Doings of Common Councilmen at Last Night's Session
The common council held a brief session last evening. City Engineer Prick resigned effective April. Wh. Latin moves to assign him to engineering work for the Central Lake Water Company. The council passed a third reading on sewer line matters. Thomas W. Parry of Darte Avenue died yesterday at age 74 after eighteen years in plumbing. He was a member of Trente verity and a local fraternity. a wife and daughter survive him. The time for the funeral will be announced tomorrow. Burial will be in Maplewood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prick
Ureetal Lake Witter Company
Cornell
Stow Dating Company
Thomia W. Parry
Darte Avenue
Trente Verity
Wotleine
Maplewood
Thornas Heh
Wiles
Thornes
Hares
Annhe
Henweed
Eisie Powers
Phan
Mara
Sarah Mullen
George Rotith
South Main Street
Deaware Wind Hudson
Cotta
Merton Wamy
Beranten
Airsie A. Green
Archibald
Charles Hound
Mayfield
Dawson Ty
Tletsom
Ployet
Wil
Tas
fCore- Ayub Tea
Mia WR Tadger
Cemetery Street
Tanner
Pita Ton la Dieadenay
Eagle Hotel
Othe
B. T. Mitchell
Wilson Company
Ste and
Willow
Wilkes-Marre
Grand Fporn
Hughes
Sinclair House
Mitchell
Main Street
Hoe
Mantis
Amy
Agnes Callahan
Scranton
Helen Boyle
James Heneman
John Prendergast
Henewon
Select Council
Fey
Tiler
Langati
Select Couner
W. OH. Duggan
J. M. Calmiiy
Formaton
Entertine
J. H. Evans
Wilkes-Porte
Joseph Lola
Binghamton
Beranton
Oficiwix
Delawane and
Dude Con
Penwood Ladder Company
Lugerne
Robert Owens
J. Glesenger
Harding
St. John's Church
Tony Dostoh
Union News Company
Tehigh Valley
the Tribune
Charles J. Coward
The
Gazette
Mr. Cowsord
Tribune
Coud
William Heechtold
Livy Richard
Proestant
Frangellat Th. Skellhorn
Pittston
Evangolier
Philadelphia
Port Jervis Social and Cultural Notices Fragment
The notice compiles a set of local social items and events from Port Jervis including visits, entertainments, musical gatherings at G. Kimball’s home, and family travels. It mentions Mrs Chortes Myer of Port Jervis, families Colwell and Forbes, and Mr Benedict’s sister teaching music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wih Mas
Norrie
Belmeat Street
Ape
Chortes Myer
Port Jarvis
Colwell
Forbes
Wrest
Chester Normal
Arthur Howell
Mexford
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Lake Om Babies Vest Forthly
Mie
BOA. Bell
Morvis Mace
Hugene
Laveland
New Cringe
Port Jervis
Symphony Onehestena
Kimball
Miss Sallie
WLA
Nave
Movidte
Tonkhonunook
Celeid
M. Q. Aheaker
Ciartiedea
New York
Benedict
Fenils
South America
Mire
Meaker
Muaie
Mel Aniel
Town Meeting Notes and Local Notices in Warahpa Trilie
The report lists officers elected at the Warahpa Trilie meeting including Cheorge Cool and FL AL Snyder with names like Wood Mroads ehin and James Wineter. It notes a pleasant birthday gathering for Miss Bert Morgan, details attendees, and mentions a funeral attendance for Thomas Heh plus various local arrivals and visits. It also covers transportation and construction updates, illness news, and medical recommendations including Chamberlain's Pain Balm with local sales information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warahpa Trilie
Sadie
Cheorge Cool
Sigamanre
FL AL Snyder
Sagamere
Wood
Ehin
Recdida
James Wineter
Wampum
Franck Edywardis
Prophet
Boott
Attiecters of
Wanpunm
Wademin
Elhteen
What Rolla
Parry Mitchel
William Page
William Vaughn
Great Council
Ld Hartman
Bert Morgan
Miss Morgan
T. G. Hand
Local Taylor Borough Council Minutes Report
Taylor borough council met in regular session Friday evening. President John J. Johns presided. minutes read by Chair Owen and approved. Committees named by the president include hiring and grievance panels. residents urged crosswalks on North Main Street. various residents and clergy noted. marriage and court notices listed among routine items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Johns
John
Samuel Harlowe
David HH. Hivane
Henry Davies
William Fivaty
Anthony Jones
Tine
U Conyer Jones
Mes
Tokay A. Dines
Robert Liewellyn
Priceburg
HB O Neal
Tiinnmoore
Forge
Jesse Gangner
North Malm Street
Sunday Social Notices Across Town and Carbondale
A jumble of names and brief social mentions. Vivek Jennittw and Mise Mame Met spend Sunday with friends in town and Carbondale respectively. Miss Marie Curran returns to Scranton while Miss Marie Kane and Miss Alice Morahan visit with friends. Andrew Montebello suffers a foot injury from a fall while attempting a perilous maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivek Jennittw
Mise
Rindle
Carbondale
Mise Ada Webster
Berviers
Athingen
Scranton
Bundy
St. Aloverts
Marie Curran
Curran
Marie Kane
Anna
Hendricks
Mo F
Ranc Dium
Burky
Moyford
O'Malley
Andrew Montebello
Alice Morahan
Jermyn
Tunkhannock April Court Docket Highlights Several Rules and Appeals
