Hillside galleries paid. town notes and events
Forest City updates list Hillside galleries payment due today and arrivals from Scranton. First come, first served in a tank rupture sale. Local officials organize a Christian Endeavor group. new school board elected with President J D Caryl and Secretary W J Maxay. Two cyclists return from Williamsport trip in a day. Dramatic contest Joep thah and Hir Daughter set for June 19 with flag drill. bankrupt sale advertises savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Crawford
Jermyn
W. G. Trim
Tuesaday
M. W. Gargill
Great Bend
Tooway
James Johns
Honesdale
Schuylor German
T. V. Powderly, Jr
Scranton
William Inglis
Hilleide
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Fleming
Pioneer City
J. D. Caryl
W. J. Maxay
W. H. Leek
T. J. Pentecost
M. Krant
Jaurney
John Matey
Arthur May
Williamsport
F. L. Grander
Budd Block
Allen Block
W. A. May
Joepthah
Hir
Jermyn Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Borough Affairs
Jermyn notes include visitors J. Brown of Paternoster, N J and others from Hamdon and Horseheads. C D Winter granted letters of administration in John Kearney estate. A Sabbath desecration issue stirs civic support for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Paternon
N. J
Squire Rotingon
Carey & Co
A. L. Green
Mias Nbllio Pontred
St. Jumea
Jone
Burgess Sb
Bucklon's Arnica Salve Ad Offers Cure Claims
An old advertisement touts Bucklon's Arnica Salve as best for bruises sores ulcers salt rhowm fever ores chapped hands chilblains and skin eruptions. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and notes price per box via Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Weddings and community notices fill Grant City pages
Local notices report a Whitney-Maston wedding at Susquehanna with attendees from the city including Mr and Mrs John Ammoerman and Lin aiaandaon Fred. Other items note Lucy Vannan and Stillvan Hadcock to wed, graduates listed from the high school class of '04, and various local visits, parish events, and forthcoming engagements across Susquehanna and Brooklyns surroundings.
Local Notes Include Social Events and Comings and Goings
Peckville and nearby residents share a week of visits reports with neighbors. A Presbyterian lawn social on Dr J B Grover’s lawn features costumes from different countries and lemonade service. Local tradesmen announce new homes and job changes, and the Blue Ridge Coal firm reports a record eighty cars mined in an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blows
Wayne County
Mra
Benjamin
St. Arnold
Lake Poyntelle
Futara
The
Presbyterian Church
J. B Grover
Main Street
Jonesh
Rebecca
Lamon
James Graham
New York and Ontario Coal Company
Blue Ridge Coal Company
Charles Dawcan
Consumera’ Powder Works
Henry Chapman
Sturges
New York and Scranton Coal Company
Marriage of Misa Maggie Duffy to Mr. John Boland
Jennie Kearney and Ellie Quirk announce the upcoming wedding of Misa Maggie Duffy of Cemetery street to Mr. John Boland of Main street at St. Thomas church at 8 o'clock. A breakfast will follow and the couple plan a wedding tour visiting Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herg
Henry Myers
Jost Bishop
Waller
Charles BD Buoi
PL PL
Spellman
William Swift
Hl Street
Mr. Swift
Swift
John T
James, Thomas and
Paterick J. Swift
Thomas Holmes
Misa Winnie Swift
Pater Gilda
Dunmore
Peter Jordan
Scrantoo
Jennie Kearney
Ellie Quirk
Scranton
Misa Maggie Duffy
Cemetery Street
John Ff Boland
Main Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promises Skin and Blood Benefits
An advertisement claims Carlsbad Sprudel Salt purifies the blood and improves skin, stomach, liver, and kidney health. It markets the product as a purgative and alterative with a seal of Carlsbad origin and the signature of Rianer & Mendelson Co. as agents in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Seguin
Saquin
Tex
le Messi
Lirtsas Bion
SaVannah
Hunllenen
I. P
Poe
W.M. Rust
Montrose Notes Feature Local Events And Changes
Deputy Prothonotary W A Tita and wife occupy their Claret street home. A well attended band concert praises Prof Hunt's leadership. Rev Ho H Jeseno spoke to Presbyterian children. Miss Grace Smith visits from Honesdale for summer. Town weighs electric lights vs dark streets. Artist J D Smiley and family visit from New York for the summer. Street improvements and strawberry sales noted. Fire company exhibition planned and a buggy gift contest announced. Cultrenia Day set at Methodist church. W T Tarrell posts improvements on Church Street. Allyn family occupies new home on Chenango. Foree returns from western work. Dr Thomast Electric Oil promoted as pain reliever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Titaworth
Claret
Hunt
Ho H. Jeseno
Misa Grace Smith
Honesdale
J. D. Smiley
New York
Charoh
J. William Suffern
New York City
J. H. Millard
Shad
Harrisburg
Montrose Fire Company No. 2
Unites States Bogey and Cart Company
Cincinnati
Montrose Fire Camping No. 2
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Whiting
Eewie
Church Street
T. Allyn
Chenbngo Atrert
Albert Foree
Montross
Minooka News and Local Happenings
Minooka resident Miss B Coyne returns home after visiting Port Griffith. Minooka Shooting club to host a ball on July 27. Pat Healy retires from farming in Moscow and will work milling at Greenwood mines. Greenwood fish trip escorts travel to Lake Pointelle. A streetcar killed a large hog in Greenwood. Inka expansion work at Greenwood begins with bouts planned for entertainment after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss B Coyne
Port Grifith
Join Coyne’s
Murphy Court
Minooka Shooting Club
Pat Healy
Greenwood
Moscow
Bune Bail Elu
No 184
Young Men’s Institute
Ol Forge
Tae ‘Trianxe
JH Eagan
Fred Anderson
GJ. Thomas
Weat
Pittaton
Lake Poyntelle
Livac Davie
Greeenwood
Honesdale Notes Include Club Meeting and Civic Gatherings
Perry Deen of Dartville visited W M Gardner’s pane in Honesdale as part of the bicycle club events. A club meeting was set for Thursday evening after the rite with Mr and Mrs A Byrtwell to visit in Honesdale. The cornet band performed near Park and Main as locals gathered. An incident with an inn officer led to a brief standoff but a mutual agreement restored calm. Also mentions Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup as a cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Deen
Dartville
W.M. Gardner
Acloo
Honesdale
Aulet
Will
P. m
Mra . A. Byurtw
Binghamton
Clerks’ Association
Parke
Main Streets
Inn
Borough of
New York Recorder and Carlisle Cry for Another Joan
A fragmented note cites Secretary Carlisle and a New York recorder in a plea for a figure named Joan. The text contrasts Detroit and democracy with unclear connections and political framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Puzzling Verse About Castoria Across Ages
A fragmented verse traces Castoria use from infancy to adulthood, mentioning Castorin Castoriq Castoria and Castorig in a playful, irregular rhythm. The lines hint at care and attachment through generations with repetitive brand mentions.
