Kimball joins Carbondale Library board as officer
George S. Kimball becomes active member to succeed J. J. Van Bergen and joins the board to replace C. T. R. Man ville. New officers include Clarence K. Ebeneer as president and Hon. J. W. Kilpatrick as vice president. The librarian reports 25 482 volumes circulated last year with 600 spent to purchase new books aided by donations and investment income. The library remains a popular public institution in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Kimball
The
Library Association
J. J. van Bergen
C. TR. Manville
Clarence KF. Ebeneer
J. W. Kilpatrick
E. ©. Haarnden
A. Wheeler
Tunneling News Boosts Moosie Mountain Railway Feasibility
The Tribune reports ongoing surveying along tunnel lines for a proposed underground railway. While certainty is elusive, the route from Waymart toward the Edgerton quarry attracts interest among local observers familiar with the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosie
Tribune
Independence Day Parade Plans At Council Rooms
The general and soliciting committees on Independence Day celebration meet in the council rooms tonight at 8:30. Full reports will be made and the demonstration events decided. Franklin colliery driver boys seek admission to the parade with thirty five mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Colliery
Sahm
School levy kept at 13 mills with split for purposes
The school board maintains a 13 mill levy, allocating 7 for school purposes 4 for building and 1 for sinking fund. A board meeting is set for 9:30 Wednesday morning June 28 to inspect the schools.
Local Notes From Crystal Lake and Nearby Towns
J J Simpson and family reside for the season at Crystal Lake cottage. William Passmore attended commencement exercises in Stroudsburg where his daughter participates. Trinity Guild’s Tritby social is held on George Herbert's River street lawn in Scranton. Baptist Sunday school to observe Children’s Day next Sunday. Rev T B Jopson to preach farewell sermon. Mrs R A Craft visits West Oxford. H Dilts and Rose Murphy with Waymart friends. Families of F G Bell and F P A Brown enjoy annual Elk Lake outing. Champion Jeffries to perform tonight at every house. Mrs Edward Quinlan returns from Waymart. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society holds sixth annual meeting at Methodist church with sessions at 2, 4, and 7. Misses Watt, Munn, Bailey, Gallagher, Crane, and Messrs Crane, Roberts, and Ben Singer were Lake Ariel visitors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Simpson
Crystal Lake
William Passmore
Stroudsburg
Frank Price
South Church Street
Scranton
Trinity Guild
George Herbert
River Street
The
Baptist Sunday School
T. BE. Jopson
Isabelle Watt
Grace Munn
Tdith Bailey
Nellie Gallaghy
Marion Crane
Messrs
al. Crane
Ed. Roberts
Ben, L. Singer
Lake Arie
Local Family Bicycle Trip to Freeland and Nearby Sites
Mr and Mrs ara Jenkins with their sons Worden and Layton travelled by bicycle to Freeland visiting Buck Mountain Rock Port and the old homestead where sixty year old souvenirs were gathered Mr Jenkins also toured Perth Amboy with Klotes and Hentz and the party returned home Monday Also noted were visits by G A McGargh to Charles Keller Wind Gap care of Mrs F L Taylor and Mrs W J Broad to Edward Aldrich Scranton and W Blues in Winchester Virginia for coal business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Jenkins
Worden
Layton
William Doyle
Edgar
Freeland
Watter Klots
A. &. Hentz
Buck Mountain
Rock Port
Jenkins
Mishan
Perth Amboy
D. 8
Klote
Honts
G. A. McGargh
Charles Keller
Wind Gap
F. L. Taylor
W. J. Broad
Edward Aldrich
Scranton
W. Blues
Winchester
Special council meeting on sewer petitions and street work
A Monday night council session debated sewer requests near the Delaware and Hudson depot and along Lackawanna street. The street committee was tasked to draft an ordinance for the next meeting while a dispute over hiring processes led to a resolution empowering the street commissioner to select workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Gallagher
Howard
Delaware and Hudson Depot
Bell Street
First District
Lackawanna Street
Lloyd's Court
Gilleaple
Gillespie
Elmhurst And Scranton Social Notes Highlight Week
