Poor Board Elects Nearest Doctor for Farm Patients
The Carbondale poor district board ordered the steward to engage the nearest physician in case of a patient emergency at the farm while they decide on a formal doctor. The meeting also awarded a plumbing contract to R. M. Vanaan for the poor farm retrofit.
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R. M. Vanaan
Carbondale
Mmit
Gabe
Hisuchase
Koper
Mr McMillar
McMillan
Mbp
Metahe
Mettie
McMilton
Ann McCuho
MetCabe
Mitabe
Mie Burke
Millan
HH. ¢. Butler
Leeds
Almatower
Wott
McMiNiat
rHrovide & Puretier
Iwto Wells
Pewee Cte
Ae Winns
Poa
Carrall
Burke
A M. McPionadd
Evans
von Beek Brow
W. BT Pevans
Fowler
Bullivan
Brennan & Borlan
Wow Grahan
B Kinn
John Medbe
Reality Bateson Amoung Prominent Republicans In Fleetrbeelty Visit
Doctor Reality Bateson of Sonne, a leading physician and coroner candidate, was in town yesterday on his way to Honesdale. He identically met a number of prominent Republicans during the visit.
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Reality Bateson
Sonne
Fleetrbeelty
Honesdale
Doctor’s Travel Note From Nova Kootia Update
Word from Dr. A. F. Gellis reports improvement during a trip to Nova Kootia. He writes from Sydney Nova Sora that he is greatly enjoying the outing and feeling better.
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A. F. Gellis
Nova Kootia
Sydney
Nova Sora
Mine Teresa Tighe Returns from Vacation at Crystal Lake
Mine Teresa Tighe of the Carbondale Telephone exchange force has returned from vacation spent at Crystal Lake.
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Teresa Tighe
Carbondale Telephone Coming Exchange Force
Vacatona
Crystal Lake
St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces Next Sunday Farewell Services
The church plans farewell services next Sunday to mark the departure of a pastor or staff member. Members are invited to attend morning and evening sessions at St Pauls Lutheran Church.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
City Officials Plan Defense in Municipal Water Fight
City Solicitor Stuart and attorneys Butler of Carbondale and Comegys of Scranton confer to arrange defense in injunction proceedings aimed at blocking the municipal water plant. Central Labor Union pushes for additional counsel and there is strong union interest in the equity suit. vote alignment and legal steps discussed at weekend meeting.
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Stuart
H. C. Butler
Carbondale
Yesserday
Ofe
Messrs
Comoryson Butler
Tte
Cheethinewe
Conte Laker Union
Sper
Kispatelek
Belmont Street Pave Inspection Delays Repairs
A representative of Park Paving Company is expected to inspect Belmont Street to assess necessary repairs as the contract nears its expiry. With the surety bond near its end and price disputes noted, the firm may push for payment before completing work to preserve the bond’s value.
Crescent Baseball Lineup for Somhages Game
The Crescent haseball team will line up with Tip Honesdale nine on Somhages Catcher Moran pitcher Sraith shortstop Me Hide fret tose ball seccel Ieee Tract thied hose Moorving lett feta Cul conter fel Enomett vight eb. The gimme will commend prompely af 2 yy mt.
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Crescent Haseball
Tip Honesdale
Somhages
Moran
Pitchor Sraith
Seccel Ieee
Church Services Set At First Congregational
The ine services will be held at the First Congregational church tomorrow evening conducted by Theehan. The evening service consuming only forty three minutes.
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First Congregational Church
Porch project underway at George Mille home
George Mille begins construction on a porch at his residence on Birkett Terrace. Neighbors note the addition will enhance curb appeal and provide extra outdoor living space. Construction is expected to wrap within several weeks.
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George Mille
Birkett Terrace
Visitors and social callers visit Kingston and nearby towns
A long list of visitors and residents greets Kingston area in a social brief. Scranton, Circon Cinove, Hester, Washington Avenue and Pike Street feature repeatedly as locals host and travel. Attendees include Miss Angle Bire, Miss Blanche Lavan, Mrs. Michael Foy, Mrs. Thomas Brien, and Grace Bishop, with engagements from Thursday to Friday and trips to One Ote and Moogle noted.
