Funeral Services For Mrs. John Norton Held At St Rose
Mrs John Norton’s funeral was attended at St Rose’s church with a large gathering. Rev W N Nealon conducted the requiem mass at the family home on River Street. Pallbearers included Frank P Brown and Patrick Bergan among others. flower bearers named John Kelly and John Nealon among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norton
St. Rose's Church
Michael Devine
River Street
W. N. Nealon
Frank P. Brown
Charles Norton
Michael McDonald
Patrick Bergan
Mayfield
John G. Bridget
James J. Gorman
John Kelly
Michael Guinnon
Mia
Anthony Kane
James Healey
Miles McAndrew
Anna Nolan
Archhbald
Edward McDonald
Olyphant
Patrick Devaney
Helena
Mont
Frank Rhéa
Wilkes-Barre
Misses McLoughlin and Flannery Host Gathering in Brooklyn Street Home
A Monday evening party at Gertrude McLoughlin’s home on Brooklyn street featured music, games, and readings. Frank Strader recited, Dora Gildea sang and performed, and a duet by Brodwin Davis and Loretta King drew applause with the Brooklyn drum corps providing a closing act. numerous guests including the Gildeas, McDonoughs, Gilmartins, and Flannerys attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McLoughlin
Mamie Flannery
Brooklyn Street
Frank Strader
Dora Gildea
Brodwin Davis
Loretta King
Brooklyn
Mesdames
Messrs
William Strader
T. Gilhool
J. Gilmartin
J. Davia
F. McDonough
L. Gilmartin
H. Finlan
L. Davis
Strader
M. Gilhool
J. King
M. Meehan
DD. Gildea
M. Murphy
FB. Davis
KR. Scott
M. Flannery
Bridget
Taura King
Badle
Bridget Gaffney
L. Connelly
L. Harte
R. McDonough
A. Lannon
Madelaide Jinftney
Dora Gilmartin
Mollie Killeen
Nineteenth Semi Annual Reception At St Rose s Church
Nineteen new members joined the sodality of the Blessed Virgin at St Rose s church on Monday evening with four probationers. Rev T F Coffey led the ceremony and Rev F P McNally of Scranton preached on the blessed text. Clergy in attendance included Revs J W Malone M F Loftus Com erford Lynott Coroner Judge Coffey Griffin and Nealon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose's Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
T. F. Coffey
J. W. Malone
M. F. Loftus
Scranton
Comerford
Archbald
M. FE. Lynott
Jermyn
J. J. Coroner
Forest City
Judge
Hawley
Coffey, Griffin and Nealon
Special School Board Meeting Completes Pre‑Election Business
A special session of the school board met Monday to finish business before the new board begins. Miss Joslin was authorized to order drawing supplies. Complaints were filed against two boys who annoy Miss Roysengrants room and a pupil who harasses an elderly neighbor near No 0 school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joslin
Board to Convene Next Meeting for Investigation
An investigation will be conducted at the board's upcoming meeting. The notice specifies review of internal matters and requests attendance from members and pertinent officials.
Local social notes highlight guests and outings
A roundup of visiting relatives and locals in Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns includes Mrs Mille and sister visitors from Newark, Miss Cavanaugh heading to Staten Island for summer, and others returning from trips. Activities note high school banquet planning, Father Mathew Dramatic club play June 17, and pool board granting outdoor relief.
Taylorville Notes of Local News and Events
Local items include John Dougher of Barbertown facing license disputes, Mrs. Owens and children returning from St Chair visit, and Isaac James now in Brooklyn managing a hardware store. Emblem division 57 hosts Ripple division Hyde Park guests. varied recitals and addresses follow. Odd Fellows plan Grand Master reception June 11. Knights of Pythias meet tonight. multiple calls on Scranton friends and neighbor visits.
