Local notices from Lackawanna County Carbondale
Announcements list residents visiting, returning or traveling as well as local greetings and casual notes. Entries mention Shannon & Co. offices hours, C F Rowe’s return, Mr and Mrs Watking’s trip, Rev James Muaione and Father Jee visiting, Ontario trip for Mrs Courtright and Mrs Ditchburn, several residents visiting Scranton Pleasant Mount and Arch Tail, Mr Griffin’s Awbury Park trip, and a pending Archball vs Alumni Park game depending on weather.
Annual reunion of Christian endeavor societies planned
The Christian endeavor societies from Wayne Susquehanna Lackawanna Luzerne and Wyoming counties gather at Farview on Thursday May 5 for a large rally with an afternoon program. Rev J T Stone Ephier chair of the arrangements outlines a state convention in Easton in October. Rouer's band Scranton will perform and a large chorus leads singing. An excursion train leaves Scranton at 10 10 with fare forty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Farview
Wayne
Susquehanna
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Wyoming
J.T. Stoneéipher
Easton
Rouer
Scranton
Miner Hurt by Rock Fall at Wilson Creek Mine
Thomas Pope sustained serious injuries from a rock fall while boring a hole in coal at the Wilson Creek mine. He was crushed to the ground, loaded cars filled the chamber, and the Delaware and Hudson ambulance transported him to the hospital. His back is not broken and no internal injuries are feared. He is under care of Dr. Lamb and may be moved home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pope
Wilson Creek
Delaware and Hudson
Lamb
Funeral services for Miss Annie Gerrity at St Rose
A large crowd attended Annie Gerrity's funeral at St Rose church yesterday morning. Rev W A Nealon led a solemn requiem mass. The sodality gave a floral embien and many tributes were offered by friends. Pallbearers were M J Murphy J J Farrell Martin Gallacher Thomas Keogh J J O'Neil George Waleh Michael McDonoud Patrick Nolan. Flower-bearers were Frank Clifford Thomas Loftus and William Nealon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gerrity
St. Rose Church
W. A. Nealon
Sodality
M. J. Murphy
J. J. Farrell
Martin Gallacher
Burial services for Mrs Jane Phillips reported at home
Rev. T. E. Jepson led the burial services yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Potter on Washington Street. A consoling sermon was delivered and two selections were sung by a quartet of Ella Purdy Lizzie Newton John Bone and Morgan Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Jepson
Jane Phillips
John Potter
Washington Street
Ella Purdy
Lizzie Newton
John Bone
Morgan Watkins
Local Social News From Fall Brook Street and Nearby
New York visitors Alfred McKenna James Reedy and James Purcell stay with John Purcell on Fallbrook street. Weather causes postponement of Trinity church Ladies Guild lawn social at Mrs Rettow’s home. Evang of Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co resumes work after illness near Wilkes-Barre. Dora Burke of Oneonta visits Bridget Kerrns in Brooklyn street. William Coyne of Scranton visits town yesterday. Kittle Tighe of Pittston visits Mary Maxwell on Park street. Mrs F C Marin convalescent after illness. Mary E Hough of Wyalusing returns from visit to Julia Kilkullen on Brooklyn street. Edith Bryson and Hastings Bryson visit Lydia Couch. Mr and Mrs DT Larkin and children return from Crystal Lake after spending part of week there. James Nicol of First National Bank enjoys vacation. J BR Jones employed during his absence. Kate Rooney of Hyde Park visits John Moffitt on Woodlawn avenue. Mrs John Tillaley returns from a week’s camping at Crystal Lake. Cross Country club invites for an informal distance event.
