Train Schedules and Destinations for Carbondale Station
Fragmented timetable lists trains from Carbondale to Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston and Waymart Honesdale Wilkes Barre and Korantan with departure and arrival times including Sunday services and midweek connections. It notes cars and platforms and multiple routes through Philadelphia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trulhe
Carbondale
City Station
Revpleton
Wilkow
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
Pine ‘Points
Ceili
Waymart
Monesdale
Honesdale
Traine
Wilkes Harte
Korantan
Tralia Aevive
Train Schedules for New York and Nearby Lines
Schedule fragment outlines trains of New York Ontario and Western with times in Carbondale Scranton and connections. Entries mention departures and arrivals around 7.00 a m 10 00 p m 11 00 a m and 9 10 a m with connections to New York and points north.
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New York
Ontario
Western
Carbondale
Scranton
Mit
Danny Siindava
Wall
Trina Artive
Delivery irregularities prompt subscriber report
The Tribune asks subscribers to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds newsdealers. Delinquencies should be reported at once to aid efficient service.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
the Tribune
Burke
Robert & Reynolds
Carbondale School Board elects Richard Kerwin as president
The Carbondale school board held a special session to complete its permanent organization naming Richard J. Kerwin president. The levy for next year remains eleven mills split as seven for general fund three for building and one for sinking. Directors debated raising the levy and considered shortening the term. visiting and inspection days were scheduled for the coming week.
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Carbondale School Board
Richard J. Kerwin
Kerwin
Hughes
Copeland
Vanana
Kerwin Ino
Second Trinity Sunday Sabbath School and Services
Second Trinity Sunday Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and services at 10 a m. A theme sermon on first Timothy verses six to eight about godliness with contentment great gain and the idea we brought nothing into the world and take nothing out. Having food and raiment let us be there with content. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Vis
Alumni meeting postponed to next Tuesday at 7.30
The Alumni meeting scheduled for last evening was postponed due to other meetings. It will now take place next Tuesday at 7.30.
Missionary Society Elects Officers At Forest Ry Meet
The Forest ry Methodist Missionary meeting featured an evening address described as worthy of especial mention as officers were elected for the Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Methodist Missionary Meeting
Forestry
Good Food Pays Better Than Any Investment
A testimonial from W F Albro of Scranton Pa praising Grupe Nuts Breakfast Food as a health booster after paralysis shocks and long illness. He credits daily use with restored strength and ability to work for a large company, noting he mainly eats Grupe Nuts and Pasty Food Coffee. He also mentions a recipe book included in each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Albro
Chest
Scranton
Local Officers Elected For The Ensuing Year
The officers chosen include President Mrs Pierce Butler first vice president Mrs B D Long second vice president Mrs B D Briggs third vice president Mrs M D Fuller secretary Mrs R L Clark and treasurer Mrs C H Newline The evening session featured remarks by Misses Alice Box Verna Skinner Minn Rolls and Meta Kenworthy from Carbondale attendees listed among many local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Pierce Butler
B. D. Long
8. D. Briggs
M. D. Fuller
R. L. Clark
C. H. Newline
Alice Box
Verna Skinner
Minn Rolls
Meta Kenworthy
Foster
Stephens
Grennell
Felts
Frank Smith
Anglers Ready As Season Opens June Fifteen
The region reports improving weather drawing fishermen to ponds north of Carbondale and streams near Stillwater New York. Experts list fish allowed after June fourteenth including bass crappie rock bass pickerel sunfish and muskalonge with size limits nine inches for bass and pickerel.
