Local Beaux and Stage Shine at Peg Woffington Show
Last night Honesdale audiences praised Peg Woffington the musical comedy at the opera house. Florence Ham starred with acclaim as Peg while Blanche Wood Martha Jerking Frank Monaghen and James Finnerty drew applause. The choruses and orchestra also earned praise as the program satisfied a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Woffington
Honesdale
Florence Ham
Peg
Blanche Wood
Martha Jerking
Frank Monaghen
James Finnerty
T. G. Coughlin
Dundaff Street
Susie Barks
Gertrude Collins
Newton Lake
Aliee
Jevnle Butler
Emma Edgar
Providence
Grace Humphrey
Eva Whitney
Susquehanna
George J. Beneton
Salem Avenue
Wit Phillips
Visst
C@nlers
Hobart
New York State
Brack Arnold
Belmonttreet
G. W. Norris
Ora Stephenson
J. W. Rogers
Canaan Street
L. A. Bassett
Potteville
Bust
Local notes from Honesdale including visits and travel
Mrs David Menner and her family spend two weeks at Elmhurst while Company F departs at 1 p m to join the Thirteenth regiment in Scranton. The Pex Woffington troupe leaves for Carbondale after a church benefit performance. Several visitors drop by from Danville New York New Jersey Towanda and Elk Lake with vacations and social calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Menner
Relf
Elmhurst
Scranton
Sarah Deen
Danville
William Romaine
New York
T. Fittcroft
Ontario and Western Railroad
James Hayward
New Jersey
Pex Woffington
Carbondale
Episcopal Church
Florence Ham
Filizabeth Bentley
Blanche Wood
Madge Haman
Martha Jenkins
Nettie Campbell
Antonette Ball
Minnie Brady
Dora Dongle
Eberhardt
Mamie Kelley
William H. Ham
Rechtmeyer
Harry Rockwell
Edward Burns
T. J. Ham
Messrs
Katz
J. Fellman
Henry Tineley
James Finnerty
R. F. Martins
William Ham
Isaac Ham
Vinnie Rose
Elk Lake Cottage
Fred B. Whitney
The
National Bank
Picnic Success At Vandling Hose Company Event
A picnic held last Wednesday under Vandling Hose Company auspices proved a decisive success in every respect despite a severe storm approaching.
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Vandling Hose Company
Scranton and area social notes and local updates
Mrs James Davia and Mrs Charles Nichols visit relatives in town while others travel to Washington Rochester and Binghamton. John Tyler named captain manager of Hallstead team. H D Barnes in poor health. Burglary attempt at R Sayre shoe store. nothing stolen. Baptist church cornerstone laid with funds raised. Prof C T Thorpe injured in wagon accident. WCTU to convene in Susquehanna Oct 3 4. Miss Alice Bernstein visiting brother on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davia
Ruthford Swarts
Scranton
C. BE. Swarts
Main
Charles Nichols
Binghamton
Thie Place
A. E. Benedict
Norwich
Great Bend Reporter
Fred Church
Washington, D. C
Mason
Roberts
Michael Hays
Rochester
N. Y
John Tyler
Hallstead
H. D. Barnes
R. Sayre
New Baptist Church
Cooper
Memorial Baptist Church
CT. Thorpe
Susquehanna School
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Susquehanna
Land
Alice F. Bernstein
Mount Vernon
B. F. Bernstein
Main Street
Community notes from Tunkhannock and nearby towns
Mre John Williams returns to Orange New Jersey to care for her mother. Dr H N Kelly called to Tunkhannock to tend a sick brother in law Gearhart. Mrs W F P Halstead and Mrs Carrie Harding of Scranton visit Emma Harding. Mrs Thornton and daughter Margerie of Scranton visit N R Wilcox family. Bert Knapy’s friends surprise him on his nineteenth birthday with refreshments. Mrs Taylor of Binghamton and Miss Ola Thompson of New York pass through to Tunkhannock. Leroy visits friends in New Milford. Mr and Mrs Edward Bell visit their parents Phil and Bell. Wesley Stephens injures a rib while walling for new school. Montrose beats Nicholson 8 to 4 in a ball game. Montrose and Nicholson to meet again July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Orange
N. J
H. N. Kelly
Tunkhannock
Gearhart
W. FP. Halstead
Carrie Harding
Scranton
Emma Harding
Thornton
Margerie
New Milford
Edward Bell
Philander Bell
Wesley Stephens
Montrose
Nicholson
Montrage
Lawn festival at Methodist church residence
