Local notices from Carbondale gossip column
Ad submissions and job order notices at Shannon & Co. North Main Street will be attended to from 9 a m to 10 30 a m. Many residents and visitors are listed: Miss Grace Silent accompanies, Jerome Wetherby ill at home, Misses Penwarden leaving for Crystal Lake, Miss Lou Simrell returning from Honesdale, Myra Somers visiting Mrs. Johnson, Miss Bell Bowers in Honesdale, Edward Gruslin visiting James Clune, J. J. Moran with Scranton friends, Mrs. Jane Graves back from Corning and Buffalo, Miss Marie Deary visiting Olyphant, Christopher Moran in town, Mrs. Terwilliger visiting Summitville, Miss Elizabeth Burke and May Barrett in Scranton, Mrs. A Moran recovering, Rev. Father Whalen returns from funeral, James A. Burke from Susquehanna, Mrs. C. W. Anderson visiting, Mrs. Phoebe Smith guest of Warren Tappen, Miss Kate Rooney visiting May Moffitt, Fr. A. Shannon visiting Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Silent
Jerome Wetherby
Malfeld & Purdy
Jonnie
Pauline
Emma Penwarden
Crystal Lake
Lou Simrell
Honesdale
Misa Myra Somers
Corning
N. Y
Wiliam Johnson
Washington Street
Bell Bowers
Edward Gruslin
Great Head
James Clune
Dundaff Street
J. J. Moran
Scranton
Jane Graves
Buffalo
Marie Deary
Olyphant
Carbondale
Christopher Moran
Frederick Terwilliger
Summitville
Elizabeth Burke
May Barrett
Screnton
A. Moran
Woodlawn Avenue
Father Whalen
Philadelphia
P. F. Huces
James A. Burke
Susquehanna
Brooklyn Street
C. W. Anderson
Fletcher
Phoebe Smith
Warren Tappen
Falbrook Street
Kate Rooney
Hyde Park
May Moffitt
Woodlaw
Young Indies receive white veil at St Rose convent
Mise Mary McNulty Olyphant now Sister Mary Clara and Mise Anna MacDonough Minooka now Sister Mary Agatha receive white veil. Others who took white two years ago receive black veil and rings. Bridesmaids Miss Moran and Miss Brennan wore white. Mass by Rev Coffey. Bishop O'Asra absent, represented by Rev Alda Luty. Clergy list from Pittston to Scranton attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Convent
Mise
Mary McNulty
Olyphant
Mary Clara
Anna MacDonough
Minooka
Mary Agatha
Mary Buckley
Susquehanna
Slater Mary Ancilin
Elli Boyle
Freeland
Mary Vincentia
Mary Andrew
Pittston
Mary Bonaventure
Archbald
Mary Presentation
Mary Patrick
Momie Moran
Jennie Brennan
T. F. Coffey
O'Asra
Cape May
Alda Luty
8 RR
Apopella
Father Coffey
Neva
Michael Bunce
Maud Chunk
Howard O'Reilly
Wilkes-Barre
John Towghran
Mineoka
P. F. Quinnan
Vitteton
J. J. McCabe
Ayooa
J. K. Jordan
Old Forge
M. T. McManus
Scranton
T. J. Comerford
Arehhalil
Y. F. Broderick
J. 8. Fagan
Great Bend
Clerby
Association of Clerks installs officers and forms committees
The Association of Clerks held a morning meeting on Friday with Nelson Teets of Scranton presiding. Newly elected officers were installed, trustees named, and several committees appointed including press grievance and merchant watch. A petition was planned to close stores at 8 20 p m on specified evenings and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Clerks
Nelson Teets
Scranton
M. J. Horan
J. J. O'Neill
Will Eaton
Retief
George Alford
Daird L. Walsh
Frank Kelly
Thomas Morgan
Press
M. Forbes
F. Wolcoth
Brokenshire
Mimer Brokenshire
M. J. Murphy
Thomas Devaney
John Brown
Boyd Fowler
Walt Moon
Tlwer Brokenshire
Frank Wolcott
Horan
Maurice Forbes
Funeral Properly Held for Mrs. Van Gorder
Funeral services for Mrs. G B Van Gorder were held at the Terrace Drive home with the Methodist choir performing. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed, with interment at Brookside cemetery and many out of town friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Place
Methodist Church
G. B. van Gorder
Terrace
Methodist
L. D. Wolfe
AW Cameron
M. J. Male
I. C. Hathaway
J. M. Alexander
Thomas Levison
Brookside Cemetery
Funeral of William Eitel
The burial service for William Eitel was held Friday afternoon at his father Jacob Eitel’s home. Rev. Charles Lee officiated and preached a consoling sermon. A quartet performed with Thomas, Yarrington, Miss Annie McMillan, and Lottie Eis. Pallbearers were fellow Sons of Veterans camp members Thomas Schulta, George Gilbert, Andrew Bell, Isaac Colwir, C. B. Alexander, and Wil Dinillow. Floral tributes were carried by former shopmates Mark Brendan and Robert McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eitel
