
Critique of Quack Supposition and Endorsement of Dr Smith
The piece defends physician Dr Smith of 12 Wyoming Avenue, recounting a patient with chronic rheumatism who improved after one treatment. It condemns ignorantly labeling doctors and urges the public to consult free of charge from 9 am to 1 pm daily, inviting sensible, educated people to investigate healing methods.
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Scranton
Dr. Smith
Wyoming Avenue
Cote
Patien
Real
Uve
de. Smith
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Dupont
Lazerne County
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Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
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EW Mulligan
Wilkes Barre
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Lo Repa
John Wamlin
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Aylesworth’s
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
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