Local Notables and Social Updates in Carbondale
Long column of social notes from Carbondale including visits by Mrs. P. J. Foster and Mrs. John Horn, plans for painting and decorating business by Pearl Bunnell and William Barton, and health updates on Mrs. W. J. Lowry. Mentions of Odd Fellows and Woman’s Relief corps activities, residents visiting Scranton and Williamsport, and local club social at Burke building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Bailey
P. J. Foster
Nineveh
John Horn
Winifred
Scranton
Pearl Bunnell
William Barton
W. J. Lowry
Firyce KR. Biair
Aileyville
Mra
Adeline Hopking
Aldenville
John Pethick
Salem ‘Avenue
Woman's Relief Corps
Trinity Church
William H. Davies
Grand Army of the Republic
John Hadkins
South Side
New York
W. J. Blair
Mount Upton
N. Y
Dr. Baker
G. W. Sampson
Jane Davis
Frank
Providence
Frank Wells
Lucretia Judge
Rebekah
Convention of
Odd Fellows
High School Debate Between Binghamton and Carbondale Pupils
Pupils from Binghamton and Carbondale High schools presented at the Opera house an evening program including choruses, recitations, and quartets. Judges were Mrs M Q Monker, Prof Rh N Davis, and Prof EB Bovard. The event drew a full high school audience in school colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Binghamton
Carbondale
High School Glee Club
May Gregory
Miss Bryden
Lillian Penchett
Mary Bell
Clara Bennson
Grace Hall
Millie Moran
Firidgett
Dix
Estabrook
Hockenberry
Pennsylvania
New York
Nellie Judge
Halleck Warren
Emma Barrett
Berthier Dix
Harry Mint
Olive Capon
Roland Harrison
Harry Case
Blodwin Davis
Hills
Vales
Mra
M. Q. Monker
Rh. N. Davis
Archbald
EB. A. Bovard
Jermyn
Hitch
Opera
Athletic Programme at Alumni Park Today
Binghamton and Carbondale field sports scheduled for today at 2 PM at Alumni park. events include 10-yard dash, one mile bicycle race, hammer throw, 220 yard hurdles, shot put, 440 yard dash, half mile bicycle, mile relay, running high jump, half mile run, with entrants from Binghamton: Leroy Weed James Gulnae Ray McCombese Oson L Britton George Whitney Elliot Ma rean Charles Wales Robert Hoadley Charlie Ogden. Officials: Dr. Thompson Patrick Kirkwood F B Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Carbondale
Alumni Park
Bridgett
Murrin
Dix
Carroll
Rutherford
Shepherd
Carrol
Hall
Hockenberry
Hale
Connor
Warren
Tix
Martin
Swigart
Binghamton School
Leroy Weed
James Gulnae
Ray McCombese
Oson L. N. Britton
George Whitney
Elliot Marean
Burglary at Belmont Street Home Reported
The house of Joseph Wilee on upper Belmont street was entered yesterday morning at about 1 o'clock. The thief pried open a window and stole silverware from the sideboard, several small articles, two pairs of shoes, and other items. A boarder, Robert Beard, saw a short heavy intruder believed to be one of Mr Wilce's sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilee
Upper
Belmont Street
Robert Beard
Mr. Wilce
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Williams Held at Daughter’s Home
A large gathering attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Williams at her daughter Mrs Irving Davis’s Seventh Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Rev G A Place led services with Rev W J Lewis giving a Welsh language address. Pallbearers were W R Baker Reese Hughes G W Reynolds Daniel Scurry Wilhem Evans and Fred Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Williame
Irving Davis
Seventh Avenue
G. A. Place
W. J. Lewis
W. R. Baker
Reese Hughes
G. W. Reynolds
Daniel Scurry
Wil- Hem Evans
Fred Frank
Quilting Bee Guests At Mrs Schroeder Home
A group of friends visited Mrs. George Schroeder of Canaan Street for a quilting bee. Attendees included Julia Reynolds George Oliver John Tonkin J C Reynolds William Tonkin Richard Cornell Thomas Bates Hugh Atkinson Christopher Schroeder Matthews and Miss Huttle Behroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schroeder
Canaan Street
Julia Reynolds
George Olver
John Tonkin
J. C. Reynolds
William Tonkin
Richard Cornell
Thomas Bates
Hugh Atkinson
Christopher Schroeder
Matthews
Miss Huttle Behroeder
Telegraph Operators Elun Defeat Sunsets 17 to 1