Up town ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church plan a lawn festival at Rev. A W Cooper residence on Wednesday evening July 1 Miss Lou Turver visits Port Jervis New York for two weeks Knights of Pythias train excursion from Port Jervis to Lake Ariil eleven cars carrying about 000 people St Hugh Rafferty Green Ridge visits this week Dr Barnes Honesdale town visits State Senator Hardenbergh resumes duties asbranch train conductor Redmen Prophet generates town enthusiasm Mrs F H Hardenbergh Port Jervis NY visits Dr and Mrs I P Cook Rev C Sieypkins Pecville visits town guest of Mrs J P Simpkins Decker brothers do canpecitor work on Nineteenth Street L Politz new house Oliver Knight and Isaac Harber Green Ridge attend funeral of William Gifford Green Ridge July 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodiet Episcopal Church
A. W. Cooper
Lou Turver
Port Jervis
N.Y
Knights of Pythias
Lake Ariil
Hugh Rafferty
Green Ridge
Ftiectte
Dr. Barnes
Honesdale
BE. B. Hardenbergh
Redmen
F. ‘H. Hardenbergh
Port Jervie
N. Y
I. P. Cook
C. Sieypkins
Pecleville
J. P. Simpkins
Decker Brothers
Politz
Nineteenth Street
Oliver Knight
Isaac Harber
William Gifford
Local social notes include visits and church meeting
Miss Jennie Gardner entertained Beranton friends. Mrs Read and daughter Anna belle visit Dunmore and Avoca. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church had a well attended meeting at Mrs Oakley’s on Wednesday. L D Kemmer heads to Philadelphia for a visit. Rev Elkanah Hully, a Keystone academy teacher, received a call from Montrose Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gardner
Beranton
C. H. Read
Annabelle
Dunmore
Avoca
Ladies' Ald Society
First Baptist Church
D. C. Oakley
L. D. Kemmer
Philadelphia
Elkanah Hully
Keystone Academy
Montrose Baptist
School Sets New Principal and Staffing for Graded School
Church decisions leave pastorate unaccepted as scholars place C. M. Walter as principal and Mrs. Stark and Mrs. Bord as lower grade teachers. Local visitors include Pittston residents and Alaska trip returnees. Epworth league hosted a Water mellow social on Dr Wheaton’s lawn. Visits note Francia Lewis and Mabel Jeffers staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Walter
Stark
Bord
Albert Seibel
John Turn
Lttle
Pittaton
M. V. Townsend
Highland Street
Nicholas F. Rice
Scranton
Rice
Local Social Roundup Lists Visitors and Delegates
William Green of Clifford and a large party meet at Lake Winela with members including Arthur LaMont Lilla Frace and others. Miss May Benedict of Green Ridge visits J W Mullenix. Rev A F Douglass delegates to a Baptist Young People union gathering in Baltimore and will speak on Sunday. Other visitors include Mrs Mina Nickerson, Judson Wells family, Mrs C F Van Nort, Miss Ruth Patrick, Miss Helen Patrick, and Misses Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Clifford
Fred
Lake Winela
Arthur LaMont
Lilla Frace
Wellington LaMont
Bertha Sandycock
William LaMont
Bertha LaMont
Fred Frown
Maud Miller
Archibald Courtright
Elizabeth Frace
May Benedict
Green Ridge
J. W. Mullenix
Mra
Pasha Williams
Jorle
William Williams
A. FE. Douglass
Baptist Church
Baptist Young People'a Union
Baltimore
Ite Dalnga
A. E. Douglase
Ramilton
Mina Nickerson
Afton
Judson Wella
C.F. van Nort
Scranton
A. F. Brighan
Ruth
Helen Patrick
H. N. Patrick
Wood Lawn
Allison Aldrich
West Side
Local Social Notes From Scranton to Elmira
Mrs. RB Lauhehler spends weeks at Delaware Water Gap. Mize Winn Justin staying with uncle Charles Riker. Miss Corry Vosburg trip to Soracton yesterday. A L Vanhorn not improving. Mr W V Good still under care. Ward Datesman and family appear in several entries. Miss Emma Slants and Miss Carrie LaBarr visit Datesman's. Datesman travels to Moosic and Elmira for a week. Professor Greet was in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Lauhehler
Delaware Water Gap
Mize Winn
Justin Ty
Watt Nicholson
Charles Riker
Mias Corry Vosburg
Soracton
A. L. Vanhorn
W. V. Good
Parker
Ward
BP. Cortright
Scranton
Emma Slants
Datesman
Carrie LaBarr
Elmira
A. L
Local visitors and callers greet Hyde Park residents
