Dedication of Peckville Presbyterian Church Impresses
The Peckville First Presbyterian Church dedication drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The edifice, debt free after gifts including a final $50 from the Smith estate, featured a refined program with Rev Dr Moon and Dr Isaac J. Lansing among speakers. The church, completed three years earlier, now stands as a symbol of civic and religious pride with 17 new members anticipated at the next communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Nat Peckville
Jerome Lillibridge
Ambrose Brundage
William T. Smith
Yamee McLeod
4. C
Logan
George Bl. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
B. F. Hammond
Olyphant
W. W. Watkins
H. W. Peck
Anna Cecilia Sands
Boston Conservatory
Mr. Watkins
Protheroe
Comel! Meeting action on hose company stables and contracts
President O'Brien spoke at the gathering last night proposing to erect a stable for the hose company’s horses. The matter was referred to the finance committee to bid the lumber contract and a secretary was authorized to advertise the lumber sale at the old Elmaria plant for sale.
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O'Brien
Finance Committee
Eleniria
Wale
Lackawanna Borough Proceedings and Local Incidents
Borough council discussed reading of a communication from the Fire Alarm Telegraph company about payments and interest. A petition by about a hundred citizens sought 250 feet of hose for a new fire company. approval granted with hose from Excelsior Hose Company used temporarily. A bill for 62 dollars to John Murray was paid. Burgess McNulty faced a writ from John Waish over damages from road cutting near his property. Street improvements on Lackawanna Street were approved by property owners. frontages to be listed and a pave ordinance to be drafted. Ex-secretary records to be recovered. T. J. Williams barber shop burglary reported with ten rifles, two pairs of clippers, and $5 missing. Lawyer Martin and family moved into Stone Building. Hungarian Charles Spovelick stabbed. two suspects, John Korman and George Woloski, arrested and held on felonious wounding charges.
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Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Excelsior Hose Company
John Murray
Burgess McNulty
John Waish
Dunmore Street
Committee On Pavement
Lackawrant Street
Dolphin
Behubmehl
Borouch
T. J. Williams
Lackawanni Street
Martin
Sceranton
Lackawianna Street
Charles Spovolick
Spovelick
Hince Street
River Street
John Murphy
John Korman
George Woloski
Priceburg
Justice of the Peace Cummings
County Gall
Installation of Hep atophes lodge at Red Man's Hall
Public installation took place Monday evening with District Deputy Hendrick appointing officers including Pugtarchon James Hooper and W T Davis. A musical program followed with prayers, addresses, recitals, and performances by Prof Jones and party.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offered as Cure for Indigestion
The article promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a radical, lasting cure for indigestion and related stomach troubles. After three years of testing, the tablets are now sold by druggists for 40 cents a package, with no need for dieting and a free little book mailed from Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Physiciana
Hovever
Ral
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Funeral Processions Mark Jermyn and Mayfield Area
The town saw two large funerals yesterday, Thomas Gilhool from South Main Street and Lewis Pizer from his home. Rev Father Lynott delivered a moving sermon at Gilhool’s Mass. Pizer’s service was in the Episcopal church with Rev Fasgenden. Pallbearers and societies were listed. interments occurred at Archbald Catholic cemetery and Shady Side cemetery. Local notices mention Fourth district Sunday school planning an April institute in Archbald, and several town residents changing jobs or parties. A walker Hare company event is planned at Enterprise hall with Professor Russell conducting. An injury at the Delaware and Hudson colliery left John Meehan bruised but alive after a car axle accident. he received medical care from Dr. Manley.