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Alfred McKenna
James Reedy
James Purcell
New York City
John Purcell
Fallbrook Street
Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity Church
E. Rettow
Evang
The
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Hike
Wilkes-Barre
Dora Burke
Oneonta
Hridget Kerrns
Brooklyntreet
Willam Coyne
Scranton
Kittle Tighe
Pittston
Mary Maxwell
Park Street
F. C. Marin
Mary E. Hough
Wyalusing
Julia Kilkullen
Brooklyn Street
Edith Bryson
Mr. Hastings Bryson
Poe
Lydia Couch
Mra
DT. Larkin
Seventh Avenue
Crystal Lake
James Nicol
First National Bank
J. BR. Jones
Lhfe
Kate Rooney
Hyde Park
John Moffitt
Woodlawn Avenue
John Tillaley
Belmont Street
Cross Country Club
Beauty and health tied to Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
An advertising claim extols health as the true attractant for women, praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for improving digestion and blood quality. A Kentucky woman, Mise Julia Hills, shares relief after using the remedy, asserting restored vitality and beauty through better nourishment and complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankind
Dr. Pierce
Julia Hills
Pulth
Mclean Co. Ky
Borough Council Hears Seer Sewer Bid Details and Local News
The council met in fevelar session to receive bids for a sewer on Lockawating and Willow streets. A committee of Tinsley O Maliforan and Ganson will select the lowest bid and await contract. Police pay and other items were discussed, plus a borough pound request and electric light rates. Three suspects arrested after a hotel burglary were sent to county jail. one was released. Wedding notices and visiting relatives are reported along with local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fevelar
Lockawating
Willow Streets
Tinsley
O'Maliforan
Ganson
Wre
Ingh
Jegee Morrie
Olyphant Water Company
Ter Sih
William Adair
Patton
T. J. McHale
Dunmore
William Erbo
Prideburg
Hiaplelins
Reckvile
John Murray
Justice of the Peace Cummings
Olyphant
Thomas Cassidy
James Thomas
John Davis
Cheardy
Thomas
Davia
Thomas Robinson
Charles Johnson
Patterson
N. J
John McAndrews
Lackawinna Strowe
Ola Maxon
William Finloyd
Mintes
Alice Patten
Jennie Voyle
Carbonsiire
Alice Kennedy
Providence
Social notes from the West End and Montrose visitants
Mrs W H Stevens and daughter Vor ie visit Montrose while Mrs Willard E Henry and two children stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Taylor in town. Hotel Wilson proprietor M D Tetts recovering. Mrs William Babcock hosts a Ladies Aid event next Wednesday Aug 4. George Peck and daughter Maria visit from New Agency Iowa. Liberty pole raising postponed due to bad weather. meeting moved to Wilson Hoge company’s room this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorie
West End
Montrose
Willard E. Henry
Chicago
J. P. Taylor
M. D. Tetts
Wilson
William Babcock
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Peck
Maria
New Agency
Iowa
J. D. Peck
Main Street
Citizens Committees
Wilson Hoge Company
Priceburg Joins Expansion at Johnson Coal Company Breaker
Under H I Thompson of Blakely workers start foundations for a new addition to the Johnson Coal company breaker. The plant will rise forty feet on each side, boosting capacity from one hundred to twenty five hundred tons daily. Completion will require months and a brief shutdown is planned in September. The Nonparella lost to the Black Diamonds 1 to 7 in a Sunday baseball game. Goolman and Weiss plan to run a furniture store in the former grocery department. rumors say the post office will move to J N Snyder’s store Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. l. Thompson
Blakely
Johnson's Coal Company
Jermyna
Johnson Coal Company
Black Diamonds
Goolman
Local Notes and Socials From the Borough
Taylor Lilian Howells leaves for Carbondale for a few days with friends. Jamen Connolly, confined at home, will be able to be about again. Knights of the Golden Eagle meet at Reese's hall. Mrs Charles Sayis and children visit then return to Kingston. John Jones spends Sabbath with Mrs John Powell. Showers ease drought fears on potatoes. Borough expenses last year totaled 6801.73 with receipts 5022.86. William R. K. Jones of the Third ward mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Lilian Howells
