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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1897

Page

12

New Home for C F Rose Prompts Local Move

The new residence of C F Rose, chief clerk of the Erie Jefferson division, was purchased by C Y Rose through Real Estate Agent C H Rogers. The home on Spring Street near Eighth Avenue features steam heat and electric light, with oak furnishings, and moves from Wyoming Street.

Mark Purdy C. H. Rogers Cc. Y. Rose Erie Jefferson Division Spring Street Eighth Avenue Rose Wyoming Street

Changes Considered at Delaware and Hudson Collieries

Times reports several changes planned at the Delaware and Hudson company collieries. William Bryden, foreman at the Clinton mine in Wandling, resigns effective August 1. He will be succeeded by Thomas Jordan of this city, who for seven years has held a mining position at Powderly colliery on the South side.

Ttme Delaware and Hudson Company William Bryden Clinton Wandling Thomas Jordan Jordan Ido

Frenic at Crystal Lake Enjoyed by Local Party

A group of young ladies led by Mrs. Charles Munn spent Friday at Crystal Lake for a delightful Frenic. The party included Misses Kate Munn Isabella Watt Margaret Morey Edith Halley Helen Shields Bessie Teets and Mildred Green of Waverly. The accompanying gentlemen were Messrs. Pendleton Singer Shields Rettew Rutherford Berry Van Bergen and Abbott.

Charles Munn Crystal Lake Kate Munn Isabella Watt Margaret Morey Edith Halley Helen Shields Bessie Teets Mildred Green Waverly Messrs Pendleton Singer Shields Rettew Rutherford Berry van Bergen Abbott

Mozart Band Plans Open Air Concert in Honesdale Park

The Mozart band will give an open air concert in Honesdale Park next Monday evening. On Tuesday they will accompany the Red Men of Honesdale to Scohols Glen for the order’s excursion.

Mozart Band Honesdale Mozart Red Men of Scohols Glen Order

Reds Bow To Old Forge Dashers In Moosic Exhibition

The Reds with missing players faced the Old Forge Dashers at Moosic as Pittston Reds failed to appear. A $5 purse donated by Moosic Populars funded the game. Dashers won 5 to 4 in a competitive matchup amid chatter of local fowl thefts and community notes.

Reds Moosic Luzerne County Pittston Reds Old Forge Dashers Moosic Populars North Taylor Shore Place Order of Odd Fellows Tidd Annie

Miners Bets and Socials Highlight Local Notes in New York Visit

Miss BR and Mrs Ann Timon in New York City visits report, James Brady named Assistant foreman at Glenwood colliery, lawn social at St James church featured Citizens band and music. Governor approves bills on coal weighing miner safety and job exams, Miss Annie Walker visits Plymouth parents.

Cahaney New York City Ann Timon East Side James Brady Glenwood St. James Episcopal Church Citizens Cleveland Plocaninnios Visitation Green Ridge Patrick Bergan Mayfield Annie Walker Plymouth John Walker Plank Road

Scranton Visitors and Local Events Highlight Week

Mrs Albert Reynolds and Miss Gertie Twining of Scranton visited friends here on Wednesday. Rev F W Young attends Epworth League convention at Toronto. Rev E R Williame of Scranton will fill pulpit in his absence. The Patriotic Order Sons of America will hold a free basket picnic in Nicholas grove on July 22 with ice cream, soft drinks, and a band. Trace Parker store was broken into Friday and Saturday night. robbers drilled but failed to steal. John Dean of Scranton visited his sister Mrs Harvey Fritz. A sister of Mrs Edgar Shick who visited here returned to Tanner ville. Messrs Patrick, Lynch, and Hufford left for Towanda to float downriver fishing for work.

Albert Reynolds Gertie Twining Scranton F. W. Young Epworth League Toronto E. R. Williame Patriotic Order, Sons of America Nicholas’ Grove Trace & Parker's John Dean Harvey Fritz Edgar Shick Tannersville Patrick, Lynch Hufford Towanda

Paul and Berea Welcome After Thessalonica Uproar

Sunday School lesson recounts Paul and Silas leaving Philippi, preaching in Thessalonica amid mob violence, then moving to Berea where Jews and Greeks received the message, searched the Scriptures daily, and formed a new church. It contrasts Thessalonica’s bigotry with Berea’s openness.

