Obsequies for Hiram Ledyard Held in Uniondale
Funeral services for Hiram Ledyard were conducted at his Uniondale residence with Rev. H J Crane and Rev D D Jenkins officiating. Burial followed at Pleasant Mount cemetery. Attendees from Carbondale included Frank Colwell and several Mrs. Ledyard relatives. Ledyard, born October 2 1802 in Brooklyn Connecticut, lived in Pleasant Mount then Uniondale. widow Lucinda W Rude died January 1506. Survivors include Mrs Sands Mrs Ayers Mrs Hankin and Mrs E M Peck and C H Ledyard of Pleasant Mount. The community also notes Miss Jenkins nursing in Bidney New York and Dr J C Wheeler recovering from a bicycle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Ledyard
Uniondale
H. J. Crane
D. D. Jenkins
Presbyterian Church of
Pleasant Mount Cemetery
Messrs
Crane
Thomas,Ackerman
Yarrington
Frank Colwell
Mesdames M. A. Harrison
D. W. Humphrey
F. FH
Dennis
F. Pierce
Ledyard
Brooklyn
Conn
Pleasant Mount
Lucinda W. Rude
Sands
Ayers
Peckville
Hankin
New York
E. M. Peck
City
C. H. Ledyard
Frank Smith
Hoboken
Miss Jenkins
Balem Avenue
Bidney
N. Y
J. C. Wheeler
Celebration committees appoint Abe Sahm Fourth of July leader
The celebration committee names Abe Sahm general manager for the forthcoming Fourth of July event. He is a veteran organizer and will lead the preparations for an old fashioned celebration. Thousands of outsiders are expected to attend the Independence Day festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Sahm
Sahm
Tumor Removed From Starlight Woman in Private Hospital
Mrs. Hauber of Starlight underwent a tumor removal at Dr Wheeler's Private hospital. Dr Reed Burns of Seranton led the operation with assistance from Drs Gillis Harper and others. Scranton physician Dr Everett and Drs Malaun and PD L Bailey assisted. medical student Benjamin Singer of the University of Pennsylvania witnessed. The false growth weighed ten pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauber
Starlight
Inaugural Officers Named for Ancient Order of Hibernians
The Ancient Order of Hibernians No 1 announces its officers. President John P Collins. Vice President Martin Murphy. Recording Secretary Henry Loftus. Financial Secretary P F Moran. Treasurer James J Gorman. Sergeant at Arms Thomas Savagg. Sentinel Thomas Fee. Standing Committee John McDonald Patrick Purcell Patrick Mannion William Myers P L Neary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
No. 1
John P. Collins
Martin Murphy
Henry Loftus
P. F. Moran
James J. Gorman
Thomas Savagg
Thomas Fee
John McDonald
Patrick Purcell
Patrick Mananion
William Myers
P. L. Neary
Social Notes Highlight City Visit and Summer Plans
Miss Helen Shields is in New York City with Miss Ethel and Maria Aitken home from school for vacation. Mrs T L McMillan visits Mrs Bkinner of Port Jervis New York. Miss Laura Hriggs from Cemetery Street goes to Connecticut for the summer. Co W Fulkerson made a business visit to Forest City yesterday. Mrs Helen Rockwell has been ill or absent recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shields
New York City
Ethel
Maria Aitken
T. L. McMillan
Bkinner
Cycle parade draws hundreds despite missing wheel lamps
The two division parade drew large crowds as Carbondale Cycle club led the first division with Archbald also represented. Decorated wheels and notable riders such as Willie Park and Miss Florence Gebhardt highlighted the event. Afterward a social in Enterprise hall raised funds to pay for the cinderpath debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
Archbald
Willie Park
Willie Hill
Joe Loughney
Eddie Breen
Tom Gavin
Sumner Davis
Henry Trotter
Harry Freas
Nichol
Patten
Carbondale
Florence Gebhardt
Will Snyder
Dewey
Harry Reeves
Chief McGinley
Citizens
Hogarth
West Mayfield
Enterprise Hall
Alice Cooper
Philadelphia
Samuel Cooper
Walter Reeves
Porto Rico
Camp Meade
John Nicholson
Cartondale
Chanste
Mame Muddy
South Carbondale
Mr. Nealon
Jeffrson Medical College
John H. Solomon
Main Street
Niles
Graves
Pasteur Institute
New York
St. George
Margaret Burkey Weds Casper Tannery at German Evangelical Church
A wedding ceremony united Miss Margaret Burkey and Mr. Casper Tannery yesterday morning at the German Evangelical church. Rev. Adolph Weber officiated with Miss Katie Slappl as bridesmaid and Mr. John Naiglke as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burkey
Casper Tannery
German Evangelical Church
Adolph Weber
Katie Slappl
John Naiglke
Wedding Feast Precedes New York Honeymoon Ride
The couple turned to the bride's home for a wedding feast before boarding a noon train to New York City for their honeymoon. A reception was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frutehte of Taylor Street in honor of their niece Miss Almira Ricker of White Haven, Pa, with a large list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mrs. Frutehte
Taylor Street
Almira Ricker
White Haven
Sadie Hichards