Rev. F. P. Doty of Hyde Park was in town last Thursday. Miseca Etta Mackintosh and Emily Mellon of Ashley visit Mr. and Mrs. William Allen. George Randall and family from Hyde Park stay with James Vanehn. Hattie Jenkins of Dunmore and Belle Penwarden of Honesdale guest of A. T. Jenkins. Erwin Harnes returns to town after a Kaneas visit. Rev. S. C. Simpkins returns from Hawley. The Consumer's Powder company and several collieries will pay today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Doty
Hyde Park
Miseca Etta Mackintosh
Emily Mellon
Ashley
Mee
Whlam Allen
George Randall
Mra
James Vanehn
Missa Hattie Jenkins
Dunmore
Belle Penwarden
Honesdale
Local Social Notes From Winton and Nearby Towns
WINTON Harry Connors returns home with friends at Mauch Chunk. John Oliver of Pittston visits the Beast and Megan families. Mrs Megan returns from Asbury Park New Jersey. Mrs John Day of Peckville visits her sister Mrs Frank Haines. August Miller of Stroudsburg calls on friends in town. Joseph Blackman, formerly of here now Pittston, visits. Miss Jennie Davia returns home from Witko-Ranne after two weeks with friends. Daniel Darrow of Peckville spends Sunday with Mr and Mrs Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Connors
Mauch Chunk
John Oliver
Pittston
Beast
Megan
Asbury Park
N. J
John Day
Peckville
Frank Haines
August Miller
Stroudsburg
Joseph Blackman
Pitt
Olyphant locals note editor visitor and town scenes
James Kennedy editor of the Oly mhant Record was in town yesterday. Noah Thomas returned home after spending the past week with Hazleton friade. T. J. McNally of Carbondale was a Vickor in town last evening. James Meehan of Lincoln Kent was a spectator at the baseball game at Olyphant yesterday. Miss Minnie Burke of New York is visiting friends In down. William Smith is placing a flagstone sidewalk in front of his hotel on Main Street. An advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies and other items from The Tribune printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kennedy
Olymhant Record
Noah Thomas
Hazleton Friade
T. J. McNally
Carbondale
Vickor
James Meehan
Lincoln
Kent
Olyphant
Minnie Burke
New York
Down
William Smith
Main Street
News of Our Industries Happenings in Iron and Coal Trade
Summary of industrial activity across the United States including rail and electrical growth. Reports note a Boston syndicate buying Morse Wisconsin for a large tannery, Union Steel at Alexandria Indiana resuming with 2,000 workers, and new six to thirty ton coal cars for Reading railroad. Also details water works valves for Allegheny City, a record continental European railway bridge, Bloomsburg Manufacturing building Magee Carpet machinery, and a proposed coal trade committee seeking price stability and enforcement mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Morse
Wis
Union Steel Plant
Alexandria
Ind
Paris
Reading Railroad
Troy
Allegheny City
Europe
Viatula
Forden
Prussian
Poland
Culmere
Germany
T. H. Watkins
Mahlon
Kemmerer
F. B. Sturges
Philadelphia
Modern cures for chronic disease offered locally
Fearful to consider chronic disease spread and severity yet science enables cures. Dr. I B Smith and staff perform magnetic and electrical treatments at 6 Linden street promising results and luring patients to nearby offices. Also Dr Emich offers free consultation with hours listed, promising honesty about potential help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
B. Smith
Linden Street
Emich
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U.S. Gov't Report
Chines Orchestra
Washington National Building and Loan Ascodiation
W. Bryden
F. J. Osgood
Thomas Harris
Thomas Harria
F. J. Qemoul
L. H. Wibcox
Friank Weethalte
Vandling
DR. Reeves
Spruce St
Reeves
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawarma Ave
Hawley
Factoryville
Clark's
Priceburg
Epworth
the Tribune
Hood
Granny W. Cromwell
Mt. Pleasant
Maryland
Ciio
Lal
Lackawanna Ave
Iden
the Bell Clothing House
Lackawanna Aya
Sign OF the Bell
Hazleton
Luzerne County
Empire Dry Goods CO
Great Cut Price
Lacka, Ave
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
the .Dickson Manufacturing Co
Nton and
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