Our Pets Win 12 Inning Contest Over South Scranton
In the News of Carbondale the Crescents nicknamed Our Pets defeat South Scranton 5 to 4 in twelve innings in the season’s greatest game. Rogsler Loftus and Ross starred with stellar fielding and key hits as Duff Metiale and Emmett also shone. Loftus delivered the winning run in the twelfth after Tierney’s miscue, while Harrison and McAndrew led the visitors with strong pitching.
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South Scranton
Crescents
Footers
Rogsler
Tappan
Ife
Duff
Loftus
Metiale
Emmett
Murray
Fiarte
Gallaghy
Delaware and Hudson
Harrison
Scranton
McAndrew
Tierney
Boland
McDonald
Dyer
Hennessy
Hessling
Honesdale
Air Murray Ab
Veceerss
C.L
Hurte
McHale
FROST
South Side
R. Nl
E Moore
Poe Eerth
Reinhart
A McDonald
Sid
Au Hennessy
Crane
Coweseesee Eens
Aceeeneeereenes
A Dover
Svnnerneesseeersy
Rohs
Iseed Canceit
Metlite
South
Dyan Et US
Raat Crescents
Ilonnessy
McDeonnald
Fis
Mc Andrew
Balle
Orr
Andrew
Tharrison
I Warrison
Chale Lughy
Cult
Cuff
McDonnalil
Oulanid
Moore
Postum Coffee Turns Health of San Diego Woman Around
A San Diego friend, troubled by nervousness worsened by coffee, switched to Postum Coffee after a December visit to California. Within days her nerves calmed and health improved, with a transformation noted in less than a month and a marriage soon after. The testimonial credits Postum as the key to her recovery and praises the product from Postum Co Battie Croale.
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San Diego
Cal
Sher
Postum
Postum Co
Battie Croale
Reverend May Resigns From First Congregational Church
Rev Thomas F May presented his resignation to the board of trustees after services and will leave to accept a call from Niapick Conn The resignation takes effect August 5 and is deeply regretted by the congregation and friends.
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Thomas F. May
First Congregational Church
Whic
Niapick
Conn
May
M. FE. Ellett
Impressive Church Music By John Evans At Service
At First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning John Evans presided at the organ. His training at the New England Conservatory is evident in theIntermezzo Forte offertory by Henry M. Dunham. The performance showed fine technique and a rich sweet tone promising a bright musical future.
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First Presbyterian
John Evans
New England Conservatory of Music
Henry M. Dunham
Evans
Funeral Mass for James White at St Agnes Church
Funeral services for James White began at 10 a m at St Agnes church Forest City with Rev P J Boland of South Scranton presiding. Assisting were OMalley of Pittston and Father Gorman of this city. choir from St Rose sang. Father Boland delivered a eulogistic sermon. the funeral ended with interment at Catholic cemetery Hyde Park.
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Forest City
James White
St. Agnes
P J. Boland
South Scranton
Buthes O'Malley
Pittston
Father Gorman
St. Rose Church
Father Holand
Hyde Park
Seven viewers sworn in for city lot appraisal case
Six of seven appointees for the Carrie Gaugham city lot value oath before Alderman Jones on Saturday. Present were Alderman Fuller, Attorney Baylor, Attorney Reedy of Scranton, and Hon. Hendrick, Roberts, and Alderman Baker of Carbondale. The seventh viewer, P. J. Horan, could not attend.
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Carrie Gaugham
Cannon Ball’ Road
Sta Uae
Jones
Frederick Fuller
W. W. Baylor
D. J. Reedy
Scranton
BE. B. Hendrick
L. A. Roberts
W. R. Baker
Carbondale
P. J. Horan
Meeting Notice Mentions Local Legal Representatives
The next meeting is set for Tuesday in July. Mrs. Gaughan’s rights will be handled by H. C. Butler Esq of this city and T. J. Burns of Stranton. The Cannon Ball is represented by J. E. Burr Esq.
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Tuesaday
Tribune Defends Wage Request Amid Correction Over Denial
The Tribune asserts a Delaware and Hudson machinists wage request was correct apart from one detail, and accuses a Leader denial of misstatement. It notes Monday as the response deadline, with Master Mechanic Ennis and employer relations described as cordial and friendly.
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the Tribune
Ennis
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Oneonta
Green Island
N. Y
Tribune
Emily
The
Manville
Port Jervis Club Plans Lake Lodore Baseball Match
Carbondale and Port Jervis base ball club will meet at Lake Lodore on July 24 the day of Never sink lodge 243 LB The Brotherhood will run four special trains from Carbondale at 1 80 p m July 23 fare round trip 60 cents United excursion details announced by RK of Port Jervis.
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Carbondale
Port Jervis
Lake Lodore
Neversink Lodge
The
Brotherhood
Patriotic Order Sons of American Band To Give Open Air Concert
The Patriotic Order Sons of American band under EB Bly is preparing an open air concert this week. The group is practicing to blow in unison and may perform creditably. The cycle club headquarters lawn is expected to host the event. Let the band play.
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Patriotic Order Sons of American Band
EB. J. Bly
Cycle Club
Couple Bury Two Year Old Daughter Then Service for Infant
Mr and Mrs Patrick Connor of Shamrock Avenue buried their two year old daughter yesterday. Funeral services were held at 2 o clock and interment followed at St Rose cemetery. Today at noon funeral services for the one month old son of Mr and Mrs Charles McMullen will be held at the residence 61 Canaan Street.
