Carbonale Cycle Club Elects Officers After New Members
The Carbonale Cycle Club met in its new quarters last night and admitted forty candidates. An annual election followed naming C Smith as president, HW afrlean as vice president, George James as secretary, W FP Wol velt as assistant secretary, FP 7 Derby as treasurer, George Van Gelder as captain, G A Singer and Plarry Weight as trustees, John Cele and C K R Murnt as auditors, with Dr J Day and Daniel Sourry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cycle Club
Smith
Afrlean
George James
W. FP Wolvelt
Derby
George van Gelder
G. A. Singer
Plarry Weight
John Cele
Store relocations move Purdy and Bell & Brown
On the first of June Purdy & Co. will relocate their novelty store to Schenectady. Bell & Brown will move into the building vacated by Purdy & Co. The owner of the vacated building is Mr. Morgan who has a two year lease on his present quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdy & Co
Schenectady
Ad Bell & Brown
Morgan
Funeral for W. K. Allen Held at Methodist Municipal Church
The funeral of W. K. Allen was conducted yesterday at the Methodist Municipal Church, with a large turnout. The procession left shortly after 2 oclock, floral offerings were ample, and Kev Chaffer delivered a sympathetic sermon praising the deceased’s good works. Pallbearers included Daniel Scurty, James Place, Pierce Butler, T. Robingey, G. W. Reynolds, and J. L. Wolfe. Interment followed at Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Allen
Methodist Municopal Church
Kev
Mr. Chaffer
Daniel Scurty
Daimnes Piace
Pierca Butler
T. ©. Robingey
G. W. Reynolds
JL. D. Wolfe
Maplewood Cemetery
Trinity's New Church Design by Henry Consion
Trinity vestes selects architect Henry Consion of New York to design a modern church with a 460 seat nave a small chapel for mornee services a baptistry choir and clergy areas a semicircular chancel and a single elegant exterior without a prominent tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Vestes
Henry Consion
New York
Ga Wells
Bantistry
Ventey
Local Notables Gather for Visits and Services
Several residents travel and host gatherings across Wilkes-Barre and Pittston. Miss Piera Harrison entertains guests including Miss Minnie Kyte of West Pittston while Mrs G B Stimson visits family in Pittston.
Ladies Aid elects officers at Methanist church meeting
A special Ladies Aid meeting at the Methanist Episcopal church in the parsonage elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs J g Miller and including Vice President Mrs William Bell and Secretary Mrs Joseph Netherton. Also named were treasurer Mrs W S Badeeer and several collectors. A barn fire on the East Side caused no further damage beyond the outbuilding. Fire crews from Artesian Hose Company contained the blaze discovered around 2 a clock. Tommy Smith, a known character, spent time in the borough lockup after threats against a local merchant led to a warrant and arrest. The merchant had earlier sheltered Smith, who then hurled stones and threatened him, resulting in the arrest by Squire Awick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Methanist Episcopal Church
Dg. Miller
William Bell
Joseph Netherton
Bade Eer
Mire
Foravhner
Richard Mellow
Theron Moon
Ed, Maynard
John Adame
Thomas Seymour
Phace
Burdick
Artesian He Company
Tommy Smith
Uoteen Daya
Tommy
Tom
King
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Growth in Nursing Infants
The ad states that fats and minerals prevent weak bones and anemia in children and that Scott's Emulsion, a cod liver oil preparation with hypophosphites, improves the infant’s blood, nerves, flesh, and bones through nursing mothers. Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
New York
Hallstead Notes on Church Street Lawn and Local Happenings
Miss Jessie Hartley improved the church street lawn. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Montrose District meets May 18 at the Presbyterian church with speakers including Miss La Grange and Mra Wells. County Superintendent Charlies EK hosted visitors from Wilkes-Barre, Forest City, and New Milford last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hartley
Church Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Montrose Histrict
Lackawanna
Alice Hixby
Kingsley
Winifred Tingley
Methodist Church
H. A. Williame
Williams McLoud
Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Kafue Corey
Mra
Braiser
