Local Notices from Carbondale Area Adverts and Visits
Advertisements and orders for job work at Shannon & Co. North Main St. to receive prompt attention with offices open 8 to 10 Sunday morning. Quarterly meeting services in the evening. Mrs Lyman Hoefficker of Jermyn visiting relatives in Carbondale. A granddaughter of Edward Miller bitten by a dog in Moosic on Thursday. Mrs Millard of Brooklyn visiting at C N Breymiller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon & Co
North Main Street
Lyman Hoefficker
Jermyn
Edward Miller
Millard
Brooklyn
C. N. Breymiler
MALAUN HUNTER WEDDING AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Miss Maybert Hunter and Dr Murvington Malaun wed at the First Presbyterian Church in a ceremony led by Rev Charles Lee. The church featured a floral arch and music by Prof Hesster and Prof Thomas. A reception followed at 42 North Church Street with seventy five guests from across several towns. The couple have begun housekeeping at their new home and a Mandolin Club reception was held at Mr and Mrs Reese Price's home with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Maybert Hunter
Murvington
Malaun
Charles Lee
Hesster
Thomas
H. Kinsley
Harrisburg
C. A. Hauk, Esq
Lehighton
J. J. Thompson
J. D. Purtell
Howard Knapp
Canean Street
Jennie Wren
Lancaster
Anna Malaun
Gettysboro
Messrs. Nichol
Archbald
Mandolin Club
Reese A. Price
South Spring Street
Messrs. Hunt and
Hetrick
James Boyd
Mesers
Frank Jones
Will Smith
Edwin Peters
Ed. Bruner
William Gillies
Owen Rose
Albin Engel
T. P. Powderly
Fred Ritmore
Jermyn
Jennie Williams
Clara Gerfech
Annie Williams
Eugenia Smith
Mabel
Ida Carter
Mary Joyce
Mattie Bryant
Columbia Hose Company Plans Port Jervis Parade Trip
A Thursday meeting arranged travel to Port Jervis for a Sept 9 grand firemen parade. C A Haines and J P Atingley were elected honorary members. The Mozart band of 25 pieces has been engaged for the occasion. honorary members will join in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
Port Jervis
Messrs
C. A. Haines
J. P. Atingley
Fortnightly Club Picnickers At Lake Ariel
Mr and Mrs W G Scurry host a Fortnightly club picnic at Lake Ariel. Members traveled by several carriages. Attending ladies include Florence Harrison Josephine Burr Mary Watt Grace Hathway Mabel Jadwin Gertrude Harding Oliva Herring Margaret Clarkson Minnie Reynolds and Jessie Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Scurry
Lake Ariel
Florence Harrison
Josephine Burr
Mary Watt
Grace Hathway
Mabel Jadwin
Gertrude Harding
Oliva Herring
Margaret Clarkson
Minnie Reynolds
Jessie Watt
Local residents noted in busy village social roundup
Sunstroke patient at South Main street drew attention as Albert McMinn became fireman at No 2 engine. Numerous visitors and trips to Elk Lake and Lake Ariel populated a long social scene with relatives and friends from Clifford, Orange NJ, Milwaukee and beyond.
Rev Santee to Preach Whitsun Sermon at Brick Church
The Rev EL Santee will deliver a pi thiotic sermon at the Brick Church. The service is announced for the coming Sunday with details of time and attendance expected from parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Santee
Want ad asks: summer home for boarders
A Tribune Want notice invites owners with a summer home to accommodate boarders. The short classifieds note offers 20 words for 20 cents, encouraging readers to try submitting an advertisement.
