Railroad Plan Emerges From Canal Abandonment
Delaware and Hudson officials R. M. Olyphant and H. G. Young toured the region and discussed a steam line over the Moosic mountains from Waymart to Carbondale with a new union station at Honesdale. They noted no details on the canal bed’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Associated Press
Honesdale
Mine
Delaware and Hudson
Moosle Mountains
Waymart
Carbondale
Erie
Delaware
Local Society Notes From Scranton Region
Personal notices list Dr. J L Wentz and Frank Jermyn in Syracuse yesterday. Mr and Mrs Brian Dolan of Phelps street left for Yankton. Mrs FP Fitzsimmons of Bohnkeville with daughter Delia visiting New York City. Mrs Elin Phelps and daughter leave for Block Island for the summer. John J Neary of Neary Jennings departed for Atlantic City Long Branch and Far Rockaway. Mrs Sarah Ackerly and daughter Marion of Olive street left for Benton for the summer. Miss Katie Gersbach of Buffalo N Y spending vacation with Joseph Conrad of Pittston avenue and Alderstreet. H S Sweet of Orvnsburg Miss and president of Champion Lumber Co visiting Alban Myron Kusvon. Deputy City Treasurer PJ Ruane in New York on short visit. Deputy City Controller Chirica A Sturtley to spend tomorrow and Sunday in New York. Dr TH B H Wore yesterday performed a delicate operation on Rev James Teeminger eye. second operation needed to position eye. Colonel W D Cameron of Chicago in city to discuss graphite manufacturing with M E McDonald and others. Rev Walter Q Scott Elmhurst Chaplain of post 14 GAR and A B Stevens commander arranged accommodation for 10 men and families during GAR encampment in Philadelphia in September. Miss Matilda Langguth of Howard Jace and William Wockroth of Wyom avenue wed Wednesday at bride’s home. Rev W A North officiated. Mire Lot tle Vockroth sister of groom was bridesmaid and Harry Stanton best man. Bride wore white organdie over all with roses. Attendants and reception noted. wedding tour planned to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wentz
Frank Jermyn
Syracuse
Brian Dolan
Phelps Street
Yankton
FP. Fitzsimmons
Bohnkeville
Delia
New York City
Elin Phelps
Block Island
John J. Neary
Neary & Jennings
Atlantic City
Long Branch
Far Rockaway
Sarah Ackerly
Marion
Olive Street
Benton
Misa Katie Gersbach
Muftfalo
Joseph Conrad
Pittston Avenue
Alderstreet
Sweet
Orvnsburg
Miss
Champion Lumber Company
W. D. Cameron
Chicago
M. E. McDonald
Scranton Lang
Walter Q. Scott
Elmhurst
Grand Army of the Republic
A. HB. Stevens
Philadelphia
Grand Army
Matilda Langguth
Howard Jace
William Wockroth
Wyom Avenue
W. A. North
Hickory Street
German Presbyterian Church
Mire Lottle Vockroth
Harry Stanton
Funeral for Brother William Cornish Set by Saint George’s Lodge
Members of Saint George's lodge No 1 are asked to meet at the lodge room on Saturday July 1 at 2 PM to attend the funeral of their late brother William Cornish. I R Newton, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint George's Lodge
William Cornish
I. R. Newton
Warranted Syrup Pat Offer Refund Promise
A Sworn notice from J. G. Bone & Company and John P. Braet of Scranton Pa pledges to refund the price of a bottle of Greenes Warranted Syrup if it fails to cure a cough or cold. A cent bottle is offered to prove its efficacy or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warantes
J. G. Bone & Mormore
John P. Braethcranton
Independence Day Niagara Falls Excursion by Lehigh Valley
Special Independence Day rail excursion from Beranton, Pennsylvania via Lehigh Valley Rail Road. Tickets issued July 1 for train No 4 and connected services, July 2 for train No 3 and connections, return valid through July 4. Round trip fare $6.95. consult agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Fall
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pupils Demand Retention of High School Principal
Over 600 students held a mass meeting in Snover's hall in Scranton to protest the removal of High School Principal Professor George W. Phillips. The students adopted resolutions affirming their confidence, praising his dedication and discipline, and requesting that copies be sent to city school controllers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snover’s Hall
Professor Phillips
Board of Control
High School of
Scranton
George W. Phillips
Sald
Phillips
High School
City of
John A. Horan
Haward N. Kirkbride
Margaret Ruddy
Ethel Peck
Rolland N. Rice
Clark Lowry Selected as Deputy Marshal Successor
In Scranton two men, including Chick Lowry, were named by Marshal Leonard to succeed Deputy United States Marshal Sol Bacharach of Wilkes-Barre. Bacharach assumes the post of deputy executive clerk to Governor Stone next Monday, with Lowry’s appointment to take effect tomorrow after bond paperwork is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Scranton
United States
Sol Bacharach
Wilkes-Barre
Stone
Chick Lowry
Leonard
Scranton Conservatory Set to Resume All Classes
The Scranton Conservatory of Music will resume instruction in all departments on September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Oranges Fancy Rods Italy Picnic Supplies
A grocery list itemizes oranges imported meats and preserves with prices 25 40c for meats potted ham and tongue 10c 20c value potted chicken and turkey 15c 30c lagertown beverages 25c or 2.75 per dozen and fresh fruits Strawberries currants raspberries watermelons priced 25c and 35c order early.
