Obituary of Thomas D. Reese of Carbondale
Thomas D. Reese of Terrace street and Ninth avenue died last evening at 7 30 after illness with asthma. Born in Wales, he settled in Carbondale and was active in the Welsh Methodist church. He was 64 and survived by his wife three daughters Mrs George Williams Miss Ida Reese Mrs B E Pitts and three sons John Owen and David. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Thomas D. Reese
Terrace Street
Ninth Avenue
Wales
Carbondale
Welsh Methodist Church
George Williams
Ida Reese
B. E. Pitts
Scranton
John
Owen
David
Carbondale Knights elect lodge officers at regular meeting
Carbondale lodge No. 23 Knights of Pythias elected officers at the last regular meeting. Theodore Sporl was chosen chancellor commander and officers include W. H. Masters keeper of records and seals W. B. Chase master of finance Morgan Thomas master of exchequer H. J. Bell prelate W. R B. Lindsay master of work George Gilbert master-at-arms Alex Johnson inner guard James Walker otter guard Isaac Rogers representative to grand lodge.
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Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Theodore Sporl
W. H. Masters
W. B. Chase
Morgan Thomas
H. J. Bell
W. R B. Lindsay
George Gilbert
Alex. Johnson
James Walker
Grand Lodge
Isaac Rogers
Water main extended to Palace Creamery area
Reynshanhurst Water company extended the line across Church street to the Palace Creamery and will run through cellars on the south side of Salem avenue for the benefit of local business men. Water is expected to be turned on July 1.
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Reynshanhurst Water Company
Church Street
Seventh Avenue
Honesdale
Palace Creamery
Salem Avenue
Local News Briefs Include Travel Notes and Moves
H J Brennan attends a mining convention in Milwaukee. Mrs Eugene Scates returns to Sterling Illinois after visiting her mother Mrs H R Lathrope and sister Mrs Mary Crane. John Aitken and Silas McMullen are home from Chester Military School. Edith Fowler sang in Scranton concert led by John T Watkins. Mary Maxwell fills clerical post at Sahms shoe store succeeding Pauline Spieth who moved to Honesdale with sister Mrs Truel Hampton. John McComb ill with pneumonia. Mrs M Morrison and daughter Mildred visit Scranton. Mrs C E Rettew hosts Mrs C H Rettew of Brooklyn and Mrs Ferber of Honesdale.
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Milwaukee
Eugene Scates
H. R. Lathrope
Mary Crane
Sterling
Illnois
John Aitken
Silas McMullen
Chester Military School
Edith Fowler
Scranton
John T. Watkins
Mary Maxwell
Pauline Spieth
Sahm
Miss Spieth
Honesdale
Truel Hampton
John McComb
M. Morrison
Mildred
C. E. Rettew
John Street
C. H. Rettew
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ferber
Jermyn and Mayfield Tell Wheeler Wedding Guest List
Out of town guests attended the Tell-Wheeler marriage and reception at the bride’s parents’ home on Second Street. Attendees included families from Forest City Green Grove Port Jervis Scranton and Carbondale among others with Widmayer’s orchestra providing music during the reception. A funeral notice and school program updates are also noted in a nearby column.
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Tell-Wheeler
J. H. Wheeler
Second Street
R. W. Taylor
Forest City
L. Clark
Arthur Clark
Jennie
Beatrice Clarke
Green Grove
A. G. Wheeler
Tompkineville
Co. W. Snyder
Port Je
Ettle Brown
Samuel McCracken
William McCulloch
Julian Morss
Fred H. Widmayer
Llewellyn Jones
William Stanton
Shelhorn
Ing oMeers
Mizpih Lodge
Daughters
Rebekah
Noble Gran
Susie Nicholson
May Henwood
Sarah Samuel Temby
Mitts
Jennie Greenslade
Mra
Maggie Sobey
Noble Grand
John Adams
Ebenesey Rennie
Libbie Henwood
Emma Netherton
Emma Henwood
Mary G. Carter
Stearns’ Puplla
Enterprise Hall
Taylor News and Banquet Plans Highlight August Picnic
Century Hose Company members discuss a August picnic at Weber's Park to replenish funds. The Price Library association hosts a grand banquet on Malin Street with a Reds and Blues membership contest ending Blues 51 Reds 24. Married couples Miss Mary Howells and Henry Lewis wed in Scranton and left for Dover. Invincible commandery No. 252 Knights of Malta to meet, with Foreman G T Thomas visiting from Pittaton.