Community events and church notices in Taylor area
Preparations for Web er's park opening and clam bake Saturday evening with Taylor orchestra providing music and a top fireworks display promised in Taylor. Welch Congregational Church services listed with times and Rev Ivor Thomas officiating. John K Knight of Philadelphia and David Morgan of Scranton noted for local business visits. Fourth of July games planned in Nicholson with Reds lineup detailed. Independent Order of 644 Fellows meet tonight. Calvary Baptist Church services and Sunday school times announced. Ground broken for a Taylor street block by Thomas Jenkins. Board of trade to discuss electric lights funding next Tuesday. Sabbath picnics planned Monday July 45 with business closures for Independence Day. Funeral of Henry Fluthman’s child held. Rev A Webers officiated. Dr J I Griffiths residence near completion with first paint coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber’s Park
Taylor
David Morgan
Scranton
Welch Congregational Church
Weual
Ivor Thomas
Lydia
Europe
John K. Knight
Philadelphia
Grays
Scranton Stars
Reds
Nicholson
Glynn
Morrie
Hayes
Davis
G. Morris
Morris
Shortston Powell
Shields
Watkins
Lydon
Stone
Calvary Baptist Church
Tey
MW. HW
Harris
Thomas Jenkins
Taylor Street
Board of Trade
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Frisby
Fk Nation
Blakely Events and Independence Day Preparations
Mary Chapman travels to Ashley and Thorpe visits Honesdale as Blakely holds a health board meeting. Independence Day plans include a parade from Wilson Hose to cemetery street, flag raising at noon, and speakers Rev Harris and John R Jones attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chapman
Ashley
Thorpe
Honesdale
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Blakely Board of Health
Makely Council
United American Mechanics
J. W. Mitchell
A. W. Jenkins
View Councellor
Roy Wademan
Arthur Warne
Ed. Lindsley
Thomas Warne
Miles Wademan
Walter Walker
Sentinel
Bert Dikenan
Sentenal
A. H. Jenkins
Wilson Hose Company
C. J. Gangemuller
S. B. Williams
D. Kh. Lathrup
Kenneth Murdock
William Callendar
Fresbyterian Church
Main Avenue
Witck
Henwen
Peckville
Wilwon Hose Company
C. Bimpkine
Halsey Lathrop
Bowe
Competitive Singing and Recital at Methodist Choir Event
Singita AMTECH presents a combined choir and audience program featuring recitations and songs like Drunkard's Dream Star Spangled Banner and Red White and Blue. Prizes awarded for first second and third place with judges W W Watkins Har vey Lathrop and W T Budd. Services at the M church follow with sermons and themes on Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singita
Amtech
John R
Jones
Bag
Cose Ee Os Methodist
Electric plant repairs halt steam chest flow in Olyphant
A pipe to the steam chest at the new electric plant broke Tuesday night causing a shutdown. It was repaired at the Dickson works in Scranton and the plant will restart this evening. Local and visiting residents are noted, with a church picnic planned at Niles grove and a baseball game between the Browns and St. Thomas college at Olyphant Park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Sonw of Temperance
Worthy
Fred Dawe
William Trotter
Sarah Groundy
Jennie Greenslade
H. E. Polley
T. le Kellar
Nita Joy
William Dudlin
Inside Sentinel
Samuel Timby
Timby
Monsays Haymakers’ Association
PLC
J. W. Jones
C. H
Peter Allan
A. C
Samuel Landry
Charles Boyer
William Morcom
W. J. Tomin
J. HH. Slegle
Joseph Beckwith
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Farview
Alumni Park
Dis
Lee
Solomon
Abbott
Yarrington
Gendall
Dix
Uiley
Carbondale
Stacker
Mayfield
McAnulty
Vandermark
Mooney
Merritt
Wilson Morris & Co
Lackawanna County
Ladies’ Ald Society
M. B. Church
Dickson Works
Scranton
A. P. Jones
West Scranton
W. H. Rees
Mabel Reed
Philadelphia
Alice Rashleigh
Newell van Bergen
Jennie Vosle
J. McDonald
Dunmore
Dunmore Street
W. W. Watkins
Peckville
Mamie
Helen Burke
Park Place
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Niles’ Grove
Emily Ripp
Brooklyn
N. Y
B. F. Hammond
Browns
St. Thomas’ College
Olyphant Park
Stroudsburg News Briefs and Social Notes
Miss Nettle Vail attends Stroudsburg Normal School commencement. Mrs. C H Clouse visits Sterling. Mrs. Moses Costlar and son George of Mountain Home visit Mrs. George Costlar. Mrs. A O Decker calls in Stroudsburg. Nellie Hollister to open music studio in Gaige Clements hall next Tuesday. Amen Bortree of Nicholson visits brothers George and Luther. John Scot brakeman on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western injured Sunday night. Louisa Burkhart dies at her home Thursday afternoon. Crary Pelton and El Travis visiting Dr. Travis in Stroudsburg. Mr Schinegar of Scranton calls on friends here Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McMinn
W. H. Evans
South Main Street
Bartholomew and
