Miss Grace Smith Wed Frederick Edwards in Carbondale
Grace Smith became Mrs. Frederick Edwards at Trinity Episcopal church with ceremony by Rev. Sawyer. The reception at the bride’s parents home featured fern and palm decorations, orchestra, and out of town guests from Passaic New York and Scranton. The couple will reside in Scranton after visiting Park Place and Crystal Lake for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Grace Smith
Frederick Edwards
Beranton
Stev. R. A. Sawyer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Garfield Avenue
Frank Smith
Wader
George Vankuren
Passaic
N. J
Miss Rechenbera
New York City
Mise Underhill
Hamiton
N. Y
Mise Lewis
Pittston
Mesers
Theodore Connell
Fred, Meers
Harry Kays
Harry Northup
Harry Pierce
Thomas FP. Duty
Sarah Edwards
Charles Edwards
M. H. Flolmate
W. H. Pierce
Blackinson
George LF. Smith
Florence Smith
Galpin
Dunmore
Maria Farrar
Charica Farrar
Familly
Martha Chamberlin
Schimmer and Son
Frank Duncklee
Tiernan
Austin K. Tiernan
Salt Lake City
R. BR. Williams
Scranton
Edwards
Durkin and Collins Wedding at St Rose Church
Miss Louise Durkin daughter of Mrs Barbara Durkin Beatt Street wed Michael Collins a former Carbondalian now of Big Run Jefferson county in a quiet ceremony at St Rose church performed by Rev T F Coffey. Bridesmaid Teresa Durkin and best man George Collins assisted. A breakfast for relatives followed at the bride’s home with simple decorations and a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Durkin
Barbara Durkin
Beatt Street
Michael Collins
Big Run
Jefferson County
St. Rose Church
T. F. Coffey
Teresa Durkin
George Collins
Marriage Surprise Unites Hannah Leonard and George Mills
Last night at 8 20 Rev R A Sawyer united Hannah Leonard and George W Mills in marriage at the Nicholson home. The ceremony drew only close relatives and was followed by a brief reception. The bride, a noted soprano, and the groom of F A Mills & Co lumber dealers, were the center of congratulations. Katie O Malley of Carbondale will wed Patrick Clifford June 28 at St Rose church and reside in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Leonard
George W. Mills
R. A. Sawyer
Trinity Episcopal Church
B. Nicholson
F. A. Mills & Co
Katie O'Malley
Carbondale
West Scranton
St. Rose Church
Patrick Clifford
Clifford
Fourth of July Committee Plans Bigger Valley Celebration
The Fourth of July committee met last night to finalize arrangements for the citys big celebration. Nearly all funds have been pledged but more will be needed. The event promises an elaborate demonstration, the valley's only, and is expected to draw thousands of pleasure seekers to the city with the largest crowd in its history anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sii
Jeffries At The Grand In British Boxing Night
The heavyweight champion Jeffries appeared at the Grand last night before a modest crowd. He sparred three rounds with his brother while local fans admired his physique but some were disappointed in his boxing. The sparring partners were Micky Gorman and Casey, and William Hull had a surprising performance against an unknown, with Hull prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffpies
Lorale
Micky” Gorman
Casey
William Hull
Hull
Missionary Convention at Methodist Church Sees Local and Out-of-Town Delegates
The Women's Foreign Missionary convention held three meetings in the Methodist church with Mrs. Pierce Butler presiding. Out-of-town delegates listed include Mrs. Phowbe A. Sharpstein Mrs. BR 1) Long district secretary Mrs. J. H. Clark Mrs. R. E. Margison Mrs. I. J. Tall Milas Stevens Mrs. J. A. Browne Mrs. C. A. Place Miss Larissa Place Mrs. James Johns Mrs. James Bush of Honesdale Mrs. C. M. Selgel Mrs. Vernie A. Yost Mrs. Gabriel Bwari and Mrs. F. W. Bishop of Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Convention
Pierce Butler
Phowbe A. Sharpstein
Long
J. H. Clark
R. E. Margison
I. J. Tall
Milas Stevens
J. A. Browne
A. Place
Larissa Place
