Unoccupied Farm House Burns Near Kern's Glen
Fire reportedly started by a group of Huna and Poles working on the Montrose railway. Local notes mention a Baptist church concert by the Young Women's Christian Association and a Lake Carey picnic by the Methodist Sunday school group. Several residents face health issues or life events, including Henry Burkhiss moving to start a workshop, and weddings and travels around Lycoming County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark and Billings
Kern
Glen
Montrose
Young Women’s Christian Association
Baptist Church
C. J. Reed
Henry Burkhlss
Stroudsboro
Thomas Gunn
Chicago
Della Swartwood
Vine Depue
Anna Searle
P. R. Borden
Keeler House
Huckleberry Mountains
Tritons
Pittston
Clark and Chamberlain
Kehoe
Bchmalts
R. J. Bardwell, Esq
Henry Bell
Christian Endeavor
Boston
Daisy
Lillian Childs
Mary Shook
Ligsie Keifer
Arthur Baldwin
Harry Lewis
W. T. Wells
Hartford
Conn
James L. Vose
Weathersfield
James Vose
Judge Dunham
Local sociables and moves noted in Montrose area
Mice Jennia Wetton of this place to teach at Mountain Valley School. Ralph Carr visits Mrs. Rev. John Davis. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gault of Oneonta visit Mrs. James Millard. J. M. Kelley of Montrose in town. Mrs. F E Wood of Carbondale stays with Mitchell family. Meyele races planned on Keystone tracks next month. Mrs. Tiney of New Milford wheels by. School friends hold reunion at Mrs. Millard’s. George Bell of New Milford visits Fred Bell. Melida Travia visits Mrs. Wi Nam May Ward. Baptist Young People Society held a lawn social at Simon Stein’s. Grant Decker rides to New Milford by wheel. Wedding plans announced for Miss Mary Danther of Newburgh and William Burke of Newburgh. Fred Lambda vacationing at Lake Idlewild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Jennia Wetton
Hallstead
Mountain Valley School
Ralph Carr
John Davis
A. E. Gault
Oneonta
James Millard
J. M. Kelley
Montrose
FE. A. Wood
Carbondale
Mitchell Hose
Keystone
Tiney
New Milford
Gault
George Bell
Fred Bell
Melida Travia
Elmhurst social and obituary notes from local area
Willam Doyle John Jones Olle and Richard Willams spent Thursday at Elmhurst. Willam J Richards of Taylor street learned Saturday of his mother’s death in Wales aged 7? The death occurred on the Fourth of July. Miss Bertha Snow Hyde Park visited Saturday afternoon. Gordon arrived home Saturday from Connecticut where he visited Rev W W Smith former pastor of the Methodist church here since Cirletian Medeaver in Boston. Local folks attended the railroad excursion from Scranton to Elmira. Thomas Jettings Wilkes-Barre visiting last week. Richard Evans Thomas Tally and David Griffiths left with the Thirteenth regiment for their yearly camp. Conductor Reynolds Traction company is in Coney Island on honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Doyle
John Jones
Olle
Richard Willams
Elmhurst
Willam J. Richards
Taylor Street
Wales
Bertha Snow
Hyde Park
Witham EH. Gordon
Connecticut
W. W. Smith
Boston
Scranton
Elmira
Thomas Jettings
Wilkes-Barre
Richard Evans
Thomas Tally
David Griffiths
Thirteenth Regiment
Conductor Reynolds
The
Traction Company
Coney Island
Visitors and locals mingle at Lake Idleville house
Fred D. Lamb reports many visitors from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre staying with relatives, including John L. Richards and Henry Jones. Students, such as David James from Gorngor Theological Seminary, spend vacations locally while others travel from Shenandoah and London.
