Local Notes and Movements in Scranton Area Community
Howard Howe returns from State University and moves back to Green Ridge. Antonio Grande’s funeral set for today after a death at 216 Pine Street. Community events include a Methodist quarterly meeting on the 8th and a Sock hop at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Multiple residents relocate or host visitors, including Jane Carpenter, Mrs. Kate Stanton, and Miss Lizzie Kraus, with social gatherings noted around Blakely and Drinker streets. The Knoll Head Rest directors seek stock and a charter. the Susquehanna County grand jury indicts Clifford township supervisors over Creek road repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Howe
Wuijlege
Buncopal Church
Theomornion
Leseouk
Wil
Phrope
Sippor
Edward Warfel
Green Riki Street
Jane
Carpenter
Mra. Chork
Howe
Bloomsteat
Antonio Grande
Pine Street
Alisa Miele Mauidlen
Pittsburg
Kate Stanton
Grace
Whitney's Point
N. Y
William Redding
Hrowk Street
Dudley Street
Sbre BR. Jones
Binghamton
Herman Bruning
Samuel Cole
John Keast
Schuller
van Horn
G. W. Jones
Minnly Simons
New Jerney
Mary Quiney
Peckville
Lizzie Kraus
Georgie Jones
Mise Lawler
Annie Lawler
Jessup
K. L. Washer
Laurel Hill Park
John Mullen
FL J. &Y
Forest Ciy
Fitzpatrick
Fitch
Knoll Head Rest Company
Wandling
Osgood
PL Wedemann
Scranton
Siscuchinna County Grand Jury
Montrosers
Clifford Township
Creek
Forest Cly
Morris Rounds
W. G. Heyvnolds
Lo Ve. Arnold
John Wadones
Cnae
BK. Laent
Restaurateur
Funeral Services for Mrs Stocker Held at Family Home
Funeral services were held Tuesday at The Maplex for Mrs J J Stocker with Rev Charles Lee Rev W E Swift Rev W J Weunt lake and Rev F Gendall in charge. A Carbon dale quartette sang and the body was transported Wednesday to Salem Wayne county for interment with a list of pallbearers from Carbondale Scranton Mousle and Durmyn. Flower bearers included Dr Swick and Walker. The family receives sympathy from the community. Also an advertisement promotes Mystic Cures claimed to cure rheumatism in 24 hours by T O Bhickmore of Maller & Blackmere Pittsburgh and sold by Carl Lorenz Scranton.
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Mra
J. J. Stocker
Maplex
Charles Lee
Carbondale
W. EH. Swift
Honesdale
W. J. Weuntlake
Dallas
F. Gendall
Jermyn
Mesdames Burr
Hadcock
Messrs
Thomas and
Burrill
Salem
Wayne County
Mr. Swit
Juill
George Kimball
BE. A. Burr
A. W. Dicksen
Scranton
Hutchings
Mousle
Thomas Hunter
Durmyn
William Walker
Mayfield
Dr. Swick
Thomas Walker
W. H. Dodson
BH. A. Willman
Stocker
Bhickmore
Maller & Blackmire
Pittaiurg
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Local council meets with no action taken
The Priceburg council convened Wednesday evening but transacted no business. Names mentioned include John G. Miller and Father Shanley on Scranton trips, James Morton from Carbondale, Mrs. Thomas Williams from Tonesdale, Catherine Huff of Troy, and William Margeteon training for a race with Walter Kennedy. An advertisement touts a kidney cure sold by C. M. Harris in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller
Scranton
James Morton
Carbondale
Thomas Willams
Tonesdale
Hex
Father Shanley
Catherine Huff
Troy
William Margeteon
Walter Kennedy
Nealon Brothers Rename Eagle Hotel The Atlineton
Nealon Brothers take possession of the Eagle hotel in Olyphant and rename it The Atlineton. The house is renovated, the bar stocked with wines tobacco and cigars, and a lunch counter added serving hot or cold lunches daily. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup praised as a long trusted teething remedy. Twenty five cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealon Brothers
Eagle Hotel
Atlineton
Maxey and Tennant Mourn Scarlet Fever Victims
In Forest City Thomas Maxey of Clifford township revisited his son Thomas J. Maxey as Ernest Tennant of Aldenville Wayne county dies from scarlet fever on Wednesday morning. The funeral was held yesterday. Tennant was a former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maxey
Clifford Township
Thomas J. Maxey
Ernest Tennant
Aldenville
Wayne County
Mr. Tennant
Local social scene and community notices in Dalton
The Dalton column notes a large turnout for a Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathering last Friday. Mabel Purdy and Ma Jennings return to Bloginsburg State Normal School after a short home vacation. W. S. Decker of Taylor visits relatives, and Everett family from Scranton are here over the weekend. Funeral services for James McKune were held in Scranton with burial at Dunmore Catholic Cemetery. he was longtime Delaware, Lackawanna and Western employee and gate tender at the railroad crossing. Merton Purdy ill, Phillips Exeter Academy student W. Clark Dean vacationing here. Local young men consider forming a Young Men’s Christian Association. Asa Maton recovering from illness. Mrs. Kiserwan visits Scranton. J. H. Miller plans to move west after selling property. Christian Endeavor social slated for next Friday at the Methodist Episcopal church. Walter C. Purdy serves as Scranton juror this week. Dan Jennings of Clarks Summit visiting Dalton. Gg. W. Carlton builds cellar wall for a new spring home. Mrs. Emma Fashaber visiting relatives in New Jersey. Mrs. N. T. Purdy spends Wednesday in Scranton.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mabel Purdy
Ma Jennings
Bloginsburg State Normal School
W. 5. Decker
Taylor
Everett
Scranton
James McKune
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dan Jennings
Clark's Summit
Gg. W. Carlton
Emma Fashaber
New Jersey
N.T. Purdy
Keystone Academy Reading Events and Library Access
Miss Acken led select readings at Penn Avenue Baptist and Green Hills Presbyterian churches in Scranton last week. The library will open exclusively to Miss Acken’s young ladies from 4 15 to 6 30 p m on three afternoons weekly. The young ladies’ prize speaking contest moves to Friday evening April 1 from March 29. A minstrel show in the main chapel tonight benefits the baseball team. The Young Women’s and Young Men’s Christian associations held a union missionary meeting led by J Dunklee on China. Harry Winters, formerly of Dunmore, visited locally. Libble Young from Pope’s Mills reports recovery from salt rheum after Burdock Blood Bitters.
