Local Notices and Appointments Highlight Borough News
Thomas J. White starts as traveling salesman with H Mountkomery & Co. C M Florey to return from Auburn to identify a bicycle thief. Miss Corn Farnham of No 21 School visits the Jacksons in Carbonale. county officials distribute registry books in country districts. Several local residents gain or recover positions and honors, with medical and professional notices interwoven, including courtroom exams and public health appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. White
H. Mountkomery & Co
C. M. Florey
Auburn
N. Y
Forty-Ninth Annual Session Opens for Senior United American Mechanics
Delegates from across the state gather in Scranton for the forty-ninth annual state council session of the Senior United American Mechanics at Lackawanna avenue hall. Officers are elected, a funeral aid report is presented, and a program of addresses and a concert concludes the opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of the Order of Senior United American Mechanics
United Workmen's Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Funeral Aid Association, of
Pennsylvania
A. D B. Saybolt
Philadelphia
Robert M. Johnston
Pittsburg
Tsate H. Rahn
Leesport
A. E. Layboit
Charles H. Kurtz
Walter Graham
Samuel M. Wagner
Mechanicsburg
Howard
Holstein
Harrs
Willum H. Wind
Philadel- Pal
Veteran General A. Catlin Praises Munyon Catarrh Remedy
A veteran and former Deputy Surveyor General A. Catlin credits Munyon s Catarrh Remedy with curing his long standing condition. He describes relief from nasal congestion head pain and tiring symptoms after failed treatments by doctors. The Philadelphia company offers remedies with refunds and free diagnosis on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlin
Port of
New York
Munyon
Munyon's
Homeopathic Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Manyon
Professor Manyon
Arch Street
Navien
Local Notes On Visits Jobs and Church Plans
Miss Mary FE Gillon and Nessie Conway of Waverly visit their parents on Tron street. Franela Keenan leaves for Lima Ohio to reside. The Tron forge hires extra men for orders as the Lithuanian church on Main avenue progresses. A Presbyterian meeting was postponed one week. Lectures and entertainments are planned at Green Ridge and North Main Avenue Baptist church for charity. Patrick A Malla injured near Binghamton after alleged freight car incident. Father Whitty society presents Strife at Company Hall armory with a social. Mayor Connell signs resolutions on contracts arc lights paving and damages. Delaware and Hudson tracks may be removed from Wyoming avenue. fire hydrant to be set at Wyoming and Vine. Plans for grading Summit avenue and paving Kressler court advance. Plumbing services advertised by W G Doud & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fe, Gillon
Nessie Conway
Waverly
Tron Street
Franela Keenan
Charles Stewart
Market Street
Lima
Tron
Orers
Main Avenue
Iate
Presbyterian Church
E. Sturses
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Owle
North Main Avenue
Young Man's Christian Association
Daniel Savage
Mount Carmel
Primitive Methodist Church
Co. Presser
Green Ridge
Connell
Scranton Republican
Scranton Times
Gibgon Street
Quincy Avenue
Kressler Court
Adams and
Jefferson Nyvonues
Mulberry
Vine
Eity
Patrick Bagen
Bridget Gaffney
West Lackawanna Avenue
Hinnot and James
North Sumner Avenue
Wyoming Avenues
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Avenue
Linden Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Linxerne Streets
Summit Avenue
Oak and
Putnam Streets
Second Ward
Myrtle Street
Clay Avenue
Olive and
Gibson #treeta
Primitive Methodist Avoca Conference Resolves Pacific Avenue Matter
Interest rose at Avoca as the Primitive Methodist conference discussed church issues. A committee will settle the Pacific avenue dispute, refund funds to Rev. Tyler, and oversee property accounts while new grants and publications were debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodist Conference
Agoca
W. J. Richards
Wo Leigberger
Ob City
Cty
J. B. Tyler
Pacific Avenue
Tyler
Neve
G. d. Jeffries
Wilson Bentley
Primitive Methodist
A. Woodcock
Youngstown Society
Federal Street
Schuylkill
Committee On
T. M. Cateman
J.B. Tyler
G. H. Acornley
G. Lee
Primitive Methodist Church of
Avoca
J. Jones
Local Dunmore Notices and Events Preview
DUNMORE DOINGS lists visitors and residents visiting town including Spencer Smith, George Taylor, Terence Cullen, Mrs Gael and others. Opera plans by Professor Johns set for May 2 and 4 at Manley’s hall with admission 34 cents adults 25 cents children. A Baptist church benefit held at John Carrell’s home on Dudley street. Borough council to meet this evening with street improvements report. A Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor social at John Connell’s on Dudley Street May 7. Pennsylvania Coal announces miners return to full-time, indefinite. Teachers Institute met at central school with program including songs, lessons, and discussions. Professor Houser visiting Stroudsburg. Mrs. James Matthews back from New York City. House of Robert Brahnell on Grove Street visited with an olec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burk