The April term docket lists cases including Lemon Township School District v Hiram Titus equity, Morgans v Kern new trial request, and Commonwealth v Daniel Hokenwright. Entries show rules for discharge on common bail, strikes to judgments, and appeals procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Ve
New York
Hat
Tunkhannock
Catherine Townsend
James W. Pratt
Boa
Dorden
James EK
Fproor
Mentnor
N. W Hoeynolds
Chase
Michael Brown
Charles Wheeloick
FS Harding
Scranton
Wyoming County
Hate
Charles Wheelock
Remonstrances
Noxen Township
T. L. Dolan
Keeler
Pennie J. Harley
Pow Notary Puble
Mewcone
Wieth Tow
L. MH. Thompson Va
Watson Carey
Lemon Township
Hiram Titus
Equity
Adwand Dalley
F. Frear
F. L. Jennings
Mary L. Jennings
E.G. Mills
A. M. Kirkham
Gordon Pike
George Rogera
Lewis Rogers
Defomlants
William Line
Dennis Wall
Charles Depew
Scire Facias
M. J. Morgan Va
Charles Kern
New Rial
Yond
Nicholaon Township
Lake Sheridan
Rational remedy for a national trouble
An advertising notice touts Pyramid Pile Cure for piles or hemorrhoids, claiming it cures without surgery, reduces pain and bleeding, and costs 50 cents a package. It urges readers to ask druggists for Pyramid Pile Cure and warns against neglecting treatment.
Pittston society notes and civic actions shift
A long Pittston column recounts local events and rumors from the Eagle hotel, street disturbances, and political maneuvering. It notes police action against sidewalk blockades, appearances of managers and entertainers, church services, and civic planning including railroad quarters and county candidates.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised To Cure Constitutional Catarrh
The article touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive treatment for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous membranes, rebuilding the body's strength, and offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure with testimonials from FP Cheney & Co and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drnegiety
Archbald Residents Remembered as Early Settler Dies
John Roland, longtime Archbald resident, died at his sister Mrs. John L. Finnerty’s home on Main Street in the early hours of Sunday morning. Boland, a nearly fifty year Archbald settler, is noted among the early inhabitants. funeral details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz Wodl Websters
Mere
Thomas Philbin
Mende
Tom Scranton
John Roland
Archbald
John L. Finnerty
Main Street
Mr. Boland
Archhold
Easter Store Display Promises Wide Millinery Show
The Easter store in Scranton unveils an extensive millinery and dress goods selection. Prices are modest with trimmed hats, infant wear, gloves, silk bonnets, cloaks, and Easter gowns featured, plus James Whitcomb Riley appearances and prayer books for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Transport to Washington Planned After Tuesday Meeting
A party left on Tuesday morning at 16 o'clock for a trip to Washington, headed by John Dougher and organized to personally conduct the journey by the Pennsylvania railroad. The remains of John Sweeney were received at the Delaware and Hudson depot on Tuesday at 12 09, with a large number of friends present for interment at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dougher
Washington
PD. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Sweeney
Delaware and Hudson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eugene Sandow
Johann Hoff
Frick
T. We Parry
Peckville
Jermyn and Mayfield
P. Edavards
King- Heh Baptist
Minersville
Chamberlain
Matthews
Taylor News
Kec
Renda
Tadas
Forest Plome
Thomas Connell
Urvea
Tilor
New Pond
Camnell
North Main Street
Charles Tavis
Main Strest
Rote
Bev Howella
Wallen Howells
William James
John Jembe
John Coelin
Geog Mowles
Dientel Tonne
AO Wilbore
Joni
Martin
Lobert Abrahim
Keh Roane
George Davis
Mims Neti Avotifr
Cered Sire
Proved Willems
Ant Mire
Walter Davie
Aid Maeter
Hen Ghose
Gavyg
M. Baby
Clirk
Myrth Sid Arturnee
Mabel
Blanche Oberta
Providence
Grave
Alice
Horatloe Leby
Belen Aten
Mars
James
Marguerite Pentecast
Geraldine
Genevieve
Eugene Sitereaves
Jomer Taylor
Howerd
Turhill
Tarry
Avoca
E. C. West
Etore
Wetore
Wei Ee
William T. Clark
Penn Ave
Tae Pef
Pittston News
Ree
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Jonas Long's
James Whitcomb Riley
Lyceum
Jonas Long
Lyber
Mond
Hood
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Dickson M'F
Sclutiton and
Wilkes-Marie Manufactivera
Beilers
Martiarr
General Ome
Berallion, Pa
Aurel
Irie
Vorple
Acranten
Pavy
Matthews Brow
Eandereen
Droggista
Murnutachined
Dary CO
ARS Cree
Minet
Aula de Berentom Ua
le Matthews Biot and
Meghna A Piatiae, Lrigeiale
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