The telegraph operators base ball team Elun defeated the Sunsets of Brooklyn Street Thursday afternoon at Anthracite Park. Operators won by a score of 17 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elun
Brooklyn Street
Anthracite Park
Pension Granted to Michael Cox for Back Pay
Washington reports an original pension granted to Michael Cox of this city. He will receive back pay, a sizeable sum, as a result of the grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael Cox
Local Socials and Accidents Reported in Crystal Lake Notes
The Crystal Lake hotel opened with dancing in the grove and Mozart band music. An attempt to burn the summer kitchen at William Smarl’s home near Greenfield road failed to ruin the main building. John Sucher of Honesdale was injured after a fall from a Delosgare and Hudson train near the Traction company’s power house and taken to hospital. Mrs. Martha Penwarden is ill at her daughter’s home on Lincoln avenue. John Horn suffered a painful injury at the Delaware and Hudson blacksmith shop while at work, involving a hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Mozart
William Smarl
Greenfield Road
John Sucher
Honesdale
Delusgeare and Hudson
Traction Company
Martha Penwarden
L. D. Wolfe
Lincoln Avenue
John Horn
Delaware and Hudson
Jermyn Club Notes Debates Music and Local Events
Jermyn reports a Brownson Literary Society meeting with piano solo, vocal duet, select reading, and a debate on bicycle riding. Local socials include Carbondale visitors hosted by Mrs Townsend, and several residents highlighted for illness, business openings, and home improvements. The council debated bills in Harrisburg and urged action on specific measures, while local baseball teams Hickories, Browns, and Stickers arranged games and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownson Literary Society
Barbara Spelcher
M. J. Grant
Lizsie Collins
Maggie Loughney
Geo
Mary Gilligan
Ella Mulholland
J. B. Kelly
George Gannon
Carbondale
Theodore Townsend
Bacon Street
Mesdames A
J. Perry
E. Rolls
Kagler
C. Lamoreaux
W. Briggs
M. Daley
Mill Creek
East Side
van Gorder
Mayfield
Miss Hope
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Lee
Jilkins
West Scranton
Lee
J. D. Stocker
Main Street
J. J. Sampson
Duryea
Maggie Carroll
Archbald
Srickers
Jermyn
P. J. McDonald
George Walters
Thomas Davis
Georges Edmunds
Patrick Burdish
Richard Bunt
Patrick Bloomer
House of Representatives
Senate
John F. Reynold
J. C. Vaughn
Jermyn Borough
John F. Reynolis
Harrisburg
Jolly Nine
Young Sports Baseball Club
Indians
Young Amertcins
Reda Reds and Keystone Academy to Clash at School House Park
A planned afternoon game between the Reda home team and Keystone Academy of Factoryville promises the season’s best competition. The lineups feature Hartman, Mathewson, Cure, Keogh, Smiley, Wilson, Green, Armstrong, Beardsley and Taylor for Keystone. Glynn, Davis, Powell, Hayes, Lydon, Watkins and Griffiths for the Reds. Also notes church services, local visits, Odd Fellows social, and town happenings including Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Douse visiting Shamokin and Justice O Hara relocating to Taylorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reda
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
School House
Jane
Hartman
Mathewson
Cure
Keogh
Bene
Smiley
Wilson
H. H. Harris
God
Sadie Gordon
Petersborg
H. J. Daniels
Washington Street
Welsh Congregational Church
Ivor Thomas
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
J. R. Williams
Philadelphia
Thomas H
Jenking
Union Street
Taylorville Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
North Main Street
James Connell
Scranton
Meesra
Edwin Bowen
Gwilym Davis
D. M. Davis
James FE. Watkins
John B. Evans
M. J. Lloyd
Joseph Hall
Benjamin Fern
George Douse
Shamokin
Yannigans
Firet Ward
Grays
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Frisbee
Justice of the Peace
O'Hara
Minooka
Mr. O'Hara
Lackawanna Township
Taylor Reds
Local man arrested on assault charge after hearing
