Community Notes From Carbondale and Nearby
Local items report residents traveling to Philadelphia and Asbury Park visiting relatives at Seleyville Preston Pass Poyntelle and Carlo. Veterans from Lackawanna attend Beven County reunion with Brooklyn drum corps. Updates include hospital progress for Mrs. Dunstan and funeral services for James Foster with Masonic rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dickinson
South Church Street
John O'Connell
Philadelphia
Dennia
Gertrude
Asbury Park
H. F. Reming
South Washington Street
Seleyville
Earnest Softly
Scranton
Rexford Smith
Ninth Avenue
Elmer Brokenshire
Chas. Humphrey
Kate Brady
Binghamton
Kate
Emma Barrett
Fallbrook Street
Mary Riley
Alice Morris
Preston Pass
Poyntelle
Carlo
Raymond
T. J. Maxey
Church Street
John Delaney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Visting
James Gorman
South Main Street
Robert von Bergan
Newell
Alice Rashleigh
Ann Powell
Langford
Alfonso Siriani
Honesdale
Beven County
Stanley Maxwell
Rev. Place
James Foster
Masonic Lodge
Pleasant Excursion by George W West Division Locomotive Engrs
The George W West division No 496 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans an excursion Thursday August 26 to Lake Poyntelle Wayne county. A clam bake under Ward Edwards will follow a noon to three dinner with dining and refreshments in charge of the division. The event features music dancing baseball boat racing fishing and other amusements with trains from Scranton Forest City and connections to bring visitors from the north. Lake Poyntelle is described as a popular resort near Carbondale at 9200 feet altitude with boats available for visitors. Committee members are M Myers O Hudson W Kinney W Wescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. West Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lake Poyntelle
Ward Edwards
New York
Ontario and Western
Scranton
Sam
Forest City
Wayne County
Carbondale
M. Myers
0. Hudson
W. Kinney
W. Wescott
Grand Army camp fire concert at Dundaff Decker's hall
A Thursday evening program at Decker's hall Dundaff features G G Kimball and Rev J W Putnam among performers. The event includes solos duets piano sketches and group singing with a finale of Marching Through Georgia while a grand army speech is given.
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Decker's Hall
Dundaff
Kimball
J. W. Putnam
Trinity Church
New York
Lang
Miller
Fern Hall
EB. Wells
E. Wells
Sonbr
Morgan
Connell
Thomas
Tramps
Thomas and
Scenera
A. P. Place Coates
Scranton
H. C. Wheeler
T. W. Dimock
Brutus
Cassius
Georgia
Baseball Duel at Alumni Park Sees Archbald and Railroad
This afternoon at Alumni park the Archbald and Railroad teams clash for the pennant. A victory by Archbald would clinch the title, while a Railroad win keeps the prize alive with another chance.
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Alumni Park
Railroad
Archbald
Loyal and Personal Notes From Pike Street to Dundaff
Local society notes recount visits and travels of residents across Pike Street Pittston Dundaff and nearby towns. The column lists Miss Mame Boylan Miss Mame Sheridan Miss Nellie Gilboy Mrs Henry Purple and others visiting and returning from trips to Fern Hall Crystal Lake Asbury Park Beech Lake Philadelphia Nantucket and New York City. Several families host relatives including Brownells and Place with extended stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Boylan
Pike Street
Mame Sheridan
Pittston
Nellie Gilboy
Olyphant
Henry Purple
Dundaff
Joseph Brownell
Brook Street
R. Brownell and Son
Jersey City
Mary Watt
Washington Street
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Walter Scurry
Beech Lake
Wayne County
James Dennis
Harry Dennis
Mary Morrigan
Eighth Avenue
Susquehanna
PD. Scurry
Helen
Asbury Park
Myra Saunders
Athens
N. Y
G. A. Place
P. ©. Felts
Crane
New York City
Portland
Maine
Thomas Clark
Wyoming Street
Philadelphia
Daley Miller
South Main Street
Nantcoke
Florence Nichol
Wilkes- Barre
Anna Blanchard
Fred Frank
John Swackhammer
Mitchell Howe
Mra
C. E. van Gorder
Cortland
Miss Maud Taylor
Ithmore
Mig
Annie
Local society news and church notices from Peckville