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Hall of the Century Hose Company
Weber's Park
Price Library Association
Malin Street
Reds
Blues
Evans G. Watkins
Frank Decker
T. A. Evans
Rexford Cardwell
John L. Nelger
Leutenants
Evan Davis
John Owens
Sidney Owens
Joseph J. Whiteford
W. B. Owens
William Morris
John F
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Dover
N. J
Marie Prembergast
Parkersburg
James Hooper
Depot Street
Invincible Commandery
No. 252
Knigghts
Matta
G. T. Thomas
Pittaton
Battenherst Beck Wedding Draws Crowds in Archbald
A large turnout from the borough attended the Battenherst Beck wedding held in Archbald Wednesday evening. The social of the Twentieth Century Wheelmen at Enterprise Hall drew many local youths who enjoyed the event.
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Thomas Mayres
J.D. Stocker
Pittsburg
John Callaghan
Mayfield
Rachel Evans
Olyphant
Hichard Evans
Third Street
Battenherst Beck
Archbald
Enterprise Hall
Children’s day exercises shine at Clark's Green church
At the Baptist church in Clark's Green last Thursday evening, Rev. F. Y. Pierce organized a highly pleasing program for the children's day exercises. Floral decorations impressed attendees as locals and visitors noted the event's success.
Grace Lieb Attends Marriage of Rudolph M Lieb and Misa Ludlow
Grace Lieb attended the marriage of Rudolph M Lieb and Misa J Ludlow on Wednesday evening of this week.
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Grace
Rudolph M. Lieb
Misa Edna J. Ludlow
Olyphant Glee Club Plans Picnic and Clambake at Electric Park
The Olyphant Glee Club hosts a picnic and clambake at Electric Park on Saturday July 7 to raise funds for the Atlantic City eisteddfod on July 14. Activities include games amusements and an eighty-voice male chorus from Providence will sing in the evening.
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Olyphant Glee Club
Electric Park
Atlantic City
Providence
Dorothy
M. J. Lavin
Lackawanna Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Olyphant
Agnes Martin
Boston
George Watts
Scranton
Beautiful home wedding in Clark's Summit
Walter B. Davia of Beranton visits. DL&W aims to curb ride thefts. company drills artesian well near depot for water supply. J Austin of Chicago oversees condensery machinery. Edna J Ludlow marries Rudolph M Liebney with Charles Reynolds officiating. Agnes Reed BenSale Loughney Sadie Mahoney enter watch contest for the Sacred Heart. Tribune orders via Martin Bold's barber shop.
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Walter B. Davia
Beranton
Conrad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
J. Austin
Chicago
Edna J
George Ludlow
Rudolph M. Liebney
Charles N. Reynolds
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Jones
Philadelphia
Agnes Reed
Bensale Loughney
Sadie Mahoney
Church of the Spacred Heart
Scranton Tribune
Martin Bold
Local Briefs from Jessup and Pittston
E H Barber shows slow improvement from illness while George Sitgraves returns from Niagara Falls after a month. Jessup Hose Nos 1 and 2 paraded main streets advertising a plowing and clam bake on Monday. Methodist Ladies Aid to serve ice cream after school entertainment tonight. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to hold a 11 cent supper on the Fourth of July at 6 pm with ice cream and cake served. Robert Westlake's friends mourn his untimely death in Wilkes Barre after being struck by a train while working for Lehigh Valley Railroad. Funeral held at his mother Mrs W J Weatlake Pittston home yesterday afternoon.