Lehigh Valley One Way Fares Sale July 1 13
Tickets on sale for all trains except the Black Diamond express from July Mth to 13th with return by July inclusive. By deposit with joint agent at Richmond by July 28 and 60 cent fee, return trip extended to August 15 90 inclusive. Consult Lehigh Valley agents for details. Also medical and promotional notes inserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwe
Beranton
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Uecket
Richmond
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Claims Worldwide Use
An ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as used by millions of mothers for children with teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It asserts quick soothing effects and urges buying from druggists with a price of twenty five cents a bottle.
Testimony in Important Copyright Case In Scranton
The International Correspondence School of Scranton sues United School of Correspondence of New York for copyright infringement over mathematics text books. Noted lawyers including General W D Hendrick and Carl Hitchcock Fowler join the proceedings in the Board of Trade building. The case is expected to be long and highly publicized in legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence School
United School of Correspondence of
New York
Stlt
Board of Trade
Scranton
W. D. Hendrick
Kentucky
Carl Hitchcock Fowler
Livingstone Gifford
Mr. Harrington
Philadelphia
Fowler
H. C. Fowler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia
Carter, Hughes & Dwight
New York City
Beautiful Second Presbyterian wedding for Margaret Hanley to Kirkpatrick
Miss Margaret Dorothea Hanley wed WH 8 Kirkpatrick at Second Presbyterian Church in a ceremony described as Marguerite in beauty. Rev. Dr. E Robinson officiated. bouquets of daisies adorned the altar and daisies framed the pews. The bride wore white satin with lace and pearl trim, carried blue roses, and received pearl rings as gifts. Franley served as maid of honor with bridesmaids in white cream attire. Ushers included William Hanley Jr James BR Cook Charles Foster Bevan Decker and more. A breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home on Monroe Avenue. The couple will reside at 11 Monroe Avenue after a wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Margaret Dorothea, Hanley
William Hanley
Kirkpatrick
Misa Franley
Columbus
Ruth Hanley
Tittle Grace McLean
William Hanley, Jr
James BR. Cook
Bellefonte
Charles Foster
West Pitteton
Bevan Decker
Arthur Willams
Robert S
Kirkpeatrick
County Savings Park
Monroe Avenue
Margaret and
Blanche Cook
Mies Linderlorg
Frets
Doylestown
Btrong
New Brunswick
Foster
Anna Law
West Pittston
Mies McMahon
Btadford
Miles Kathleen Hand
Wilkes- Mirre
Meeting Called For School Board Special Session Tonight
President J N Davis directs a special school board meeting tonight with a quorum likely. Reports from the high and training school and teachers committees may be presented depending on notes. a caucus claims majority support. The bulk committee will present bids for buildings No 1 and No 8 to Washburn, Williams & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Davis
Schwaes
Evang
Langan
Phillipa
Tonahr
Peter Bupp
Wad Washburn, Williams & Co
Teacher Promotion Sparks Principal Vacancy at No 16
An out of town teacher would succeed Professor Wagner if promoted to principal. The No 16 vacancy arises from Professor Crittenden’s transfer and Miss Fitzgibbin’s promotion, with Miss Larkin of West Lackawanna Avenue to fill the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
No. 16
Crittenden
Miss Fitzgibbin
Miss Larkin
West Lackawanna Avenue
Langstaff Election Contest Sees Wave of Testimony
In the Langstaff election contest hearing witnesses from Springrook Jefferson testified yesterday. Respondents have heard about one third of the challenged voters since February 6 and until August 15 more testimonies will be taken from residents of Beranton. Officers have investigated for weeks and promise lively sessions on the witness stand with several named witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langataff
