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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1899

Page

7

Independence Day Pageant Plans In Carbondale

Carbondale prepares for a large Independence Day pageant two weeks hence inviting clergymen mayor and city officials to participate. Committees and officers include general manager Abe Sahm grand marshal Joshua Van Der Mark and treasurer John Lof tus with extensive floats and displays planned by named locals. An effort to lead the parade by the G A R is noted and a fireworks committee will be named later.

Carbondale Mannager Abe Sahm Josiuah van Dermark John Loftus W. Mulroy W. E. Matthews A. L. van Gorden Charles Danielson W. Norton William Bryden John Killeen John Wedeman George Gilbert Hiegele Yuirade George James Joe Gilhool Chiude Smith George Muir Financialy G. B. van Gorder W. Malloy A. T. Thompson T. FP. McNulty Ven. Finch Zopher Lee John Manley W. B. Grutman J. N. Gelder G. BH. van Gorder Marty Kearns I. H. Colvin A. L. Sahm Eugene Hudson John Rivenburg Patrick Dougherty A. O. Fidlam John Kennnedy William Masters Wiliam Killeen W. Hobbs Harry Wolcott W. Evans Harry Kearns

Class Day Planned by 89 Graduating High School Class

The 1989 graduate class announces a class day to be held at the Central School building the day after commencement. The program features addresses by Martha Brink and Clarence Wright, music, recitations by Mary Helms and Anna Farrell, a Mellicent Gibbs presentation, and a class day oration by Professor Hockenberry. The motto is We am higher and colors are old gold and blue.

Central School Martha Brink Newell van Bergen Mary Helms Our Boys Clarence Wright Hockenberry

Two Local Weddings Planned for June At St Rose Church

On June 27 Nora Neary of the West Side will wed Bernard Brennan foreman of car repairs for the Delaware and Hudley company in St. Rose church. Tomorrow morning at St. Rose church Louise Durkin daughter of Mrs Barbara Durkin of Beatt Street will marry Michael Colling who supervises a diamond drill in Jefferson county. He is a brother of market merchant J J Collins.

Nora Neary Weat Bernard Brennan Delaware and Hudley Company St. Rose Church Lowise Durkin Mia Barbara Durkin Beatt Street Michael Colling Jefferson County J. J. Collins

Council approves July Fourth funds and sewer rebate cut

Select council met last evening and concurred in the resolution appropriating $50 for Fourth of July celebration with $25 for decorating the city building. The sewer rebate for John Beck was reduced from $40 to $20. The solicitor is authorized to contract with Consolidated Water for wartime coal at current rate until April 1, 1909. Charles Braon testified on tax rebate. Blair and Kennedy requested Park Place and Sixth Avenue.

Select Council John Beck Consolidated Water Company Warco Charles Braon Blair Kennedy Park Place Sixth Avenue

Bonds Backed Cash Help and Tenth Avenue Sewer

A resolution was introduced to fund surface sewer on Tenth Avenue using guaranteed bonds to raise cash. The measure aims to secure financing and accelerate needed municipal infrastructure work.

Tenth Avenue

Malin Street Restaurateur John Gaughan Dies

John Gaughan longtime Malin street restaurateur died at Carbondale Hospital shortly after an early morning. Born in Pittston 48 years ago he once worked for the Delaware and Hudson in Waymart before opening a profitable restaurant in this city about ten years ago. He retired recently and leaves a wife a daughter and an infant. Funeral plans have not been announced.

John Gaughan Malin Street Carbondale Hospital Pittaton Waymart Delaware and Hudson Company

Community Travel and Local Appointments Highlight Week

Mr. and Mrs. Burr head to Crystal Lake cottage while Mr. Shannon travels to Little Meadows New York for two weeks. Miss Burr entertains Miss Ham and others plan visits as others relocate. Junior Endeavor at First Presbyterian to take a two week vacation. Teachers of Trinity Sunday School reschedule weekly meeting to Thursday at the rectory.

F. &. Burr Crystal Lake William Shannon Little Meadows N. Y Sarah Burr Lincoln Avenue Grace Ham Honesdale Harry Dolph Thorne Street Delaware and Hudson South Side Junior Endeavor Society First Presbyterian Church J. E. Blacksiioge Willis New York England Frank Stoutenger Syracuse John D. Fox Glen Falls Frank Smith Garfield Avenue Louis Abbott Lehigh University John Forbes West Chester Mary Arthur Rutherford Blair College Trinity Sunday School

Local groundbreakings and church rehearsal announced

George Hirwig breaks ground on Main Street to build a store and dwelling. William Burton’s Brook Street home nears completion. Primitive Methodist Church choir to meet at 7 30 this evening for rehearsal. all members urged to attend.

George Hirwig Main Street William Burton Brook Street Primitive Methodist Church

Lawkie tribe to hold reg ular session in Odd Fellows hall

In connection with children's day exercises the Lawkie tribe No 107 Improved Order of Red Men will meet this Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows' hall. Jessie Anyder and family visited friends Sunday in East Dalton. Miss Lily Palmer plans to visit friends in Toronto during school holidays. Henry Simmen has returned home after a year in the far west. he is a respected citizen. Remember Niemen's tomorrow at Lake Poyntelle with tickets 1 dollar, 10 cents children. Annie Callahan, ill at her boulevard home, is improving and friends are glad.

