Surprise neighborhood gathering honors Mrs. Miller
Stroudsburg residents hosted a large surprise luncheon for Mrs. N. T. Miller wife of a prominent physician. The event listed many attendees including Mrs. Thomas Kane Mrs. James Booth Mrs. William Reimer Mrs. Arthur Staples and others. Other items mention a new Afro-American journal and local club activity as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Miller
Stroudsburg
Thomas F. Kane
James Booth
William Reimer
Arthur Staples
Wilson Wisher
Edward Galtz
Arlington de Young
Peter Kunkle
Charles Albert
Samuel Lee
Stweve Bush
Herry Drake
Ames Holtman
Lewis Myers
George Butz
Simon Metxell
Jacob Kiny
Charles Turn
William Humsey
William Decker
J. Rinker
Jackson
Harrisburg
J. L
Huff
Louis Dewsnop
Young Men's Christian Association
Constable Myers
Thomas Hohenshill
Cherry Valley
Washington Street
Vincent Loder
Philadelphia
J. J. Thomas
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Green Street
George Hughes
The
Stroudsburg Times
Hughes
Nathan Miller
Povene Street
Volue
East Stroudsburg
Crescent
Misses Bello Hin
Myrtle Vetter
Irene Kistler
Mamie Dunn
Ella Mutehler
Rosa Hurnett
Plorence Burt
Emme Michaels
Louise Hoffman
Ada Damar
Clara Bush
Millie Edinger
Messrs
Thomas Dunn
Roe Shot
Audiencre
Clair Patree Company
Academy of Music
Miss Brassley
Normal
Normal Choral Society
Bachman
Bert Davis
Binghamton
Davis
Clover Leaf Social Club
Misa Florence Savacod
Grant Lantz
EK. J. Swartz
Rh. L. Singleton
Salvation Army
Scranton
Charles Fenner
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Misa Lizale Smith
Mountain Home
William Veenschotes
Presbyterian
1St Stroudsburg
Morton Decker
New York City
E. OW. Savacool
Carbondale Death and Local Notices
Freder ick Pearve dies at his Dickson Hill home after months of illness. Funeral services are at his house, with interment to follow on the 11 a.m. train to Honesdale. Various local residents and visitors are noted, and the Novelty works project is described as an assured Carbondale enterprise. The funeral of the late J. Hendrick is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Frederick Pearve
Dickson Hill
Temaina
Honesdale
Blanche Kelley
Binghamton
A. J. Gillies
William A. Kelley
Oneonta
N. Y
Scranton
William McMullin
Delhi
Integra
J. &. Hendrick
Fragmentary Local Notices From Tunkhannock Area
A jumble of local notes reports a Philadelphia girl visiting family near town and a nervous illness. funeral services led by Rev George Hine. Eatonville merchant Wheelock confined by rheumatism. flood anniversary noted. Day Hunter travels in North Carolina for landscape photography. Also board discussions on diphtheria precautions, the new Noxen township status, and a ferry replacement at Palle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surat S. Wood
Georges
Philadelphia
Cfty
Godora
George Hine
Wheelock
Eatonville
Day Hunter
Lemon
North Carolina
Board of Health and School Board
R . Biingrat
Dre, Bidleman
Hil
Monroe
Noxnen
Noxen
Bowman's Creek
Palle
Lee
Bh. W. Farnham
Hope Bottom
South
Montrose
FE. F. Butterfield
G. M. Heckman
Cort
Colvin
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Defcon Street
Scranton
H. D. Delong
Baturdey
W. EB. Carpenter
C. A. Little
TB. Grenville
Arthur Sijuire
Beranton
R. Cornell
J. Jordan
Presbyterian
Tt. M. Pasene
Menhoppen
Methodist Episcopal
Byron Kelley Foe
Freay Howe
Court House Square
George W. Cooke
Funeral notices and services in Honeydale and vicinity
The body of Mia Catherine Prey, formerly Kaufman, died in Philadelphia and was brought to Honeydale for interment at the German Catholic cemetery with Rev. W H Casvel in charge. J T Fisher and N R Swing attended from Scranton and Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Catherine Prey