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Carbondale
McNulty
John Gilbert
Stillwater
N. Y
Marty Williams
York State Way
Carbondge Cycle Club
Thomas Duty
William Collins
Edward Neary
Wiliam Lynott
James Thompson
Crystal
Newton Lakes
William Cleft
Hubbard
Honesdale
Carbondale Students Return From College Today
Home from school reports Carbondale youths returning from colleges across the country. Joseph F. Brennan, now a bachelor of laws from Dickinson Law School, arrows home and plans location after admission to the Lackawanna bar. Myron Hockenberry returns from Dickinson College to spend summer in Carbondale and will study in Boston in fall. Edward Burr and Bert Dix, both Dickinson connections, also home for summer from Delaware colleges and Dickinson respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Joseph FE. Brennan
Dickinson Law School
Carlisle
Lackawanna
Brennan
Myron Hockenberry
Dickinson College
Saw Mill Burned Near Crystal Lake and Dundaff
A saw mill owned by John J. Simpson between Crystal Lake and Dundaff burned yesterday morning. Discovered about 6 o clock, the mill was destroyed by 7 o clock with no fire-fighting means available. Loss estimated at $1,600, partially insured. Origin of the fire unknown. rebuilding unlikely due to depleted resources.
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John J. Simpson
Crystal Lake
Dundaff
Simpson
Mrs. Mack Joins Husband at Stock Exchange Managers’ Home
Mrs. J. B. Mack of Hancock has joined her husband who manages in the stock exchange and moved into the Harrison house in the Watt building yesterday.
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J. 8. Mack
Hancock, XN
Stock Brokers' Exchange
Watt Building
Harrison House
Widow of John Stirn Grateful for Aid After Tragic Death
The widow of the late John Stirn, who died tragically on the Delaware and Hudson road last Friday, expresses deep gratitude to those who assisted her during the bereavement.
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John Stirn
Delaware and Hudson Road
Carbondale lodge honor roll notes diverse fraternal groups
Fraternal organizations listed include Carbondale lodge Odd Fellows Division No 1 A Co H Court Ciolden Eagle Poresters of America Diamond lodge Shield of Honor with unclear event or context. The fragment suggests a tally or roster of societies present.
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Carbondale Lodge
Odd Fellows
A, Co. H
Court Ciolden Eagle
Poresters of America
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Nurse Agnes Coughlan Returns Home From Philadelphia
Miss Agnes Coughlan trained nurse returns home after a month of professional engagement in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Agnes Coughlan
Meetings of Sunday Pioneer Father Mathew society
The text lists Sunday gatherings for the Pioneer Father Mathew society and the Order Railway conductors No 156 Bt. Joseph's Cad is, indicating scheduled meetings or fraternal activities in a local context.
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Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Order
Bt. Joseph's
Franklin Layman and Maury Jacobs Wed At Jacobs Home
Franklin Henry Layman and Miss Maury Jacobs were united in marriage last Wednesday evening in a ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents, Rev. Thomas B. May officiating. Thomas Layman and Miss Hughes served as best man and bridesmaid, with a large gathering of friends in attendance.
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Franklin Henry Layman
Maury Jacobs
Thomas B. May
John Jacobs
South Charch Street
Thomas Layman
Miss Hughes
Layman Couple Plans Home After Time with Bride’s Parents
A layman employed in the city will spend a brief period with the bride's parents before establishing a home of their own. The sequence reflects a customary step in their marriage arrangement.
Carbondale Departure Rate Grows As Strike Continues
The steady exodus of young men from Carbondale continues as many depart seeking work or leisure during the strike. Most say they will stay away only while the depression lasts and plan to return when job prospects improve. Names include James McAllister, Hugh Tully, Samuel Updike, Anthony Kilker, Michael Gaughan, John McGarry, John Percell, Newell Morgan, Edward Kelly, John Kelly, and Daniel Loftus heading to Cleveland, Chicago, Pittsburg, New York, Buffalo, and other destinations.
