Local Advertisements and Departures From Carbondale
Notices indicate adver tisements and job orders left at Shannon & Co. will receive prompt attention. A resident is to be away about six weeks for health reasons. Friends are funding his trip and a collection followed a church service. Seven residents from this city and Jer myn depart today for New York and the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon & Co
New Edentors
North Main Street
Hood
Jermyn
New York
Old Country
Junior Christian Endeavor Society Welcomes Sixteen Members
Sunday evening the Presbyterian church church junior branch was received into full membership. M D Lathrope opened with Bong services. Miss Sarah Swigert led the exercises including scripture, songs, salutatory Theron Lee, recitations Eleanor Jones, a quintet of girls, and valedictory The Re lation of the Christian Endeavor society to the church. Miss Nina Ray nor presided. An address from the junior branch to Miss Swigert and to each new member followed, and diplomas were not given. Henry Chilton president of the senior society spoke a welcome and Mr Lee offered counsel. The program was deeply interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Findeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
M.D. Lathrope
Sarah Swigert
Theron Lee
Eleanor Jones
Christian Endeavor Society
Nina Raynor
Swigert
Henry Chilton
Lee
Machinists Welcome Grand Organizer at Pioneer City Ball
A large crowd of machinists from Pioneer City lodge No 002 gathered Saturday night to greet Grand Organizer Glenn of Kansas City Missouri. John J Brennan led the meeting and introduced Mr Glenn who spoke on organization work its benefits wage increases and labor unity. He traced the order from its 1886 origin to a membership over 40000 with lodges across the United States and Canada. Mr Glenn thanked locals for the cordial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer City Lodge
International Order of Machinists
Grand Organizer & PL
Glenn
Kansas City
John J. Brennan
Order of Machinists
United States
Canada
British American excursion to Forview honors Jubilee
The British American committee reported on Friday evening about the June 22 Forview excursion in honor of the Queen. W H Tuckson of the Delaware and Hudson led the trip with 4314 tickets sold, including 204 children. Carbondale sold 1116 tickets with no commission. receipts totaled 1700.65 to the company, 804.37 to Mr Dickson, and 297.78 to the general committee. The meeting considered a permanent organization but took no action, and the proposed banquet was abandoned as impracticable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forview
W. H. Tuckson
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Company
Dickson
Mozart Band Concert At Tiotel Anthracite Tonight
A balcony performance by the Mozart band at Tiotel Anthracite features a program of marches waltzes serenades and overtures. Selections include The Eighteenth Regiment Louisiana Buck Dance Idalia Waltzes Le Cayt ter The State and Stripes Forever and Maritana with other pieces by Sousa Bennett and Wallace among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
the Eighteenth Regiment
F. Panel
T. P. Brooke
C. W. Bennett
le Caytter
T. Liscomb
Sousa
F. G. Rathburn
Medley
Hs. Tame
Compressed Air Locomotive Planned for Wilson Creek Tunnel
A compressed air locomotive was moved to the Wilson Creek tunnel yesterday and will operate tomorrow. It will haul cars about two miles to the surface, performing work roughly equal to fifteen miles of driving and many driver bays. The coal from the Coalbrook mine and the high car count necessitated the new locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Creek
Coalbrook
Will Visit His Native Land
Thomas Bevan longtime sexton of Trinity church departs the city to visit Eastland and enjoy a vacation amid his childhood scenes and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Thomas Bevan
Trinity Church
Eastland
Visiting group from St Joseph's Order in Kansas arrives
Miss Mary Barbour hosts visitors including Sisters De Sales and Vincent and Miss Katerina. accompanied by Miss Marie Morris. They are visiting Miss Barbour's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barbour of Woodlawn Avenue. Sister St John formerly of the city is now Mother Superior of the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barbour