Outing and Outing Notes Fill Honesdale Week
Scranton resident George Birdsall and nephew William Birdsall enjoy a weeks long Adirondack outing. Amity Baseball club defeated Hawley on Saturday afternoon. The Red Men held a Lake Ariel picnic on July 20. Erie run a large seasonal excursion from Honesdale and Carbondale to New York. Company E leaves Honesdale for duty, while Major George Whitney and Adjutant John Kubach bolster local officers. The thermometer hit ninety five degrees on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Birdsall
Scranton
William Birdsall
Erie
New York
Honesdale
Carbondale
Honesdle
George Whitney
John Kubach
Local Spots and Sports News From Lake Winola Area
Suburban wheelmen Mesers Palmer Northup and Houser Evane rode Sunday at Lake Winola while Mira Agnes McNulty from Archbald visited with friends. Friday pay brought many on the streets as a street fakir performed on the square. The Moosic team beat Olyphant 11 to 10 in a closely contested baseball game with batteries Kelly McDonnell Cleary Kirts and Garbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Palmer
Northup
Houser Evane
Spert
Lake Winola
Mira Agnes McNulty
Archbald
Joseph Gilhool
Carbondale
Moogle
Olyphant
Moosics
Moosic
Kelly
McDonnell
Cleary
Kirts
Garbett
Erie excursion party reaches New York city trip night
A group aboard the Erie popular excursion included T. Mc Bullivan J. J. McCarty and George Griffiths traveling to New York Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie
T. McBullivan
J. J. McCarty
George Griffiths
William A Hore Company Parade Leads City Night
The newly formed William A Hore company paraded through principal streets on Thursday led by President Patrick J Judge and foreman Mattha Beam with a speaking trumpet. The Keg fund picnic at Lookawanna park drew many visitors as weather remained favorable. F Woods residence was decorated with lanterns in honor of the fire laddies, one of the most enthusiastic members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hore
Patrick J. Judge
Mattha Beam
Lookawanna Park
F. Woods
Niagara Falls free park policy proves successful after ten years
The article argues state ownership and open access at Niagara Falls have transformed the area. It notes 107 acres in the reservation, minimal fees, and a thriving wagonette service costing 25 cents for wide access. It highlights improvements, reduced vandalism, and rising tourism while warning about deceptive drivers and trolley pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Niagara Falls
American Bank
Prospect Park
Willow Island
Bath Island Bridge
Bath Island
State Treasury
Park Commission
Viattora
Hackman
What Shall I Do In Nervous Exhaustion?
The excerpt describes anxious, fatigued women and overworked men facing ordinary tasks as mountains due to weak nerves and debility of bodily organs, implying a need for relief or remedy. It portrays the strain of daily labor on exhausted individuals.
Mayfield and Jermyn Clerks to Play at Almini Park
WwW. J Bergen and family drove to Waymart yesterday. A ball game between Mayfield and Jermyn clerks is set for tomorrow at Almini park, expected to draw a large crowd. Sam Mendelson calls the game for blood as Contractor Blair pushes ahead on the Chestnut street bridge abutments. Among locals who are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bergen
Waymart
Almini Park
Mayfield
Jermyn
Sam Mendelson
Blair
Acr
Chestnut Street
Texas Sifting Makes Crude Hotel Demands
In a comic vignette a bellboy at a Texas hotel answers a rowdy guest with sarcastic retorts about towels pillows water and even a lantern. The clerk’s evasive replies escalate as the guest demands absurd provisions and directions.
It's a rapid age and hurried lives in transit
A humorous dialogue reflects modern haste with a trolley car and fender, cigarettes, and headlines of impatience as observers note daily papers report self harm amid the rush. A Montana minister recalls a tense church moment where a new member threatens violence if the preacher speaks louder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Montana
Moon Tid Mer Face and Budget Notes
A fragment from the Boston Budget mentions the Moon tid Mer Face with a scene of a dark cloud over the moon and a fluttering heart. It also includes an advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming to soothe teething pain in babies and to ease diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Winslow
Anthracite Trade Statistics Urged For Market Fix
The Engineering and Mining Journal criticizes current anthracite data as incomplete. It urges detailed breakdowns by size and distribution to guide production and pricing amid domestic competition and varying demand. The piece notes potential gains from accurate size data and fewer noncompetitive disputes among firms. It also reports The Weh Valley Railroad's improved finances and potential dividend if market troubles ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Anthracite Statistica
Siles
Philadelphia
Te- Weh Valley Railroad Company
Reading Company
Goitre cured by magnetic treatment at Linden Street clinic
John Nordin suffered a progressive goitre causing choking sensations until magnetic treatments at Dr. Smith’s clinic. Within two months the neck was normal and he was discharged in good health. The clinic offers free consultations daily 9 to 6, except Sundays, with extended hours Tuesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nordin
Dr. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minnie Bennatyne
Myrtle Vore
Joe McKown
Epworth League
Avoca
Marks
Tioga Street
Archie Banatyne
L. M. Vose
Waterbury
Bernard Davis
Lynn
Cyrus Walter
Misa Ellen Cooper
Waverly
Niagara Falla
Idr. Reeves
Spruce St
Juedber
Rideaus
Feve
Reeves
Dene Sais
Scott Inglis Eens
Taylor
Fred D. Lamb
Lake Idleville House
Mize Libble Anthony
John L. Richards
D. L. Richards
Henry Jones
Thuresay
David James
Bangor Theological Seminary
8. Hughes
Connelton
State of
Jehu
Falla
Commissioners Act
Thomas V. Welch
Hood
Hood's
Pope
Texas
Cyrus
Washington Star
Blir Pollerman
PS. C. E
the Tribune
Hadway
Radway
Draggista Radway & CO
Fta
Reju
Vemare
Lackawanna Ava
Wen
Cassimore
Bell Clothing House
Waenun
Morris
Hazleton
Luzerne County
Empire Dry Goods CO
Great Cut Price Store
Lacka, Ave
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Lackawanna Ave
Dickson Manufacturing
Wilkes-Barr
Ifurniture CO
Wyoming Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!