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Old Forge
John Dougher
Barbertown
Dougher
Doughei
John G. Owens
St Chair
Isaac James
Thomas A. James
Brooklyn
N. Y
James
New York City
Fever Lally
South Taylor
Scranton
Emblem Division
Sons of Temperance
Ripple Division
Hyde Park
Lydia Hoskins
Olwen Howells
John Welburn
Ray Morgans
Fioan G. Evans
William Hughes
David Lewis
Lewis
Imblem
John Weber
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Taylorville Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
W. Gaylord Thomas
Griffith Price
David Jones
Knights of Pythias
Reese's Hall
Annie Morgans
Providence
Mina Annie Kelley
South Side
Charlotte Moore
North Main Street
Mere
Thomas Willams
Team Opens Season on Memorial Day at Nicholson
Our baseball squad traveled to Nicholson for the Memorial Day opener. In the first two innings, Smith dominated the play, delivering strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Smith
Fainting and Dizziness Attributed to Grippe Recovery
Mrs J E Smith of Greensburg Indiana described a four year decline after grippe with fainting spells and nervous symptoms. Doctors deemed her case hopeless but after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she recovered completely, purchasing from licensed druggists in six box sets for 2.50.
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J. E. Smith
Greensburg
Ind
Apalla
Creensburg
Dr. Williame
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Behenectady
N. Y
Fleetville Nine Triumphs As Nicholson Edges Opponents 14 to 8
In a lively contest Fleetville fell behind early as the opponents posted seven runs. Nicholson rallied with strong defense and Fileetville shut out the challenger four times. After a palatable repast at Hotel Niver the team headed home satisfied with a 14 to 8 victory and a return game set for July 4 at 9:30 am on Fleetville rounds.
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Fileetville
Hotel Niver
Nicholson
Fleetville
Social notes from Nichols and nearby towns
George Drake Jr and Bryant spent Sunday with relatives in Nichols. Miss Anna Ward returned from a visit at East Stroudsburg Normal School where her brother Thomas entertained her. The Brick Church Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs HA Ideall’s home. Mrs Charles Egbert and daughter Anna visit relatives in New Jersey. The marriage of Mr John Curtis and Emma Mosteller occurs at the bride’s parents’ home this evening. Mrs Rudolph Gottwall and daughter Katie visit Mr John Kurtz in Nicholson. Florence Maynard of Jermyn visits Dr A J Baker. Mrs James Dick is ill and confined at home. Mrs John R Wilson visits her father, D Reed.
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George Drake, Jr
Bryant
Nichols
Misa Anna Ward
East Stroudsburg Normal School
Thomas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brick Church
HA. L. Ideall
Charles Egbert
Anna
New Jersey
John Curtis
Mies
Emma Mosteller
Rudolph Gottwall
Katie
John &Kurtz
Nicholson
Florence Maynard
Jermyn
A. J. Baker
James Dick
John R. Wilson
D. R.eed
Flynn
Alumni Park
Gibsonburg and Hubbard Turnpike Road Company
Hotel Avery
Lewis Pizer
J. Nelson Graves
Jabez Smith
William C. Nicholson
Jermyn & Duffy
Scranton
Williams
Montrose
Mundane Rymer
South Malin Street
Enos Snyder
Port Jervis
Curtis Rolls
Carbondale
George Griffiths
Dorrancetown
Carlisle
Curtis
Helmes
Rushbrook Street
Texas
Crystal Fire Company
Wiliam M. Davis
Thomas Davis
Joseph F. Roberts
Harry Gilbert
Sunsets
Archbald
Mayfield Club
Pleasant Valley
Mayfield
L. D. Davis
George Walters
J. D. Williams
John W. Grant
Theron Moon
Frank Hemelright
John Roche
William McDermott
Walter Moon
Albert Moon
Thomas Hoberts
Hook
Thomas Buchanan
Edwin Mellon
George Pendred, Jr
Rd, Hopkins
George Nicholson
James Fellly
Miss Gertle Crokin
Mise Stella Pendred
Anthracite Park crowds praised for smooth transit service
An evening paper notes Traction Superintendent C E Flynn and his employer guided large crowds at Anthracite Park with no accidents or long waits. It also mentions Alum Park attendees who waited for streetcars, plus various local notices on park events, elections, and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Flynn
The
Traction Company
Anthracite Park
Flynn
Alumni Park
Alum Park
Anthraclte Park
Sodality Reception Brightens St Thomas Church