James Johns
James Bush
Honesdale
C. M. Selgel
Vernie A. Yost
Gabriel Bwari
F.W. Bishop
Dunmore
Local and Personal Visitors and Visits Mentioned
Mrs J Wood and Mrs BF Rivenburg visit Clifford friends Miss Grace Tallman visits Jackson relatives Matthew Lavey of Niagara University mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. Wood
Rivenburg
Clifford
Grace Tallman
Jackson
Matthew Lavey
Niagara Univer
Miss Nellie Roundy Excels in Jermyn Schools
Miss Nellie Roundy daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Roundy of Wear Mayfield has completed the normal course in one year at Stroudsburg and gained admission to the senior class of any normal school in the state. Her success reflects credit on Jermyn schools and her instructor Prof W L Rogers. The article also notes a Junior Choir entertainment at St James church and various social visits and a mining accident involving Austrian driver John Pady at Edgerton colliery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Roundy
Thomas Roundy
Wear Mayfield
Jermyn
Roundy
Stroudsbury Normal School
State Board
Miss Boundy
St. James’ Church
Misa Emily Feesenden
Roland Day
Mary Blythe
Queen of Night
Agnes Freas
Florence Maines
Jane
Harold Houghton
Vera Whitmore
May Jones
Alvira Day
Perry Houghton
Helen Hilla
Magele Maxwell
Hogarth
Mary Spettigue
Cemetery Street
Dunmore
George
Dunn
John Pady
Edgerton
Carbondale
Davis
Davis, Miss Thompson, Mrs. John Mellon, Mrs. M. J. Shields
Evilla Memelright
Edward Burr
Peter Merritt
North Main Street
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Cited By Widow For Cure
A widow from Claremore Arkansas reports a long severe cough improved by Chamberlain Cough Flennedy. She says one bottle eased symptoms and a second fully cured her, noting no better health in twenty years. She offers gratitude and confirms availability through druggists and wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Beard
Claremore
Ark
Matthew Bros
Prominent Avoca Moosie Families Wed at St Marys
Last evening in St Marys church Rev M F Crane united Attorney M J Dixon and Margaret E Butler daughter of James Butler Moonie in marriage. Guests filled the church at seven as Liszie Murphy played Lohengrin. The bride wore a white gown with pearl lace trimmings. Maid of honor Mina Alice Adams carried white roses. A reception followed at the bride’s home with numerous gifts for household use. Mrs Dixon described as an accomplished young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Moosie
St. Mary's Church
M. F. Crane
M. J. Dixon
Margaret E. Butler
James Butler
Moonie
Liszie Murphy
Mina Alice Adams
Port Jervis
Pirenta
Dixon
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Relief
An 1900s style advert claims the Pyramid Pile Cure cures all forms of piles without pain with testimonials from Major Deny Dr Z W Meagan and James Jamoerson. It notes price 50 cents and 1 per package plus mail order book and druggists selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Deny
Columbus
Suse
Z. W. Meagan
Leonidsville
Kan
James Jamoerson
Dubuque
T.e Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Three Weddings At St Marys and Other Local News
A rising young attorney and school board member embarks on a three week wedding tour through Eastern cities. At St Marys church a second ceremony united Mize Anna O Malley and Nicholas Sheehan with a reception and housekeeping notices. A third marriage joined Anna Grady with James Kelly of Moosic, plus a reception and gifts. Patrick Rutledge Jr. dies at 15 after brief illness, funeral set for Sunday at St Marys cemetery. John Bowse seeks work in New Mexico, Mrs E E Snyder ill with nervous prostration, Superintendent Frank Hopper visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wera
St Marys Church
Mize
Anna O'Malley
Nicholas Sheehan
Edward McQueen
North End
St. Mary's
Anna
Patrick Grady
James Kelly
Moosic
Kate Gilhooley
Patrick Kelly
Patrick
Patrick Rutledge
St. Mary's Cemetery
John Bowse
New Mexico
E. E. Snyder
