Honesdale News Roundup and Local Industry Update
Special to the Scranton Tribune notes Rev James Ware’s August vacation from Grace church and staffing by Trev George C Hall. Reports Irving Cut Glass company growth from eight to twenty six workers and plans to expand. Also covers local baseball game Taylor Reds vs Honesdale with scoring and officials, plus assorted society notes and a sermon by Mr Egge on Labor and Capital.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
James PB. Ware
Grace Church
Beech Lake
Providence
I. I
George C. Hall
Irving Cut Glass Company
Tonesdale
Taylor Reds
Silk Mill Brounds
Lightning Kills Cow as Springville Notes Rain Elates Crops
In Springville on the prior Thursday a cow owned by Dyer and Thomas Taylor was killed by lightning under a tree. Wheat fields near Lake George remained unsettled after heavy rains. The town plans band outings to Montrose and Lake Carey with August events and picnics. Community updates include painting projects, visits from Loomis Lake relatives, and anticipation of railroad widening. An excursion to Montrose for a ball game is planned, and the fourth annual reunion of Company C, 203rd Pennsylvania Volunteers is set for September 3 at Comrade Culver’s home. Theodore Vail leaves Sayre for work at Landlord Kelley, with local shifts in machinery and milling plans.
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Scranton Tribune
Springville
Dyer
Thomas Taylor
Montrose
Red Men
Lake Carey
George MM
Elias Titman
Armina Robertson
J. B. Avery
Loomis Lake
Charley
Ray Culver
New Milford
H. B. Lathrop
Culver
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tunkhannock
Company C
Two Hundred and Third Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Theodore Vail
Sayre
Kelley
James T. Baker
Grace Kellogg
Dalton
George
John Lathrop
Inghamton
Wimmers July 8 notes and birthday greetings
Mrs Joseph Biinch of Throop visited Ire Eldridge Martin recently. Mrs F G Ward and son James of Cranton stayed at Hotel Wimmers on the 25th Inet. Cora Maddox travels to Jamestown N Y to celebrate her grandmother’s 92nd birthday. Mrs Barclay visits Mrs Anjamin Hader Providence. The bridge superintendent tour continues.
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Scranton Tribune
Wimmers
Joseph Biinch
Throop
Eldridge Martin
F. G. Ward
James, Ofcranton
Hotel Wimers
Cora Maddox
John ‘Otts
Jamestown
N. Y
Herrandmother
Barclay
Texas Woman Finds Relief After Six Years With Diarrhea Remedy
Mia of Morgan Texas describes a six year battle with severe diarrhea and abdominal pain. After trying many doctors and treatments she used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy following an advertisement and reports a miraculous recovery from one bottle, despite the cost.
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Mia
Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosque County
Chamberlain
Gale
Dundaff Stockholder Dispute Spills Into Street Wires
In Dundaff on Thursday a conflict between two local telephone lines erupted when Line No 2 attempted to string wires on the same street side as Line No 1. A $20 stockholder opposed the move, calling in a sawmill to add twelve foot cross-arms, but Uber Burns halted the plan and ordered existing arms kept. The scene calmed after his intervention as Decker’s Hotel faced a busy season accommodating visitors. The community later noted a sunshine service at the Baptist church and a church sermon for children by Rev W R Tinker. Other local residents and visitors were mentioned including Skeels of Carbondale, Mrs Davis of Carbondale, and Mrs Olds of Allentown visiting Decker’s household.
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Scranton Tribune
Dundaff
Telephone No. 1
No. 2
No. 1
Uber Burns
No. 1 Telephone Company
Dundaft
William A. Decker
Hotel
Decker
the Baptist Church
W. R. Tinker
O. A. Skeels
Carbondale
Spalding
Baptist Church
Forest City
Davis
W. L. Decker
Local Social Notes From Hopbottom and Surroundings
Mrs. G. W. Peck of Harford visits daughter Mrs. H. E. Bertholf. Eugene Wright erects a new barn. L. L. Lewis leaves for Providence for a month’s vacation. Sunday school 11 with special sermon Aug 1 by Rev. O. K. Geardsley. Mrs. Stark and daughter visit Mrs. Horace Ball. Hortense Allen visits Miss Bessie Tiffany. Ida Tiffany and son Elwood enjoy court outing at Middle Lake. Wrigley family guests of Mrs. W. A. Jeffers. Inda Dunbar visits Ed Ainey at Lathrop. G. A. Roberts and Daisy Smith visit Lathrop. Mrs. A. H. Schlager visits aunt Mrs. DS. Quick. Miss Jennie M. Wrobinson of Hahnemann hospital at Scranton vacationing with D. S. Quick.