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Miss Acken
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Scranton
Green Hidse Presbyterian Church
KE. J. Dunklee
China
Harry Winters
Dunmore
Academy
Carbondale Train Accident Injures Delaware Engine Worker
A man walking on the Uniondale track was struck by a Delaware and Hudson engine near Uniondale. He was brought to the Erle Flyer to the hospital in Carbondale with severe head injuries and possible internal injuries. condition described as critical. Mrs. George Van Keurn has returned to Jersey City. Mrs. John Aitken shows slight improvement after illness.
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George van Keurn
Jersey City
Gerionely WL
Local notices and moves wind through New Milford and Binghamton
NEW MILFORD residents Foote prepares to relocate to Binghamton while Boyle visits from Nicholson. The Coleman family moves into St. Mark's church property. David Depue buys the Turbell House in Montrose and joins hotel ownership plans in Binghamton. F E B Moxley acquires Donnelly Bros. market and will assume ownership April 1. A female inmate at the Binghamton Insane asylum escaped custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Foote
Binghamton
Frank Boyle
Nicholson
James J. Coleman
St. Mark's Church
David Depue
Montrose
Depue
F. E B. Moxley
Donnelly Bros
Corner Court
Wall Street
Local Notes and Updates Sparse in Scranton Telegram
A fragmentary update mentions a woman recaptured after roaming, family moves into new homes including Samuel Vail’s house, Ithaca return of C O Dean, J I Edwards moving to the Presbyterian manse, and Electa Aldrich’s death at 79. The Eagle hotel barroom and lobby undergo improvements as graded school scholars prepare for an exhibition titled the last day.
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C. M. Shelp
Samuel Vail
James Coleman
Dean
Ithaca
N.Y. J
Edwards
Presbyterian
Susquehanna County F. A
Phinney's Hall
Electa ¢. Aldrich
Clergy Sermon Visits and Local Social Notes in Honesdale
Rev John N Lewis of Grace church preached at Trinity Carbondale last evening. Mrs Lotte Robbins Cummings visits Cheago friends. Mr and Mrs James Matthews of Cleveland visit here and plan Philadelphia trip for health. Honerdale visitors to Scranton include W O Wood W H L Malla John Kahiack and T L Medland. Rev Henry L Jones of St Stephen Wilkes-Barre to preach at Grace church tonight. Local firemen seek comfort in life amid ongoing chatter about what’s next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Lewis
Grace Church
Trinity Church
Carbondale
Lotte Robbins Cummings
Cheago
James Matthews
Clevelams
Matthews
Philadelphia
W. OW. Wood
Wwhl
Malla
John Kahiack
T L. Medland
Amon Honerdale
Town Hall Bath Tub Becomes Heating Claim In New Work
The town built a bath tub in the new town hall but lacked hot water pipes until now. Residents installed a gas hot water heater over the tub and call it a success. In other notes, Hiller and Halles reach the second story on their lateral basin project and the National Bank building walls rise. Snow remains deep in woods while ice moves out, signaling potential high water if warm rains arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiller and Halles
National Bank
Pride of the Forest lodge to entertain at Congregational church
Wandling lodge No 418 K Pythias will host an evening of entertainment at the Congregational church. The program includes addresses by Benjamin Milton and Dr Darnnell, recitations by Evan Morgan, musical performances by Excelsior Glee Club, and a gold watch contest between Richard Lewellyn and Lewis TL Bevan with a free supper afterward. Admission is free. Edward Nell and Miss Roslieir witnessed Garry Owen at the Grand Opera House in Carbondale Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nell
Rosleirnon
Garry Owen
Grand Opera House
Carbondale
Notwithstanding Low Prices Give Away Bicycle Draw
A store offers a Boys Safe ty Bicycle valued at 35 dollars with the purchase of every Boys Suit or Knee Pants. Customers receive a chance in a drawing set for July 7.
Good News On Clearance of Boys Clothes
About 100 boys suits and superior tailored pants jackets and lined pants offered at sale prices. Sizes 4 to 14 years, many items reduced from original prices to sell quickly. Henry Goodman order specials include dress wear suits now offered at clearance prices.
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Henry Goodman
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