Springrook
Jefferson
Beranton
Fourth of July at Lake Ariel Promises Record Crowds and Grand Attractions
Lake Ariel resort announces hourly train service to lure visitors for a celebratory Fourth. Lawrence's Band will perform and provide dancing music while balloon ascension and parachute drops by Professor A. S. Glascow of Cincinnati attract crowds. Percy Frutechy, the famed trick rider, will perform and end with a sixty foot splash into the lake. Additional amusements accompany the day for a thoroughly enjoyable celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Orcasion
Lawrence
A. S. Glascow
Cincinnati
Percy Frutechy
Glorius
Lackawanna Company Seeks Amicable Way Over Arthur Avenue
Lackawanna Tron and Steel granted five years ago permission for the railway to lay treks along Arthur Avenue if it opened and erased the thoroughfare. Mr Silliman says the street was rewarded as a private right of way since not deeded to the city, and he will confer with the park commissioners to pursue an amicable arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Wall Street Journal
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Albany
Tidewater
Noundout
Delaware and Hudson
Vanderbilts
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Arthur Avenue
Silliman
Arthur Avenue Dispute with Scranton Railway Co
General Manager Frank Silliman Jr of Scranton Railway Co met Mayor Molr to seek reasons for police interference with Arthur Avenue work. The Mayor cited the Tribune for explanations and Silliman produced an agreement with the city, detailing the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Silliman, Jr
The
Scranton Railway Co
Molr
Arthur Avenue
Tribune
Silliman
No Letting Go of Stock Yet Men Union Suits Sell Low
The note explains traders refused to abandon their stock of Men's Union Suits for Men while offering them at as low as 1, choosing to clear old inventory rather than retain unsellable stock.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jonas Long's
Shepherd's Creek
R. M. Olyphant
H. G. Young
Delaware and Hudson Company
Jermyn
C. R. Manville
C. C. Rose
J. H. Torrey
Norton’s
Lackawanna Avenue
the Griffin Art CO
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Dairy CD
Adams Avenue
A. A. Lindabury
Flo Cam
Omce
Connell Building
Main Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Hugh J. Keenan
Lacka. Ave
Ackawanna
James Teeminger
Attention, Sons of St. George
H. Jams
John Street—Whiteing
Ofice—Garland
Garland
Bemis
Harriott Wicken
David Hamm
Westcott
Webster
Hiack Doughes—Crockett
Hugh Gwyeth
Dix
Logan
Dougall
Barr
Cable
Windyhaugh
Graham Travers
Richard Carvel—Churchill
Frisoner
Phross—Trope
Allen
Batin
Corelli
Caine
Peter Sterling
Ford
Jonas Long
Clark Lowry
Will
Conservatory of Music
Fancy
Italy
U. A
Richmond, Va
Hood
Boorham
E. G
Coursen
Kirkpatrick-Hanley
Spring Brook
William J. Jones
Francia Wheeler
David Richards
H. EK. Arms
Morgan Richards
Albert J. Jones
W. S. Edwards
George E. Rozelle
Humphrey Williams
Thomas Than
Howell Richards
Gomer Jenkins
W. D. Tembridge
Thomas J. Morris
Richard Parry
J. R R. Seeley
William Richards
Timothy Rozelle
Ben Rozelle
T. J. Matthews
DPD
P. Scull
W. EF. Griffith
William Iles
Defferain
W. ST. Osgood
Thomae Scanlon
Farview
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Pennsylvania
Hanley
Bauer
Band of
Séranton
Olympia SlNppodrome
Alexander
Caryce
Moreean
Hotel
Washington
Edward M. Alien
Loyalyville
Luxerne County
Sousa
Felton
Penn Ave
Roger Bros
Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
Davidow Bros., Jewelers
Bell
Jermy
Hatter
Hand & Payne
Maw Ts
Washington Age
Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenue
Hiving Furnishings
Wyoming Ave
Haviland & Co
Mintons
Coolport
Royal Bonn
Dresden
Crown Darby
J. Weichel
Malongy Oil and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Straat
Spraqtoy, Pa
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