Jacob Eitel
Charles Lee
Professor Thomas
Edward Yarrington
Missie Annie McMillan
Lottie Eis
Old Sons of Veterans Camp
Thomas Schulta
George Gilbert
Andrew Bell
Isaac Colwir
Alexander
Wil Diniwwll
Mark Brendan
Robert McM!lan
Local and Personal Notes Visit Highlights
Mrs John Lamb and Ilith son Ethelbert of Brooklyn New York visit Mrs Lambs parents Mr and Mrs Michael Hart on Brooklyn street Mr and Mrs Shanley of Fittston visit Mrs Patrick Fox on South Main street Miss Ligale Scott of New York City guest of her parents Mr and Mrs James Scott on the West Side for four weeks William Loftus of Trenton guest of friends in this city Pridawy Mordames D G Smith and Thomas Orchid visiting Crystal Lake Mrs F I Smith of Leblehton has been the guest of Mrs F L Smith for several days Mrs Annie Loftus of Olyphant who has been visiting Mrs Michael Murphy at South Main street left for home Saturday Rev W A Mason has returned from his vacation Miss Clara Bronson of Canaan street has returned from a visit at Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lamb
Ilith
Ethelbert
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pridawy
Mordames
D. G. Smith
Thomas Orchid
Crystal Lake
F. I. Smith
Leblehton
F. L. Smith
Annie Loftus
Olyphant
Michael Murphy
Sooth Main Street
W. A. Mason
Clara Bronson
Canaan Street
Sidney
Taylor Grays Triumph Over Hickoryes On River Side Ground
The Taylor Grays defeated the Hickoryes of Lawrenceville in a one sided game on Saturday afternoon at River side grounds. Griffiths started for the Grays, Owens pitched, Day starred for the home team, and the box was coupled by OH for the Hickoryes. In other items the Emblem division No. 57 Sons of Temperance plan an excursion to Lake Ariel with matches against Lackawannas and the Moosic Populars for purses of 15 and 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Grays
Hickories
Lawrenceville
Riverside
Griffiths
Grays
Grove
Owens
Howlan OH
Beore
KR Us
North End
William Frisby
Thookion
Frisby
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Grittithe
Hyde Park
W. G. Howells
Main Street
Lillian Howells
Avoca
Myde Park
Providence
William Prince
James Davis
Clyde Park
John Conley
Latiin
Cutthbert Rippon
Rendham
England
Professor Howells
Powell
John E. Evans
Edward
Jermyn
Samuel Baker
John Corcoran
William Cockrill
Isaac Watkins
Stephen Johns
William Woelken
Thomas Cosgrove
John A. Ayers
James Shannon
David Badycomb
George J. Powell
Herbert Henshell
Thomas Griffiths
Frank Bannister
Daniel Holland
William Faraday
Chorge Johns
James Hughes
David Dyson
Curtis Smith
Charles Harding
John Gannon
James Cole
Asper Neagley
John Cook
Ellis Wilson
John Merritt
Harry Hurd
Wiliam Merritt
Carey Lang
Shem Parker
Union Street
Epworth League
Stewarts Memorial Church
DD. J. Powell
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Real Raetate Investment Association
Scranton
Lead Pencil Turns Crime Plot at Ashville Station
Joe, a station master, hides a bag of twenty six thousand dollars while Jim Outhwick plans a strike payoff. Robbers raid the station, the pencil dulls, Minnie aids, and Jim is revealed as the mastermind. Joe survives, with Minnie and the money secured and a thousand dollars awarded to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartan Reform Club
Millie
Jim Outhwick
Jim
Vulcan Mills
Joe
Ashville
Ash Ville
Minnie
Hattie
Weekender Trip Planned by Jermany Doctor and Friend
Dr W W Fletcher of Carbondale and Theodore Townsend of Bacon Street will travel five days by train and bicycle through Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, returning next Friday. The Wadeka Calewash Hungarian assault case dominated Friday night court with long testimony and a jail hold for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fletcher
Carbondale
Theodore Townsend
Bacon Street
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Wasell Wadeka
Mary Calewash
Squire Helmes
H. D. Carey
P. E. Timlin
Samuel Sly
Ralph
John Solomon
McDonald
Moosic
Charles H. Davis
