Mrs Mary Pengelly Dies After Long Illness In Carbondale
Mrs Mary Pengelly of Birkett Street dies after a battle with cancer lasting weeks. Born in Pittston about forty five years ago, she lived in Carbondale twenty eight years. Maiden name Nicholson she leaves five daughters and one son all unmarried. A father mother three brothers and a sister also survive. Funeral at 3 pm with Rev A F Chaffee officiating and Maplewood interment.
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Mary Pengelly
Birkett Street
Pittston
Nicholson
Methodist Church and Ladies’ Ald Society
A .F. Chaffee
Maplewood
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Begins Official Tour
Tomorrow G W Hughes will start his official tour to install officers of the encampment in the county. He is joined by grand officers and the patriarch militant of Carbondale Canton No 40. Arranged dates include March 6 Clark's Green, March 16 Lackawanna Carbon dale, March 19 Armin Scranton, March 20 Hyde Park Providence, March 26 Ruck brook Jermyn, and April 9 Scrantonia Scranton.
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G. W. Hughes
Carbondale
Canton
No. 40
Rogers
Clark's Green
Lackawanna
Armin
Scranton
Hyde Park
Providence
James P. Loftus
Nebo
Rendham
Edward James
Duke
John B. Evans
John Gwynne
Sallie Price
W. G. Owens
North Taylor
Felix McLaughlin
Union Street
Margaret Thomas
Hannah Powell
Main Street
Appropriation Ordinance Changes in City Council Prep
The in course of preparation for councils ordinance mirrors last year with several shifts. City assessors rise from 400 to 900 while engineer's assistant and incidental double to 200. insurance drops to zero. hydrants fall to zero. printing and advertising climbs to 700. fire department reduces to 1600. water rent climbs to 2000. funded debt principal and interest jumps from 35500 to 9000. paving street cleaning increases to 1200. board of revision and appeals doubles to 400.
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Board of Revision and Appeals
Funeral of Belinda Carroll Teacher Largely Attended
The funeral for Miss Belinda Carroll a public school teacher drew a large crowd yesterday morning. The school board superintendent and teachers attended. Floral designs were carried by Frank McDonald James Nealon John Finneran of the city and Thomas Rogan and William Jones of Olympia. Pallbearers included Patrick Thomas and Martin McDonough Martin Walsh Frank Boylan and Patrick Mannion.
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Belinda Carroll
Frank McDonald
James Nealon
John Finneran
City
Thomas Rogan
William Jones
Olyphant
Patrick
Thomas
Martin McDonough
Martin Walsh
Frank Boylan
Patrick Mannion
Milk wagon wreck on West Side injures driver
A horse pulling a Palace creamery wagon startled by a dog backed the wagon into a creek on the West Side yesterday. The animal toppled over spilling milk and injuring the driver. Six men moved the outfit upright but the milk was not reclaimed from the ground.
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Ernest Gladell
Palace
Mother Earth
Local and Personal Payrolls for Honesdale Branch Given
Employees at the Honesdale branch received pay yesterday. Shop workers and Delaware and Hudson railroad staff were also paid, reflecting routine payroll disbursements across the region.
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Honesdale
Delaware and
Local residents travel and civic notes in city
Miss Lillian Slawson returns to Port Jervis after a month with local friends. I Val Hollenbeck and J I Stewart visit New York City. Miss Margaret Clarkson also returns from the metropolis. Public schools close yesterday in honor of a deceased teacher Belinda Carroll. Councils plan March 26 meeting to elect a city engineer. Bertha Bell has obtained a position with the International Correspondence School Scranton. The Methodist Church board endorses Pierce Butler for lay delegate to the Chicago General Conference May 2.
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Bertha Bell
International Correspondence School of
Scranton
The
Methodist Church
Pierce Butler
Chicago
Jermyn and Mayfield School Board Meeting Report
The Jermyn and Mayfield school board held its regular meeting with bills approved and a resignation accepted from Miss Mulholland. The board plans to fill the vacancy next Tuesday and arrange supplies for the term. Also noted were local social updates and a shop incident leading to a warrant and jail time for William Loughney.