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James Smith
Kingston
Webbe
Scranton
Angle Bire
Circon Cinove
James Crier
Hester
Hin Pao
Bobh Byles
Elinor Bley
Washington
Aiieet
Beranta
Edward Ole
Wavmart
Wade
Sone
Kadweared
Toon
John KR
Maurice T. Miller
Épanton
Yeaterday
B. Kilhullen
Michael Foy
Thomnas Brien
Sevanton
Blanche Lavan
Purtatun
Catherine Monahan
Harrison House
Mire
M. Uottes
Boventon
Jude Foster
Hilbert Street
Mise Nellie Littl
Pike Street
Ve- Thrne
Scrayiten
Miteos Clara Gilmore
Alexle Grady
Church Meet
John Burke
Caan
Mirsee
Grace Bishop
Margaret McDonald
South Main Street
Wandling
Marie Hineshie
I. H H. Beeler
Moogle
Wiodtwin Davies
Brooklyn Street
Mullaney Brow
Inn
Crystal Like
Lavern Mu
Frances
Lewis Burh
River Street
Henry Stone
Honesdale
Semi-Centennial Talk On All Sides Jubilant Jubilee Efforts
Jubilant projectors report strong progress toward the semi centennial celebration with thriving subscriptions and membership drives. Special emphasis targets a comic booklet featuring local history and notable Carbondale residents, while merchants and civic leaders support the effort through fundraising and promotions led by Prof. A Wilson and assisted by S Singer.
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Sunelliie
Jiblloe Fond
Mustentians Ag Carbondale
Nerchante
A. Wilson Tieany
Inte Singer
Aquerey party camps at Newton for nine weeks with chaperon
Forest ity youths travel with Mrs. Tf. Pontenost to Newton where they camp for nine weeks. The group, named Beeagy, includes Liew Madden, Kate Scully, Anna Paikyn, Cynee Meonhennert, Lettit Brown, Jennie Brown, May Murras, Badie Hullah, Myrtle Martin, Isabelle Johnson, Martha Chelny, and iwen Chelny. Also listed are PHY PHA members and Mechanics George Fisher, Joseph Nicholeog, Andrew Pisted, Lot tle Histed, George Nicholson, Clara Fisher, Mas, Jennie and Ralph Poengelly.
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Aquerey
Hidick
Newton Like
Tf. Pontenost
Cam Beeagy
Misser
Liew Madden
Kate
Joe Scully
Anna Paikyn
Cynee Meonhennert
Lettit
Jennie Brown
May Murras
Badie Hullah
Myrtle Martin
Isabelle Johnson
Martha
Iwen Chelny
SolWitie
Mieces Phy Pha
Newlton Inte
George Fisher
Joseph Nicholeog
Andrew Pisted
Lottle Histed
George Nicholson
Clara Fisher
Mas
Jennie
Ralph Poengelly
Scranton Lawyer Confers Over Defending Accused
The father of Winans Mull is striving to secure counsel for the defense at the trial in October. Yesterday attorney John J. Murphy of Scranton, recently elected, arrived in the city and held a lengthy conference with Hull's father. Murphy is noted as a leading young lawyer with a strong record as district attorney under John St. Domes.
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Winans Mull
Counal
John J. Murphy
Scranton
Hull
Murphy
Peignant Distriet
John St. Domes
Misses Cahnella and Cecilia Cole Return From Crystal Lake Outing
The Misses Cahnella and Cecilia Cole of the West Side returned from Crystal Lake after a week of an enjoyable outing.
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Cahnella
Cecilia Coleman
West Side
Crystal Lake
John Byrnes Guest of Relatives in Toronto Visit
John Byrnes, a student at the Ontario College of Pharmacy in Toronto, is visiting relatives on South Maitland Street and is staying with family during the trip.