Mrs Mackae of Wilkes Barre and Mrs Woodling of Scranton socialized with Mrs Mame Robinson. Eleanor White from Yonkers arrives to spend summer in Elmhurst with cousin Miss Helen Williams. A large South Side YWCA delegation visited the area, and eighth grade graduates from Moscow were announced. Thunderstorm brought a struck tree and a warning about forethought and Chamberlain remedy cited as savings advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackae
Wilkes-Barre
Woodling
Scranton
Mame Robinson
Misa Besse Buckingham
Onnk Terrace
Richard Hiorns
Mrs. Edwards
A. B. Williams
Myra Pace
Mabel
W. T. Loveland
Lake Ariel
Mise Millie Shoemaker
Keystone Academy
Mixes Lena Jenkins
Wyoming Seminary
Stella
Elmhurst
Eleanor White
Yonkers
N. Y
Helen Williams
Jessie Hardenbergh
Mises Tirasie Buckingham
Erade
Moscow
South Side
Y. WC. A
Misa Daisy Huber
Andrew Kibler
George Jones
John Scheuer
John Huartman
Fred Nell
William Vohrer
Minnie Faut
Charles J. Conrad
G. Deets
John Gapin
George Schauta
Fred Kirchhoff
Georges. Miller
Emma Nell
Anna Helm
Julia Gebhardt
Mary ¢. Summel
Esther Rowlands
Anna van Nort
P. A. Tremper
Nelle Huber
John Hartman
William Seheuer
Presbyterian Church
Scott
Hallstead Community Notes and Visits
Marvin D. Barnes of Carbondale called on Hallstead friends. N T Mitchell has regained strength to drive to Binghamton and back. H J Carver of Carbondale visited town. Francesa Simre died of pneumonia. funeral attended by friends. house services followed by Scranton trip. Patrick Fitzcerald spending a month with daughter in New York City. Patrick Maloney body brought for interment after fatal tire wire incident. Miss Hatthe McLeod and Mrs. Peter Terboss attended Union exercises. Clyde Capwell's music... gave a piano musicale at the Y M C A hall last night. M S Lowe recovered and back to work. Solomon Eppingarn of New York hosted by B F P Bernstein. Rev H W Williams to organize a Kings Daughters chapter here soon. Mrs N E Page and daughter Mildred of Binghamton visited Miss Mary Scotten. Minnetonka council to initiate new Daughters of Pocahontas members next Monday. Mr and Mrs George Adams and family, Mr and Mrs J C Fisher and children, Mr and Mrs Frank Barnes and Mr and Mrs David McMoran enjoyed a day outing at Mingo Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin D. Barnes
Carbondale
Hallstead
N.T. Mitchell
Binghrambton
Snday
H. J. Carver
Great Bend
Francesa
James Simre
Thomas Shannon
Michael Haye
John
Joseph
Scranton
Patrick Fitzcerald
New York City
Patrick Maloney
Wear
Hatthe McLeod
Peter Terboss
Union
Clyde Capwell
Young Men's Christian Association
Lowe
Solomon Epingarn
B. FP. Bernstein
HW. A. Willliams
King
Mingo Lake
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD MARRIAGES IN Sacred Heart Church
Mina Maggie Collins wife of Patrick Bergan of Mayfield wed at Sacred Heart church in a 6:40 morning ceremony. Bride in pearl grey with bridesmaid Lizzie Collins, groom attended by his brother Thomas. Receptions followed at the bride’s home then Niagara Falls trip. Also Annie Hanophy and Timothy Pidgeon wed at Sacred Heart with reception at the bride’s home. Funeral notices for John H. Boloman hydrophobia, and Mrs Merritt. Upcoming Sacred Heart fair entertainment and St James junior choir event announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Maggie Collins
P. H. Colling
South Main Street
Patrick Bergan
Mayfield
Sacred Heart Church
Lizzie Collins
Thomas
Charles Quinn
J. 8. Sullivan
Mendelssohn
Loretta Walker
Kiernan P. Banks
M. B. Lynott
J. D. Stocker & Son
Annie Hanophy
Timothy Pidgeon
Carbondale
Magele Quinn
Will Clark
Father Lynott
Mary Walker
Mianiset
John H. Boloman
C. E. Fessenden
Maplewood Cemetery
Knights of Honor
Court Lily
Foresters
Carbondale Forresters
W. J. Wallace
Joseph Wallace
T. M. Lindsay
Arthur Lock
George Emmett
Joseph Jenkins
Thomas Bottomley
Louis Brimner
W. HH. Hill
Merritt
Andrew Carter
Second Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. BB Conk
Paill
Johnson Bennett
Thomas Prynn
John Mason
Edwin Woolworth
Aarty Smith
Joh Robinson
Enterprise Hall
Clarence Sampson
Little Daughter
Scranton
Will Rawtling
St. James Church
Children’s Day Services At Methodist Episcopal Church
Moscow reports Children’s Day services at the Methodist Episcopal church with child involvement and praised drills. Local residents visit relatives in Reedville Philadelphia and Stroudsburg. July 4 clambake plans discussed. accidents noted when J L Hartree’s horse overturned a carriage causing minor injuries.
