Local news notes on real estate and visits in Tunkhannock
Epecial reports Schooley and Bon of Wyoming plan to build a coal yard on East Tioga street this season. Taylor Griffin of Wilkes-Barre visits his wife and sister-in-law in town. Misses Mary and Josephine Boyce enjoy vacation with their parents. Farm dairy plans discussed with Farmers' Dairy Despatch company to erect a milk shipping station at the site with a $2,260 plant and rental terms. Several residents update moves, hotel leases, repairs, and visits among Scranton, Denver, Owego, Lake Winola, and local households.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Schooley
Scranton
J. M. Palmer
Farmers’ Dairy Despatch Company
Town Board of Trade
Aken
Gree
Lewis Comstock
Wyoming House
Owega
N. Y
Lyong
Harry Billings
Alice Irvin
Denver
Col
Mamie Wolfe
Hamer
A. F. Yost
A. 3. Woodward
Second Street
Ruth Platt
Bessie Leighton
Lake Winola
Frank Brundage
A. B. Woodward
Susquehanna and Honesdale clash in the silk mill grounds
Local notes from Honesdale cover a August 2 baseball game Susquehanna vs Honesdale at the silk mill ground, the fifteenth anniversary celebration of Freedom lodge removal from Prompton with music and speeches, and various social updates including visits, excursions, and forthcoming events.
Pleasant gathering honors Mrs Iva Cox in Hallstead
Hallstead July 30 Carrie Mead hosted a pleasant evening at Pine Street home in honor of her friend Mrs Iva Cox of the same locality. The event featured informal games and conversation reflecting a warm community welcome.
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Scranton Tribune
Hallstead
Migs Carrie Mead
Pine Street
Migs Iva Cox
Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas describes a six year struggle with severe diarrhoea. After spending on doctors without relief she tried Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy following an ad. One bottle restored her health, at a low cost, and she urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosque County
Local Notes From Binghamton And Nearby Towns
A miscellany of July happenings includes Janmen Taylor of Ithaca taking part in evening entertainments, a social at John Aiken’s lawn, and Rev. L W Church’s sermon in Parkland. Mrs Fred Van Wormer visits Owego and Newark Valley while Aaron Van Wormer meets kin. a daughter arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton. A wild goose sighting on the Susquehanna at Hallstead signals seasonal change, and Fred Van Wormer injures an eye while repairing a fence with recovery described as hopeful. Mrs Lisle Elghmey and daughter Margaret visit Bing hamton friends.
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Binghamton
Janmen Taylor
Ithaca
James T. DuBoin
Mount Mentonomie
Busquehanna
Hallstead
Fred van Wormer
Owego
Newark Valley
Robert Morton
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church
John Aiken
Main Street
Rev
L. W. Church
Parkland
Aaron van Wormer
Conklin
Town
Bunday
Lisle Elghmey
Margaret
Binghamston
Harford Notes On Lecture and School Appointments
Harford July 30. Dr W W Fletcher lecture to the Young Men's Union class on July 29 drew praise for its impact on current and future church and community life. The report also lists teachers chosen for district schools and various local visits and gatherings around July and August.
Local Hamlinton News Highlights and Travel Notes
Unfavorable hay harvest weather worries farmers. Clearwater, visiting after three years in Russia, stays with Miss D. P. Hamlin. Several villagers made trips to New York via Erie excursion. A1bert Heberling spent a week at Big Pond. Mrs. Amos Brooks recovers from illness. Spangenburg returns from six months in the west. Rev. J. R. Crane preached in Hawley.
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Scranton Tribune
Hamlinton
Clearwater
Russia
D. P. Hamlin
Albert Heberling
Big Pond
New York City
Erie
H. F. Nicholson
George
B. F
Hamlin
I’. A. Orchard
Frances Orchard
Scranton
Marguerite Maytrott
Pittston
Joseph Edwards
J. 2. Bigart
Carbondale
Bladwell
Amos Brooks
Homer Spangenburg
West
Victoria Kimble
Calvin Kimble
W. H. Alt
L. Simons
J. RP. Crane
Hawley
Presbyterian Church
John Osborn
Wilkes-Barre
Weather Woes and Visiting Friends Stir Welsh Hill
Far mers fret as moon change rumors ebb with dull forecasts. Mrs J W Davis hosts aunt Mrs Sara Hayden of Philadelphia and W G Brooks of Scranton while Prof and Mrs Harry Anthony entertain Mr and Mrs Will Hussey of New York. Miss Mary Lamb visits grandmother Mrs Sarah Fitehards. Miss Sara Butler and Miss Goodwin call on friends. Verda Morgans fully recovers after Mosea Taylor hospital surgery in Scranton. Daisy Bennett of Keystone ends sentence fragment.
