Sisters of Immaculate Heart Hold Nine Novice Professions
The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart, Scranton diocese, at St Rose Convent celebrate a week long retreat closing with reception and nine professing vows. Bishop Hoban officiated and delivered the sermon amid clergy, sisters, relatives, and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Rose Convent
Hoban
Sisters of the Order of the Immaculate Heart of
Diocese of
Scranton
Broce Convent
St. Rose Convent
Alan
Musa
John Murrin
Mise Mabel Loftus
South Scranton
Mary Miran
Margaret McAndrew
Mary Dorovheun
Mary Paula
South Seranton
Mary Forromeo
Baltimore
Dr Whalen Delivers Pleasing Irish Wit at Chautauqua
Rev H J Whalen TD D spoke at Eagle s Mere Chautauqua on The Wit and Humor of the Irish People The Eagle s Mere Daily News called it splendid and praised his wit and newly shared historical facts The audience lingered to express appreciation and hope for another performance He closed with delivering the Sunday sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Eagle's Mere Chautauqua
Eagle's Mere Daily News
Mike Taylor
Jelly camping party arrives in town after Lake Loder recreation
A jelly camping party arrived in town yesterday following a Week's recreation along the shores of Lake Loder. The group included R. M. Vannan and family and L. T. Medland and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodere
R. M. Vannan
L. T. Medland
New Billiard Table for Carbondale Bicycle Club
A new billiard table with the latest finish was installed in the Carbondale Bicycle Club house yesterday. The addition should boost the club’s attractiveness and appeal to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Bicycle Club
Jailed on Desertion Charge McAllister Sent to County Jail
John McAllister of Pike Street was arrested on a desertion charge and taken to the county jail by Constable Moran yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAllister
Pike Street
Moran
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder as a cure for painful feet, corns, bunions, and ingrown nails. It claims to remove tingling and provide relief for tired feet, urging readers to buy the product in drugstores and packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Eor
Marpe Tre Deems Allee & Olmated
le Rey
Deserter Alderman Arrested on Support Complaint
Alderman Atkinson faces charges of deserting his wife and failing to support her. McAllister had gone to New York City some time ago and was arrested on a complaint by his wife upon returning yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
McAllister
New York City
Fernhall Crystal Lake Promises A Social Evening
A musical soiree and dance at Fernhall Crystal Lake tonight features a varied program. Performances include Yeomans Wedding and Prelude in C sharp minor, soloists and quartets, mandolin and guitar pieces, soprano and bass numbers, and piano finale with Etudes Symphoniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernhall
Crystal Lake
Faes
Poniatowski
Raymond N
Hockenberry
Planl
Weve Eee
Reedmaninoff G
Alexander Russell
Merrs
Clark
Bridget
Shepherd
Mesera
Chamberlain
Kate Vannah
Miss Mina Frank
Mersey
Vsrektite
Raymond N. Hockenberry
Schumann
Clark, Bridget
Clark and Shepherd
COUNTING THE POLES IN CITY PHONE LINE INSPECTION
City engineers and company managers toured Scranton streets to tally poles owned by telegraph and telephone firms. Each pole will be taxed at fifty cents as enforcement of the pele tax ordinance continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kupp
P. H. Gilleran
Carbondale Exchange
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Thomas
Coughlin
Lackawanna Valley Eléctric Light and Power Supply Company
Andrew Conlon
Scranton
Scranton Rallway Company
Social Roundup of Honesdale Visitors and Residents
A long list of local residents and visitors in Honesdale is noted, including Misa Ennis and Miss Emma Telaney visiting relatives. James Muldooney moving. many others traveling to Scranton, Carbondale, New York, Detroit, and Crystal Lake. Several workers and store staff are cited returning from vacations or on duty, with Athens references to nearby towns and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ennis
Honesdale
Evans
Seventh Avenue
Ursale Malone
Waymoort
Thomas B. Walsh
H. B. Holtman
Armour & o/s
Scranton
George Chapman
Ben Buerene
Jeffrey Street
Hannah Wyilie
Belmont Street
Uniondale
Kate Pace
Jennie Fox
Annie Brennan
New York City
James Thompson
Coddington & Thompson
Imperial Restaurant
Mountain Park
May Malley
Katie Gordon
Miss Campbell
Carbondale
James MecCawley
Margaret Walsh
Wilkes Barre
Crystal Lake
Edward Roberts
People's Shoe Store
Guy Littl
Honesdale Limited
E. K. Morse
Lucy Hadcock
Clarence Drake
Miskes May
Chissie Fanty
Lena Vogal
Isabelle Moyles
Joseph Faats
Hutter'a Cottage
Newton Lake
Wot