Local barroom chatter echoes in old Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmentary quotes describe a tense scene at a New York date in the Hi Dorado saloon. Fatherly warning and talk of a Cuban battle hint at family trouble and looming consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hi Dorado
Cleveland
Condemned by Judge Ignorance and the reprieve
A dramatic scene contrasts a doomed man awaiting death with a mass jury of cured patients praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The article argues ignorance condemns disease while medicine restores health, urging readers to seek examination by the physician and promising confidential, free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgnorance
Dr. Pierce
Tenuraince
Innorance
Widille
Longfellow
Ark Bomuneck
Dr.Pierce
Pierce
The
Buffalo
New York
London Bridge
England
Dr. Flerce
Paul Rossabach
Lennox Aline Co
Lennox, Lincoln Co
Dak
Common Sense Medical
R. V, Pierce, Mulfato
Local Social and Visit Highlights this Week
Bugquehanna businessman BR. W. Searle visited the area late week. Miss Meta Guy returned from State College. Miss Lillian Titsworth came home after a visit in New York. Children’s day exercises at the Methodist Episcopal church drew praise. Dr. W. H. Conklin visited West Pittston. K. C. Williams of New York City stayed with his parents. Miss Besele Dean will summer in Montrose after organizing a stringed instrument class. Miss Fanny Stevens visits her grandparents in Unadilla. Ruel Billings, Tunkhannock businessman, was in town. D. V. Gardiner attends Heptasophs in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. Searle
Bugquehanna
Meta Guy
State College
Lillian Titsworth
New York City
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Conklin
West Pittston
Marriage of Miss Lizzie Murphy to William Vaughan
Yesterday at high noon in the auditorium of the new Catholic parish, Miss Lizzie Murphy of this place married William Vaughan of South Scranton. The ceremony was performed by Rev Moffitt. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home and the couple depart for New York at 12 05 for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Murphy
William Vaughan
South Scranton
Vaughan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
New York
Catherine Murphy
North Main Street
William Fairclough
Jessie
William Gangner
Lake Henry
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kate McNicholas
Scranton
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PEC Ville
Olyphant
Requis of
Azo cm
Medica Eppeovel
Rita
Erie Medical CO
Burraco, N.Y
William Harper
Ontario Solliery
Harper
Lackawanna
Ontario
Water Street
Jesus
Annie Jones
Plymouth
Agnes McAndrew
M. J. McDonnell
Susquehanna Street
John P. Martin
Chamberlain
Matthew Bros
Jermyn and Mayfield
Miss Hitchcock
Reedaville
N. C
Mise Klla Frost
Fred Simpson
Philadelphia
Anna Simpson
Franny Portree
Damascus
Wayne County
Harry Yeager
Adam Yearer
Wallace Swarts
Philip Bevarte
Mere
George
Mra
Methodist Church
Valeria Wilbur
Lincoln Brown
Hoston
William Brown
C. Hartree
John Clouse
Mr. Bortree
Glorance
W. A. Sanders
Hern, Mason Co
Trent
Ao City House
Charles A. Moore
Fivemile
Mason Co
W. Va
Montrose
Lackawanna Ave
Taylor News
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Was & Strocess
John Theese
Grove Street
and Aire
William Cockrell
Loretth
Mendham
Joseph Vavie
Mea John
Utica
Howard J. Evans
Taylor
Archbald
Seth Griffiths
William Morgans
North Scranton
T. W. Evans
Wales
Mr. Evans
Ednyfed
Hugher
Phos Eichitis
Fd, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Colt the
Spruce St
Temple Court Building
Scrantoy
Egle Lepey Tobe
Densten
Aneme
Maf - Mervita Medical Co
Chicago
Methrrah
Luckawanne Ave
AJAX
Prige
F Wax Co
Forense
Borauten, Pa
Matthews Grow
I. C. Sanderron
Druggiate
Dr. Peal
Seto
John H. Phelps
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