Sister de Sales
Mises Katerina
Vincent
St. Joseph's Order of Nine of
Kansas
Marie Morris
Barbour
Michael Barbour
Woodlawn Avenue
Anna Varke
Sister St. John
Elopers Arrested After Hidden Elopement
Three months after fleeing with Louis Varice from Lily Cambria county Mrs. Frank Torieo and Varice, then with a two year old son, were arrested on a warrant sworn before Alderman Jones and taken to Italy Mia. Torico is a comely twenty six and Varice is ten years older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Torieo
Lily
Cambria County
Louis Varice
Elopera
Alderman Jones
Taly, Mia
Torico
Varice
Social notes of local residents visitations and guests
Miss Edith Hadden visits Miss May Almer in Terrace Street while many locals vacation in Atlantic City Long Branch Jersey City and other nearby resorts. Reports list relatives visiting Scranton Elmira and Philadelphia with guests at the Anthracite and Belmont Street homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hadden
Bullivanville
May <Almer
Terrace Street
Mary White
Jersey City
Doyle
Bessie
Scranton
Katherine Pace
Mary Forbex
Atlantic City
Mise Ella Malone
Long Branch
Anthony Hennigan
James
Burke
Brooklyn Street
D .L. Russ
Chemung
Lydia Jones
Kirkwood
N. Y
Airs
E. J. McGee
Frank McMinn
Lancaster
A. C. Hanes
Kate Gilhool
Scrantor
Mattle Wood
Watkins
May Vimer
Waymart
T. J. Maxey
Church Street
5. Burke
Pike Street
OM. Purdy
Atlanta, Ga
B. Stone
Ella Purdy
Flora Harrison
Wyoming Camp Grounds
Mise Minnieayte
Pittston
Anna
Dora Wagoner
Greene, N
G. W. Evans
Wayne Street
Ice cream socials and elections fill Taylor events
This evening events include the Ladies Ald society ice cream social at the Welsh Congregational church and the Calvary Baptist church social with cake. John J Flynn of Taylor announces candidacy for Democratic convention delegate. The Old Homestead on North Main opens for a clam bake with Taylor band. The Taylor Grays meet West Side Anthracites for a purse at the schoolhouse park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ald Society
Welsh Congregational Church
John J. Flynn
Taylor
Lewis
George Taylor
Hyde Park
John
John Gould
Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist Church
Taylor Grays
West Side
School House
Joseph Jermyn
Scranton
Kate McCann
Brugele Taffy
South Scranton
J. W. Houser
Joseph Davis
Independent
Webbers Rink
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Farview
Taylor, Pyne and Holden Collieries
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Lodge
No. 1
Ladien’ Ald Society
The
Welsh Baptist Church
John Walters
Morris Millar
Charles Grogan
Anthony
Community Socials and Local Happenings This Week
Connors visits South Side friends on Sunday. Miss Kate Burke of Hyde Park guests of Mrs H Van Horn yesterday. Casper Ott adds a new residence extension on Storrs. Ice cream social hosted by Calvary Baptist Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connors
South Side
Kate Burke
Hyde Park
Mra
H. van Horn
Casper Ott
Storrs Street
Calvary Baptiat Church
Dickson Republican Club Plans July Meeting at Smiths Hall
The regular Dickson Republican club meeting will be at Smiths hall over the post office on Wednesday evening July 14 at 7 30. Also notes of local social visits and a St. Thomas picnic planned for Tuesday July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Republican Club
Smith's Hall
Hickories
Jermyn
William Humbie
Yatesville
Robert Birkbeck
Sarah J. Plowright
William Thorne Wos
Wilkes-Barre
St. Thomas
Glenburn Baseball Tangles With Fleetville Ruffians
The Glenburn team traveled to Fleetville for a league game, leading 16 to 4. An on field altercation erupted as Fleetville players protested a Glenburn umpire call, resulting in punches and a disrupted contest. Glenburn declined to finish the game after demands for their guarantee were refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie
Clare Miller
Green Ridge
Minnie Griffin
Mill City
Nicholson
Palmer Jadwin
Brooklyn
Jones
Honesdale
Genburn
Fleetville
Glenburn
Fleetvilles
Mde
Moore
Glenburns
Mleetville
Local Social Notes From Carbondale to Pittston