Nellie Brown of Yateaville visits cousin Carrie Frazier. Mr and Mrs Will Reed of Philadelphia are entertained by Mrs J S Callender. Mrs Myra Ankley expected home at Ashbury Park today. Blakely board of health meets this evening. Frank L Taylor return from Rhode Island visit. Prof J H Call of Scranton in town yesterday. Sunday school trip to Farview postponed to August 10. Methodist services with sermons by Rev S C Simpkins and times given. Epworth League at 4 50 p m. Ready Pay store owners buy Main street lots opposite the Presbyterian church. Eva Hall of West Rod returns from Scranton with Miss Ella Goff and Miss Minnie Trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown
Yateaville
Carrie Frazier
Will Reed
Philadelphia
J. S. Callender
Myra Cnnkley
Ashbury Park
Blakely Hoard of Health
Council Rooms
Frank JL. Taylor
Rhode Island
3. H. Call
Scranton
Arailer
Farview
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Simpkina
A. F. Rizer
F. A. Peek
Main Street
Eva Hall
Weet Rod
Ella Goff
Misa Minnie Trip
Clark
No. 81
C. B. Johnson
Cyrus 8. Weiss
Myers
Wilkes-Barre
Butt
Moses Taylor
Tuttle
Dunmore
Dertic
Archbald Council
George Okell
E. F. Weasel
Petersburg
John Berger
Lackawanna Valley Council
William Watkins
Amelia Caswell
North Taylor
Providence
Bertha Jones
Hyde Park
Calvary Baptist Church
H. H
Lloyd
Welsh Baptist Church
Paul
Corinth
Morgan Bevan
William McMutrie
Moosic
Archbald
Thomas Fox
Plymouth
Stella Curtis
Factoryville
FD. M. Williams
Ryde Park
Presbyterian Church
L. R. Foster
Mary
George Thomas
Moreat Tlome
David Holland
Fifth Ward
Local Social and Business Notes from Throop and Scranton
Throop residents Tillie and Nettie Birtley visit Mrs. John FR Jones. Rev J E Bone of Oneonta preaches in Thureday evening with Rev Fravers Gindall. Erle mines worked twelve and a half days in July. Delaware and Kudson mines idle for boiler repairs. Armin Battenberg and son George toured Scranton. William Parks of C D Winter Co enjoys summer vacation. Albert Moon runs for delegate to Republican convention from Third ward. Prof Taggart returns from Buffalo. Warners of Maine plan to move to Scranton. Budds of Bloomfield, N J visit. Mrs Isaac Jones guest of Griffiths in Waymart. Edith Voeste recovers from illness. Rose of Lackawanna Lodge officers installed by M Campbell and Giles with Past Masters Tucker, Davis, Morgan. Officers include John G Friend W M. Joseph Timby W D M. Drwit Jenkins R S. William Williams I. Terry Langman treasurer. Richard Mellon chaplain. Nicoll conductor. Owens assistant conductor. William Friend. J T Howard Stewart. Samuel Merett trustee. William Davis and John Masilake representative to grand and Lulu Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
Nettie Birtley
Throop
John FR. Jones
J. E. Bone
Oneonta
Thureday
Fravers Gindall
Erle
Delaware and Kudson
Armin Battenberg
George
Scranton
William Parks
C. D. Winter & Co
Albert Moon
Convcntion
Third Ward
Professor Taggart
Buffalo
Samuel Warner
Maine
Smith Budd
Bloomfield
N. J
Isaac Jones
Daniel Griffiths
Waymart
Edith Voeste
Rose of Lackawanna Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
N G. M. Campbell
N. G. C. Giles
Cartondale
Tucker, Davis and Morgan
Mie
W. M
John G. Friend
Joseph Timby
A. R
Drwit Jenkins
William Willams I
Terry Langman
Iechard Mellon
Thomas Nicoll
Richard Owens
William Friend
J. T. Howard Stewart
Local Socials Report With Notable Injuries
Jane Old Porge, youngest daughter of William Carey, was seriously bitten by a dog on Wednesday evening. Mrs John Heeler and daughter of Wilkes-Barre were guests of Lewis Edsall on Thursday. Mrs Anderson and children of New York City visit her brother T J Biowart. The social committee of the Fept Worth league hosted all guests yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
William Carey
John Heeler
Wilkes-Barre
Lewis Edsall
Anderson
New York City
T. J. Biowart
Sohcial Committee
The
Fep- Worth League
Treat of Ice Cream on Wednesday Evening
Mia Santee the delegate to Toronto gave her report which was described as a treat. George Drake Jr and family are visiting relatives in Nichols New York. The two year old child of Andrew Mourer died on Thursday. Henry Zilk of Ransom was calling on friends here on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Santee
Toronto
George Drake
Nichols
N. Y
Andrew Moorer
Henry Zilk
Ransom
Social event and talks at Junior Order No 81 hall
A Thursday social gathering by Junior Order No 81 on Main Street featured speeches by P P S C C B Johnson Cyrus Weiss and other officials from local councils. Refreshments were served and several residents were noted visiting in nearby towns.