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Hepatophes Lodge
Red Man's Hall
WN. V. Hendrick
Pugtarchon
James Hooper
Atchon
W. T. Davis
Frederick Andrews
J. PD. Atherton
John OR. Neely
J. B. Rose
T. R. Bowen
Gomer Jones
Willard Atherton
John F. Tubbs
Columbia
William Prishby
D. BE. Jones
Nina Wimetead
H. H. Hurrie
Lida Houeer
D. &. Jones
William Pressley
John M. Harris, Esq
Blanche Williams
Jones
Nina Olmstead
Gomer E. Jones
C. J. Byke
Sb, Lewis
Scranton
Junior League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tribune
Taylor
Cobleigh
FE. G. Evans
Ripple Division
Sons of Temperance
Hyde Park
Emblem Division
Lewis Jenkins
Maurice H. Dalley
Mary E. Dalley
North Main Street
Infianapolis
Ind
Presbyterian Church
L. FL Foster
William Frisby
Eidrich Watkins
Annie Baker
Mesare
Dewitt Edwarda
David M. Williams
Thomas Gilhool
South Main Street
Father Lynott
A. J. Gavin
Neal Gallagher
John Merrick
John Campbell
Luke Flynn
Willis Rinke
Archbald
Lewis Pizer
St. George Society
Episcopal Church
Mr. Fasgenden
Richard Bunt
Thomas Smith
Henry Reeves
Thomas Lester
Henry Smith
James Mann
Henry
William Smallacomb
Shady Side
Winters & Co
Professor Rogers
Miss Rimer
W. W. Pletcher
Carbondale
A. Lampoon
William Dunn
Delaware and Hudson Breaker
Martin Collins
Collins
Hotel
Avery
Walker Hare Company
N. J. Russell
Enterprise Hall
George Pendred
Second Street
Green & Morris
Delaware and Hudson
Annie Meehan
John
J. Meehan
P. C. Manley
Local Tribune Correspondence Routed to Munn in Carbondale
Carbondale press notes that the Tribune correspondence is now in the care of Mr. C. F. Munn at Salem Avenue and Church Street for news matter submissions. All irregular delivery complaints go to W. J. Roberts, news agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Tribune
No Cause for Alarm on Appropriation Ordinance Passage
The article argues new city councils can pass the appropriation ordinance in two to three weeks, even over the mayor's veto, if readings proceed as written. It warns against altering the ordinance and notes timely wages for city workers by certifying readings through the council chairman.
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Councila
Fine Entertainment at Cambrian Hall by Woman's Relief Corps
A wood sized audience enjoyed an evening at Cambrian hall under the Woman's Relief Corps auspices. The program featured piano duets by Herring Reading and Corky, vocal selections by Mrs. Goodwin and Miss James, a description of the destruction of the gunboat Mississippi by Dr. Kessler, and recitations by Miss Lillian Peuckert, Howell Davis, and Mrs. Hannah Leonard.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Cambrian Hall
Reenne
Misees Herring
Corky
Ravenmonty Ligne
John
Niles
Muet
Goodwin
Mies James
Mississippi
James W. Kessler Voornduet
Hannah Leonard
Snyder
Odd Fellows Elect New Officers for Two Local Lodges
Cambrian lodge No. 68 and Olive Leaf lodge No. 156 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows named new officers. The Olive Leaf slate includes Frederick Condy as Secretary and Edward Hall as Trustee among others. Cambrian lodge elected A. W. Bayley as Noble Grand and William M. Kenworthy as Trustee, with William B. Hughes as Vice Grand and Isaac H. Colvin as Assistant Secretary.
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Olive Leaf Lodge
Frederick Condy
Thomas Booth
HH. J. Mail
Edward Hall
Cambrian Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Noble
A. W. Bayley
William BK. Hughes
Isaac H. Colvin
William M. Kenworthy
Hughes
Loyal Legion Postpones Meetings Till Fall Season
The Loyal Legion announces a postponement of all meetings due to unforeseen circumstances. They plan to resume in the fall in new quarters with renewed vigor and acknowledge Mrs. Harriet Raynor and W. Kirby for support. Miss Mabel Davis and Miss Family Ford lead efforts alongside artist Keith Manville, keeping society interest high.