Mrs George Woodbridge visits with friends at Carbon dale. Mr and Mrs bervort Frear spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hiram Inch at Waymart. Mr and Mrs Corey Jenkins and family plan a Pittston visit. Mrs George W Thomas leaves yesterday to visit daughter Mia John Borie Oneonta. Levi Stage, hurt last week, is improving. Windsor Foster visited his brother at Pearview last Saturday. L T Basill at Delaware and Hudson depot spent Sunday at Waymart. Burgess 8 Williams leaves this
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woodbridge
Carbondale
Bervort Frear
Hiram Inch
Waymart
Corey Jenkins
Fam Hy
Pittston
George W. Thomas
Mia
John Borie
Oneonta
Levi Stage
Windsor Foster
Pearview
L. T. Bascell
Delaware and Hudson
Burgess
B. Williams
Grain Coffee Like Beverage Sold As Pure Grain Blend
A new preparation called GRAIN made from pure grains is spread in grovers and markets as a coffee substitute. It resembles coffee in flavor and color, does not coat the stomach, and is claimed to be easier on digestion. Children may drink it safely, with packages priced at a penny per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaver & Dell
Morning trip interrupted by false fire alarm
A morning business trip to Pottsville was interrupted by a false alarm after yesterday afternoon call that sent the Watson Hose Company to the scene. Abraham Griever, recently hurt on the gravity road, will resume his alportion this morning. Footmaster and A A Ewingle with George W Roberts visited relatives in Salem Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Watson Hose Company
Abraham Griever
Footmaster
A. A. Ewingle
George W. Roberts
Burlay
Salem
Wayne County
Local Amateur Baseball Row Over Scoring and Scheduling
Scranton readers get a disputed account of a Lackawanna vs South Side game with claims of six clean hits for the South Side and four for Lackawanna, including a home run, plus a storm stoppage controversy. Managers Ruddy and Holland note upcoming games and umpire demands, while other clubs issue challenges for July play at Athletic Park and Laurel Hill Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bir
Lssue
Lackawanna
Roane
Lackawannas
Fallon
Counleh
E. J. Ruddy
South Side Base Ball Club
Scranton
Local Baseball Challenges and Results Across Town
The Tribune lists upcoming games on Jones grounds and Hollow grounds with teams Grassy Island South Side Violets Twilight and Pounders facing Holfords Violets and Loyal Legion Drum corps upcoming July dates July 14 15 18 19 plus scores South Side Violets beat Cubs 6 3 Apollos fell to Violets 2 1 meanwhile Park Place Defenders and Little England Stars engage in scheduled contests as reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawannas
Athletic Park
C. J. Ruddy
Dashera
Old Forge
Priceburg
Dan Holland
South Aide Btars
Paso Btealers
Cork
Loyal Legion
Laurel Hill Park
Unda
Boore
Boens
Crvenant
Jones
The
Tribune
B. Lloyd
T. Mason
Grassy Island
Holfords
Feekville
Goon Nap Ponsible
C. Thomas
J. Zucke
Pounders
the Violets
Jake Macker
Jack Everhardt
Kitz Fudicker
Twilight Baseball Club
Violets
South Side
the Tribune
Art Convey
Peter Armebey
Little England Stars
BP. Foster
Scranton
Park Place
T. L. Sayers
South Side Violets
Cubans
Apollos
Beore
Central Railroad Timetable June 27 Announces Trains Scranton to Major Points
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable in effect June 27 lists trains from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre and other destinations with multiple daily departures including express services to New York Newark and Elizabeth. Through tickets available at station agents. Officials H P Baldwin General Passenger Agent J H Olhausen General Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Efpect
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
New York
Newark and
Elisabeth
Philadelphia
Reading
Newark
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Liberty Street
North River
Reney
H. P. Baldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Train schedules for Scranton area lines on June 1
Train departures from Scranton and nearby stations list daily times for eastbound and westbound services. Highlights include express for New York Philadelphia Utica and Binghamton routes with multiple morning and afternoon departures, connections at Buffalo and Northumberland, and Parlor and sleeping coach services. District Passenger Agent M. Smith offers pocket timetables at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Points East