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Carbondale
James McAllister
Hugh Tully
Erie
Cleveland
Samuel Updike
Simpson
Chicago
Anthony Kilker
Michael Gaughan
John McGarry
Pike Street
Pittsburg
John Percell
New York City
Newell Morgain
Michael McGarry
Battle Avenue
Edward Kelly
West Side
John Kelly
Wandling
Daniel Loftus
Sandstreet
Buffalo
Klin
Social Gathering on Dundaff Street Hosts Honored Guest List
Mrs George Ransom entertained on Upper Dundaff Street for a Thursday evening party. Guests included Lizale Williams Edith Strong Minnie Opie Alice Brennan Blodwin Evans Lucy Brennan Nellie Escott Daisy Norton Nina Carpenter Anna Golden Mrs Enoch Thomas Florence Carey of Scranton John Williams William Thomas Claude Oliver Beddoe Williams Newell Stoddard Wriend and Charles Swarts George Brennan and Boyd Oliver. Refreshments and amusements enhanced the festive mood.
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Dundaff Sention
George Ransom
Dundaff Street
Lizale Williams
Edith Strong
Minnie Opie
Alice Brennan
Blodwin Evans
Lucy Brennan
Nellie Escott
Daisy Norton
Nina Carpenter
Anna Golden
Enoch Thomas
Evening with Authors at Swigert Home
Misses Sara and Emma Swigert host an authors evening at their home at Spring street and Girfield avenue on Monday evening June 9. Ice cream will be sold for the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church and all are welcome to attend.
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Sara
Emma Swigert
Spring Street
Girfield Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
M D Lathrope to Lead Berean Baptist Prayer Meeting
M D Lathrope will lead the men's morning prayer meeting at Berean Baptist church tomorrow at 9 45. He is noted as a leader from the First Presbyterian church in the city and a cordial invitation is extended to the men of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
M. D. Lathrope
First Presbyterian Church
Passing Throng Observed by Scranton Residents
The Passing Throng reports residents from Scranton visiting local hotels and homes. G W S Fuller and T EF Moran were at the American and Clarrison houses yesterday. Mr and Mrs Prankie and daughter Miss Gertrude were in Scranton yesterday. Miss Florence Carey visited Mrs Thomas Cornish on Dundaff street. Miss Sallie Moran, formerly a Lackawanna Telephone operator, called on Carbondale Telephone operators.
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G. W. S. Fuller
Scranton
T. EF. Moran
Clarrison House
Prankie
Dennis
Gertrude
Florence Carey
Thomas Cornish
Dundaff Street
Sallie Moran
Lackawanna Telephone Exchange
Carbondale Telephone Company
Jermyn Public Schools Hold Commencement in Assembly Hall
The Jermyn public schools held their commencement in Assembly Hall with seven graduates including Mary Evans and Walter Taylor. Highlights include class president Floyd Hunter and valedictorian Walter Taylor, diplomas presented by T. B. Crawford, and a program of music and speeches. Separate notes mention George Harris’s return to work, W. T. Osborne’s Dickinson Law degree, and the funeral of Miss Cora Fowler with interment at Shadyside.
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Jermyn Public Schools
Assembly Hall
Tne
Pretty
Mary Evans
Frank Pendred
Margaret Maxwell
Floyd Hunter
Misa Currie Will
Margaret Marsh
Walter Taylor
Miss Evans
Mixa Marsh
Prophet
Mamie Evans
Irving
Miss Hilla
Mia. Barrett
Bloyd Hunter
Gluck
Mar- Barret Marsh
Jennie Vail
Uniondale
Edith Maynard
South Millin Street
George Harris
W. ‘T’. Osborne
Dickinson Law College
Cora Fowler
Borough council adjourns due to lack of quorum
The borough council adjourned sine die as there was no quorum. Nearby notes report A L Snyder closing his Main street store and moving to Thompkinsville, while Mr and Mrs Mosher travel to Cohecion New York to visit Mrs Mosher’s parents. Peter Henry on Third street is seriously ill with bronchitis.