Sport Ml
Spencer Smith
Buffalo
N. Y
Cherry Street
George Taylor
James Boyle
New York
Terence Cullen
Philadelphia
Edward Gael
New Haven
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Dudley Street
Teachers’ Institute
Paje
Mise
Bridget Walsh
Muale
Margaret Cawley
Ttalla
Maggie McDonald
Magrie Golden
Misa Mary Lennon
Salo
Margarite
Longago
Misa Mary McLane
Farr
T. FB. Boland
George Howell
Scranton
Wiliams
Houser
Stroudsburg
James Matthews
New York City
Robert Brahnell
Grove Street
Elm Park Church Pew Renting Continues After Auction
A large Elm Park church audience attended the annual pew renting event. Auctioneer A D Pierson secured high premiums for many pews as 188 were rented. A printed plan showed assessed valuations and handsome sums were realized. Tonight the renting continues for those absent yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Church
A.D. Pierson
Acme Lodge welcomes new member and lodge updates
A new member joined Acme Lodge No. 226 Locomotive Firemen on Sunday. Moses Taylor Lodge No. 420 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen reports growth with many new members. H W Ferrell, a noted fireman, aided railroad lodges and Knights of Pythias. Kt. FE. White of Delaware and Hudson has twenty seven years service. Thomas B E Hart leaves trainman post for insurance. Delaware Lackawanna shops employees to be paid today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Ludge
Alck
Moses Taylor Lodge
Brotherhood of
H.W. Ferrell
Order of the Knights of Pythias
FE. White
Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas BE. Hart
Delaware and Hudson
Union Transfer Company
Delaware, Lackawanna
Tribune letter writer defends pigeon shooting and strain
A Tribune reader addresses readers about pigeon shooting matches with Dr Carver, defending field conditions and stating personal pain from neck boils and the inability to postpone shoots. The letter notes repeated performances and a claim of seven pigeons killed out of an unstated total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolls
Hdstor
the Tribune
Wilkes-Turre
Scranton
WF. Carver
Wilkes-Harre
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Norton’s New Store
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
Snow
The
Weston Fill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
Mary H. Torrey
Honesdale
W. D. Coston
William Hanes, Jr
Lafayette College
John Davy
A. D. Spencer
Harry Spencer
John Loftus
Pittston
City
Internal Revenue
Craig
W. W. Taylor
Beattie
Wash
Max Frankel
Giles Roberts
W. Roberts
John Demuth
J. T. Durham
Oneida, N
T. Fitlcroft
Ontario and Western Company
John B. Jones
Leyshon
Edward Jones
Olyphant
Pocono
J. W. Browning
Harriet McKeeby
Kate
Port Jervia
Our City
Tenth Street
W. Welcker
Lawson
W. H Burke
Board of Health
E. H. Ripple
Burke
Law Examining Board
J. Alton Davis
Joseph O'Brien
R. A. Zimmerman
F. Tinkham
Edward W. Thayer
Ralph 8. Hull
Seldon Kingsbury
John Edwards
F. F. Gibbs
W.G. Doud & Co
Hooi
Hood
State Council
Haseen
Robert M. Johnson
State View
A. G B. Sayboit
Columbian Mandolin and Guitar Club
Young Men‘'a Christian Association
Alfred Chenet
Chub
Boprano Solo
Mr. McGaughtin
de Koven
Mise Jordan
Kelle
Forkcueseey
Vlathios
Gultura
Tiana
A. J. Saybolt
A. J. Saybolt, ex-State Corncil
Mr. Kiple
Liberty Bell
Hou Chub Diet
Reese Cabusal
Mer. Croft
Herman Mr. Neubauer
Sullivan
Emerson
Miss Jones
Quartette
Hornbaker
John M. Hornbaker
Gen. Catlin
NORTH
W. G. Doud & Co
Trical
Mame O' Hore
Timothy McCue
Butler Street
Annie Golden
Nellie Golden
Mary McCue
Nora Murray
Mary Ruane
Jennie Golden
Mawl Duty
May Jordan
Mary Duffy
Patrick Walker
Lew May
Michael Lyons
William Dooley
Andrew Crane
James Duffy
Raymund Crane
Wille Kerns
John McHale
Dunmore Doings
News OF ‘Tile Railroads
Tecompanies
Rexford
Wan Ho
J. L. Brewer
J. A. B. Eliott
Dr. Carver
Georce
H. D. Bwarta
Hower Vales
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Byal Titt
Clothing Firm
Spruce Street
Dupont
United
Waprrallea
Logerne County
Anal
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank
Aqmaciar Thos
FORD
Kittston
John B. Smith
Plymouth
W. Mulligan
Wilkon Barro
Repanno Chemical Company
Siody
Oni
Bicycles OF America
al Martin
Delany
Conrad
Mears & Hagen
J.D. Walliams & Bro
Lackawanaa Avenue
John L. Hangi
Lack. Ay. and
Stewart's Art Store
Davis’ Theater
We Rowland
Erin Frindy Conray
Trua Irish Hearts
Mrs. Alice Leor
Eoin
Corner Lack
Fenson Ryes
Dartmiw
Gilhool's
Carriage Works
Seranton
Aylesworth’s
Mt, Pleasant
Otis Offi
Wyoming Avenu
WM. T. Smith
Targuwi
G. Elmendore
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
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