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Work Storrs is spending a few days in Connecticut. Mr and Mrs EE Teal spent Sunday at Binghamton. I IL Carpenter of Wilkes-Barre was here yesterday. WN FL Severing of Binghamton was in the city yesterday. District Attorney Welmer of Brailford county visited. Jali John A Sitters of Taykhannock present. John M Tiartia returned from Pittsburgh after attending U S court. Charles McMutliy, Charis Schlager and LF Mogargel are in Washington NC for a few hours. L C Holden of New York, architect of the bow Anthracite hotel at Carbondale, in Wyoming. DF Cool of 2 Wromley avenue and James Swifto of Seventh ward appointed special policemen by Mayor Conwell. Mr and Mrs Porter of this city and Mr Charles Schlager of Minehamton will leave for Europe on May 2 for two months. D W Sclatt after three weeks with parents leaves for Philadelphia. Haward Bourne of Philadelphia, insurance man, returned from Florida and will reside at the Wyoming during the summer.
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Work Storrs
Connecticut
EE. Teal
Binghamton
I. IL Carpenter
Wilkes-Barre
FL Severing
Welmer
Brailford County
Jali John A. Sitters
Taykhannock
Will Presiné
Cours
John M. Tiartia Hae
Pittaberg
United States Court
Charles McMutliy
Charis Schlager
LF. Mogargel
Washington, N.C
L.C. Holden
New York
Bow
Conwell
Str
Mra
Doh
TT Porter
Charles Sehlager
Minehamton
Europa
D. W. Sclatt
Girard Avenue Theater
Philadelphia
Haward Bourne
Florida
Wyoming
City Officers Journey To Hendler Quarry Visit
About forty five city officers will travel by Do'clovlk Delaware and Hudson train to Avoca to tour Joseph Hendler's stone quarry on the Lehigh Valley cut-off seven miles from Avoca in Bradford County. Luzerne county officials join at Wilkes Barre and proceed to Fairview the mountain summit above Wilkes-Barre. The board of control accepted Hendler's invitation and plans for entertainment are arranged for the day return in the evening.
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Delaware and Hudson
Joseph Hendler
Lehigh Valley
Avoca
Bradford County
Wilkes- Barre
Luzerne County
Fairview
Wilkes- Parra
Hendler
Board of Control
Mr. Hendler
Honesdale
Warne County
Ripple
Whitney Aleinferd
Scranton City
Housdaln
George EB Smith
Mids Stewart
Mins Stewart
Heside
They Have Gone Down That Is Prices at Guernsey Brothers
Local notice reports new lower prices at Guernsey Brothers department. Shoppers are urged to compare items across departments and take advantage of the updated quotations while stocks last.
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Guernsey Brothers
Court approves deputy constable appointment and licenses
The court yesterday approved Patrick Henry as deputy constable in Oil Patch township and named Michael Haznay as assistant in Winton borough until the next municipal election. Executions totaling 1057.90 were entered against M A Cornella dealer in furnishing goods in the North End, issued at Pomphray Morton, New York. Clerk Thomas celebrated a wedding docket as part of court records. Licenses were issued to John P Loreny and Mary Kraft of Archald. Patrick Mullen and Bridget Canavan of Minooka. Patrick Lynn and Bridget Cowley of Scranton. Joseph Higgins and Jennie of Carbondale. Christopher Mitton and Augusta Jones of Carbondale. Charles Craise of Peckville. Erie Bilvius of Forest City.
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Patrick Henry
Oil Parge
Michael Haznay
Winton
M.A. Cornella
North End
Pomphray & Morton
New York City
Thomas
John P. Loreny
Danmore
Mary Kraft
Archtald
Patrick Mullen
Bridget Canavan
Minooka
Patrick Lynn
Bridget Cawley
Scranton
Joseph Higgins
Jonn
Carbondale
Christopher Mitton
Augusta Jones
Charles Craise
Peckville
Erie Bilvius
Forest City
West Side News Briefs Hyde Park Meeting and Fire
Demolition begins tomorrow on Washburn Street Presbyterian Church to make way for a new structure funded entirely. A farewell supper by the Ladies Aids runs 4 to 8 with ticket price 25 cents and a whist to follow. Yesterday morning a double dwelling on Jackson Street caught fire. no major injuries, Keene jewelry shop owner, insurance details noted.
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Hyde Park Literary Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Washourn Street
de S. A. Clark
Ita Hirat
Connecticut
Davies
Howani Crosby
New York City
L. M Keene
Jackson Street
Ber 4
Lickawanna
Main Avent
Keene
Eterra
Franklin Engine Company
D. M. Jones
South Main Avenue
Will Parade on Memorial Day in Honesdale
Colonel Ripple orders a regiment parade and a Kirmess fundraiser for Company E in Honesdale on Memorial Day week. Adjutant Claud C Conkling is praised for fitness, and Major Whitney commended for lead role in organizing the second battalion parade and overnight trip arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude GC
Conkling
Haresdale
Ba Wall
Dickson
Claud
Mejor Whitney
Kipple
Lie Voueclentionn
Vothiing
NOTES OF SOUTH SIDE The Heplune Engine Company Will Soon Have a New Steawsr
An item notes the Heplune Engine Company on the south side preparing to welcome a new steawsr, indicating upcoming equipment updates and local industrial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Heplune Engine Company
Steawsr
Lackawanna Schools to Close Early and Neptune Engine Awarded
The Lackawanna Township directors vote to close schools on June 1 for summer break. The Neptune Engine Company receives the steamship contract from American Fire Engine Manufacturing of Seneca Falls and will mirror New York Chicago fire department patterns. Funeral services are planned for Mrs. Margaret Feeney with details noted for Hyde Park cemetery attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
Margaret Feeney
Neptune
Comprex
Irs Eaging Manufacturing Company
Seneca Falla
Uay
New York
Chicago
Neptune Eaying
Altiollet
Vily
Avery
Baker Hengler Appeals Decision on Sabbath Water Sales
Baker Hengler, Tekawatns avenue baker, granted an appeal by Judge Bawards after arrest by Rev. Dony for selling water on the Sabbath. A. D. Dean represented Hengler. bail set at 50. Case to be heard at next Quarter Sessions with costs and possible further action pending.
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Henry Hengler
Tekawatns Avenue
Dony
Jaodge Bawards
Chambers
Hengler
A. D. Dean
Hongler
Striking Bricklayers Form Cooperative to Take Jobs Independently
Displaced plasterers and bricklayers in this state plan a cooperative association to handle bricklaying plastering and stone work separately from contractors. Headquarters opened in the Raav building on Wyoming avenues with William Johnson as president guiding a systematic canvass for contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strikter Bricklayers
Union Plasterera and Bricklayyers
Raav
Wyoming Avenues
William Johnson
Cross Keys Corner and Swetland A falline trade note
Local trade notice mentions Raystone AO Tel and Liquera Heer Alognd Fine Cigars with Phillip A. Noy involved. Henry Phillips will likely serve in a local business capacity and is supported by Ironda who will back him with a vote.
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Noy
Honeharse
Calla
Cross Keys
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Foranten
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Marie
G.W. Owens & Co
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