Funeral of Mrs. Ann Radford Held in Blakely
Mrs. Ann Radford died Wednesday and her funeral was held yesterday from her Blakely residence. Rev. Peter Roberts officiated. Pallbearers included A W Evans, Benjamin Lewis, John Myrick, William Williams, Thos Ashton, and John Richards. Remains laid to rest in Union Cemetery. Several notices of visitors and upcoming events follow. The Heptasophs plan an excursion to Lake Ariel on Wednesday August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Radford
Blakely
Peter Roberts
A W. T. Evans
Benjamin Lewis
John Myrick
William Williams
Thos, Ashton
John Richards
Union Cemetery
M. K. Harnden
Atlantic City
Mamie Murphy
Wilkes-Barre
Dunmore Street
Harry Buddle
Hoboken
N. J
William Mason
Owen Jones
Plymouth
Mary Dunleavy
Philadelphia
P. W. Fadden
William Hosie
New York
J. WH. Price
Elmira
Jennie Voile
W. HK. Read
G. M. Hull
Jean Williamson
Pittston
D. W. Harris
Delaware Street
William Martin
John Ferguson
Heptasophs
Lake Ariel
Wieland Family Moves Into New Boulevard Home
G W Wieland and family have moved into their new house on the Boulevard road behind the Delaware and Hudson depot. The Storrs Accidental Key fund members will hold a picnic next Saturday in the grave back of the Storrs breaker. Rev Jwancskie pastor of the Polish church is building a new picket fence around his Carmall property. The outside employee of Johnsons colliery No 2 had their photograph taken on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wieland
Boulevard Road
Delaware and Hudson
Storrs Accidental Key Fund
Storrs
Rev. Jwancskie
Carmall Street
Johnson's Colliery
No. 2
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent association convention attendees return
Mrs. T. F. Wells and Mrs. Hannah Cavanagh have returned from Chicago after attending the convention. Miss Lydia Langan of Scranton and Miss Mary Langan of Philadelphia, who visited nearby relatives for ten days, have departed for Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Wells
Hannah Cavanagh
Chicago
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Lydia Langan
Scranton
Mary Langan
Philadelphia
Local Notices and Community News From Clark's Green
Mrs Ella Chapman reports on Sunday evening for league services at Toronto convention. Mrs Ligeie Wells and son Charles travel to Philadelphia for Girard College study. Judson Wells ill with grip. Samuel Smith dies after long illness. funeral at Clark's Green residence with Rev Browe officiating. Ada Jacobs from Kingston visits Emma Coon. Nora Higgins and Emily Archer visit uncle J C Higgins. Mrs J P Skinner leaves Clark's Green for unspecified destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Chapman
Toronto
Ligeie Wells
Charles
Philadelphia
Girard College
Judson Wells
Samuel Smith
Browe
Waverly
Clark's Green Cemetery
Ada Jacobs
Kingston
Emma Coon
Nora Higgins
Emily Archer
Beranton
J. C. Higgins
J. P. Skinner
Thure
Examinations for Women Highlighted in Pinkham Letter
A health column warns unmarried women about medical examinations and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It includes a letter from L. A. of Indianapolis describing relief from female weakness and womb issues after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE
Pinkham
L. A
East St
Indianapolis
Ind
Wayne county visits among old friends noted
Day morning extended visit among friends in Wayne county. Mrs. Dr. Houser and Mrs. Thomas Houser of Taylor called on their old friend Mrs. A. A. Davis on Monday last. Mrs. James Snover of Halstead visits her father Mr. J. B. Austin. Mrs. Lizele Wells returns from Girard college and Belvidere New Jersey. Mrs. J. L. Luteey returns from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. George Post of Hilton New Jersey leave after spending days with local friends. Rev. T. H. Parsons and family of Milford New York visit former acquaintances on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Dr. Houser
Thomas Houser
Taylor
A. A. Davis
James Snover
Halstead
J. B. Austin
Lizele Wells
Girard College
Belvidere
N. J
J. L. Luteey
Toronto
George Post
Hilton
T. H. Parsons
Milford
N. Y
Beers to Succeed Bryden as D and H Mine Foreman
Richard Beers of Richmondale will take over as mine foreman at the D and H colliery succeeding William Bryden. Vandling football players plan a monle in Vandling Grove on September 16 with a half mile open to all entrants. George Tovey, who went to Jerome Arizona about three weeks ago, has returned home due to illness that confined him there. Mrs John Lavin of Carbondale visited the Lavin House Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beers
Richmondale
William Bryden
Vandling
Vandling Grove
George Tovey
Jerome
Arizona
John Lavin
Carbondale
Lavin
Local Notes from West Nicholson and Nearby