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John Byrnes
Atudent
Ontario College of Phatillaey
Toronto
Sudden Death in Jermyn and Mayfield Community
Andrew Biufewsky, a Hungarian resident of Mayfield, died suddenly after a hot evening. Post mortem found brain congestion. an inquest returned death from brain congestion. Other local items note church, school events, and workers returning to the Delaware and Hudson colliery after flooding.
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Andrew Biufewsky
Mayfield
Starewsky
M. J. Shields
Roberts
Shields
John W. Grant
Alexander Stante
Patrick MctCarthy
Thomas Ruddy
James Edmunds
Thomas Bure
Willaam
Davie
John Mason
Becond Street
Delaware and Hudson
Ephesus
BD. Molter
Dinonurse
Primitive Methodist Church
Anreyoon
Richmerd Be
Liberty Lode
Knoighten
Pythine
William
Lake Chapman
Sarah and
Mary Jenkins
Carbondale Visitors Mentioned as Pearson Gibbs Leaves
Carbondale visitors were noted on Third street yesterday. Pearson Gibbs a well known Weet Mayfield young man will leave today for Middletown New York where he has secured a position in the Ontario and Western shops.
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Third Street
Carbondale
Pearson Gibbs
Middletown
Ontario and Western
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary McAndrew held in Olyphant
The funeral procession carried Mrs Mary McAndrew to St Patrick church for a requiem high mass and sermon by Rev John McLaughlin. Interment followed at St Patrick's Cemetery with grandsons serving as pallbearers. Tomorrow services at the Congregational and Presbyterian churches are announced. no evening service.
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Mary McAndrew
St. Patrick's Church
John McLaughlin
St. Patrick's Ceemetery
William McAndrew
Carbondale
Omeer
John McAndrew
William Gibbons
Peer Cannon
Marin Gibbons
Michael Cannon
Bessie Phillips
DeRorest Vail
Montdale
Mise Nellie Morgan
Percey Henery
Archbald Morgan
Scranton
Mise
Georgia Thomas
Kathe
Marc Thorman
Twiniel McShane
Providence
Lewsley
Thomas O Matley
New York
Mamie Boylan
Local Lilacs and Hustlers to battle for purse in Taylor
In Taylor two local teams, the Lilacs and Hustlers, will contest for a $10 purse at the school hall. The Calvary Baptist Sewing circle hosts an ice cream social this evening with pie and cake on the menu.
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Lilacs
Hustlers
Calvary Baptist Church
Elise Ronins
Taylor Methodist Episcopal Church
Bo Henry
Main Street
Fallowe
John Crocker
Epworth League
Ta Eelock
Railroad Church
HH. Harrie
Century Mose Company
No. 2
Columbus
Owo
John Evans
Weber
Artleles
Evang
M. J. McDonald
Mualn Street
Detroit
Mich
Ladies* Catholic Benevolent Association
Taylor Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Beasie James
Gertrude Simmons
J. Milford Morgans
Lake Idlewild
W. OR. Thornton
Margaret
Willie
Archbald
Susquehanna Country
Toxford Cardwell
Grove Street
Clark's Summit Social Notes Reflect Local Visitations
Mrs G O Clark and children from Buffalo visit sister Mrs John Rostedo in Clark's Summit. Leo Raught sustains a broken arm in an accident this week. Ernest Buckley visits his parents in Able Michigan while recovering from a fall. Spott of Scranton works on James Cukford's building project. Ryder camps on the Susquehanna River this month. Hufford couple take fishing trip to the river with good success. Berry and Kays of Scranton spend Sunday with Athertons. Smith family visits Wilkes-Barre. Bull of Scranton boards with Myers in Clark's Summit. E K Hammer returns to Beranton after time with Willan Waters. Woodworth sick at home. Bert Morey of Stroudsburg and Jessie Polhemus of Scranton visit Kate Atherton. Willis Crousdale of Chinchilla arrives after losing two fingers. treated by Dr. Lynet. Lows Atwater and Susie Kelsey of Iowa visit Anna Smith.