On Sunday evening St Thomas Church was brilliantly illuminated and decorated for the annual reception of the sodality of the Blessed Virgin. Members of the society participated in the event with reverence and festive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Society
Num
Spouter Targets Not Solely Responsible for Charges
Chicago News reports that Spouter may not bear full responsibility for unfounded accusations as others allegedly egged him on or away, stirring public debate about accountability among involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spouter
Quay
Chicago News
Train Schedule Notice for Beranton Movements May First
Erie and Wyoming Valley service details show trains departing Beranton at 6.00 a.m. and 8.00 a.m. The 6:00 a.m. service runs to New York and intermediate points via Erie Railroad with Hawley and Lake gel om ard local points. An additional set of trains to Arloang paint Intermediate runs at 8.00 a.m. and 6.00?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Biieet Sroneey
Beranton
New York and
Intermediates Pointe
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Lake Gel Om
Lehigh Valley Railroad Announces Steamship Era Features
Advertisements detail Lehigh Valley Railroad services including anthracite coal use for cleanliness and enhanced comfort. The notice lists intermediate stations from Wilkes-Barre to New York Philadelphia Buffalo connections, Geneva Rochester and Elmira routes, plus parlor and drawing room car offerings on the Broadway line. It identifies A W Nonnemacher as assistant general passenger agent and provides Feldon Ferantons office address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washinton
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottaville
Reading
Norristown
Washington
Weatheton
Wood
Gen's Pass
JB Hutchinson
Atlantic City
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
M. Sun. Oy
Meadin Cerminal
Afauch
Chunk
Allen Niewe
Nethlehem
Libay
Palania
Advarfe
Ee Pe H
Dwin
Ana
J. H. Olhausen
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Southwes Bingharmton
Nicholson
Pinghampton
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes
Barre
Plymouth
Blomeburg
Danville
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. L. Smith
City
Lateawaunn Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Parradelphia
Twaleton
Bete
Pein
Bethiehem
Aston
Dismond Eixproms
Dunahannock
Towanda
Ithaca
Geneva
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Lackawanna County
Readera
Kinnon & Co
North Main Reet
T. C. Robinson
William Lindsay
T. C
Robinson
William Kiphack
Edwards
Kinback
Lindsay
Ier
Tay Parry
Boith
B. Mille
Birkett Street
Mra. H. Beach
N, J
G. W. Dowe
J. P. A.tingley
Werdenberg
Port Jervin
Mra. Crandall
Annie Patten
Marathon
J. A. States
Mill Street
A. F. Birkett
Susquehanna
John Kelley
A. W. Daley
Johnstown
William H. Davies
Joseph Klefer
White Valley
Anna Cavanaugh
Staten Island
Porter Williams
Park Street
Harford
L. C. Carte
Wilken-Barre
J. J. Belgeruth
Corning
N.Y
C. E. Lathrope
Harry Seitz
Carte Avenue
Becranton
Kate Butler
Celia Clark
Pleasant Mount
J. J. O'Boyle
W. T. Colville
Clifford
Dunmore
St. Mary’s Church
Asa Cahoon
August Brunner
Mary Kenworthy
N. C
Wiliam Kenworthy
Orin Humphrey
Genie Neff
D. W. Humphrey
WD. F. Sadler
Frank Horle
Ton L. Stoger
University of Pennsylvania
George Harmmerli
Syracuse
Hon. J. &. van Bergen
Alness
Charles Clift
Thorn Street
Prompton
Hards
Peckville
Mary Burke
John Chambers
Honeyrdal
Kate Buckley
Jennie Kerins
Katie Donovan
Honesdale
A. Nelson
Mary Ferrell
Clty
J. Norman Gelder
Charles Curtis
Ben L. Singer
Frank H. Collins
Bridget Gilmartin
Sarah Swigert
Emma Barrett
Father Mathew Dramatic Club
Opera House
Father Mathew Hall
City Pool Board
Taylor
la Grippe
Greensburg, Dad
the Newark
Lackawanna and
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
Delaware
W. A. Pierge
Penn Ave. Market
Bering
M. K. Lynott
St. Luke
M. B. Lynott
Peter Lynott
J. J. Feeley
P. J. Murphy
St. Thomas Church
Patrick Kearney
Laure Street
P. H. Kearney
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Elizabeth Roche
Harry
M. W. Grogan
Laurel Street
Mitchell & Miller
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susque
Sanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing Co
WILK
Soa Ie
Albany
Mont Bon
Saa
Waite
Ad Press
Oranten Ro de Carbondale
T . ——. Eins Sei Raene
A . Aspatiy
PiSoee Dek
Bcranton
Emee
Fuscrott, K
C. Acarrgan
Fran Hee
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