Silverstone
Central Theater
Russell
Yopscilanti, Mich
Mra. Spencer
Mise Marjorie
Michigan
Deaths Sudden Summons Of Anthony McDermott
Anthony McDermott of 62 Bcott street died yesternoon from a heart attack during an illness that began Sunday. He was treated on a porch bed to catch breezes but succumbed before a doctor arrived. A Carbor date native, he leaves a widowed mother and two brothers Thomas of the city and Patrick of Paterson, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony McDermott
Pridget McDermott
Bcott Street
McDermott
Carbordate
Thomas
City
Patrick
Paterson, N.o
Industrious Mosquito Spoils Campers Sleep
A Carbondale camping party returned indoors after an outing as mosquitoes proved bothersome. One camper shared a clipped verse lampooning the insects and urging future campers to beware. The piece mocks late night mischief and the bite driven mischief of mosquitoes in a humorous, rhythmic patter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Quito
Central Labor union opts Newcomb for water plant case
The Central Labor union votes to retain E C Newcomb as counsel in the water plant controversy. The union, representing thousands of workers, signals strong interest in municipal ownership of water for Carbondale. A city sale team and Butler and Comegys attorneys are also involved. A August 15 picnic at Killeen's grove is set to boost the semi centennial fund, with members starting immediate planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Central Labor Union
EL ¢. Newcomb
Beranton
Carbondale
Newcom
Stuart
Butler
C. Comegys
Killeen's Grove
Organist John Naylor Resigns From First Congregational
John Naylor resigns after nearly a year as organist at First Congregational Church. His departure leaves members to regret the loss of his satisfactory leadership at the organ during services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Naylor
First Congregational Church
Naylor
Meetings Tonight For Vincents De Paul and Red Men
Local notices announce gatherings this evening including the Vincent de Paul society Lackawanna lodge and No 208 Red Men chapter. Members are urged to attend as community groups convene for planned discussions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Vincent de Paul Society
Death in Jermyn and Essex County incident reports
Michael Furey of Jermyn, age about 83, found dead at his Main Street home from heart trouble after a day of weather and mass attendance. Coroner declined inquest. funeral set for tomorrow with requiem at Sacred Heart. Also notes Mrs Ward shocked by a storm lightning and a Mayfield man injured by a train torpedo blast near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Furey
Jermyn
Main Street
Michael Muldoon
County Sligo
Ireland
Sacred Heart Church
Emer
Weat Mayfield cows milking thefts worry residents
Residents near Weat Mayfield report repeated cow milking during nights and mornings while owners are away. They threaten to act against the culprit if caught. In other news, Mr. and Mrs. J J Miller and family leave for Birmingham Alabama on a visit. Primitive Methodist excursion date to Crystal Lake moved to July 3 with 7:45 am transport. fare adults six cents, children thirty cents. A ball game is expected at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gency Hospital
Carbondale
Weat Mayfield
J. J. Miller
Elmer
Florence
Main Street
Edward Stephens
Second Street
Thomas Quinn
Sorth Main Street
Fred Snyder
Scott
W. T. Roberts
Taylor
Miles Katie Reese
Peckville
Ebenezer Renhie
North Main Street
Walter Prior
L. Street
Fickness
Local Deaths and Community Notes From Blakely Area
Mrs Yewitt of Third Street Blakely dies after illness since October at age unknown. Funeral tomorrow at 9 with Rev Dr Spencer. Remains to be sent to Tunkhannock for burial aboard 11 45 Delaware and Hudson line. Also notes on visitors and local events including shipwreck viewings and a Grasey Island Hose company picnic set for August 10. An infant of Edwards Law Jer dies with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
May McNichol
Carbondale
Matthew Mackey
Wilkes-Barre
Drugeist
H. FR. Bush
Big Pond
Jennie Patten
Hornellaville
Edward Parry
West Scranton
Arthur Widdowfield
Chicago
Marie Sarge
Scranton
A. Berry
Union
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Throop
Edwards Law Jer
Hill Street
Grasey Island Hose Company
Electric Park
John Brooks
Lackawanna Street
Peckville Fire and Storm Leave Destruction in Wake
A severe electrical storm last Sunday in Peckville caused a lightning strike that destroyed the Lillibridge Bros barn and killed three draught horses. The fire and outage affected the electric plant, with damage to switchboards, a blinded drug-store window, and multiple light poles. Volunteers rushed to the scene and are praised for their efforts amid dangerous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace B. Lowell