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Scranton Tribune
Welsh Hill
J. W. Davis
Sara Hayden
Philadelphia
W. G. Brooks
East Market Street
Scranton
Will Moses
Harry Anthony
Will Hussey
New York
Mary Lamb
Binghamton
Sarah Fitehards
Rachel Davis
Emlyn
Wayne Avenue
Lewis Davis
Woodside Cottage
Sara Butler
Miss Goodwin
Carbondale
Verda Morgans
Mosea Taylor Hospital
Daisy Bennett
Keystone
Social News From Factoryville And Nearby Towns
Miss Louisé Westrate of Forest City visits her sister Mrs T D Jones in academy, Factoryville. Mr and Mrs J Howell of Beranton stay with John Evans, and Mrs David Jones entertains her brother Mr Reese of Peckville. A favor fundraiser with ice cream and cake will be held Friday evening for the new school library.
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Factoryville
Louisé Westrate
Forest City
T. D. Jones
J. Howell
Beranton
Howell
John Evans
David Jones
Reese
Peckville
New School Library
Pittston Beat Luzerne 4-0 in Ninth Victory Run
The Brothers baseball team won their nineteenth win in twenty by defeating Luzerne on the Ham town grounds 4 to 0. Funeral for Thomas Walsh of Duryea held with Mass in Catholic church and choir performances. Miners strike church services nightly at Broad Street Methodist Episcopal church continue three weeks. Live pigeon match at No. 6 grounds. Dendle and Booth teams split. Dendle pair win 13 to 12. Junior campers from Lake Carey return after two weeks with dinner at Spring Grove house. William Gee in critical condition. death momentarily expected. Opera House lease awarded to Millard F. Coons with Harry J. Sinclair as local manager. W H Labb of Philadelphia to furnish scenery. John Dobbie injured by falling timber at No. 7 colliery. Charles Miller publishes piano piece dedicated to Company M.
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Bpeca
Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Brothers
Luzerne
Hamtown
Thomas Walsh
Duryea
Brolfoer
Fittston
Margaret Kearney
M. ¥. Golden
Avoca
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Surdam
No. ¢ Grounds
William
George Dendle
John Booth
W. H. Stroh
Lake Carey
Spring Grove House
R. M. Hughes
West Pittston
William Gee
Luzerne Avenue
North Main Street
Nesbitt
Harry J. Sinclair
Music Hall
W. H. Labb
Philadelphia
John Dobbie
Erie Company
Charles Miller
West Side
New York
Company M
Miller
Co. M. Ninth Regiment
Mareh
Community Events And School Board Actions In Montdale
An ice cream social is planned Thursday evening at Ver non Ettenger's by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church. Friday August 1 Rev B R Hanton will speak on My Trip to England at Montdale church with a silver offering for Mother Hanton's Happy bane clock fund. The Scott school board met and hired teachers for the year and decided to close the Orvis Lake Shore school merging pupils. Hires include Bertha Wall at Lake Shore and Blanche Carpenter at Carpenter plus Frank Williams May Swingle Walter Taylor Mare Dowling for various district schools. Local residents F S Benedict Green Ridge visited. The infant of Jank Nichols improves under Dr Lillibridge care. Jennie Clark visits Scranton. Virginia and Maud Cargill visit Green Grove. Mrs Southworth Norwich N Y visits parents Mr and Mrs C B Wetherby. William Wetherby works in Pottsville. Arthur Vail proves a good music teacher with local pupils improving.