Bruce Toss
Baptist Church
Samuel Brown
Lestershire
Snve Fa
Y. M
Landford Tubbs
Conelileville
Charles van Wormer
J. J. van Hosen
Methodist Pargonage
Tienry Trowbridge
Chase Avenue
Grace Louise Kapp
Ritney C. Mack
First Presbyterian Church
George Hatfield
Noth
George Rittenbender
Fay
Wilkes-Barre
Blees
Jay Barrett
Roe Scott
Howard Tierber
Stanton Pond
Wayne County
Mise Williame
Miss Williams
Wilson Fire Company
Council Meeting Hears Sewer Franchise Talk
Citizens filled the council chamber Monday night over a sewer company franchise but the topic was not debated. With President Van Sickle absent, James W. Brien was named chairman. Bills totaling $1,400 were approved, allocated to streetwork $2.85, general borough $6.25, police $10, and electric light $409.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sickle
James W. Brien
Borough council debates water charges and street repairs
Borough discusses Olyphant Water Co charges, audit referral for ex treasurer McLoughlin, and police fund setup. Inspector Spain reports $40 electric system work with $25 fee approved. Obstructed Urassy Island watercourse to be remedied or legal action may follow. street committee tasked with culvert issue. An appropriation of £200 to board of health is granted along with tax exoneration for Jappison Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Water Company
Howard
McLoughlin
Burfrows
Dunmore Street
James HW. Spain
Scranton
Urassy Island
Winton
Andjtore
Mesers
Robinson
Lawler
Board of Health
Jappison Shoe Company
Air, Lavin
Sweerey Hall
Forresters
Hull
Green Ridee
Wiliam Harper
Diakely
F. L. van Sickle
Washington
J. W. Sweeney
Green Ridge
Court Acts and Marriages Highlight Tunkhannock Session
Associate judges held a short session issuing ejectment rules and a trust foreclosure ruling. A divorce petition advanced, a sheriff levy ordered, and a marriage license granted to Miss Camp a minor with guardianship approved. The day closed with commonwealth v Joseph to be heard Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
A. M. Eastman
I. M. Vaughn
George W. Everhart
Michael Prynn
Thomas Collins
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Tunkhannock Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
Sci. Fas
Merikage
CGA
Little
Towsend
Townsend
J. Wood Pratt
William Brungess
Edward Brungees
Harding
Reasone
Malinda Wagner
John Jones
Fritz Pallenan
Tate
Factoryville
L. Tiffany
Nicholson
Eaq
Kitts
Kethledge
Joseph
Local notices and moves from Hillside Coal and Iron workers
Joseph Mayer leaves Hillside Coal and Iron after ten years for a higher paying post in Pottsville. Rev J J Redhead and family visit Crystal Lake. Borough buys 950 feet of new coal chute for Enterprise Hose company. Fire brigade to reach 1250 feet distance. Baptist church roll call planned for Wednesday with Rev T Te Jepson and Rev J M Watkins assisting. Rhertt Duel of Montrome among yesterday’s callers. A E B Wheeler completes at Clifford breaker a large culm washerie to operate today. Dr D Dwyer rushed to Ca naan home following his mother’s death by telegraph. Nathaniel Teo of Uniondale had about 400 pounds live suckers from Stillwater reservoir. J Jones attends National convention of American True Ivorites in New York City representing Lodge No 6 Fruittful branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mayer
Mnachhiniat
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Potteville
J. J. Redhead
Crystal Lake
Enterprise Hoge Company
Baptist Church
Montrome
A. EB. Wheeler
Tr. D. Dwyer
Canaan
Nathaniel Teo
Uniondale
Stillwater
J. Jones
American True Ivorites
New York City
Pittston News Highlights Court, Mine Caving, and Local Goings On
A busy Pittston session in the mayoral court includes Jerry Hoban’s 24 hours’ confinement. The Schooley Mine near Stirumetville shows a dangerous surface cave in as crews remove the trapped and nearby tracks are blocked. Local weddings, funerals, and school events roll through the week with residents preparing for commencements and civic gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Schooley Mine
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Adaption and Claims
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething discomfort in children, claiming it soothes the child, calms the gums, relieves pain, and cures wind colic and diarrhea. It markets the product worldwide and urges asking for the authentic syrup by Druggista, priced twenty five cents a bottle.