Frank Hopper
Marriage Solemnized at St Patrick’s Church in Town
Miss Mary Burke and Thomas Hara of this place were married yesterday afternoon at St Patrick’s church. Rev P J Murphy officiated as the bridal party entered the church at o clock and the reception followed at the bride’s Dunmore street home. The bride wore white organdy over silk with ribbons and a white leghorn hat. Attendant Miss Alice O’Hara wore a similar gown. The groom’s attendant was Thomas Walsh. The Odd Fellows announce an entertainment in their Lackawanna Street rooms Monday evening. Mrs Henry Dearie and Henry are visiting Wilkes Barre relatives. John Dougherty is home from St Bonaventure’s college for summer vacation. Celia Swift of Archbald visited Tuesday. Charlie Hanlon, son of Mr and Mrs Hanlon, is ill with tonsillitis. Joe McAndrew joined Lewis Reilly Davies store in town. Gallagher works in Atherton’s Ready Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burke
Thomas — Hara
St. Patrick's Church
P. J. Murphy
Alice O'Hara
Thomas Walsh
Dunmore Street
Mra. O'Hara
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sweeney Building
Lacka- Wanna Street
Henry Dearie
Gon. Henry
Wilkes-Barre
John Dougherty
St. Bonaventure'’s College
Allegheny
N. Y
Celia Swift
Archbald
Charlie Hanlon
Charles Hanlon
Joe McAndrew
Lewis, Reilly & Davies
Scranton
Fiddle Gallagher
Atherton
Abe Greiner and Family Seek Medical Guidance
The case involves Abe Greiner who lived with his uncle on Main Street. After returning from Port Jervis he suffered a severe headache and mental decline. Medial aid attended him but his condition worsened daily and doctors deemed his illness incurable, prompting advice from his obituary planner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Greiner
E. E. Greiner
Main Street
Port Jervis
Taylorville News Notes and Local Highlights
A Welsh lecture by T. W. Evans at the Welsh Baptist church is announced with free admission. Odd Fellows lodge No. 66s meets tonight and requests full attendance. News includes society visits, a fishing trip report, a death in Avoca, a funeral in Hyde Park, a Taylor Castle lodge meeting, a shoe store ownership change, school board financials, a minor injury at Archbald mine, a Milwaukee visitor, Old Forge board of trade formation, and a North Taylor shirt industry visit. Also mentions Mrs. John Hughes visiting Hyde Park, Michael Gilwary in Boston, a lost gold ring near Main and Union, with reward at T. A. Evans’ stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Evans
Wales
Welsh Baptist Church
Mivans
Mindred
Thjuamin Hughes
Boranton
Taylorville Lodge No. 66S
Corgis Wyat
A .Ull
David Jones
Kingston
T. M. Davis
Joseph Davis
Thomas J. Powell
Wanamee Lake
Avoca
Thomas Stewart
William Germon
H. H. Nlarris
Calvary Popilat Church
William Totine
Hyde Park
Casper Tandler
New York
Williams
Mre. Pinter
West Scranton
Taylor Castle
Knighta
The
Golden Eagle
Lackawanna Valley Council
Allied American Mechanics
William T. Harris
Taylor Street
W. G. Thomas
Main Street
Harris
Fred Wilson
Archbald
Dr. Richards
Milwaukee
Old Forge
Willis Reese
John Hughes
North Taylor
Michael Gilwary
Oak Street
Boston
Mass
Main
Union Streets
T. A. Evens
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Mercury Safety
An old advertisement warns against mercury in remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, urges buyers to ensure the genuine product, and notes testimonials are free with pills also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
Fr. J. Cheney & Co
Johnson Coal air shaft engine room under construction
Workmen erect a brick engine room at the Johnson Coal air shaft, destroyed by fire months ago. The Golden Chain lodge of Odd Fellows will hold a regular meeting in their hall this evening. Miss Mary Ellen Want of Olyphant visits friends here. James Oliver on Brook street builds a new home. Primitive Methodist church young people class meets at 7 this evening. John Hogan of Lincoln street shows slight improvement after illness. George Cooper of Providence visits relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Coal Company