Mise Vine Juston visits friends at West Nicholson Alabama. Redney sells property to Mr. Smith of Nicholson who will take possession in November. Rodney moves to Pierceville. A Tatheran minister from Monroe county to preach in Shillings hall this Sunday. Mrs. Silas Taylor is seriously ill. Harry and Jay Austin return from East Lemon and West Nicholson. F S Benedict of Green Ridge calls on friends Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Vine Juston
West Nicholson
Redney
Mr. Smith
Nicholson
Rodney
Pierceville
Monroe County
Shillings’ Hall
Silas Taylor
Harry
Jay Austin
East Lemon
F. S. Benedict
Green Ridge
The Dead Man Hit Him Exhumed by Tide in Spain
A Coruna newspaper reports a village near Benis recounts a revived tale from the Salier disaster. A man, searching a drowned sailor for valuables, felt the dead arm strike his face as the breast was compressed. He died soon after confessing to a priest. The paper deems it true aside from a natural explanation for the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Manana
Coruna
Spain
Bens
Salier
Bremen
Bert
Lynn shoe shop makes Paris exhibit boots in twenty four minutes
A Scribner article describes a Lynn factory feat where a pair of ladies boots for the Paris exhibit of 164 was completed in twenty four minutes with a public notary watching. Seventy seven workers and forty two machines joined the effort using leather cloth bolts and many fasteners to finish the shoes. Since then labor division and more machines accelerated production further.
FEMICURE LIVER PILLS Promote Female Health
The advert claims FEMICURE LIVER PILLS target the liver kidneys stomach and bowels while regulating and strengthening female functions. They purport to relieve constipation headaches dizziness indigestion torpid liver biliousness faintness irregularities backache and dull complexion. Each pill dose costs 25 cents and is sold by Carl Lorenz at 418 Lackawanna Ave Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lacvawanna Ave
Beranton
Clothing viewed by science eye argues for wool over vegetable fibre
A 19th century science essay argues animal fibre, especially wool, is superior to linen or cotton for clothing and bedding. It cites skin health, heat retention, odor resistance, and moisture handling, urging woolen nightwear and porous wool layers for comfort and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Review
L. A
Tomalin
Central Railroad Timetable for Susquehanna Division
The timetable lists trains from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Mountain Park and beyond with various departure times and destinations including New York Philadelphia Reading and Harrisburg. It notes through connections and parlor car service, with ticketing available at the station.
Rail schedule details for Del, Laska and Western lines
Monday travel changes announce 15 percent fare changes with express and local trains from Brann to New York Philadelphia Washington Binghamton Elmira and other points. Connections at Northumberland Wilkes Barre Kingston and Plymouth include Pullman sleepings on all express trains. Information and pocket timetables available from Smith, District Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
J. RB. Wood
B. Hutchinson
Brann
Newing
Toshington Rinway
Toby Hanns
Binghamton
Oswero
Sorthumberland
Pala Wilkes
Yarre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Northumberland
Wulameport
Illmere
Banticoke
Raedate
Parkingston
Smith
Yee Theket oMeo
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Notice
Rail timetable for Monday May list 1897. Trains leave Beranton for Erie and intermediate points at 6.00 a m. For Hawley Lake Arlean and local points, trains depart at 6 45 a m and 6 20 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Erie Ork
Hawley
Lake el
Lake Arlean
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules for Coal Regions
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces train services from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia Pittston White Haven Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and other coal region points on the D&H and LVRR lines. Included are departure times 6 45 7 08 12 06 1 95 28 44 and Black Diamond Express, plus Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Officials listed: Rollin H. Willetir and Chas S. Lee with note on Fermton Office and South Bethlehem arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbondale
Albany
Sbaratoga
Montreal
New England
Fore Honesdale
Wikea
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
R. R
Lehi R Valle
Toe Os Ee
Wilkes-Barre
J. W. Burdick
G. P AS
X.Y
H. W. Cross
Efpect
Bcranton
Philadelphia
New
Pittston
Hizldton
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Blackiamond
Tunkhanreck
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Reibe
Pullman
New York
Wee Phia
Buffalo
Rollin H. Wiletir
Gan. T
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