Reopening and Community Notes From Local Church
The Methodist Budocopy church will reopen tomorrow morning with praise for the carpet band’s diligent interior work and fresh exterior coating. Various residents and visitors, including Miss Ellen Bourn and Mrs. Chor Peck, are mentioned with plans and movements around Scranton and Croton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Budocopy
Naint Algo
Ellen Bourn
Croton
N. Y
Mra QC
EL Vaughn
Scranton
Mra. Moyla
Mra, Saunders
Chor Peck
Labor
Vantasaal
New York
W. FP. Clements
Lamoreaux
Leagues and Endeavor Aooiation
Turneravilly
Deserted appearance and civic events planned for town
The town plans its June 21 observance with a Presbyterian Ladies Aid excursion to Lake Ariel while Independent Fire Company hosts a Like Ariel trip this Saturday. Tickets for Independence tableaux and Odd Fellows ball are on sale as Rev Father Donlan sets June 15 as the entry deadline. A fire damaged a Drinker Street house owned by John Shaffer, occupied by Thomas Brink sr and Hijo Harris. Hugh Donnelly, a Pennsylvan ia Coal Co. breaker worker struck by lightning, funeral today at 2 PM from Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Close
New York City
Tuesay
Independent Fire Company
Ariel
Drinker Street
John Shaffer
Thomas Brink, Sr
Hijo Harris
Thretn
Father Donlan
Lake Arie
Hugh Donnely
Enister
Penosylvania Coal Company
Dunmore Methodist Episcopa Chine
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Gorman
Hildre WN
Uingham
Forest City
Bucklon
Carbondale
Harry VanDermark
Ontario and Western
Mayfield
J. B. Hoyt
River Street
Hoyt
West Pittston
Whitney-Maston
Susquehanna
John Ammoerman
Linaiaandaon Fred
George J. Binton
Misa Rena Daley
Weatchester
Normal School
Misa Lucy Vannay
Dangouter
Mra J. Vannan
Belmont Street
Stillvan Hadcock
Ontario and Western Railroad
Charles Lee
Pistor
First Presbyterian Church
A. W. Reynolds
Washington
Daaa
Gila Boland
Agnes Brennan
Emma L. Barrett
Mollie Bayley
Frank Coneb
Bertha da Witt
John Forbes
Bridget Gething
Benjain E. Galpin
J. Norman Grolder
Liz Me Healey
Katie Healey
Ella L Hurte
Frank P. Kelly
Thomas V Loftus
Emma McLaughlin
Janet McMynne
Maud Pengelly
Mary J. Reese
Saral G. Swigert
Ben L. Singer
Lisgie Tighe
Charles P. Wittelock
Willum A. Nealon
Bridget E. Gilmartin
Louis Abpott
Frank Sehoonover
Frank Firman
Mixa Nellie T. Killeen
Brooklyn Street
Young Men'’a Christiae Association
Wrcrotary
George Merrill
Thomas Canyvan
St Lose
Thin Place
Peckville
Freedom
Montrose
Tim
Tere
Raby
Chil
Dhe
Castoriq
Mim
Castoria
Ehe
Annie Schretner
Allentown, Pa
Hood’s
O.T. Tool & Co
Lowell, Maga
Hneed
Rood
Allentown
Hood
Lackawanna Ave
Dunmore News Notes
E. Robinson
Manufacturera
Pilsener
Famuel Hines
Prosident
W.W. Watron
Vicw
Hlllams
Crahier
Samotn Minna
Janna MeranAnt
Invish A. Fisen
Prince B. Fincey
Orid. Jey
M.S. Kiweiun
Cuan , Mautiewa Ie T. Ponte
W. W. Watson
Dadoes
Irish Point
Tambour
Nottingham
Silkeline
Conservative
Liberal
Bcranton, PA
Moosic and
Rose Dale Works
Lafflin & Rand Powiloer Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
MT. Pleasant
oMea
Wyoming Aventa
Firat Oor
Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
Gary
Heninorieta
Yrary
Boraghold
Green County, Mo
Anennrry, C
Meee
Liviwan
Mot Springs
Ark
Thas
M. Rewton
Aberdeen
Brown County
J.D. Johnston
Lippman Bros
SegiTeikatlas
CS - Ee Vea
Wyoming Avenue
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