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Vernon Ettenger
Ladies' Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. R. Hanton
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Montdale
England
Elmbrook
Carey
Ogden
Grosvenor
Benedict
Green Ridge
Jank Nichols
Aliee Lillibridge
Olyphant
Jennie Clark
Scranton
Virginia
Maud Cargill
Thompson
Green Grove
Mra. Southworth
Norwich
C. B. Wetherby
William Wetherby
Pottsville
Arthur Vail
Scranton Testimony Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Mr A Bonney of 118 Wyoming Ave night watchman for Clark and Snover Tobacco reports dull back pain and urinary trouble. After trying various remedies he used Dean's Kidney Pills from Matthews Gros drugstore and saw back pain end, other symptoms improve. For sale by dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Mr. &A. Bonney
Wyoming Avenue
Clark & Snover Tobacco Company
Dean
Matthews Gros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Want Ads and Classified Notices From The Tribune
A collage of want ads and notices offers housing searches loans sales and services. Listings include a small house or flat wanted. a Glenburn Leighton farm for sale with crops livestock and equipment. a first class hotel for sale. elegant home sites in Lackawanna county. stock and wheat traders seeking letters. a 1661 established New York broker. large loans available. a lost purse with contact via Tribune.
Miss Johanna Troy Given Surprise Party Before Departure
A surprise party for Miss Johanna Troy of Main Street was held last evening by numerous friends before her move to Delaware to live with her aunt. Music and games filled the night, with many locals and several visitors from Providence Pittsburgh Archbald Jermyn Scranton noted among attendees. The Jessup Indians and Winton teams played a ragged game on the home grounds, Winton winning 1 to 6.
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Johanna Troy
Main Street
Troy
Delaware
Lula Bradley
Missea Ella
Julia Hynes
Della Quinn
Katie Kelly
Mary
Magele Lawler
Jennie Kearney
Ella
Katie McHale
Nellie Henning
Bee Nealon
Maggie
Leo McDermott
Mike Hundley
Thomas Judge
W. H. Dermody
William Lynott
C. Eggliston
William Lally
Thomas Langan
Chas. Sheridan
John McAndrew
Joe Gilroy
Dennis Munley
Michael Muniey
Bert Lawler
Joe Hynes
James Sweeney
James Walsh
Providence
J. Dougher
Eddie Lee
Jermyn
John Manley
William Heady
W. McAurie
T. Colley
P. Mulrooney
T. Siddens
T. Hones
H. Farrell
J. Gilday
J. Bickert
Archbald
William Judge
Scranton
Indians
Jessup
Winton
Baseball scores and lineups from a chaotic 19th century slate
A scrambled list of baseball results with multiple cities including Boston Chicago Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Rochester. pitchers and umpires named amid uneven scoring lines and omitted extras. Reads like a raw score digest from a distant game day with partial box details and repeated typos.
Classified Advertisements and Notices Listings Scranton
A fragmented 19th century style classified listing notes traders bank building addresses and workers services. It includes Dr C G Laubach fire insurance Schlager & Co Thy Elk Cafe Wranklin avenue Scranton House European plan Victor Koch proprietor A T Briggs cleans privy vaults and cess pools Joseph Kulettel Beranton wire screens Megarghed Bros printers supplies and Beluman Bros newsstand at Linden M Norton Lackawanna Ave S Schutzer Spruce Street and 82 Lackawanna Avenue in Scranton.
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THY Elk
Wranklin Avenue
P. Ziegler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Beluman Bros
Sprig
Fal Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avo
Schutzer
Spruce
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Daily cutout puzzle page invites children to trace hidden objects on pictures and mail entries to The Tribune Puzzlo Department with name age and address. Winners with correct marks will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
Puzzlo Department
Reward and Wanted Notices in a Pa. Penny Almanac
A notice offers a five dollar reward for a bracelet and locket addressed to Steplen Tr Eagle Hinsleton Pa. Another item seeks a few bowlers for August and September on a farm near Ulwich Wayne County Pa. Mrs George Waterson. Boarding wanted summer boarders with rooms and meals at Davton Ja.
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Steplen
Eagle
Hinsleton
George W. Flan
New
Tis
George Waterson
Ulwich
Wayne County
Desirable first class table board at 3 Jefferson Avenue
A desirable appeal describes rooms with first class table board obtainable at the residence on 3 Jefferson Avenue. The notice highlights comfort and quality of accommodations offered to prospective occupants.