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Loyal Legion
Harriet Raynor
Kindneasea
W. Kirby
Mabel Davis
League
League, and Miss Family Ford, President of the Band of Mercy
Keith Manville
Alderman L I Bunnell Appeal On Watch Theft Report
Carbondale March 20 1808 letter shows how easily a good character may be brought into public suspicion. L I Bunnell requests publication of facts that Herbert Wilson’s alleged theft was settled when Coughlin found the watch in his hip pocket.
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Carbondale
Charles Munn
Tribune
Herbert Wilson
Joseph Coughlin
Wilson
Board of Trustees to Wind Up Y M C A Funds
J B Shannon secretary to the late Y M C A board sent notices to all members to meet at J T Reynolds office Thursday evening. They will discuss transferring about $1459 in funds from the treasurer to the Emergency hospital to aid a institution in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Shannon
J. T. Reynolds
Young Men's Christian Association
Wedded in Watt's Hall Ceremony
Last evening at seven Miss Rebecca Kurlancheck of Gordon Avenue and Max Longstein of Ariel Pennsylvania were married in the W W Watt building. The ceremony was witnessed by several hundred invited guests and a reception followed at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Kurlancheck
Gordon Avenue
Max Longstein
Ariel, Pa
W. W. Watt
Ethel Tucker Company Stages A Soldier's Fortune at Grand
A good sized audience attended the Grand last evening as the Ethel Tucker company presented A Soldier's Fortune. The wartime themes drew particular interest amid ongoing war talk.
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Ethel Tucker Company
Local theater shines as crowds flock to matinees
The dramatic work repeats its appeal at popular prices with strong matinee patronage. Wilson Geary returns from Bushnell University while P A Larkin and William Higgins come home from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore. The Fabric company hose passed a pressure test at Mitchell hose house, with only a few pin holes. Charles G Avery and family from Phillipsburg will visit relatives in the city this week. Nellie Lewin hosts Miss Anna Erakine from Camptown Bradford county, and Miss Little Andrew has returned from Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Wison Geary
Bushnell University
P. A. Larkin
William Higgins
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Mitchell Hose House
Charles G. Avery
Phillipsburg
Nellie Lewin
Wyoming Street
Anna Erakine
Camptown
Pradford County
Little Andrew
Bradford
Fire in rear of G W Stanton's furniture store barely stopped
A morning fire in the rear of G W Stanton's furniture store was extinguished by bystanders Martin Griffith and Foster Williams who broke a plate glass window to gain entry. The blaze, likely started by prowlers, caused minor damage and the insurance covered Loess. A pink tea will be held tonight with a Scranton visitor speaker. William H Smith of Gracedale Pa visited D Smith and family Thursday.
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G. W. Stanton
Martin Griffith
Foster Williams
Scranton
William H. Smith
Gracedale
D. Smith
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Sion
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Manron
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Peckville Church
DR. Cansing
Isaac J. Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
S. HW. Moon
Moon
Duckworth
Brundage
Jadies' Aid Society
Young People’s Society
W. T. Smith
Lackawanna
Jesus Christ
C. EB. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Taylor News
Heptasophs Lodge
Maurice H. Dailey
David Harris
Thomas J. Huches
Willam
Edward Gangner
M. H. Dailey
George Miller
Elmira
N. Y
M. A. Griswold
A. If. Sanders
Binghamton
Taylor Jorge
Knighta
Pything
Radway's
Radway
Fim
New York
Jermyn and Mayfield
Fine Entertainment
Woman's Hellef Corps
ODD Fellows Elect
Pall
Wilson Innocent
Watt's
Wyoming Avenue
Lebeck & Corin
wWeitt
ST. Paul
Tome
Manly
Matthews Bros
National Supply & Metal Go, Agis M. E. Keeley
Manage You West Lackawanna A Pe
Telephone
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dr. Peal
Masnaare Gs
Geveond
Sais
John H Phelps
Con Wroming Svenue
Seruce Streat
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