WEDDINGS IN CARBONDALE MISS LUCY MCDONOUGH AND MICHAEL BARRETT JR
Exceedingly pretty ceremony at St Rose Church honors Miss Lucy McDonough of Cottage street and Michael Barrett Jr of Fallbrook street with Rev. Walter Gorman officiating. Bride wears cream albatross and carries roses. reception at bride’s parents’ home. The couple will live together after a brief honeymoon. The day also brings Miss Anna C Lesher to wed John H Steele at First Methodist Church with simple rites officiated by Rev A F Chilfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy McDonough
Michael Barrett, Jr
St. Rose Church
Anna
Lesher
John H. Steele
New Buffalo
A. F. Chaffee
Angelus
Cottage Street
Fallbrook Street
Mamie Burnett
Thomas Barrett
Tanhouser
Walter Gorman
Mendelssohn
Anna C. Lesher
First Methodist Church
Terrace
FL Chilfee
M. Lesher
Carbondale High School
Delegates to District Convention Named by Local Abstinence Societies
Local total abstinence societies announce the election of delegates for the district convention to be held in Archbald on Sunday afternoon July 6. Delegates chosen to date include J. P. Campbell Edward Dockerty Matthew Connor M. R. Campbell and Michael Horan of Knights of Father Matthew along with John Devaney Timothy J. Gilhoul James Connors Joseph Mannion Daniel Nelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
J. P. Campbell
Edward Dockerty
Matthew Connor
M. R. Campbell
Michael Horan
Knights of Father
A Night in the Country Attracts Local Youth
A summer social at Decker's hall in Dun anii drew a large crowd under the Bon Ton Reading Club patronage of Cur- Hondale. The evening featured a country drive, dancing, and lively social mingling, described as highly enjoyable by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Dunanii
Bon Ton Reading Club
Cur- Hondale
Grape-Nuts Improves Health Says School Teacher
A Vermont teacher describes weak health from poor nutrition and how switching to Grape-Nuts and cream improved energy, digestion, and memory. She recounts nearly quitting teaching due to illness, then credits Postum products for renewed strength and alertness. statements claim better brain function and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
California
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Ich
Small-pox case in Carbondale linked to Ashland visitor
William Thompson, 18, of Hospital Street Carbondale, contracts a mild small-pox attack. The source traces to Archie Lewis of Ashland, now a small-pox patient in Jermyn, who visited Carbondale and spread the illness. Sanitary measures and a temporary quarantine follow amid a lack of a local health board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Hospital Street
Archie Lewis
Ashland
Carbondale
Andrew Thompson
Thompson
Jermyn
Lewis
David Thoms
Gbucon Street
Thompson House
J. W. Wouser
Scranton
Houser
O'Neil
Board of Health
Select Council
Crescents Clash With Carbondale in Field Battle
A base ball battle royal is set for this afternoon on Duffy's field pitting the Crescents against Carbondale. The game, to be called at 9 o'clock, draws expected strong crowd support as fans cheer the contest’s fine points and potential survival of the fittest outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Carbondale
Duffy's
Letters Remaining in Carbon Dale Post Office June 18 188
A historic postal note lists names of patrons with letters awaiting pickup at Carbon Dale on June 18. The roster includes J Walter Bump R L Davis Genn Harpking Jimes Jones Dr T J Lamb G W Robbing Harvey K R Underwood Mrs Jean Ammerman Julia Anderson Miss Bera Matthews Perfect Custom Short Co Wladyslaw Miscarkl Fortinata Mercuredi Giuseppe Miarie Giglotti J J Thomas and the Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
J. Walter Bump
R.L. Davis
Genn Harpking
Jimes Jones
T. J. Lamb
G. W. Robbing
Harvey KR
Underwood
Jean Ammerman
Julia Anderson
Bera Matthews
Perfect Custom Short Co
Wladyslaw Miscarkl
Foron
Fortinata Mercuredi Duseppe
Miarie Giglotti
J. J. Thomas
Maxwell Shepherd Attends Maxwell Aitheus Cousin Wedding
Maxwell Shepherd travels to Oneida New York for his cousin Misa Clarice Maxwell and Frank Aitheus wedding. Miss Maxwell has visited Carbondale and has many well wisher friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Shepherd
Oneida
N. Y
Misa Clarice Maxwell
Frank Aitheus
Miss Maxwell
Carbondale
Fishing Trip Leaves Three Men From Wayne County
De J J Thompson attorney W F B Watt and Walter Scurry departed early yesterday for a fishing trip in Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. J. J. Thompson
W. FB. Watt
Walter Scurry
Wayne County
Local News in Brief Fresh Notes on Town People
William Thomas left the city to seek hotel work in Saratoga. Thomas Cannon displays a forty pound turtle caught in Brownell's swamp. Martin Duffy, hospitalized with appendicitis, is improving. Thomas Kane Jr. is released from seven year burglary sentence. Cleon Briggs resigns to join Schenectady locomotive works. Scurry family and Miss Margaret Davis go to Oceany Grove for summer. Nettie Thomas returns from Wales, health improved. Marshall Stull takes a week vacation in Kn-Hannock. High school commencement seats sell out. Rev Rollin Sawyer returns from Honesdale outing. Zopher Lee and P A Rivenburg enjoy fishing at Robinson's pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