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E. H. Barber
George Sitgraves
Niagara Falls
Jessup Hose
Jessup
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Westlake
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
W. J. Weatlake
Pittston
town notes include visits and church event
Constable Mitchell of Alderman Kas sons court was in town Tuesday. Floral Sunday will be observed at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sabbath morning. A. B. Cowles reports top quality strawberries now on the market. Miss Ruth Perry and her mother accompanied the excursion to Binghamton last Tuesday. Dr E B Hayes of Wyoming visited town last Wednesday seeking a state senate bid in the Twenty first district. Martin Hayden of New Milford, once a traveling merchant here twenty years ago, stopped by Tuesday.
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Baptist Church
RE. F. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Arthur la Mont
Scranton
Robert Austin
Elmer Mott
Webster Swallow
Heart Lake
J. C. Higgins
Jesse Thomas
Jacob Thomas
Company C
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Cuba
Plattsburg, N
Emily Luker
Harry Loder
A. G. Wheeler
Tompkineville
Marcus Parker
West Chester
Crisele
Newman
Newton
M. H. Coon
Robert Harlan
W. W. Courtright
Peelakill Military College
Matlack
Wilkea-Larre
Bh. F. Courtright
I. F. Courtright
Irvona
Lorraine Good
Hiuk
W. FH. Bower
Ludlowville
N. Y
William Courtright
New York City
Mise Frimma
Coon
Epworth League
A. A. Davis
A. W. Hunt
Charles Snooks
Constable Mitchell
Kasson
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. B. Cowles
Ruth Perry
Ace
Binghamton
Hayes
Wyoming
Martin Hayden
New Milford
Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone Company Forms
Stockholders in the Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone company met at Horoweh hall and adopted by-laws electing A H Croxier and S B Hubbard of Thompson W W Mumford of Starruace W Kessler of Brandt and F F J Osgood of Forest City as directors. They voted to incorporate with 10000 capital and plan a line from Ararat to Lanesboro then into Susquehanna central, aiming to reach Scranton and Montrose while expanding toward Forest City. Professor H H Rounds and wife visit Uniondale. Farmers reject the idea their rain is divine.
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Starrucca
Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Horoweh Hall
A. H. Croxier
Hubbard
Thompson
W. W. Mumford
Starraces
W. Kexeler
Brandt
FF. J. Osgood
Forest City
I. J. Osgood
A. H. Crosler
H. W. Kessler
F. J. Osgood
Ararat
Lanesboro
Susquehanna Valley Telephone Company
Susquehanna
Company of
Carbondale
Scranton
Montrose
H. H. Rounds
Uniondale
Local News Tidbits From Cox Town Pond Area
The report notes milk producers watching weather and harvest plans at Cox Town pond in August. Mrs. A W Larrabee visits her sister in Leonardville NW while A W Larrabee and A W Foster plant gardens to avoid harvest conflicts. Starracea gains telegraph telephone and a new “tell-a-woman” line as a kindergarten is proposed at Cox Town pond with applications to the secretary.
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A. W. Larrabee
McKennon
Leonardville
A. W. Foster
Coxtown Pond
Thompson
Starracea
Sendel moves shoe shop to lot above Join 8 Ree
Factoryville notes show Mr. Charles Sendel relocating his shoe shop to a lot above the Join 8 Ree store. The piece records various social happenings including officers installed for Paulowna tudge Daughters of Rebekah, church events, visits, a wedding, and missionary work in Jackson.