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Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
G. W. Peck
Harford
H. E. Bertholf
Ugene Wright
L. L. Lewis
Providence
O. K. Geardsley
Sherman
N. Y
Stark
Ethel
Nicholson
Horace Ball
Hortense Allen
Montrose
Bessie Tiffany
Ida Tiffany
Elwood
Middlelake
W. A. Wrigley
Dorothy
Factoryville
Ladies' Aid to Host Daily Social Tuesday at Church
Forest City notes Prof. Thomas of Factoryville called Friday. Presbyterian Ladies' Aid plans daily social in church parlors Tuesday evening July 29 with ice cream and cake for a small price. Mrs. A I Shennan of Scranton visited aunt Mrs. O F Coyle last week. Henry Williams and Harry Goodrich of Pittston spent Sunday with parents.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Thomas
Factoryville
The
Presbyterian Church
A. I. Shennan
Scranton
O. F. Coyle
Henry Williams
Harry Goodrich
Pittston
Weeklong tent meetings near Mc Millian store attract attendees
Morning afternoon and evening gatherings fill a tent beside Mc Millian's store with speakers and singers listed including Rev James Leishman J H Ballard A P McGough Miss Mary Compton Miss Sarah Haleht Miss Carrie Joslin All welcome. Miss May Burns and John Brennan marry at St Marys church at 7 this morning. Red Men visit Lake Lodore today.
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McMillian'’s
James Leishman
J. H. Ballard
A. P. McGough
Mary Compton
Sarah Haleht
Carrie Joslin
May Burns
John Brennan
St. Mary's Church
Julia Reap
North End
Nettle Druffner
Wilkes-Barre
James Ralph
Black Hills
Birdella
Viola Delble
Albany
Thomas Smith
Taylor Readers Plan Reds Subscription Drive
A movement in Taylor aims to raise funds for a local Reds baseball team and attract semi professionals to play. Community events include Union Mine Workers sessions with prominent speakers and band engagements at Lake Lodora. Several local residents travel, visit Philadelphia, or recover from illness as the town schedules social and educational notices.
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Reds
Lake Lodora
Taylor and Pyne
United Mine Workers of America
Maud Davis
Mauch Chunk
William Powell
Railroad Street
Jo Dangerously Il
Eewin Davis
West Grove
Edward Meehan
Mary Youngblood
Main Street
Philadelphia
John Touhill
Pittston
John F. Tubbs
Tt. L. Jones
Ph. G
Buffalo Medical College
Galtelith Pharmacy
Benjamin Carter
Priceburg
William Athndrews
Washington Street
Wiles
James Walsh
Union
James Deignan
Francis
Richard Cummings
John Moran
Baltimore
M. D
College of Brotherhood
Jennie Luxemberger
Wilkes- Barre
Luxemberger
Scranton
Youngblood
Griffith W. Owens
West Scranton
Birthday Party in Moscow Celebrates Mrs Wilson
Mrs T W Wilson’s birthday celebrated at home by friends last Friday evening. A silver cake dish and a silver butter dish were given. Many locals attended, including Mr and Mrs Stooky, Miller, Webster, Rozelle, Perry, Pelton, Van Brunt, Pesten, Clouse, Davis, Watts, Dunston, Edward Van Brunt, Mrs Bortree, Hinds, Amasa Bortree, and several Misses and Messrs. Proceeds from a lawn social last Wednesday were $16.08. Various locals visited or stayed with friends in town and nearby towns.