Elia M. Brown
Schenevus
N. Y
Nan Gendall
Calvin Boyer
Carrie Brader
F. Gendall
Wittons
Lillibridge
Peckville
Lillibridge Bros
South Main Street
Tribune
Borough Electric Ieht
Edward Barnes
Barnes
W. 8
Cellara
Traction Company
Main Street
Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound claiming it improves mood sleep concentration appetite and energy. Sold by Matthews Co. or Matthews Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Hyde Park residents visit relatives in town news
Priceburg. w' Missee Laura and Katie Edwardes of Hyde Park spent Bunday with their sister Mrs. William Perris of Maple street. Mrs. Greatrix confined to her home cog flickinees. James Meehan leaves today for Philadelphia. Miss Annie Grier spent Bunday with friends in Carbondale. Mrs. William Wilson of Green Ridge also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Katie Edwardes
Hyde Park
William Perris
Maple Street
Greatrix
James Meehan
Philadelphia
Annie Grier
Carbondale
William Wilson
Green Ridge
Visitors and Relatives Reported in Local Notes
The column records Miss Louie Stein of Mount Dewey returning home after a visit with friends in town. Miss Charlotte Wright is with relatives in Wilkes-Barre. Arthur Jones and David Wright of Dundaff Street visit relatives in LeRayaville Bradford County, as noted by a guest of her mother Mrs. Perris on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perris
Louie Stein
Mount Dewey
Charlotte Wright
Wilkes-Barre
Arthur Jones
David Wright
Dundaff Street
LeRayaville
Bradford County
Quarrel leads to stabbing. mine workers form Heavy Hitters
David Thomas and Samuel Masters, Pyne residents, quarrel Sunday afternoon ending with Thomas stabbing Masters in the side. The injury is serious but not fatal. Thomas jailed and released on $500 bond. Outside Pyne mine workers form a baseball team named Heavy Hitters and seek a game with Archbald on Pyne grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomas
Samuel Masters
Pyne
Thomas
Masters
Pyne Mine
T. J. Martin
H. Francis
W. Francis
G. Davis
C. Shilde
H. Powell
J. Shilis
A. Heed
E. Stone
T. B. Carey
Miss Jones
Spring Brook
Susie Powell
Scranton Railway Company
Duryea
Elmhurst social notes and funeral services update
Mrs Snyder of Pitteton visits sister Mrs Curtie. Miss Wintersteen from Scranton visits Miss Ella Waener. Mrs Powell and Mrs Laning with daughter Stella of Scranton hosts for two days. Funeral for Mrs Schoonmaker at Oak Terrace. interment at Fairview. Baptist church lawn social planned. ice cream and cake to be served. Huckleberry expeditions continue. baptist parsonage socials draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Knedler
Lucy Fuller
Luella Dunning
Byron Buckingham
BE. Laning
Offcranton
Elmhurst Friends
Moosic Social Notes From Green Ridge To Typhoid Visit
Miss May O Malley of Green Ridge returned home after visiting Mrs Thomas Boutcliffe Rev John R Davies formerly pastor here preached a sermon in the Presbyterian church to a large audience Miss Mamie Hinds returned after weeks in Carbondale Miss Hattie Dore of Poins spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Peter Wilson Mrs Alfred Smith and Mrs Charles Edgell visited Park Place Theodore Charleston ill with typhoid fever at the home of PD Greene Mr and Mrs Paul Brown of Scranton spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs G H Pearl A lightning strike near George Light's home shocked Mrs Light but she recovered during the electrical storm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May O'Malley
Green Ridge
Thomas Boutcliffe
John R. Davies
D. D
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Mamie Hinds
Carbondale
George Light
Local Visitors and Relatives Open Scranton Area
Residents and visitors arrive at Clark's Summit and surrounding towns this week. Oscar Selick from Elmira visits his brother Edgar while Mrs. Ben Parsons of Scranton returns home after a brief stay with sister Mrs. Benjamin. Mrs. George Parkton of Dalton visits Mrs. Frank Miller and Arthur Weekes from Scranton visits sister Mrs. Dollie Grove. Mrs. Jack Swartz and daughter Mildred of Scranton visit Mrs. Harvey Fritz. James Giddion from the West visits Oakley Beemers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Scranton
Harvey Fritz
James Giddion
West
Oakley Beemers
Fleetville Social Notes Mention Visits and Awards
Mrs Fred Seamans and children from Scranton stay with Mrs N Phillips and Mrs Minerva Hobbs and daughter visit Fleetville friends. Grenville Farnham improves after a serious illness. Be Be Sweet buys a show plane. Mrs Fayette Millard and children from Scranton spend a week on their farm. Universalist church held services last Sunday led by Rev Mr Tillinghast. The church has
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seamans
Scranton
N. &. Phillips
Minerva Hobbs
Felts
Clifford
Fleetville