Main Street
Carbondale
Jamen Connolly
Taylor Street
Reese's Hall
Charles Sayis
Chas
Liesl
Kingston
Candidacy and Local Notices From The Ward
An announcement seeks the ward delegate nomination for the Republican county convention. The Archbald mine setback halted work yesterday but will resume today. Miss Kate Clancey of Providence returns home after visiting Mike Gable Mackin. Cyrus Wolke and local officials speak at a funeral benefit reception in Welventoh's ball on Main Street. Anthony Tiddoer, longtime Scranton Traction motorman, has returned to Tayloring Tongue, popular with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Kate Clancey
Providence
Mike Gable Mackin
Cyrus 8 Wolke
Theonal
FP Johnson
Dunmore School Superintendent-Elect Promises Change
Professor B D Bovard has been elected superintendent of the Dunmore School to fill Professor Houser’s vacancy. Local reactions show regret at his departure from borough schools after five years of service. Other notes: Mr Frank Wale returns from Tunkhannock visit. J L Crawford of Scranton calls. Mrs Sallebury and granddaughter Ami Haker visit Rendham. Prof Davis of Archbald visits. A S Wonni cott of Carbondale arrested over overtime wages. case before Squire A Duffy ends with verdict for Yost. Alderman Lowry seeks Morgan on receiving stolen goods charge. Morgan’s bondsman George Buckingham set at 00. appearance required Saturday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Bovard
Chools
Dunmore
Houser
Bovard
Prank Wale
Tunkhannock
Wotee
Wonnacott
Squire A. J. Duffy
Archbald
Watrous
Carbondale
Homer Carey
Alderman Lowry
Fred, Cramer
David P. Morgan
George Buckingham
Bquire Helmes
Morgan
Robberies at Pottsville and Minersville Reported
In Pottsville John O'Brien of St Clair and Georgy Gibbons of Potts town tramps were arrested for burglary. They are charged with breaking into Councilman Chas W Eate's home, taking two gold rings a watch and $25. In Minersville Joseph Fritsh's clothing store was broken into, with 50 clothing items and $600 in cash stolen. thieves escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
John O'Brien
St. Clair
Georgy Gibbons
Pottstown
Chas. W. Eate
Minersville
Joseph Fritsh
Dowd Awarded 1500 for Traction Line Collision Injury
Arbitrators award Patrick Dowd 1500 for permanent injuries from a October collision on the Lehigh Traction line at Hagleton. Dowd was conductor of the D. S. & 8. train’s car when the wreck occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Patrick Dowd
Lehigh Traction Company
Hagleton
Train schedule for Beranton area June 21 1897
Trains depart Beranton and surrounding stations with routes to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia Washington and western points. Express and accommodation trains serve Binghamton Elmira Ithaca Pittston Wilkes Barre Kingston and more with Pullman cars on all expresses. Contact M L Smith district passenger agent for pocket timetables.
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Beranton
New York
Enet
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Sana
Washington and Way
Binghamton
Oswego
Il Ira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Orris
Huffalo
Bathwest
Tow
Nicholson
Rail Service Updates for Erie and Wyoming Valley
Train schedule notice effective Monday May Met 1907 lists Phil leaving Scranton for York and intermediate points at 6.00 am with additional trains to take Ariel and intermediate points at 4.40 pm and 6.20 pm. Local stops include Manley and Ariel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Scranton
York
Iis
Manley
Ariel
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule Details Anthracite Coal Use
Railroad timetable notes effective June 1 show trains from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre Bethlehem Easton Harrisburg and other points via multiple routes. The document lists departure times 1.50 pm 11.20 pm 12.06 pm and 1.25 pm with connections to Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago routes. Pullman parlor and sleeping car service operates between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia and other hubs. Officials named include H Wilbur and Chas S Lee with offices in Scranton and South Bethlehem.