Order of Red Men Odd Fellows’ Hall Jessie Anyder East Dalton Lily Palmer Carmalt Street Toronto Canada Henry Simmen Far West Simme Annan Lake Poyntelle Annie Callahan

Local notices mix social events and town council business

A rundown of church entertainments and socials plus borough council actions and local visits. Marriage plans, baptisms, confirmations, and school events are noted alongside prayers, lectures, and upcoming examinations. Read also: funeral arrangements and community gatherings at various churches and halls.

Local nuptials and assorted town notes from Scranton district

Mr W Hi Tennis and Nise Florence Dittiers were united in marriage at Rev Hiorns home on Mn avenue Scranton. Afterward they will spend their wedding week in Buffalo NY. The groom works as assistant mine foreman at Delaware and Hudson. Also noted are dog rabies incidents, visitors, a bicycle club meeting, and various social visits around Scranton and nearby towns with multiple residents mentioned.

W. Hi Nise Florence Dittiers Delaware and Hudson Collivery Walter Pryor John Solomon James Waters James Forest City William Veale Third Street Monsey Tribe of Red Men St. James’ Episcopal Church Burgess Powell Jacob Hiller Tacon Street Gomer Games Providence John Rosemargey West Mayfield John Martin St. James Saint John BP. Evans Wilkes-Barre Thomas M. Griffiths J. D. Stocker George Buckingham Traction Company van Doren Sacred Heart Church Andrew J. Meehan East Side New York City

Birthday Party for Bessie May Speaking

A Friday afternoon celebration at Mr and Mrs Daniel D Thomas home marked the fifth birthday of their daughter Bessie May Speaking with singing games and refreshments for a group of young attendees.

Daniel D. Thomas Bessie May Beulah James Lillian Morgan Jennie White Annie White Mary Newton Jennie Morgan Lauretia Taylor Sadie Willams Alice Davis Maggie Davis Audry Jones Esther Davis Eleanor James Ethel Davis Alice Bembo Wetherby Cemetery Boott Township

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain

A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy used by mothers for teething pain and related symptoms. It claims the product calms the child, soothes the gums, and cures wind colic, selling at twenty five cents a bottle.

Avoca Daily Notices of Marriages and Local Deaths

The June marriage crop will be harvested this week. Funeral services for Lawrence McAndrew age 13 and for a 2 year old child were held at St Marys cemetery with large processions and consoling words from Rev M F Crane. Milford resident P BR McKeon visits. Mrs Walshs condition improving. local residents visit Mia Conaboy. James McFarlane injured. Mattick McNulty returns from New Grange planning a business block.

Lawrence San Dominick McAndrew Lackawanna Hospital M. F. Crane West James Walsh P. J. Dougherty P. J. Tuckley Peter Mahon Mary Mahon Green Ridge Mia J. F. Conaboy James McFarlane Main Street Mattick McNulty New Grange

Cuban Giants to Play Honesdale in Athletic Park Games

Honesdale hosts two weekend baseball games featuring the Cuban Giants and local club. Attendance expected large due to the Giants reputation for entertainment. Friday result Port Jervis 2 Honesdale 8 and Saturday Honesdale 16 Port Jervis 7 with batteries ONeil Cummings Campbell Tracey umpire Ham Voight. Park lake dam leak endangers water supply for Seeleyville mills.

Eugene P. Ham Scranton Honesdale Athletic Park Baptist Sunday School Port Jervis Fonesdale Covevenees Port Tervis O'Neil Cummings Campbell Tracey George Voight Park Lake Seeleyville

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice

An 19th century style advertisement warns against mercury based remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It asserts the remedy is safe to take internally and contains no mercury with testimonials available. Sold by druggists at ten cents per bottle along with Hall's Family Pills as an accompanying product.

Mary A. Beard Claremore Ark Matthew Bros Hill FLJ, Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co Nervita Otly Nervita Medical Co Clinton & Jackson

Local Obituaries and Church Events Summary

Mr Bonam of Brook Street, long invalid, died Thursday and was buried Saturday. Mrs John Humphries returned to McClures New York with Master George Drake for a visit. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the church parlors with an ice cream social and painting sale at Minooka Avenue Parsonage. Prayer meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Probationers class Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs J B Mets returned Friday from Phillipsburg New Jersey.

Bonam Brook Street John Humphries McClures N. Y George Drake Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Church Minooka Avenue Mets Phillipsburg N. J

Readjusted prices slash department stock offering bargains

Prices drop across the suit department with cuts on skirts shirts and coats. Highlights include 35¢ crash skirts 6.98 dresses and 2.98 4.75 tailored suits plus new sheet music from Sydney Rosenbluth and a piano service area on the second floor.

Sydney Rosenbluth Ilkes-Barre

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