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A. L. Snyder
Main Street
Thompkinsville
Peckville Builds New Journal Office and Stores Rise
Peckville advances with a 24 by 30 foot two story brick Peck Lumber building on Erie street for the Peeckville Journal. Roberts and Peck family members attend a district WMS meeting in Forest City. Merchant W F Ketcham starts a new residence on the former Merchant Tailor site. Roberts Bros plan a large Main and Depot fronting store on the old fire site. Mrs Moon recovers from illness. Local residents travel between Peckville and Niagara Falls. J S Thomas preaches at Peckville Baptist Services at 10:00 am and 7:30 pm with themes The Lord Searching Jerusalem and The Inequalities of Life. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck Lumber Company
Peeckville Journal
Erie Street
George Roberts
J.D. Peck
W. J. McKelivey
H. Briggs
HH. P. Woodward
Forest City
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. FP. Ketcham
William Gunn
Roberts Bros
Main
Depot
H. Moon
William Kestell
Peckville
Niagara Falls
Floral Sunday Observed At Congregational Church
Olyphant notes a Floral Sunday with a children’s music and readings program at the Congregational church. St George's Episcopal mission in Edwards' hall holds afternoon services led by Rev. E. J. Haughton of Dunmore. Local meetings and visits are listed among town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Episcopal Mission
Edwards’ Hall
E. J. Haughton
Dunmore
Lady Ellen
Wilkes-Barre
Sweeney
William Leek
Blakely
Owen Jones
Breslaw
Thomas Patten
Susquehanna Street
J. O'Malley
Lulekawanna
William McKee
Wilkes- Barre
Lizzie Jones
West Scranton
Local society notes from Clark's Summit and nearby
Mrs. Robert Evans hosted a niece Miss Alice Miller birthday gathering. Scranton residents B James family occupy Albert Bull's former house. Clergy and families attended Epworth league convention at Tunkhannock. Harry Westcott returned to New York City for studies. Wyoming Seminary youths hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Walker on Winola avenue. Children's day exercises postponed to the third Sunday in June due to late season. Postmaster aide Mrs. M S Perkins resigns. Miss Edna Townsand named successor. International Correspondence schools employees toured Clark's Summit and took a straw ride to Bald Mount on Memorial day. Mrs. F J Walker and children visiting Wayne county. Canning factory directors rumored to plan operation this season. Miss Ti Jennings visited Paton. Mrs. S Rice in Scranton. F F M Young repainting his store. A K Stearns doing the work. J W Bunnell in Scranton on business. Miss Ella Mann attended eisteddfod sessions in Scranton on Memorial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Evans
Woodlawn Park
Alice Miller
B. James and
Scranton
Albert Bull
Custard
C.E. Merrill
Bortree
Tunkhannock
Harry Westcott
New York City
Wyoming Seminary
Solomon Walker
Winola Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. S. Perkins
Edna Townsend
International Correspondence Schools
Clark
Bald Mount
F. J. Walker
Ti Jennings
Paton
8. Rice
FF. M. Young
A. IK. Stearns
J. W. Bunnell
Ella Mann
Local Vignettes Include Returning Soldier and Visitors
William Doran, a private in the U S Army in the Philippine Islands, returned home Wednesday evening after his enlistment term. Mrs. Austin Bensester of Carbon Dale visits town. Aliss Vertic Dix called in Scranton yesterday. Mrs. William Bebe returns from Ashley trip. William Seberline and daughter Miles Carrie spend two weeks at Stroudsburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Wonderlich of Philadelphia visit the LeVins on Main Street. School children enjoyed a woods outing yesterday. Miss Mame Hinds spends a few days in Blakely.