Elsie Carey
Loradoe Dunatone
Mabel Little
Jennie Lander
Addie Goodwin
Ida
Peckville School Board Sets Teaching Staff For Another Year
The Peckville school board met in adjourned session and accepted Miss Anni Gummaer’s resignation to study at State Normal school Maneafield. They will keep the same teaching corps for another year while health officials battle a weather fever epidemic in Bell Place. The John Shannon burglary case is set for Monday, June 1% in district court after a posse challenged five burglars at the Delaware and Hudson station. A June 17 cake walk and entertainment, led by Miss Jesale L. Stearns, features recitations, solos, a wand drill by sixteen girls, a cake walk, pantomime, and more, attracting many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Gummaer
State Normal School
Maneafield
Board of Health
Bell Place
John Shannon
John I. Jones
Mesera
Craig
Broad
Dikeman
Delaware and Hudson Station
Jesale L. Stearns
Forethought and thrift cited as keys to success
A column argues bad management keeps people in poverty and urges planning ahead to seize opportunities. It praises prudent ownership and cautions against delay, noting the value of keeping Chamberlain's Cough, Cold Chelera and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to avoid costly doctor bills. Sold by Matthew Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
TUNKHANNOCK BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETS ADJOURNED
An adjourned borough council meeting in Tunkhannock discusses paying bills and the street payroll. A sewer ordinance proposes four bonds at 7 percent with a four tenth mill tax for 1900 1901 and a two mill tax for four years to service the issue. Additional notes mention visits and local assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segular
Brown
Kittridge
Reed
Hungerford
Sickler
Mentzer
Carrie Brown
West Pitteton
I. Mo Pratt
Frank D. Miller
Princeton College
Samuel Stark
Columbus
Ohio
Halton Stone
North Dakota
Stull
Valley Road
Boyce and Callahan
Hope Northrop
Helen Gould
New York
George &Impeon
Scranton
Carbondale
Clifford
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
Caution against mercury containing catarrh remedies with a claim to destroy smell and upset the system. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a safe internal treatment, with testimonials and retail by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ban Hall
Ohio
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Moosic News Items and Local Fire Loss
Local notes report callers and job changes including Miss Carrie Sieberhelm joining Jonas Long's Sons in Scranton and Minnie Ace visiting from Wilkes-Barre. A fire destroyed a rear building behind the Co operative store, with efforts to save adjacent structures and a prior arson attempt thwarted by prompt firemen. Community events include a wedding at Mr M H Edsoll’s home and Methodist services with 10 20 a m preaching and 7 0 p m services. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Boston
Centremoreland
Carrie Sieberhelm
Jonas Long
Sons
Scranton
Misa Minnie Ace
Wilkes-Barre
Torpey
Peckville
Co-operative Store
Wetherby
Philadelphia
Verna Schoonover
Misa Verna
Wright
Misa
Abel Dymond
Lower Larmerne County
Charles Snyder
New York
Maud Stewart
Porto Rico
M, HH. Edsoll
Maud G
Sylvester Corby
Bailey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Senate
Silk mill schedule delayed amid management dispute
Hallstead notices claim eleven hour days but a misunderstanding delayed the new timetable. A rush of orders now requires extra time. Hatletead resigns from the railroad men, causing commotion after The Tribune revealed the Intelli ence. Church hosted guests for the nineteenth natal day as Mrs King visits Scranton. Mrs Wood summers at Mitchell house. Snedaker announces Cecil M to wed Kenneth Barragher on June 15 at 1 pm. Sackett gains pension increase from ten to twelve dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Mill
William F. Hatletead
Tribune
Fred. W. Church
EK. King
Scranton
Margarette Wood
Washington, D. C
Mitchell House
William HH. Snedtker
Cecil M
Kenneth Barragher
Snedaker
Edwin M. Sackett
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Wyoming Avenue
MR. Ledyard
Horsford
Horsford’s
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Hood
Hallstead
Hgusg Powder Co
Ms Land
Scranton, PA
Mideat Moosic and
Rush ‘Ale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder Cos
Eletric Matterles
Rad
Safety Muse
Rapauno
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
MecGarrah & Thomas, Drugg@lets
Lackawanora Ave
Berunton, Pu
Jolz Phoon
Ull Trenheent
VCO
Reeve Oe Jc
Bastar
Siastaee * Brow
H. C. Sandereen, Druggista
Puneah
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Pharmaciet
Spruce Streat
Ncliock
Hamburg
Mother Hubbard
Morocco
Lalance & Grosjean Co
Jonas Lonc
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