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Factoryville
Charles Sendel
Join 8
Ree
Frank W. Kellogg
Springville
Paulowna Tudge
Rebekah
Noble Grand
A. A. Brown
B. M. Avery
Rh. H. Holgate
R. H. Holgate
Alice Hanson
John BF. Miller
New Jersey
Henry Wilson
Honesdale
William Belcher
N. B. Winters
Scranton
Abel Wrigley
Madge
Newton
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Grand View
J. K. Zawelzig
Sidney Covey
Uttea
N. Y
Charlies Gregory
Montana
Gregory
Misa Myra Sprague
Bath
David Smith Spencer
Jackson
Spencer
Local Ladies Aid Elected Officers And Weds Two Couples
At a Ladies Aid meeting officers were chosen: President Mrs Pascoe Vice President Mrs Has King Secretary Mrs Weller Assistant Secretary Mrs A P Hollister. Miss Margaret Loftus wed John J McCormick of Hoboken N J Rev M F Crane officiated. The couple plans to reside in Hoboken after a wedding trip to Philadelphia and other cities.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Pascoe
Has King
Weller
A. P. Hollister
Margaret
Loftus
John J. McCormick
Hoboken
N. J
M. F. Crane
Anthony Doyle
North End
John McKeon
Vecelia Maloney
Mansfield State Normal School
Thos
EB. Cc. Kellum
Ridgeway
Nik County
R. M. Pascoe
Judson Halley
Moosic
Epworth League
Daughters of Erin
Michael Tormey
McAlpine Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's
Fpitteton High School
Martin Cardin
Patrick Dempsey
Anthony Healey
Foreman
T. F. Fitssi
Pain Balm Proves Fast for Hip Strain in Eric Pa
A fall sprain to the left hip worsened into rheumatics, hindering work until a druggist advised Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After using half a bottle, the pain disappeared. F A Babcock of Eric, Pa endorses it and says he now recommends it to friends. Matthews Bros. sell it through wholesale and retail outlets.
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Chamberlain
Babcock
Eric. Pa
Drugelats
Matthews Bros
Miss Vosburg Recital To Benefit Tunkhannock Church
Miss Mary J. Vosburg daughter of T P Vosburg of Skinner's Addition will give a recital at the Baptist church Monday evening for the benefit of the church.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Mary J. Vosburg
T. PF. Vosburg
Skinner's Addy
Baptist Church
Classified Advertisements and Notices
The snippet lists varied classified ads for rentals, sales and help with housing, plus notices. Items include Furnished cottage for rent at Crystal Lake to John Clune, room and board at 330 Penn Avenue, sale of a platform wagon by A Wilson, fully furnished cottage at Lake Winetat, a girl seeking housework, a young man seeking any work, and a stockholders meeting notice for Economy Light Heat and Mower Company with location and date.
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RENST
Crystal Lake
Aphly
John Clune
Dundall Street
Carbondale
Atmkholders
Vd. Sortiup
Missing hound Crone prize posted at Went Iackawanha
Lost tan hound named Crone reported near Went Iackawanha Avenue seeks return. Reward promised and contact details pending for successful recovery.
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ULACK
Iackawanha Avenue
Stolen Horse and Buggy Report From Wilkes-Barre Area
A stolen hay mare with a white star and age details was taken Wednesday from Weeming Avenue near Adams and Mulberry. The rogue rig included a spring buggy and harness. Frank Hobling Jr, chief of police, is named in the alert. Local notices reference the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and a wedding announcement for Miss Mary Jayne to Charles P. McKown.
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Poward
Frank Hobling, Jr
Scranton Business Directory Fragments Scene Local Notice
A garbled OCR snippet lists names and addresses in Scranton Pennsylvania including doctors lawyers merchants and officials. It references Dr Lyman and Dr Laubach at Wyoming Avenue and Mulberry plus Wrigler proprietor and other local businesses and a court appointment of viewers for a road lay out from Thurston Hollow to the old public road from Vermont to Contra Morland with viewers named F W Sickler Irvin Wheelock and D S Brown.
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Myraintrim
Eitltens
J. F. Wright
the Commonwealth
A. Cobb
Nicholson Township
Warnah
N. H. Cobb
Thurston Hollow
Vermont
Contermoreland
F. W. Sickler
Irvin Wheelock
D. 5. Brown
Lehigh Valley Rail Schedules From Scranton to Major Cities
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces May 27 1900 service with trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York Bethlehem Reading and Buffalo via multiple routes. Parlor cars and sleeping accommodations on all trains between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Bouse Worth. Authority JOLLIN H WILBUR general superintendent Cortlandt Street New York and agents at Cortlandt Street and Lackawanna Avenue Beranton.
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