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William Doran
United States Army
Philippine Islands
Austin Bensester
Carbondale
Aliss Vertic Dix
Scranton
William Bebe
Ashley
William Seberline
Miles Carrie
Stroudsburg
John Wonderlich
Philadelphia
James LeVin
Main Street
Mame Hinds
Blakely
Lie Cummings
James Doran
Eugene McAlpine
Marathon
John Davis
Diego
W. Va
John AleCarrick
Ireland
William Corcoran
West Side
R. K. Batley
Montrose
Nhenever Frue
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Charles Sanders
L. D. Banders
West Hutston
Nettle Druftper
Wilkes-Barre
Parsons Funeral Guests and Town Visitors Noted
Archbal d Mrs John T Swift attended the funeral of Mrs Patrick Cox in Parsons yesterday. Mr Dan Thomas of Carbondale called in town Thursday evening. James Gildea Jr of Hui Street returned from Atlantic City. Mr D J Jenkins of Jermyn called in town yesterday. Stephen McDonough of Scranton is visiting relatives in town. Mia C A Sainson and daughter also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Swift
Parsons
Patrick Cox
Dan Thomas
Carbondale
James Gildea, Jr
Hui Street
Atlantic City
D. J. Jenkins
Jermyn
Stephen McDonough
Scranton
Mia
C. A. Sainson
Prominent Mrs Atherton Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A high society woman, Mrs Atherton, provides a strong endorsement letter for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the remedy cures a wide range of female distress including ovarian issues, womb problems, backache, and menstrual irregularities, asserting it is unmatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn, N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Atherton
Lydia Bh. Pinkham
Louise Returns Home After Pleasant Visit in Town
Louise has returned to her Scranton home after a pleasant visit with relatives in town. P. F. Brogan was a caller in Mayfield yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Scranton
P. F. Brogan
Mayfield
Taylor Church Calendar and Local Notices in Scranton
The report lists church services at Calvary Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches in Taylor with times for morning and evening services, Sunday school, and the Lord's Supper. It notes a cemetery fence repair gathering, Forest Home Cemetery directors meeting, funerals in Bellevue, and various local residents' travels, visits, illnesses, and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
H. H. Harris
D. E. Jones
Old Presbyterian Cemetery
Forest Home Cemetery Association
Maury
Lydia Jones
John Reese
Ryan Jones
Pond Street
Alera
Margaret Edwards
Bellevue
John R. Francis
Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Singer
Elm Park
Ada Clogs
Taylor Street
Delaware, Lackiwanna and Western Company
Piaster
Henry
Llazle Davin
Sophia ‘Thomas
West Bcranton
James Morris
David Thomas
Sullivan County
James Jones
Pittsburg
Old Forge Borough
Alfred Jones
Lily Lake Yesteray
Brooklyn Notes and Obituaries From June Meeting
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Brooklyn events with solo visitors Mia and G T Terry hosting Professor BE By Southworth. Fr Bailey travels to Binghamton for facial surgery. Universalist Ladies Aid met at Mrs Fred Bennett’s. about sixty attended. Children’s Sunday noted at Methodist church. Universalist Sunday school plans event next week. Ales Jevslo Delaway visited Hophottam. Joseph Richard dies at his mother’s home after laudanum overdose. funeral in Pittston after remains moved Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Brooklyn
Southworth
Beranton
Mia
G. T. Terry
Bailey
Binghamton
Universalist Church
Fred Bennett
Universalist
Thelia
Bundy
Ales Jevslo Delaway
Hophottam
Joseph Richard
Pittston
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Old Board
St. Paul's
Jacobs-Layman Wedding
Misses Swigert
Berean Church
Jermyn and Mayfield
Florence Atherton
Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance
Pryxsam
Florence Aruerton
Hoyt St
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mars
Alphonse Croke
Rockingham Place
Roxbury District
Mass
National City Bank of
Lynn
Paisa
Ydia KE
Pickham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mess
Taylor
AVOCA
John Doran
Sile
Mies Delian Cinminge
Brid
George Alney
Middletown
Stephen Roberson
Frerest Harding
Meshoppen Croek
Lemon Township
Clirk Bridge
James Rear
Mirset Hagneth
Martha Lobeck
Fikiliay
Nellie Mogee
Aluny Conners
Loveltun
Thin Weel
Havana
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Impertal Cigar CO
Cubanola Cigars
Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. CO
Howton. Cincago
U. S. Circuit Court
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Fan Katy
G Co
Armeetrimuasant Attac
Ayia
Anonony An
Foote & Fuller CO
Washington Avenue
N.& G. Manufacturing Company
Agata
Pilsner
Breeze
Scranton, Pa
NEW York Hotels
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New
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Westminster Hotel Cor
Sixteenth St
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T. Thompson
Wanamakers
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