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T. W. Wilson
Stooky
W. RB. Miller
8. Webster
Benjamin Rozelle
Charles Perry
I. T. Pelton
Walter van Brunt
Frank Pesten
John Clouse
William Davis
H. S. Watts
Joseph Dunston
Edward van Brunt
George Bortree
William Hind
Forty Fort
May Hornbaker
Scranton Friends
Epworth League
Bardese
New York State
Lyde Sayre
Mount Pleasant
Aaron Helly
Enyan
Maybelle Sweelser
Local residents visit relatives and friends in towns
Archbold Annie Pender of Carbondale spent Sunday with her parents on Main Street. Mrs. Smith of Carbondale visited Mrs. Marvin Myers on Main Street. Mrs. A. J. Campbell and Miss Sarah Gilroy were in Scranton yesterday. Miss Margaret Cawley of Pine Street called in Carbondale. James J. Walsh, a business caller in Scranton yesterday. A. Gerblig of Scranton spent Sunday with his parents on Main Street. Miss Caroline Battenberg visited relatives in Jermyn yesterday. Mr. M. F. Sweeney was a caller in Carbondale Sunday.
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Annie Pender
Carbondale
Main Street
Mrs. Smith
Marvin Myers
A. J. Campbell
Sarah Gilroy
Scranton
Margaret Cawley
Pine Street
James J. Walsh
A. Gerblig
Misa Caroline Battenberg
Jermyn
Mr. M. F. Sweeney
Excursion Via New Jersey Central on August 1 1902
Railway officials announce an excursion via New Jersey Central on August 1 1902 with adult fare five dollars and child fare two dollars sixty cents. Round trip tickets available at listed stations and valid on special or regular trains through August 11. Special train departs Wilkes-Barre and passes through Ashley White Haven and other towns with times noted. G Bester and C M Burt named as general manager and passenger agent.
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Aupgust
Wilkes-Barre
Hagle Street
South Wilkes-Barre
Ashley
Laurel Run
Elks Meeting Prompt Rail Pass Sale in Utah
Grand Lodge meeting of the Elks in Salt Lake City Utah August 12 to 14 triggers a Lehigh Valley rail pass sale Tickets priced at 51.25 valid for August 6 7 and 8 with return to September 8 tickets valid on all trains except the Black Diamond express agents advised to consult for details
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Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehich Valley Ticket Agents
Special Excursion Tickets Offered by Railroads
Lackawanna railroad agents sell excursion tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles from Scranton at 66.25 with return by September 80 for trips tied to Knights of Pythias meeting August 11–22 in San Francisco. Lehigh Valley offers 306.25 to San Francisco and Los Angeles with August 1–23 outbound and return by September 30, excluding the Black Diamond Express. Also Lackawanna sales to Silver Lake at 7.20 from Scranton July 15–August 21 with return by September 1. children 5–12 half price.
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Lackawanna Railroad
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Scranton
Lackawanna Ticket
Cal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Knights of Pythias
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Silver Lake
Ted Men’s Excursion to Atlantic City by New Jersey Central
On August 1 the New Jersey Central runs its eleventh annual Ted Men’s excursion to Atlantic City. Fare five dollars, tickets valid ten days not including day of sale. Special train leaves Scranton at 8 am, stops at Taylor Moosic Avoca Pittston Yatesville Miners Mills Parsons and Wilkes-Barre. Baggage up to 150 pounds checked through to Atlantic City free. For hotels or more information contact ticket agents or J. Swisher, district passenger agent, Scranton.
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New Jersey Central
Ted
Athantic City
Scranton
Taylor, Moosic
Avoca
Pittston
Yatesville
Miner's Mills
Parsons
Wilkes-Barre
Atlantic City
Swisher
Nickel Plate offers low fare westbound rail tickets and specials
An old advertisement touts low rate one way and round trip tickets to Colorado Utah South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and other western points via the Nickel Plate road. Claims daily through service with fine coaches and dining choices, prices from one dollar plus meals. Also lists special round trip fares for a Sunday trip with various station prices and a morning departure schedule.
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Colorado
Uuth
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
R. EE. Payne
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Puggle Department Puzzle Seekers at the Tribune
Historical puzzle for children asks readers to cut out daily pictures and mark hidden objects. Collect and mail or deliver to The Tribune in an envelope marked Puggle Department with name and address. Fastest correct six entries earn publication of their names in Monday Tribune.