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Susquehanna River
M. M. Hufford
Fred Berry
Harry Kays
Scranton
William Atherton
David Smith
Wilkes-Barre
M. Bull
George PP. Myers
EK. Hammer
Beranton
Willan Waters
Woodlawn Park
RR. W. Woodworth
Mize Bert Morey
Stroudeburg
Mise Jeesie Polhemus
Mise
Kate Atherton
Willis Crousdale
Chinchilla
Clark
Lynet
Lows Atwater
Mika Susie Kelsey
Towa
Anna Smith
Priceburg Primitive Methodist Sermons and Sunday Schedule
In Priceburg the Primitive Methodist church holds services led by Pastor Rev W Bentley. Morning sermon at 10 thirty titled Jos for the Bad and Borrowing. Evening sermon at 7 on The Extent of Salvation. Choir directed by Mr W Benjamin to perform five anthems at each service. Sunday school at 2. Mrs G Davis of Main Street visited friends in Berafton yesterday.
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Priceburg Primitive Methodist Church
W. Bentley
Peruna advertised to aid firemen with exposure dangers
An 1890s style piece argues Peruna cures kidney and stomach troubles from firehouse exposure. It features testimonials from Evanston Fire Department personnel praising rapid relief, no delays, and quick cures. It claims Peruna protects against systemic catarrh and helps with cold-related organ issues.
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Fire Department
Evanson
Sumpter
Peckville Church Services and Firemen Concert
Peckville Presbyterian Church led by Rev FH Moon offers Sunday services at 10 00 a m and 7 30 p m with morning topic Two Bands and evening Boundless Possession All welcome Peckville Baptist Missionary service tomorrow at 10 00 a m on Ultimate Triumph of Worldwide Missions Sabbath service at 11 20 a m no evening service Firemen appeal tonight free concert at Wilsons hall featuring Arthur Demming in town visitors Rogers and Ola of Passaic New Jersey stay in town
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Wilsons
Arthur Demming
Wilsons Hall
Wil
Rogers
Lester Ola
Passaic
N. d
Harford Notes and Social Amid Illness and Funeral
Special to the Scranton Tribane Harford July 2 illness touches Montrone family and A T Sweet. Family visits H Tweet of Troy Pa. Norwich residents visit Hammond household. Birthday party honors Hannah Guile Caughlan. Obed Caughlan died nine years ago. Attendees include Caughlan, Moxley, Roepett, Tucker, Anderson, Elwell, Williams, Brainard, Brundare, Jones, Wilson, Streeter, Guile, Stanton, Tyler and others. Paris Tiffany funeral set for Friday July 24 at 8 o clock with entombment in Peek Cemetery. He was 81.
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Scranton
Hannah Guile Caughlan
Obed Caughlan
Merrit G. Caughlan
Chicago
Ann Moxley
Dalton
Nellie Roepett
Helen
W. N. Tucker
Bessie
Susquehanna
W. Anderson
Eleanor Elwell
Francis
Seranton
Sue Willams
Heth
Ridgeway
Fletcher
Gon Walter
Carbondale
Julia Estabrook
Mia Clarence Brainard
Tanner
A. T. Brundare
Minnie Darrow
Clira Watson
Soran
Paris Tiffany
Tie
Peek
Rose
Great Time by Kathryne Aged Two in Philadelphia Tale
A child named Kathryne aged two in Philadelphia creates a playful mess in a bedroom. She pulls a necktie box from a bureau, dismantles a toy lamp, spills lamp oil on her dress, and tears wallpaper before a note ends the fragment.
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Small Kathryne
Strange Flower Scents and Pantry Misadventures Reported
A disjointed tale describes a woman breaking a pin tray and mixing talcum powder with paper and trinkets. Vaseline and cold cream are used in the concoction, while a small coin bank is left behind. Photographs scatter as a mother appears, and a baby commands shoes. A Massillon dispatch details a fragrant plant growing tall like a lilac, shipped to a railway station, then spreading death via flies. The story links a yellow scented flower to a gravel soil near a city, thriving in a sand and gravel pit south of town.
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Keller
Herwinian
Kathrynne
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