Scranton social notes list visitors and travelers
Cc D. Wall of Factoryville and many others from Pittston Binghamton Chicago Corning Philadelphia Stroudsburg Stroudsburg Miss Wright Moffitt Lake Ariel New York Boston Atlantic City and more spend time in Scranton. Local figures Agnes Keating Roche Roche P. F Quinnan depart for Halifax Newfoundland Towanda Philadelphia and European trips as racing riders visit Driving Park event hosts expect a crowd riding event with notable cyclists from Belmar and Storm King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Battle
Pittston
Joseph Fahy
Martin L. Lewis
Binghamton
Scranton
H. Cochran
Chicago
D. L. Drake
Corning
C. M. Edwards
Philadelphia
E. 8. Bell
L. B. Miller
Stroudse
M. A. Bailey
New York Street
Atlantic City
Mary Keating
John E. Roche
Capouse Avenue
Grace E. Mahy
Providence
George G. Mahy
Sanderson Avenue
J. Siegrist
Delaware Water Gap
H. Angie
Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Fr. E. Beers
Internal Revenue Office
Towanda
T. F. Leonard
Lackawanna Avenue
Halifax
Newfoundland
David Pickens
North Main Avenue
New York
Davi P. Roche
New York, Ontario and Western
Hancock, N. Y
Anata P. F. Quinnan
St. Thomas’ Colis
Plains Sathon
E. 8. Phillips
Europe
P. Campbell
Bennett
Miss Campbell
Brooklyn
Camp notes from Thirteenth regiment inspection and duties
Camp scenes show Thirteenth regiment health strong under surgeons Dr Fulton Capwell and Parke. Governor Hastings visit looms as inspection nears with officers praised for orderliness and drill readiness amid heat and patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Capwell
Parke
H. B. Chase
Sample
Fred Sottley
Hastings
Soldier rations meet resistance as meat is refused
Little breading on the rations but some companies refused the meat yesterday and were condemned by Surgeon Parke. Some members protest, but Company C secured Caterer Schiefel and Frank Wackmartin whose services are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke
Company C
Schiefel
Frank Wackmartin
Temperance Reunion Promises Large Mountain Park Gathering
A seventh annual temperance reunion planned for Mountain Park on August 6 draws major railroad support for special trains from Forest City Scranton and other points. Hon John G Woolley will deliver the principal address with W C Weeden and Tallie Morgan providing music. Tickets include round trips from Forest City at 1.00 and from Scranton at 0.95, with reduced rates from all points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Mountain Park
John G. Woolley
Chicago
W.C. Weeden
New York
Tallie Morgan
Forest City
Scranton
Park
Moscow
Nicholson
Central
Carbondale
Peckville
Mooale
Mattes Street Bridge Reopened Full Width on South Side
Mattes Street in the South Side was cleared of scaffolding and material and reopened to full width after the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western bridge construction. The project earned praise for engineering and looks, with city officials noted for their roles. Other notes include local meetings, outings, a new silk mill manager, a planned retirement, and the funeral arrangements for Ella Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattes Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Kt Ia
Mattes
South Side
D. W. Vaughan
Charles W. Westpfahl
Peter Faust
L. D. Powers
Jacob
Will Schunk
Willow Street
Elmira
The
Patriotic Order of True Americans
Storr’s Hall
Alder Street
Twentieth Ward
Minocka
Mounain Hake
St. Mary's
Central Park
Mathew Hofmeister
H. Renard
Pittston Avenue
Taylor
James Connell Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Lake Ariel
Greenwood Presbyterian Church
Ella Coleman
Irving Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Cithollc Cemetery
North End Residents Attend Meetings and Travel
Edward George North End cash star departs for Lake Winola. Mrs J C Clark convalesces on Clover Street. Mrs Stull and son visit Susquehanna county. William Morgan Carbondale ex-Syracuse with Mrs Silkman. Miss Miles summering with Miss Gabriel Moosic to Friday. Howard Benjamin returns to Lake Winola after camping. Providence church Ladies Aid plans Sunday school room repairs. Theodore Silkman to Maplewood. Alvords return from Prompton. Concert planned for Eau Price to aid his family with tickets sold by ladies from five North End churches and the Christian Glee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward George
North End
Cash Star
Lake Winola
J. C. Clark
Clover Street
Stull and Son
School Street
Susquehanna County
William Morgan
Carbondale
Syracuse
F. W. Silkman
North Main Avenue
Miss Miles
Gabriel
Church Avenue
Moosle
Howard Benjamin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Theodore Silkman
Maplewood
Alvord
North Main
Remly Guest in Dunmore News
Mrs. Remly of Topeka Kansas visits Mr and Mrs Oscar Yost of South Blakely street. Ellen Joyce, 37, died at Sporthill residence yesterday afternoon. A funeral is planned later. Mr and Mrs A P McDonough announce the birth of a baby girl at their home on West Drinker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remly