Catherine Kaufman
Honeydale
Philadelphia
Proamonth
Original troupe endures in celebrated company
Three of the original troupe remain with the company as they depart Honesdale for Scranton on Saturday morning, much to the delight of audiences who praised the high class singing of these musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dience
Igh
Honesdale
Scranton
Dunmore Notices and Local Social Roundup
Funeral for Miss Mary A. Bingham to be held in Dunmore with departure on the 450 Erie and Wyoming Valley train. A Dominican mission will visit St Marys church for two weeks. Prohibition club meets at Loyal Legion hall. Indian village fair and moon dance night draw crowds with many sales and entertainment. Loyal Legion hosts an address on the harms of wine. Hart Ayers and others visit town as various residents travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Bingham
Manley
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Dunmore Friends
William Edgar
Emily
Carbondale
Melton
Pittston
Dunmore
FF. Merriman
Elk Street
Susan Lowery
Elkdale
Lynch
Albany
N. Y
Jota Murphy
Olyphant
Ianengy Dinmore
Michael Ru
Scranton
A.B. Oliver
Potter Homestead
Potter and
Green Ridge
St. Mary's Church
Hart Ayers
Prohibition Club
Loyal Legion Hall
J. LE. Williams
North Park
Loyal Legion
L. W. Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Lafayette College Prep and Event Notes For Spring
Lafayette College prepares for a busy spring with the 1896 baseball squad under Edward L. Kennedy and Chauncey Labingler, a schedule opening in Raleigh and Chapel Hill against North Carolina and three Lehigh games. The Philadelphia Alumni banquet at the Continental featured President E P Warfield and other officials. Lectures included Dr Selden J Coffin on Sir Isaac Newton. A $1000 bequest from Howard W Gilbert supports the college. The Interior Department issues a reform spelling book and lexicon. Glee and Banjo clubs plan a tour with Wilkes-Barre concert on the 20th. College closes May 20 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Edward L. Kennedy
Ellis H. Custard
Chauncey Labingler
Kusiera Manner
RE. P.O. Pfattelcher
G. B. Milner
Boise Ball
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
Greensbor
Lehigh
Philadelphia
Continental
College
E. P D. Warfield
L. Fisher
Wewaset
Chester County
Department of the Tnnterior
Wishington
D. C
Francis A. Marah
L.td
W. D
Jimmler
Glee
Wilkes Harre
Clowe Manared
Brisk February Prices Draw Shoppers to Store
A brief note says February pricing during a period of brisk sales boosts customer turnout and prompts eager buyers to visit the shop for spring stock and complete assortments.
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Gorman
Atessil
Gorman’s Grand Depot
Reeves
Spruce Street
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Bucknell
Academy
H. L. Wayland
Bucknell Hall
Leavening Powe
U.S
Lincoln Avenue
Va Grow
Waterford
Mich
DeWitt Wheeler
Dryden
EB. L. Blood
Topeka
Kan
Nathaniel Hallstead
Hiram Rivenburg
Airs
Ira Wetherby
Ciliford
Frederick
Shy
Mra. Stillman Hadeonk
Miss May Birey Mesers
W. de Baas
Bh. Hall
Maplewood Cemetery
Dean
Gray
Gary Evie
Matthuwa
Lafayette College
Harvey Shaw
Mexico
Bethany
Wayne County
Mr. J. M. Crocker
Washington, D.C
Hood
Parilla
J. M. Crocker
Rhode Inland Avenue
Washington, D. C
Ures
Hood’s Pills
Lackawanna Ave
Odds and Ends
Obd
Clothing House
Wenn, Liebecker & CO
Brussels
China
Japan
DR. Shimberg
Goodman
Bardainis
Ata
Mtn
Wen's
Economy Furniture CO Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
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