Saratoga
Thomas Cannon
Sandstreet
Brownell
Martin Duffy
Fallbrook Street
Thomas Kane, Jr
Edwards
Astern
Cleon Briggs
Percy Briggs
Dicksonhill
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Wailroad
Scranton
Schenectady
Daniel Scurry Sand
Mra
Alfred Pascoe
Unkhannock
Rollin A. Sawyer
Trinity Church
Honesdire
J. P. Ware
Grace Church
Tonesdale
Zopher Lee
P. A. Rivenburg
Flobinson's
Thor
Local Residents Share Summer News and Visits
Mr and Mrs Moran of South Church street return home after weeks in New York City. Campbell of Spring street vacationing in New York. Miss Mary McDermott leaves for Athantie City to spend the summer with P F Coogan’s family. Mrs B E Emory and Nadine of West Pittston visit Mrs G B Sampson on Canaan street. John W Jones of South Church street confined at home due to business. Born to All and Mrs Peter Krantz of South Church street, a son. James Bush of Maple City seen in town yesterday. John Williamson of Wilkes-Barre as a overnight guest. J Smith of Seelyville at the American yesterday. Miss Tthel Rogers of Nantitoke returns home after brief visit with Carbondale friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moran
South Church Street
New York City
Dod Campbell
Spring Street
New York
Mary McDermott
P. F. Coogan
Athantie City
Emory
Nadine
West Pittston
G. B. Sampson
Canaan Street
John W. Jones
Bu Itness
Peter Krantz
Bouth Church Street
James Bush
Maple City
Gilley
John Williamson
Wilkes-Barre
J. Smith
Seelyville
Tthel Rogers
Nantitoke
Carbondale
Obituary notices Jermyn and Mayfield area
Mrs. John Howarth of Third Street Jermyn Mayfield died last evening after a seven week illness aged sixty two born in Oldham Lancashire England survived by two daughters Mrs John Jones and Mrs J H Berryman two sisters Mrs Harry Smith and Mrs John Howarth funeral planned. Merchants debate cash basis rumor false. Mail service criticized by business district. Fireworks nuisance on main streets mayors urged to curb use. Oriental Star lodge members visit Jermyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howarth
Third Street
Orlovk
Deceasxed
Oldham
Lancashire
England
Pilston
John Jones
J. H. Berryman
Harry Smith
Jermyn
Scranton
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Sold With Satisfaction Guarantee
Jaquish Inland Michigan reports selling more Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than all similar preparations combined. He guarantees every bottle and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
I.—F. Co. Jaquish
Inland
Mich
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted For Scranton Residents
An advertisement from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY touts Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. Mrs E F Jones of 1010 Lafayette St Scranton reports knee stiffness, ankle bloating, and pain eased after using several boxes bought from Matthews Bros drug store. The ad claims others in Scranton found relief and notes a 50 cent price with sale agents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Jones
Lafayette Street
Dean
Matthews Bros.’ Drug Store
Scranton
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Exceedingly pretty wedding in St Patrick's Church
Yesterday in St Patrick's church Misa Mary O Boyle daughter of Hugh O Boyle of Dunmore street and John Taughan were married in a nuptial mass performed by Rev P J Murphy. The bride wore a brown broadcloath gown with a white chiffon hat and carried a prayer book. Attendant Miss Annie Hoban wore grey liberty satin. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple left for New York on the noon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Misa Mary O'Boyle
Hugh O' Boyle
Dunmore Street
John Taughan
Mendelesohn
Nettle McDonnell
P. J. Murphy
Annie Hoban
Liberty
Paine
M. W. Cummings, Jr
Lves
Karl
Willam Adair
Excelsior Hose Company
A. FF. Craus
Bartholomew J. Lynch
Gertrude Miller
Lancaster
Lynch
Citizens’ Bank
Blakely Pool Board
Fils
Millesville State Normal School
Katie Hevers
Marshwood
Martin Walsh
Dinmore
Watie Dolphin
Priceburg
James T Tlevers
Pasther Hevers
Delaaware and
Hudson Station
New York
Walsh
Dunmore
Clara Sherman
William 8. Jones
Blakely
Beranton
Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Atlantic City
Jones
Lackawanna Avenue
Holy Cross College
Hugh Ruddy
B.C. Harnden
Binghamton
M, Kk. Harnden
John O'Malley
P. O'Malley
Scranton
Peckville Fire District Battles Lightning Hit Home
The Wilson Fire Company purchased new service equipment as a severe Peckville storm struck William Tuthill’s Maple street residence. A chimney collapsed and the house was badly wrecked while Mrs Tuthill, upstairs, suffered a shock but recovered. Blakely High School students picnicked at Nay Aug Park. Insured losses from the big fire, represented by Air D. G. Black, amount to thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Fire Company