Ekston
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Washington and
Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Path
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Ee and Wey Station
Nicholson
S. Pinghamton
Utica
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamaport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Kingston
Expres
M. Smith
Train Schedules From Scranton May Slat 1507
Trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate Erie points at 6 40 a m and 6 20 p m, with detona trains for the Artel and local points at 6 45 a m and 6 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Erie Railroad
Hawley, Lake
Lehigh Valley Rail Schedule and Connecting Lines
Lehigh Valley Railroad system details travel routes to Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia New York via D L and W RR and other lines. Pullman parlor cars and Lehigh Valley chair cars operate between Wilkes-Barre and major cities with several daily departure times and intermediate stops including White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and Towanda Ithaca and Elmira. Officials listed include CHAB Gen Supt B Lee Gen Pass Agt A W Nonnemacher Aset and South Bethlehem office address.
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UNE Wi
Philadelphia
York
Hazteton
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Pranetphtermedec
Ital
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Tuffalo
Icien Bridge
Olliir
Supt
Chab
B. Lee
Jian Pasa
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacher
Aset
Gen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lackawanna County
Special Endeavor Service
Jubilee Committee
Dr. Pierce
Rascom Vanover
I R .O
Elopers
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Mary Swick
Carrie Murray
Lou Mace
Peckville
Eliza B. Osborne
Starlight Quartette
Naboth Osborne
Missdith Davis
B. B. Osborne
Thomas Jopling
Elijah Stevens
Messia
Walkey
Bovard
G. W. Walters
Morie Shiffer
Mies Magele Winter
Main Street
Cvellats
Sadie Bush
Ambrose Conklin
Treverton
Maggie Winter
Fred
Friend
Frank Jermyn
Samuel Warner
Joseph Phillips
Joseph Jay
Dunmore
Edward Owens
Connecticut
Samuel Watere
England
Wales
Primitive Methodist Church
George McLaughliin
Maggie Lewis
Kate Roberts
Second Street
John Piel
Forest City
Stella Lowry
Fred Jordan
Scott
Alfred Helmes
Eugene Hudson
Kate Reese
Sarah Bengough
Leake Idlewild
Ayoran
Res
M. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago, & Sons
Boston
Susquehanna County
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Pennsylvania
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Wa. M. Bates
B.L.M. Bats
Pew
Egemank Noroughy
Times
Everett
Pura Mountain
Cuisina
Fern Hall Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
Atwood
Manacer
Dundaff, Pa
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Leo. Murray
Heart Laka
Alford Station
Matthew
First Avenue
Asbury Park
N. J
G. W. Matthews
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor
Mr. Ruddy
Lackawanna South Side
Paige Roe
Safe Atlantic Refining CO
Bere
Morgan & Lets
Vitaly i
Matthews
the Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Jas. A. Banister Co
Shoes
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lagkawanna Lumber
Mufacturer
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Stationan
Enine
Boles
Mig
Aseron
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Pottevite
R. Wood
B. Hutchinson
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lacka
Western
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Ranton
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Bos Sohek
New England
Ware
Tenlet Valley
Renna
KR. R
Jehigh Valle
R. I
Blac
North
Boon
U As
Burdick
CROSS
Gcranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Schanton Division
ISH7
Franklin
West Wind Street Cove
Weehawken
Hancock Coe
Starlight Ag Foie
Preston Park
Ig Winwhaya Poyntelle
Uniondale
Sia
Emir White Bridge
Winton
Providence
Sorento
Aigplt
Pnrers
Kaprona
Ally
Ontario
Western Rac
Pasa
Beraglon Pa
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