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Pritchard
Messrs
Blake
Loughney
Shielde
William Loughney
Tommy Glagier
Main Street
Glagier
Glagter
Squire Swick
O'Brien
Second Street
Peter Kelly
Third Street
Willie Hill
Glenwood
Erie
Keystone
W. C. Nicholson
New York City
Pain Balm Aids Doylestown Editor Says Relief Immediate
A. R. De Fluent editor of the Jour nal in Doylestown Ohio suffers rheumatism in the shoulder and side. He states Chamberlains Pain Balm gave him nearly immediate relief and has been his constant companion since. For sale by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
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A. R. de Fluent
Doylestown
Ohio
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Mrs H G Frischkorn Visits Pittston Relative
Mrs H G Frischkorn visited relatives in Pittston over Sunday. Among those who attended the Women's Christian Temperance Union convention held at Dunmore, Friday.
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H. G. Frischkorn
Pittston
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Dunmore
Local Township Meeting and Town News Notes
Mrs. O B Vaughn and others attended a township auditors meeting in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall on Monday. Scranton visitors Mrs J Hornbaker and Mrs G F were noted, A O Allen of Portland was a business caller. Mrs Sweetger of Scranton is ill at Mr George Shaw’s home. I M Noack is at home on Church Street. Mrs L P Watts is ill with quinsy. Mrs George returned from Scranton after a several days visit.
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O. B. Vaughn
Charles Millard
W. A. DePew
Kate Wardell
Philip Swarts
Order of Odd Fellows’ Hall
J, Hornbaker
Scranton
Yeater
Allen
Portland
Sweetger
George Shaw
M. Noack
Church Street
L. P. Watts
George
Olyphant Council Deadlock Persists After Ballots And Local Events
Monday night council members Mersie Heap and Gallapher led a lively contest after the second ballot produced a tie. Wi Reap defended supporting the Van8ickle faction and attacked Gallagher’s record over the sewer issue. The council resumed balloting with three more rounds before adjourning. Earlier a packed house saw Tommy Sherer company perform The Moonshiner's Daughter at Father Mathew opera house. The Girl from Puerto Rico is slated tonight with matinees Thursday and Saturday. Local social notes include Archbald editor P A Pilbin and Peckville’s W W Watkins visiting. Miss Lizale Davis received a surprise party at the Davis home on Susquehanna street with about twenty friends and refreshments.
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Mersie
Heap
Gallapher
Wi. Reap
Archbald
W. W. Watkins
Peckville
William Jones
Blakely
Lizale Davis
John L. Davis
Susquehanna Street
Olyphant
Dime Social Planned by Local Methodist Society
The Young People’s society of the Methodist Episcopal church plans a dime novelty social at Mrs A W Brundage’s home on Friday evening March 16. Leo Schimpff returned from New York City after a short visit. Mrs W J Guest returns to Fleetville after winter with her parents Judson Allender. School Directors Tuthill and Waking visited the central school as repairs on furnaces allow reopening. Oriana Williams visited Scranton last week. Peckville Baptist Young Ladies Industrial class to present The Peak Sisters at Ledyard hall next Saturday night with 10 and 15 cent admission and ice cream afterward.
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Young People's Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. W. Brundage
Leo Schimpff
New York City
W. J. Guest
Fleetville
Judson
Allender
Tuthill and Watking
Towanda Chronicle Report on Bernice Lowry Death
After ten days of agony Mrs Frank Lowry of Bernice died from severe burns suffered while lighting a newspaper to remove spilled kerosene. The incident occurred when she lit a newspaper at the stove and threw it on spilled oil. She lost most of her clothing in the flames and died Friday. Also noted is a forthcoming talk by Dr Esther Dahl Baksh from India and mentions K L Rumell, A Blood, and a freight agent.