Golden Chain Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Mary Ellen Want
Olyphant
James Oliver
Carmall Street
Brook Street
Primitive Methodist Church
John Hogan
Lincoln Street
George Cooper
Providence
Susquehanna District Notes Ball Game and Local Events
Two clubs played in Great Bend when a batter’s ball revealed a rattlesnake that coiled in the grass as players fled the warning strike. Charles D. Moore died suddenly at 63, survived by a widow, three sons, two daughters. Montrose expects a milk condenser, and a Boston to Scranton coal road project is discussed. Erie Railroad orders fourteen fast locomotives. monuments, commencements, and civic events fill the month in Montrose and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Great Bend
Charles D. Moore
Binghamton Township
Boston, Catskill Mountain and Lackawanna
Boston
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Deposit
N. Y
Albany
Children Day Cantata Honored by Lawrence Sabbath School
Last Sunday evening the juvenile faction of Lawrence Sabbath school presented a grand cantata led by Mrs. Rev. Tt. M. Jones, a noted musician, focusing on educating the little ones. Edward T. Jones and Miss Leah Jones with Miss Gertrude Davis sang solos. Mrs. William Tinklepaugh won a Pittston victory. Rev. C. F. Ace is in New York. Mrs. T. J. Steward departs for Buffalo. Alfred Donley returns from Athens on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sabbath Schowl
Tt. M. Jones
Leah Jones
Gertrude Davis
William Tinklepaugh
Pittston
C. F. Ace
New York
T. J. Steward
Buffalo
Alfred Donley
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hymeneas
Smith-Edwards
John Lynch
Park Place
Frederick F. Forbes
Scranton Republican
H. J. Brennan
Munter
Stella
James Devker
Spring Street
Crystal Lake
Court Lily
Foresters of America
Harvey's Lake
Burke's Hall
May Moritt
Alicia Nealon
Tralaine School
Dr. Malaun
Colle
Augusta A. Baker
A. &. Baker
Joseph Wheeler
Windsor
H. C. Wheeler
Tom
BR. BP. Patterson & Borns
James McCann
Durkin-Colline
Leonard-Mills
Jeffries
Missionary Convention
Howell Beecham’s
Jermyn and Mayfield
Abe
Oscar Travis
Lauren
Lackawanna
Parsons
Nev. J. Thomas
C. F. Hilerithy
Scott
F. J. Taylor
Mra. T. Watson
Clly
John Griesdale
Erle Farm
Warry Welsenburele
Peckville
Taylor News
Evans
Priceburg
Whitney
Charles D
Moore
Montrose
Hook and Ladder Company
Scranton Tribune
Erie Railroad Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Erie
Susquehanna County
John L. Smith
Thomson Hotel
Hook & Ladder Company
Elk Lake Methodist Church
al L—y
Forest City
Census Bureau
Montrose Democrat
John Q. Adams
Lanesboro
Troy
Bradford County
Jefferson
Riverside Park
Laurel Hill Academy
Hogan Opera House
J. P. Malone
Glen Summit
Susquehanna High School
Tim Hurley
Harry Fisher
Frooklyn Athletic Club
Elmira
McDonough
Elmira Athletic Club
Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Newing
Methodist Church
Orin T. Smith
M. Newing
Bee
Jefferson Park
Burnwood
Jefferson Branch
Lanesboro Walter Company
Lanestho
Eastern Star Lodge
N. K
Mariani & CO
West 1Sth Street
Horsford
Denster
Spruce
Temple Court
Scrantos
Densten
Dasting Dowa
Chicago & North- Western
Chicago
St. Paul
Minnenapolis
Chicagye
Minneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Duluth
Helena
Butte
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Taroma
Seattle
Alaska
Chicago & North-Western
Ion
Chestnut
Broadway
Clark St
Bellavita
Sers
Sant
Nervita Medical Co
Jackson Sts
All Druggises Chicago
Sigols
McGarrah & Thomas, Drogeiste
Lackawanna Ave
Iau
Chicheater
Aguiles
Tretiecnisls
Chichester Chemical
Ali
Ver
Louyers
Matthews Bros
McGarrah & Thomaa
Scranton, Pa
Matthews Bros. and
K. (. Sanderren
Druggiate
Ps.co
Addie
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Joan H, Phelps
Pharmacist, Co
Sprive Street
Wyoming Avenue
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