Peckville
William Tuthill
Maple Street
Tuthill
Blakely High School
Nay Aug Park
Air
D. G. Hlack
Throop Local 10 UMWA Meeting Announced
A meeting of Local 10 United Mine Workers of America will be held at Throop Park on a Thursday afternoon. All men and women are invited to attend. Several speakers will be on hand. By order of the president Henry Jarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Throop Park
Henry Jarvis
Wyoming Valley Express Set to Start on Lehigh Valley Line
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a new through train between Carbondale Scranton New York and Philadelphia called the Wyoming Valley Express starting June 15. Depart Carbondale 7:00 a.m. Scranton 7:41 a.m. arrive New York 1:18 p.m. Philadelphia 12:40 p.m. Return from New York 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia 4:30 p.m. arrive Scranton 10:03 p.m. Carbondale 10:49 p.m. Includes through Pullman buffet parlor car and Lehigh Valley day coach between Carbondale and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Carbondale
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Atlantic City A World Gem Resort Title
Atlantic City is praised as the world’s gem resort with its famed board walk ocean piers and luxurious hotels. The New Jersey Central offers vestibuled trains from New York to Atlantic City with three daily departures at 40 AM and 840 PM and buffet parlor cars. The railroad’s Passenger Department issues a free illustrated booklet about Atlantic City upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey Central
New York
New Jersey Central Passenger Department
New York City
National Delegation Association Excursion Ticket Offer
The Lackawanna Hillroad sells special excursion round trip tickets to Minneapolis for July 7 to 11, priced at 30 640 dollars. Tickets valid for return passage to Minneapolis until July 14 with a 60 cent deposit, extension to Sept 1 available. Delegates should note one change of cars in Chicago when departing Scranton. The popular departure is 6:50 p m from Scranton arriving Minneapolis at 7:45 am the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Delegation Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Lackawanna Hillroad
Scranton
Lackawanna
Chicago
Southern Railway Sells Round Trip Tickets to Asheville N C
The Southern railway offers round trip fares to Asheville for Aug 17 18 and 19 1902 with return by Aug 25 for the general public. From Washington the rate is $14 05. Through sleeping car service to Asheville is available. Charles L Hopkins district passenger agent Philadelphia will provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Meeting Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturalists
Washington
Pullman
Bally
Charles L. Hopkins
Southern Railway
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Low Rate of Fare to Denver On Account of the Sunday School
A brief advertisement notes a discounted rail fare to Denver Colorado tied to a Sunday School event. The notice emphasizes reduced prices for travelers and encourages attending church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
International association convention trip to Denver
The text announces a triennial convention to be held in Denver California from June 26 to July 2. Special round trip first class tickets are available from the Lackawanna railroad ticket office at a fare of 45 dollars 25 cents. Tickets are valid for travel June 21 22 and 6H. On return the joint agent must receive 26 cents for the return passage to August 1 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternational Association
Denver
Cal
Lackawanna Railroad
Dunmore War Pageant and Lectures Stir Local Audience
The Boys' brigade at Trinn Avenue Church drew large crowds for a well received military drill led by Carl Altemose. Rev Dabney drew youths into church work beyond the building. Dr Bateson lectured on the qualities of famous men using charts and metaphors comparing temperaments to fabrics and woods. He advised temperaments like oak for ruggedness and rag-tag for low form, and stressed health through pure water and air alongside disciplined drill and diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinn Avenue
Carl Altemose
Dabney
Tripp Avenue
Bateson
Cladstone
Grant
Napoleon Bonaparte
Washington
Wellington
Chen
St Mark's Sunday School and Local News Notes
A. P. McDonough returns from Hawley after a brief visit. John Nichols comes back from a successful trip in Pi county and hosts friends at his Drinker street home. Mrs. Fred Cooke returns to New York City after several days in town. St Mark's Sunday school plans an event with a train schedule noted for the depot departure at .40 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. McDonough
Hawley
St. Mark's
Avrel Tadas
John Nichols
Pi County
Drinker Street
Fred Cooke
New York City
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