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Towanda
Frank Lowry
Bernice
Esther Dahl-Baksh
India
K. L. Rumell
Philadelphia
A. Blood
New York
FOR RENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND LOCAL WANTS BOARD
The page lists numerous rental offers including eight room residence on Adams avenue Green Ridge and a ten room Quincy avenue home. Also details for furnished rooms and a new house at Monroe and Lackawanna avenues plus a variety of business spaces and services offered by lawyers and professionals.
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Quincy Avenue
Geo
B. Davidson
Bpruce Street
Adame Avenue
Green Ridge
C. HM. Genster
Connell Building
Geo. B. Davidson
Spruce Street
Lacfayette Street
Primary notices for three Lackawanna districts seek delegates
The document outlines Republican primary dates for the First Second and Third Legislative Districts in Lackawanna County. It specifies election dates March 17 and April 10 1900 and deadlines for candidate registration, post office addresses, and assessments to appear on the official ballot.
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Sp. m
Co-operative Hall
West Slide
Wuld
Harrisburg
Beranton
Eeach
Metrict
oMfela
Warcom
Frederick W. Fleila
Walter J. Davis
Lackawanna County
St. Vigiance
W. Pech
Legislative Standing Committee
Mears
Scranton
Legislative Etlanding Committee
T. J. Matthews
Saptari
Sayre officials and local industry noted in county chronicle
Towanda and Troy officials cited with Harnden of Sayre as prominent railroad leaders and a justice of the peace offering to marry grooms free of charge. Sayre Industry named the Sayre Band and Plaster Company. Local obituaries report Mrs. A. H. Chaffee, formerly of this county, died in Marysville Kansas at 74.
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Harnden
Sayre
Towanda
Troy
Justice of the Peace
Sayre Band and Plaster Company
A. H. Chaffee
Marysville
Kaun
Hornbrook
Bradford County
New York State
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Remains Trusted Amidst Teething Pain
A fragment notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised as a universal remedy for teething pain wind colic diarrhoea and other infant discomforts. It claims universal use and cautions buyers to seek no other remedy and to request it from the druggist.
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Bain
Booth
Bo Burees
Winslow
Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedules In New York
Central Railroad of New Jersey routes listed with station stops and departure times from 5:00 am to 6:40 am. Trains run to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and other points with connections to Pittston Wilkes Barre Baltimore Washington Reading Harrisburg and Lebanon. Schedule figures include express and local services and Sunday variations.
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Obert Street
Booth Ferry
Beranton
Saas ‘York
Newark
Eligabet H
Philadelphia
Iuston
Hethlehem
Allentown
Mauchbank
White Haven
Saprere
Surlaye
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Washington
Booth
Weert
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Ameern Ou
Eadeville
TY Olhauben
Baldwin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltmore
Pittsburg
Tee Hazleton
Pottaville
Eagling
Morristown
Pitta
Bunimarineburg
Pittsby
Gen. Pass
Q. Ood
J. E Hutchinbon
Mar
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule Details and Connections
Railroad timetable notes from 1898 outline Lehigh Valley routes from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and other points. It lists departure times on D. & H. R. and connections via Black Diamond Express with intermediate stations including White Haven Hangleton Towanda Ithaca Geneva Rochouet Patag, and mentions Pullman car service and ticket offices in Wilkes Barree Beranton and Bethlehem.
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Mont Bor
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New York
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Principe
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Towanda
Simba
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Rochoutet
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Perlor
Wilkes-Barre
Newree
Naee le Hin
Buffalo
Cortland
Charles
Lee
Cortianat Street
Onnemacher
Pullman
Lackawanna Ave
Beranton
Scranton to Hawley Time Table Update 1900
Time table effective February 7, 1900 lists trains from Scranton to Hawley and intermediate points with Erie Railroad connections to New York and Newburgh. Services include No 2 Accommodation at 1 a.m. and No 4 Express at 12.01 p.m. serving Honesdale and intermediates.
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Hawley
Haweley
Erie Railroad
New York
Newburg
Honesdale
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