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Jefferson Avenue
Marriage of Miss Mary Burns and John Brennan in Avoca
The couple wed at St Marys church with Rev M F Crane officiating The bride wore Paris muslin gowns and both wore white chit ion flowers The groom was accompanied by his nephew William Timlin A dinner followed at the bride’s mothers home The newlyweds left by 1 80 train for Philadelphia and Atlantic City Domestic notes report illness of J Brannans father TY J O Malley called to Newport News and others returning home from travelsResidents and visitors named include Anna Callahan Theresa Mellon Jennie Durkin and the Clarke Residence party on Grove Street
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Avoca
Mary Burns
John Brennan
St. Mary's Church
M. F. Crane
Mary Walker
Scranton
Paris
William Timlin
Mather
Mia
Brennan
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wilkes- Barre
Jennie Durkin
Clarke
Grove Street
Erie Railroad Time Table Scranton Branch
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division timetable in effect July with trains from Scranton to trawley and local stations at 7:20 and 8:45 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to New York and intermediate points 7:20 a.m. and 1:46 p.m. Bundages 1 p.m. times and Honesdale service listed with arrival or departure notes for Beranton and Sundays.
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Scranton
Bundage
New York
Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedule 1902
Trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown WilkesBarre Pittston and more run at 7 30 am 1 00 pm and 4 00 am and Sunday 2 10 pm Quaker City Express Beranton 7 00 pm with through route to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington via vestibule train Pullman car For Avoca Pittston WilkesBarre 7 40 2 16 pm For Long Branch Ocean Grove 7 40 and 1 00 pm Reading Lebanon Harrisburg via Allentown 7 50 1 00 pm and 6 00 pm Tamaqua Pottsville 7 00 am 1 00 pm 6 00 pm Rates and tickets at agent stations</S:
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Beranton
Philadelphian
New York
Carbondale
L Vo
Philadelphia
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tuhriea
Geneva
Wi R
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
H. R. RR
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Borre
Philadelhia
Suspension Bridge
Roldlin HH. Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles S. Lee
A. W. Nonemacher
Reading System
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Font Liberty Street
South Perry
N. R
Scranton
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Minch Chunk
White Haven
Ashley
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Quaker City
Fhadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Avoci
Tome
Long Branch
Ocean “Grave
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisbur
Hpm
Tamaquine
Pottsville
W Bessler
Co. M. BU Wee Gen
Puss, Agt
Schedule in Effect June 16 1902 for Scranton to Philadelphia
Trains depart Scranton at 0398 a m week days via Wilkes-Barre vestibule with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches to Philadelphia via Pottsville stopping at principal intermediate stations. Also connects for Williamsport Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. Week days for Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh. Sunday service at 12 pm for Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. Through vestibule train from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with stops at principal intermediate stations. Week days for Williamsport etc through route to Pittsburgh and the West.
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Wilkes-Barre
Philadelhia
Pottaville
Linhburg
Harersburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Sunbury
Morrisburg
Pittelure
Wort
Las P. Mo
Pheorvishburg
Philadelphle
Tuttimore
Pitts
Mare
Pullman
Potteville
Lotermed
Dite Atfitiona
Iff Pom
Hingleton
Bun Bury
Starrisburg
Rail timetable fragment from Delaware and Hudson lines
An OCR damaged snippet shows rail times and connections for Delaware and Hudson trains from Scranton to points including Albany and Carbondale. It lists arrival and departure times, routes to northern lines, and notes a D P A official signature.
Time Table in Eifteet TA June 13
Train timetable details list north bound and south bound departures from Carbondale Beranton and Cadosta. It notes connections to New York Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore and Washington with routes via Norwich Walton Sidney Oneida and Poyntelle. The fragment mentions week days Sundays and holiday service and advises consulting official timetable for agents.
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Lelye Jane
Beranton
Carbondale
Cidosias
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Rhinas
Cadosta
Nan
Finnlays
New York City
Thetown
Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Ogweeo
Palate
New Berlin
prAna
Philadelphia
Ailantic
Ely
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Washington
Pennsylvania
State Point
Sielset
Cnn
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