Medler
Opera House
W.T. Colville
Col
Timothy Hines
Waymart
J. J. Rounds
Uniondale
Harry Briggs
Ocean Grove
Grace Bagley
Canaan Street
William Pethick
Cherry Ridge
Mary McLair
Stroudsburg Normal School
John C. Reynolds
Lake Arie
Andrew Bell
Albert Becker
Scranton
Marcus G. Grunnell
Helen Hope
New York
Julia Killhullen
Brooklyn Street
Nellie Hobbs
Harold
Honesdale
Nettle Vail
C. H. Clouse
Sterling
Moses Costlar
George
Mountain Home
George Costlar
A. 0
Decker
Stroudsburg
Nellie Hollister
Gaige & Clements Hall
Amen Bortree
Nicholson
Luther
John Scot
Delneware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Louisa
Charles Burkhart
Crary Pelton
el Travis
Water fears and church sermon headline from Clark's Summit
Local notes report a bad odor and dead fish at Mud Pond Summit Lake prompting concern among residents. A patriotic sermon by Rev F W Young at the Methodist Episcopal church is announced for tomorrow at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunkerford
Tunkhanink
William Justin
W. B. Parker
Asa Philo
Harry
May
Salem
Wayne County
C., Dally
Bast Lemon
Summit Lake
F. W. Young
Peas
Gertrude
Cohors
Beranton
East Liberty Livestock Market Report July 1
East Liberty Pa midweek market round up shows cattle receipts light with hogs and sheep uneven. Medium weights and good Yorkers bring about 3.50 to 3.60 per cwt while heavy classes are weaker. Cattle trade steady to weak with lambs veal and calves offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Sidia
Bhoep
No 10 for Dyspepsia Infants Teething and Crying
Advertisement for No 10 remedy for infants with dyspepsia teething colic crying and wakefulness. Promotes No 3 All dro genists or sent for 2 40 500 or 81 medical book. Dr Humphreys Homopath ic Mental of all Diseases mailed free by Humphreys Med Co New York at the corner of Williat and John Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Homphreys
Humphreys Med. Co
Williat
John Sta
New York
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Malaun-Hunter
Old Forge
Henry Fluthman
Malin Street
A. Webers
Presbyterian
J. I. Griffiths
Railroad Street
Olyphant
Moscow
Wu Wu
Felix LE Brun
Wm. G. Clark
Penn Ave
Warian Chemical
CIES
Arch Street
Mer
Green Ridge
St. Paul's Parochial School
Phil H
Sharidan Council
Chiren
Hyde Park
Mary's VY
Columbis V. M
South Side
Daniel O'Connell
Minooka
Marquette Connell
Providenes
Pui
Sheridan
Given Ridge
Capouse
Monsey
Delaware
Dickson
Marion
Washington Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Penn
Sharp
James J. O'Donnell
Aldes
Joan J. Collins
William Gilroy
Peter McCoy
William Daniels
Thomas McGuoulirick
Achool
James Roark
P. J. McMaur
T. V. Powderly
St. Paul's School
Barbour
Home Credit House
Lacka, Ave
St. Brenden’s Council
Vo M. TL
Gen. Phil
Sheridan Council
Hittmanty
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Jas. A. Banister Co
Shoes
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
GANG
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susque Sanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Fort Allegany
General Office —Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing Coon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Garre
Sunbury
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Poste
R. Wood
Gen'l
J. B. Hutchinson
A. &. Rogers
Jewelry
Lackawanna Avenue
Mercereau & Connell’s
Regina Music Boxes
Wyoming Ave
E. Robinson
Conrad
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
Elizabeth
Burt
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Euston
Long Branch
Meading
Lebanon
Liberty Street
North River
Unday
Baldwin
Gen. Pass
Aut
J. H. Olhausen
Madea
Frence Brumaapdyt
IK Poverty Ltd
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Matthews Bits
Sorauion
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Inghamton and Way
Inghamton
Utica
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Broomaburg
Danville
Northuumberland
Williamsport
Statone
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Lake Artel Anil
Delaware and Hudson
Albany
Sarah Montreal
Bostton
New England
Wilkes-Bar
Paiaderenia
Port Beimsylvania Railroad
Lehighealey Rahtroad
Ceres Diamond
North
Evan
A. Tin
An & Oi
Dui We
Fabior
N.Y
H. W. Cross
Lehigh “Valley Railroad
Scra Anton
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Ithaca
Asa. M
Isao
Isp
Geneva
Freshester
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
New Yo Philadelphia
Suteie
Hollish
Wilbur
Gan
Chas
S “Lee
Phila
Nonnemacher
Asa
Booth Bethlehem
Borunton
Lackawonna Avenue
Ontario and Western
Erfest
Carbo
Cadosia
Hancock Junction
Hne
Andereon
Flitcroft
Canadian Pacific RY
Maine
Canada
Maritime
Provine
Paul
Northwest
Vancouver
Ide
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
B. V. Skinner
Broadway
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Opp
Richardson-Boynton
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