Second Street
Blowfield
Hyde Park
Joseph Waters
Fourth Street
Edward Phillips
L. W. Hoffecker
Grace Williams
Olive Moon
Dreaming of Wagner Opera Echoes in Late Night Talk
George is told to send a helper to fix the wash boiler while Jane, returning home after midnight, tripped in a dark kitchen and fell into the cellar near the boiler and two stovepipe lengths. The quote ends with a wry aside about dreaming of Wagner operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Jane
Wagner Opera
Cleveland F
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule Highlights 1897
Lehigh Valley system announces trains from Scranton and beyond to New York Philadelphia and key coal regions. Black Diamond Express and various routes list morning and afternoon departures with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes-Barre and major cities. Officials include Rollan W. Wilkru, CHAS LEE, and A W Nonnemacher with Scranton office at Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Sera
Scranton
Selpine
New York
T. Rr
Pitteton
Wilkes-Barre
White Fieves
Hagreton
Pottsville
Kor i Tiethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Brigcinal
Patereree Atestions
Black Diamond Express
Tunkhannock
Towands
Elmira
Tthaca
Geneva
Rocksrter
Buffalo
Niagara
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Mutate
Guspenston Bridge
Rollan WH. Wilkrur
Chas
Lee
Pass
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacher
Anet
Fass
Bethlehem
Lackawanns Avenue
Scranton Train Schedules 1897 From Del Lacka and Western
Trains depart Scranton on Monday June 21 1897 with times to New York Philadelphia Trenton Washington Oswego Buffalo Buffalo West and other points. Express and accommodation trains connect at major hubs including Syracuse Binghamton Utica Elmira and more. Pocket time tables available from M L Smith District Passenger Agent at the depot ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Exres
New York
All Points
Aston
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Elmira
M- Express
Utena
Richfield Springs
A. m
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes
Barre
Plymouth
Broomeburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedules Mornings 1897
Partial timetable notice listing train departures from Erie to Wyoming Valley and intermediate stations. Mentions service to Hawley Lake Seancal points at 5 00 a m and national trains for La Artel and tabermediats at 6 45 p m with local and intermediate stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranton
New York
Erie
Hawley
Lake Seancal
la Artel
Pale
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Lackawanna County
Shannon & Co
North Main Street
St Rose Convent
van Gorder
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Noewseo Minn
Taylor
Brown
Smith
Puck
Cleveland Plain-Pdeater
Jerry
Jack
Hector
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Lake Ariel
Ing
Holiday
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
George W. Coleman
Wyoming Valley
The
SS and Basannine
Central Railroad of
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Oorean Beach
Spring Lake
Olmnausen
P. Baldwin
Gen'l Pasa
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Heart Lake
A. B. Crofut, Prop
Alford Station
Termes
Hotel
le Chevalier
Ocean Grove, N. J
Matthew
First Avene
Ashbury Park
N. J
Matthews
the Newark
Oxfords
Jae. A. Banister Co
Wyoming Avenues
Jas
A. Banister Co
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing
Mig
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Agen
J. B. HuTeie
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
LEO Volys
Dember
Wilkes Pare
Siournalg. Park
Atlantic City
Elizabeth
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Athlehem
Conk Ranch
Lebanon
Bunda
Lotvihe
North River
Burtet
Philadelph
H. P. Baldwin
Agt
Olhausen
Delaware and Judson
Albany
Daratown
Montreal
New England
de Tee Honesdale
Wit Oes Ee
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Enhaselhia
Lasntnsaner H. Pe
A. Mg
Bardic
Beranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Erie and
VALE
North Hound
Weehawken
Hancock
Yaie
Poswas
Ontario @ Western
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