Grenville Farnham
BE. Sweet
Fayette Millard
Universalist Church
Tillinghast
Local social notes and upcoming sale in Lemon
Clarence George of Sayre visits Tunkhannock. Scranton visitors depart. Miss Avery visits Pittston. The late James Ellis estate to be sold at public sale in Lemon on Aug 3 at 1 pm. John Langan hosts his sister from Olyphant. Camp meeting on August 4 and 11 at the fair grounds with ten cent admission. Mrs. Boyce hosts her New York sister. Ex County Surveyor Cooke surveys here. Miss Boyce of Beranton visits parents on Pine street. Mrs. Purdon buys a Dalton house and lot to reside after October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Clarence George
Sayre
Frank Brundage
May Griffith
Scranton
John Langan
Warren Street
Olyphant
Tunkhannock Fair Grounds
Montrose
Wilkes-Barre
Towanda
Patrick Boyce
New York
George W. Cooke
Peckville
Josephine Boyce
Beranton
Pine Street
W. S. Purdon
Dalton
Clark's Green Couple Celebrate New Arrival
Mr and Mrs Dester Sinsabaugh of Clark's Green rejoice at the birth of a child. The family announces a healthy infant with congratulations from relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dester Sinsabaugh
Community News Highlights From Scranton and Brooklyn Visit Notes
Special to the Scranton Tribe reports visits among locals including Mb and Mes Luce and eon at J A Austin's residence Rene returns from Pan American exposition Anil Sterling is very low Mere Preeton Hollister visits brother T H Rent in Avera Camp plans for pine work near Forest Lake Mo McMillan visits Siehelsen relative Dewitt Tewkolure vacations with Stanton mother Company I Thirteenth Regiment returns from Mt Gretna F M Chennell of Minnesota visits parents Mrs Almira Brown and family visit Mentreee Mies Pewle Chamberlain visits sister at Mentreee Mrs L Ely recovers with new porch and hay window Nach of Binghamton visits brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mes
Luce
Eon
J. A. Austin’s
Mia
Rene
Vieit
Anil Sterling
Mere
Preeton Hollister
Avera
T. H Rent
Herr
Plure
Epend
Forest Lake Mo
McMillan
Siehelsen
Dewitt Tewkolure
Stanton
Mt. Gretna
F. M. Chennell
Minnesota
Almira Brown
Brown
Freak Sterling and Family
Scranton
Mies Pewle Chamberlain
Mentreee
Mra L
Vermont Supreme Court affirms verdict in lightning on telephone case
A Vermont case holds the telephone company liable for a physician's death from an electrical discharge while reading in a library near a telephone. The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that the company was negligent for not providing proper lightning diversion or grounding apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Vermont
Hie
Supreme Court
Lightning Liability Questioned Over Doctor’s Pole Incident
A jury considered whether a telephone company was liable for a fatal lightning discharge near a doctor’s residence. Evidence showed a two-plate arrester failed due to no grounding, despite a plug setup between plates, rendering the device ineffective.
Smithfield Ham Diplomacy With Emperor at Kiel
An American dinner during Kiel canal ceremonies featured a Smithfield ham as the centerpiece. Captain Robley Evans joked with Emperor William II about American pork, and the cook George, a long-time aide to Evans, impressed the emperor with a handshake. The result was daily Smithfield ham and American eggs aboard the imperial yacht, ordered through the German embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Germany
Smithfield
Kiel
Robley TD. Evans
Bob
United States
New York
St. Sebastian
William the Sudden
Diplomatio
Evans
George
William II
Washington
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Susquehanna
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Friendaville
Mary Anicetus
Pittston
Mary Eustechium
Monelenor Garvey
Pittaton
William Hogan
F. J. Melley
South Beranton
P. F. Quinnan
D. J. McCarthy
Mo W. Loftus
S J. Paul's Church
Hugh Gerritry
Ralston
Father Coffey
George Tuxon
Walter Gorman
Anthony Cerrutti
Mother Mary
Sister Crescentia
DR. Whalen
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Campere
E. Cc. Newcomb
Jermyn and Mayfield
Priceburg
Immaculate Church of Conception
Lake Lodore
Susan Harvard
New Castle
Calvary Baptist Church
Harvard
Thomas McLaughlin
Union Street
Misa Yettle Sherer
Clark Summit
W. J. Davis
Hannnah Howells
Misa Henrietta Harris
Railroad Street
Lily Judge No
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Order of Odd Fellows
Mise Marion Perry
Mies
Lizzie Owens
Oak Street
Charlotte Gallagher
Mise Jordan
Elmhurst
Emily Hobbs
Northfield
Minn
Maud DePue
Scrantor
Albert H. Brundage
A. W. Brundage
Baptist Parsonage
Peruna
Alma Cox
Orum
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Columbus,o
Alma L. Cox
Hartman Sanitarium
Ofen
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New York Sun
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