Funeral for David J. Owens Beats Taylorville Church
Large crowd attends funeral at Methodist church for David J. Owens held from his parents home on Storrs Street. Services led by Rev. N H Harris Rev Francis Gendell and Rev Ivor Thomas at the Taylorville church with Calvary Baptist choir at the grave. Interment at Forest Home cemetery. pallbearers listed and local fraternal orders attend. A runaway on North Main injures a man. horse and wagon damaged. Various local notices follow about lodge events, theater plans, and a mine workers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aethodist Episcopal Church
David J. Owens
Emanuel Owens
Storrs Street
Nf. H. Harris
Francis Gendell
Ivor Thomas
Calvary Baptist Church
Forest Home
Mesars
William Williams
James EH. Watkins
James Evans
Henry Powell
John F. Tubbs
James Howells
William, Marek
Henry Evans
Invincible Commandery
Taylor Castle
North Main Street
John Yacksoniak
Yacksoniak
Main Street
Horge
Burges
Jamies EK
Watkins
Allentown
Taylor Lodge
Odd Fellowa
Daniel O' Connell
Minooks
Charles Towrnwail
Weber's Rink
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythroe
Keese'a
Alisa Tailor Jones
Peckville
Viriol
Bundy
Payler
Coltect
Hussham’s Hall
Grove Street
W. Jones
J. Morvia
Jones
Chartaioy
J. Moreiss
Neld
Eagan
Center Sell
J. Prancis
Unclear local notice on payments and digging delays
Fragmentary text lists several names including Mire May Jenkins and David Jones with a claim that funds will be paid today. A quoted line questions an excavation start, claiming work appears only in the speaker’s pocket, indicating a local dispute or miscommunication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mateher
M. Olynn
Plteher
J. Glynn Mire
May Jenkins
This Place
Vie Red
Mire
David Jones
North Scranton
Taylor, Pyne
Holden Collries
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Carbondale
Trinity's New Church
Arrydeeters Hag
Piera Harrison
Minnie Kyte
West Pittston
G. B. Stimson
Canaan Street
Benjamn Imory
Pittston
Agnes
Annie Tinker
Hannah Leonard
Philadelphia
Harriet Watt
Lem
Joseth Ancelll
Dinhan
Matholles
Iteustem
Palestine
Nodi
Knights Templar
Trinity Church
Rollin A. Bowyer
Wheeler
Oelock
Starracea
Oni Palen
YH. Coleman
Green Ride
Jermyn and Mayfield
Atlantic Refining
Marie Grady
Lottie Willams
Mayfield
Manley
Rushbrook Lodge
Odd Fellows
Methodist Episcopal Church
Agnes Grady
Duffy
Olyphant
Sickler
George Edmunds
Martha
Michael Irving
Barnabas Carter
Eon
Willard
Cemetery Street
Sopanton
D. Swick
Delaware and Hudson Company
Oho
Toledo
Tunns
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J, Cheney
Wynem
Cheney, & CO
Hallstead
Hood
Sarzaparilia
Moulton
Prendergrast
Tunkhannock
Prendergrast & Geinel
Pecekeville
Krestiere
Thuog
Lille
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
Forest City
Pittston News
Jerry Hoban
Duke
George
Howell Williams
Atlantic Coast
Thomas McGoldrick
Wfe
Lehigh Valley
Coxton
Market Street
Isatlie Miller
Phoenix Hall
Enst Side
John Quinn
Cork Lane
Pittston Township
Reuben Apt
Charlotte
Wiliams
Exeter
John T. Lenahan
West Side High School
Music Hall
Helen Wheeler
Juan and
Elizabeth Hartman
Carrie Brown
Laura Rowley
Elisabeth Clark
Emma von Storch
Beassie Bryden
Cheorgia Mosler
Ambry Hughs
Rose Haggerty
York Kyte
Charlies Monie
Schooley
Enneylvania Coal Company
Bturmertville
Carpenter
Alex Bryden
I J. Conners
Ula City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Dean Mas
Prxxnam
Lydia B. Pinkham
Rosa Iins
le Sueur
Minn
Pryxnaw
Mas
Prxenam
Talso
Miss Atiace
Keokuk
Taylor News
Teetet
DR. Hill & Son
Albany
Ohean
Effies
United States
Albany Dentists
Dvar
Fist National Bank
Barmien
Dr. Peal
Conesco
Addrom Pral Menician
Cevoland
Hamberlain
Grisham
Gagre Mills
Matthew Tryos
McMunn's
E. Ferrett
Pearl St
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