Paul Thessalonica Mesaiah Moses Furhout Antiocbh Fisidina Silas Berea Irenopolis Mount Bernius Jesus Macedonia

Local Guests Depart and Area Notables Travel

Wilkes-Barre visitors Miknee Anna and Mary Dougher returned home after two weeks with relatives. Felix O Hara suffered a badly smashed hand at Johneans colliery and received care from Dr. Kelly. W L Kennedy of Oneonta visits West Side with parents. Nettie Knapp stays with Stroudsburg friends. Maud Kelly heads to Asbury Park for two weeks. Harriet L Kapp of New York guests Jennie Kennedy at War Ride Aire. William Mason, visiting Hoboken relatives, returns home. May and Edith Hull depart yesterday for a seaside week.

Miknee Anna Mary Dougher Wilkes-Barre Felix O'Hara Lackawanna Street Johnean Dr. Kelly W. L. Kennedy Oneonta N. Y Nettie Knapp Stroudsburg Maud Kelly Asbury Park Harriet L. Kapp New York Jennie Kennedy Aire Williamt Mason Hoboken N. J Misses May Edith Hull Peashore

Farmer Injured While Showing Cow in Butler Township

George Bauer, a Butler township farmer, was seriously hurt while helping his daughter. He was driving the cow away after the calf approached when the animal charged, injuring him near the heart as it lunged at his chest.

Butler George Bauer Butler Township

Allentown to New York and Atlantic City Train Schedules Listed

The notice lists limited train times from Scranton and nearby lines to Pittston Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Reading Terminal and other destinations including Atlantic City Mountain Park Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Boston and Harrisburg. Through tickets and advance applications available at the station. H P Bawin general passenger agent J H Olhauschen general superintendent.

Lehick and Susquehanna Division Scranton Pittston Wilkes-Barre Mountain Park Atlantic City New York Newark and Elizabeth Philadelphia Reading Terminal Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Boston Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsyle Liberty Street North River Tckets H. P. Bawin Poss J. H. Olhausben

Trains Schedule Notice for Scranton Area Elevation

Del Lacka and Western timetable shows trains Monday June 21 1597 from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Trenton Washington Binghamton Elmira Ithaca Utica Northumberland and more. Includes express and pullman services with departure times 2 00 6 15 10 20 a m and afternoon 12 55 3 33 p m with connections at Buffalo Northumberland and Willomaport. Details and tickets at M T Smith District Passenger Agent depot ticket office.

Scranton New York Points East Ston Trenton Philadelphia Washington and Way Hans Accommodation Binghamton Oswego Elmira Corning Hathaneville Mount Morris Buffalo Northwoeat Binghamton and Way Station Pringhamton Paixpress Utica Richfeld Springs Northumberland Pittaton Wilkes Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg Danville Northmberland Willomaport Harrisburg Altimore Washington Carbondale Albany Garetesa Montreal Bos New England Honesdale Wilkes-Barre Berea Core Leniat Valley Roa Mack Diamona Exetea Benndylvania RR R. Pointe Western Saints Vin Enign Wall R. R Uw. m. Oh Ee Ows Snake North South ILM A. Mp J. Albany N.Y H. OW. Cross

Railway Schedule Fragments From Erie 1807

Fragmentary 1807 timetable notes a Monday May Nast listing trains and times. Mentions Scranton region points and a Lake Artel intermediate stop with a 6:45 am arrival. Contains garbled names and times, but references passenger trains from Pftect Monday and Crawley events.

Scranton Pekorme Crawley Ariel Caren Nonat Lake Artel

Scranton to Philadelphia and New York Train Schedules 1897

June 14 1897 timetable details for the D L & W R R and Lehigh Valley routes. Lists Black Diamond Express departures to Philadelphia New York and points west with multiple daily times. Mentions Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes-Barre and major hubs and notes Scranton office contact information.

Scranton Philadelphia New York H. R.A Futzton Wilkes-Barre White Haven Hasleton Pottsville Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Pnicnse Pullman Lehigh Valley Bugare Etcri Hridge Ollin HH Latir Chas Phila

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