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Patrick Connor
Shamrock Avenue
St. Rose Cemetery
Mirs
Charles McMullen
Canaan Street
Outing for Crystal Lake trip by city and Scranton men
A merry group of young men from this city and Scranton depart today for a weeklong camping trip at Crystal Lake. They will be met by friends near the Crystal Inn on the lakefront. The party includes Joseph Roos ler Stephen Nealon Frank Quinn Harry Coleman James Nealon and John Godwin.
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Crystal Lake
Scranton
Crystal Inn
Lake Front
Messrs
Joseph Roosler
Stephen Nealon
Frank Quinn
Harry Coleman
James Nealon
John Godwin
Upton Girl Places Second at Watertown Pace Race
Levi Patterson's pacer Upton Girl finished second in a nine-horse field at Watertown New York on Friday with a time of 2.23. The fastest time recorded was 2.191.
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Levi Patterson
Upton Girl
Watertown
N. Y
Youth Hurt Climbing Hayload In Clifford Fall
Raymond Early of Clifford, 14, fell while climbing from a load of hay and injured his back severely. He is at Emergency hospital in critical condition.
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Raymond Early
Clifford
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Wugh Shannon
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wugh Shannon of Canaan Street.
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Wugh Shannon
Canaan Street
Return of long separated sisters and local notices
Mrs Thomas Healey of Denver and Miss Kathe Smith of Columbus are visiting Mrs Michael Carden on the West Side. they had not seen each other in forty five years. Harry Dennis of Bradford underwent an appendicitis operation and is resting well. Samuel Smale and David Lewis of Carbondale are visiting Globe City Arizona. Dr J G Harper left for a two week vacation, first to the Thousand Islands then Barrie Canada.
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Thomas Healey
Denver
Col
Kathe Smith
Columbus
Michael Carden
West Side
Hhe
Samuel Smale
David Lewis
Globe City
Arizona
J. G. Harper
Tie
Thowand Islands
Barrie
Canada
Carol Bbital Visitors and Local Trips Highlight Weekend
George Walsh of Boranton visited his parents on South Main street. Annie Gilhooly of Avoc visited Carbondale yesterday. Mamie and Annie Monahan spent the afternoon at the Lancers encampment at Lake Lodore. Mallory and Russell Spencer returned from Ypsilanti Michigan. Captain Thomas Murphy, from the Gettysburg National Guard encampment, was in Carbondale. William Shiffer of Scranton, a Bauer’s band member, visited. Kathryn Doyle of Scranton visited Emma Barrett on Cannan street. William Thorpe of Priceburg and Robert Thorpe of McHenry Ky were guests of Councilman John F. Mannion. Robert Thorpe returns from Europe,en route home, renewing ties with Mannion. Emma Barrett returns to work at McConnell & Co. Miss J. J. Delevan plans visit to New York. Mary Gallagher visited Olyphant friends. Jennie Boyle of New Milford returned home. Joseph Alexander of Scranton visited relatives. Misses Gilhool, Gilmartin, Meehan left for Lake Lodore. Mary McDonough of Cottage street and Mrs. John Caffrey left for New York to visit relatives. Matthews who has been to Pusu Bul week returns.
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George Walsh
Boranton
David Walsh
South Main Street
Charles F. Speer
Ibboken
N. C
IH. W. Powderly
Annie Gilhooly
Avoc
Carbondale
Mamie
Annie Monahan
Lancers
Lake Lodore
Mallory
Russell Spencer
Ypsilanti
Allch
Thomas Murphy
Get‘tysburg National
Kathryn Doyle
Scranton
Emma Barrett
Cannan Street
William ‘Thorpe
Priceburg
Robert ‘Thorpe
McHenry
John F. Mannion
Robert Thorpe
Europe
Mannion
Emma Birrett
Canaan Street
McConnell & Co
Ove
J. J. Delevan
Relatves
New York City
Mary Gallaghy
Olyphant
Jennie Boyle
New Milford
Auuter
A. Gillis
Joseph Alexander
Margaret
Kathryn Gilhool
Terena Gilmartin
Eligabeth Meehan
Mary McDonough
Cottage Street
John Caffrey
Mayfield Yard
DP. Matthews
Embroideries Lot Sales Offer Wide Yard Discounts
Several embroidery lots are reduced in price. Lot No 5 offers 15¢ yard embroideries valued 20¢ to 30¢ per yard. Lot No 2 provides 6¢ yard cambric and nainsook goods at 10¢ per yard. Lot No 3 features 8¢ yard edgings and insertings 12½¢ to 15¢. Lot No 4 includes 10¢ yard cambric nainsook and Swiss embroideries 15¢ to 20¢. Wide embroideries for skirts 20¢ and 25¢ yard. Irish Point galoon reduced to 10¢ and 20¢.
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America
Ecru
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Rossler
Rooters
Susquehanna
Erie “Iyer
Hillsides
Buesser
Susatehanna
Bebee Park
Crescenta
Ayer
MacGinty
Kenrick
Owney McAndrew
Shortstop McHale
Dub” Martin
Dittrich
Honesdalers
Chestnutville
Planesdale
David
Goliathe
Old King Coffee
Joseph White
Gaughan Property Viewers
Charterhouse
London
Ffett
Rue Des Paix
Paris
Boston
Crescents Base Ball Club
Connolly & Wallace Nton’s Shopping Center
Vigoreaux Belge
Vigoreaux Batiste
Batiste
Lisle Union
Fonvis O
Connolly & Wallace
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