Topeka
Kan
Oscar Yost
South Blakely Street
Ellen Joyce
Sporthill
Patrick Joyce
A. P. McDonough
Weat Drinker Street
Norfolk man touts tonic and stimulant use at home
Dr. W. J. Norfolk of Chicopee Massachusetts says he uses Pillabury's Flour Milla as a tonic and stimulant and always keeps it at home for personal use. The article notes a production claim of 17,000 barrels per day for the flour mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Norfolk
Chicopee
Talla
Recollections of Two Enormous City Conventions
Reminiscences by C. F. Whittemore Luther Keller and J. L. Stelle recount the Boston Christian Endeavor and Baltimore Baptist Young People union gatherings. They praise crowds, unity among churches and the events’ influence, with remarks on decorations welcomes and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. FP
Whittemore
Luther Keller
J. L. Stelle
Boston
Baltimore
Penn Avenue
C. F. Whittemore
Christan Ermdeavor
Lapast Young People's Union
Warren G. Partridge
Gran
Interet
Baptist Young People's Union
Keller
Stelle
Union
Baptist Church
Misa Krigbaum
Miss Dorson
Miss Rowland
Peach cars ordered for gravity and team routes are built
Railroad notes report orders for four summer coaches for the gravity railroad and two coaches for the team road, built at Carbondale in the Delaware and Hudson shops. The Central Traffic association rates between Pittsburgh and the Mississippi river now under tariff, took effect yesterday with hopes of avoiding further cuts before fall. The per diem car rental system gains attention as a substitute for mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Albany
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Dickson Company
Westinghouse
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Central Traffic Association
Chicago
Pisburg
Nurse Mrs. A B Taylor Credits Doans Kidney Pills
Buffalo nurse with Bright's disease details a long recovery after taking three boxes of Doans Kidney Pills. She reports swelling subsiding, complexion improving, and regained ability to walk. She endorses the remedy and notes agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo News
A. B. Taylor
Buffalo
Herkimer Avenue
Bright
Tke
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
N. C
U. S
Cathedral Choir Enjoys Pleasant Outing to Harvey's Lake
The Cathedral choir and Rev. J. A. O'Reilly returned from Harvey's Lake after a day of boating and a light lunch on a clear outing. Jones Freed From Jail After Three Months for Larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Choir
Harvey's Lake
J. A. O'Reilly
Jones
Thomas Jones
Edwards
Frantic courting verses cited from Munsey's magazine
A quatrain by G. H. mocks a suitor whose beloved favors another. The poem notes the lover's futile wooing while contrasting a nearer rival who touches the beloved's heart. William Richard Hereford cites the same source in Munsey's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H
Munsey
Wiliam Richard Hereford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horton’s Bulletin
Norton’s
Weston Mill
C. Wren
Plymouth
Yester
William Taylor
Honesdale
Cc. D. Wall
Factoryville
Louis Lohman
Fannt
E. Atkinson
F. M. Raymond
Penn Yan
Noles County
N. Y
Scranton Friends
Iizzle Shulte
Alice Neare
Margaretta Williams
Crystallake
W. G. Moser
Storm King
Asbury Park
Green Ridge
Driving Park
Ripley
Belmar
N. J
Minyons
Millar
Dermar
Stillwell
Raub
Fremont Stokes
Hospital Corps
Tallie Griffiths
James Mair
John Gibbons
Charles Squier
Phoenixville
George Robling
HH. B. Chace
Fellows
Philadelphia Times
Benson Bevans
W. J. Tracy
J. F. Mattes
Watkins
H. B
Temperance Reunion
News OF the South Side
Tte
Dunmore
Worsford
Railroad News
Pratt, Sootsisus Dese
Rexford
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Martin&delany
Schank & Koerler
Spruce Street
U. E. Crofut, Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
D. L
Cian
E. Grewer
Ol Pystoffice
Garner Penavenue
Spru 1
Barnes
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Ofiladelphia
Sym
Sym Blanks
Corner Pens Avenue
Spruce Strest
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Krarich & Back
Stult2 & Bauer
Jewis
Ill
Lewis
Cork St
Elit Pearees
Globe Shoe Store
Lacka.rve
Evans & Powell
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming
John Hamlin
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
MT. Pleasant
T. Smitf
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Tloney
Mamueagt Ours
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Mgr
Meesra Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Agrawanna Store Association
Cormer Lacka and
Jefferson Aves
Atlantic Refining Co
Markea
Woon
Coal Exchagne
Wyoming Ava
Pine Brook
Per
William S. Millar
Water Co
Center
G. Elmen. Dorf
Megargel & Connell
E.c.ricker&co
G. Ricker SS
Masons, P.O Bot
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