John McGuire of Lackawanna street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable HenjJamin Harris at his wife's request on assault and battery and threatening to kill. He was committed to county jail in default of $206 bond after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Mason. George Benton of Carbondale was a caller in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGuire
Lackawanna Street
HenjJamin Harris
Justice of the Peace
George Benton
Carbondale
Presbyterian Church
Catholic Young Men
Pather Mathew Opera House
Attorney Conroy
Scranton
Annie E. Murphy
North Platte
Nebraska
A. BD. Dunn
Hammond
Winona
Ind
General Assembly
The
Nethe Farrell
Dunmore Street
Emily
Jennie Davis
Blakely Baptist Church
J. Th. Ellis
Death of Terese Archbal d leaves Wayne St child mourned
Teresa Archbal d O Hara six year old of Wayne street died after a brief illness from measles. She was the eldest child of Mr and Mrs Daniel O Hara and was described as bright and interesting beyond her years. Funeral held yesterday afternoon with interment in Catholic cemetery. Mrs Maria Myers attended the state Rebekah assembly in Williamsport and was elected chaplain. James F McAndrews attends state convention of the Board of Erin in Pittsburg. Forest Mining company employees paid Thursday. Lutheran church spire, blown down in November gale, is being rebuilt. Nellie Clark of Pine street visiting friends in Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Daniel O'Hara
Wayne Street
O'Hara
Maria Myers
Williamsport
Rebekah
Fourth of July festival planned by local church group
The Ladies’ Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church decided at a recent meeting to hold a festival on the Fourth of July. William Biloes of Warton, Wayne county, revising his son Councilman W. S. Blees and Mr and Mrs Coray Jenkins hosted a birthday party for their eldest son John on Grasey Avenue last Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs KE Bennett of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Bualnees
William Biloes
Warton
Wayne County
W. 8. Blees
Coray Jenkins
John
Grasey Avenue
KE. T. Bennett
One of two ways to bladder and womb weakness described
An old medical notice explains bladder and womb health, noting two paths to trouble: kidney malfunction or poor local treatment. It advises urine testing for 24 hours to identify kidney issues, then promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy with sample bottle and pamphlet offered by mail from Kilmer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Local Notices and Social Visits in Plainsville Area
Plainsville residents visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Columbus Green. Tinklepaugh and Craig open a bicycle repair shop on Cemetery street. The Methodist Episcopal chair visited Dr and Mrs William Van Dorn in Archbald. General pay day at nearby collieries. Walter Daken bib bronchitis. Elsie Daken described as slick. Church services and sermon on God and Christ Equal led by Rev C Simpkins at 10 AM. Florence Crittenden mission speaker Miss Francis Decker to speak in Scranton. Miss Carrie Moyles from Scranton visits Mrs S C Simpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsville
Columbus Green
Tinklepaugh
Craig
Cemetery Street
Methodist Episcopal
William van Dorn
Archbald
Walter
Elmer E. Daken
Powder Mills
Francis Decker
Florence Crittenden
Scranton
Carrie Moyles
5. C. Simpkins
Local notices and summer changes in Blairstown community
C P Stoll travels to Blairstown after brother's death. Families return for summer. wired mill pumps water to home. Sheriff Clemens and A B Dunning visit town. Baptist supper supports Ladies Aid and church improvements planned. WCTU plans social for YMCA fund. Dr Mackey renovates property. Summer visitors begin occupying homes. Mrs E Miles improves from illness. Borough council attends memorial sermon with Sons of Veterans. J L Tinkham visits Binghamton on business. Mrs C H Neuing visiting Florence with children. Earnest Snyder's new house foundation begun amid anniversary at Methodist parsonage. Neuing receives purse. Dalton News weekly launches to good reception. Rev W H Sowell editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Stoll
Blairstown
N. J
H. C. Shafer
W. H. Perkins
W. J. Brown
Sheriff Clemens
A. B. Dunning
B. Palmer Smith
Ald Society
Baptist Church
Baptist