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Lehigh and Busquehanna
Scranton
Pittston
Willkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantiec
New York
Newark and
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Hp. m
Allentown
Bethlehem
Boston
Hihadelphia
Forong Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Piattavilte
Liberty Street
North River
Whitehall Street
H. P. Baldwin
J. WH. Olhausen
Mondeay
Carnonsal
Albany
Saratowa
Montreal
Dos Neew
England
Fore
Honeydale
Wes Wilkhes-Harre
Newre
Vora Ate
Lal ¥ Alley
M. Cnt
Black Diamond Express
Gnggiania R. FR. Pointe
Pm Ee Ae Gessern ‘Paints
Ichirstater
Sind Express
Scranton Aa Folwa
Carbondale
North
Wilkes-Barre
The
South
Burbion
N.Y
W. Cross
Yee Diske R
Easton
Randi
nnCleal Pitermey
Tunkhantock
Towands
Elmira
Ithane
Geneva
L. & Re RK. BR
Rochester
Jack Diamond
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Harre
Baga
Suspension Ridge
Ollin H. Wilbur
Chas
Lee
Posy
Phila
Roy
Nonnemacher
Paes
Lackawanna Avenue
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Lackawanna County
Shannon & Co
North Main Street
Atoe
Eiven
Burke
Mrnday Avenue
C. F. Rowe
W. Watking
Wayne County
Mine Linsle Campbell
West
Pleasant Mownt
James Muaione
Father Jee
Hawley
Mra HK. OP
Courtright
Mra. C. Ditchiurn
Ontario
Canada
Ho Me
Lindeny
Tenth Avenue
Piel
Elemir
Maria Ferrell
Pike Street
Charles Whitney
Sugqinehanna
Mir
Mire
John Ammerman
Cannan Street
J. Griffin Haw
Awbury Park
Arthur Witowield
Pookville
Boyd Fowler
C.T. Menker
Thre City
Astory Park
Mary Morrison
Flehth Avenue
Bucquehanna
Mise Jonnie Matthewson
Minghamton
Kelsey Purdy
Thomas A. Duffy
TT A. Kelly
A. Kelly
John Gubert
Lake Poyntelle
Alumni Park
Christian Endeavor Convention
Peckville
Priceburg
Taylor
Jermyn
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Crystal Lake, PA
Susquehanna County
Fern Hall
Pennsylvania
HOTEL
Albert
Con Lith Street
University Place
Broaiway
L. & E. Frenkle
Cuisina
Fern Hall Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
E. Atwood, Manacer
Crystal Lake, Dundafl, Pa
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Onale
E. C. West
Mai Tae
Wm. G. Clark
Penn, Ave
Heart Lake
U. E. Crofut
L. & W. Vila Alford Station
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
United States
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Wyoming Avenue
Sean
Mieuiber
Wilbur A, Rice
Albert L, Mills
le Chevalier
Ocean Grove, N. J
Matthew
Flist Avenue
Asbury Park
Ga. W. Matthews
Wut. M. Bates
LM. Bates
rAd
Lestore
Everett
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Seo, Murray
Propristor
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Vet Et Saanity
William Taylor
Lake Ariel
Percy R. Freutchy
Harrington Brothers
Fatman
Bauer
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
League of American Wheelmen
Che Smith
Syracuse
N.v
Ofice
Arcade
Conrad
Lacka Ave
the Newark
Waconmakers
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
WAITE
AD Hardwood Lumber
MILI
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing Co
G Machininery
Neron
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Norristown
Lacka
Western
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Warhington
Onhington
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Wyork
Scranton Division
North Bound
Jadazon
Weehawken
Re Pleasant
Mt. Uniondall
Bondale
Hile Bridge
Jermyn Archibald Winton
Reckville
Olyphant Pryceburg
Throop
Fark Pines
Borantou
Ioitiear
Ewe
Yutoroft
Mate Money
Naereie
Tan
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