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Paige
Tribune
Puggle Department
Hove
For Sale Upper Green Ridge sites and other city ads
Mixed local notices include for sale real estate in upper Green Ridge Lackawanna county, a loan offer from Tullding and Loan with 4 to 6 percent, sealed city bids for sewer basins in Fourteenth Ward due August 4 1902, plus lost purse and ticket details and various business ads across Scranton.
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Upper
Green Ridge
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvine
Sundergon Avenue
Base Ball American League Scores and Details
Baseball scores from games in Philadelphia Preston and Washington. RB Louis defeated Philadelphia with pitching by Powall Ikahoe Wilson and others. Boston and Washington also played. Umpires included O Loughlin and Connolly.
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Philadelphia
Lous
Bytterion
Powall
Ikahoe
Wilson
Nuntings
Behveekengost
O'Loughlin
Baseball Standings and Scores From National and Eastern Leagues
National League games in New York rain delay. results include Buffalo over Worcester 3 8, Toronto 4 over Newark 3, Montreal 1 over Jersey City 0. Eastern League results list Rochester 4 over Providence 1, with other clubs not scheduled. Umpire names Emaire and Farrell noted alongside players Butterlees and Bowerman.
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New York
Rain
F.h.b
Brooklyn
York
Butterlees
Eving
Farrell
Matthewson
Bowerman
Emaire
Buffalo
Worcester
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Erie Railroad Train Schedule Scranton Hawley and Points
Erie Railroad Co. Wyoming Division lists trains from Scranton for Hawley and intermediate points at 8 15 and 6 20 and 7 5 p.m. Sundays and 9 00 a.m. and 1 5 p.m. to New York Honesdale and intermediates with arrivals back to Scranton at 6 30 a.m. 1 07 and 8 15 p.m.
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Erie Railroad Co
Wyoming Division
Trainaeave
Scranton
Hawley
Foval
New York
Honesdale
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable Effective June 29 1902
Train schedule from Scranton to New York and other cities lists departure times at 7 80 a m 1 pm and 2 10 p m Sundays. Express with Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Philadelphia runs via solid vestibule train with one car change to Baltimore Washington D C. Connections to Long Branch Ocean Grove Tamaqua Pottville Reading Lebanon Harrisburg and other points and ticketing through station agent WG Amnsler and C M Burt.
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Philadelphia
Taltimore
Washington, D.C
Aveca
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Bunday
Tamaqua and
Pottaville
WG. Amnssler
Cc. M. Burt
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Mirret June 1 102
Trains depart Beranton at 8 a m weekdays and through vestibule service from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches to Philadelphia stopping at main inter mediate stations. Also connects for Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and for Pittsburgh and the West. 7 am weekdays for Scranton Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. 1 0 15 am weekdays for Bunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. 28 pm weekdays through vestibule train from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville stops at principal intermediate stations 4 0 p m weekdays for Hazleton Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh.
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Wffeet
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Ind
Carlondale
H.R. RR
White Haven
Haxleton
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
TD. & Perr
Black Diamond Express
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tthien
Geneva
D&w. R. TL
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Rollin TH
Wilbur
Cortland Street
A. W. Nonemacher
City Ticket
Public Square
Mirret
Beranton
Wilkes-Batrve
Aleo
Sundiay
Baltimore
Washington
Pittshure
West
Harrisbirg
Thiltimore
Pitt
New York, Ontario and Western Time Table
The timetable lists Northbound trains on Sunday June 15 2002 from New York and Ontario and Western. It shows departures from Scranton Carbondale and other stations with arrival times including around 6 and 9 PM and connections to Beranton Walton Sidney Norwich and other New York branch points. It notes trains to Quaker City Express and connections via R K R for Baltimore Washington and Pennsylvania routes.
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Wala
sunDave
Norte
Mae Teuve Haowverh
Beranton
Carbondale
Tie Traine
Cudosia
Walton
Norwich
Iain
Pmoyntolle
Ma Sidney
Tevlin
Quaker City
Berapton
R. RK
Ryle Baie
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Scranton Business College
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Serninton
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Wyoming Ave
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Replogle & Co
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Elk Cave
Pranklin Avenue
Boranton
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Lay
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