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Dr. Mackey
E. Miles
Cc. H. Nelling
Methodist Episcopal Church
Neumy
Order of the Sons of Veterans
J. L. Tinkham
Binghamton
C. H. Neuing
Florence
New Jersey
Earnest Snyder
New Houeze
Mill Street
Methodist
Reverend Browe to Preach Union Service in Waverly
Rev A Bergen Browe will preach to the George Fell post Grand Army of the Republic at the Methodist Episcopal church in Waverly tomorrow at 11 a.m. The service will be a union service of all churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bergen Browe
George Fell Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waverly
W.M. A.m
New Books in Appletons Series on General Grant and Oliver Twist
Appletons add a biography of General Grant by James Grant Wilton with maps to clarify his military campaigns and a compact study of his leadership. Also included is The Story of Oliver Twist condensed for home reading by Ella Boyce Kirk, halving the original text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appletons
Grant
James Grant Wilton
Vicksburg
Oliver Twilet
Ella Boyce Kirk
I T
Dickens
Volume four of the Philistine offered by Mr Hubbard
Volume four of the Philistine runs from December 1906 to May, offered by Mr Hubbard to discriminating readers. The book is bound in green channels and other describable stuff, presenting a Worcestershire sauce effect on contemporary letters and aiding digestion, though it may flood the tear duct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Musical Notes and Conventions Highlight 19th Century Arts
Frau Wagner claims Brahms duties and kindness in letters to Hans Richter while mentioning her limited exposure to his works. American duo Ettinger and Jackson impressed Berlin. Ettinger slated for Paris and Royal Opera debuts. The Music Teachers National Association plans its sixth New York state convention June 4 to 28 at Grand Central Palace, recounting past meetings across Buffalo Albany Chicago Cleveland Detroit St Louis Denver and earlier Western venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau Wagner
Hans Richter
Brahms
Wagner
Brame
Jahme
Mise Ro Ettinger
Voorung
Leonora Jackson
Berlin
Ettinger
Clarence Kiddy
Opera Comique
Paris
Royal Opera
Music Teachers’ National Association
New York State
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Chautauqua
Delaware
Buffalo
Albany
Hoston
Philadelphia
Aarafork
Chicago
Indiianapotia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Denver
Cleelannds
Nervous Troubles Cured by Animal Extracts
Free book from Washington Chemical Co. of Washington D.C. claims all nervous troubles are cured by animal extracts and offers readers a guide to relief in a promotional pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chemical Co
Washington, D.C
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Hannon & Co
North Matin Street
N. &. Fainbank Company
Louis
Tonwier
Taylor
Olyphant
Peckville
Dalton
NEW Books
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Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
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Eton
West Point
Tyles
Shader
Mike
Z. Weingart
Prop
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Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Bojus Ai
Prckville
Oly
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Fie Nak Gon
Pasa Agi T. Fitorom
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Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Gang Sried
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susque Sanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Garre
Sunbury
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Wood
Gen’ Pass
J. B. Hutchinson
Delaware and
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Saratoga
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New Tyland Points
Hignesdate
Renee
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Atlantic City
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Beranton
Lackawannos Avenue
Erie
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Traiis
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Hawley
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