Orphans Court Sale Notice in Lackawanna County
The Orphans Court of Lackawanna County orders the sale of the estate of Catherine Brown late of Carbondale city on May 28 1908 at the home of the described parcel in Carbondale. The sale will include a frame dwelling with cash terms. Administrator William Morterson and attorney F M Monaghan announce the proceeding and urge Carbondale supporters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Brown
Cuthyndale City
Lackawanna
Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna County
Rawr
Carbondale City
Will County
Carbondale
Carbordile
Ptate
Pennsylvania
Bourne
Toohn McDonaigh
Patrick
White
Parc Ot Jet No
Mindens
J. Brown
Yorma
William Motertson
F. M. Monagnan
Memorial G A R Service Commander McComb Issues Order
Memorial religious service of the G A R set for Sunday evening at the First Congregational Church with Rev T F May preaching. Colonel McComb’s special order directs veterans and affiliated groups to attend in full uniform, with detailed gathering times and procession steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb
T.F. May
First Congregational Church
John McComb
William H. Davies
Grand Army of the Republic
Col. McComb
T. F. May
Oc‘agion
May
Carbondale
Treadquarters
William ST. Davies
Department of Pennsylvania
G. A. R. Carbondale
First Congregational
Army
Eighth Avenue
Church Street
Thomas J. May
Salem Avenue
War Sons of Veterans
Telier
Sour Halk
Perticipate
John BleCamb
W. B. Chase
Local residents travel to Philadelphia for graduation exercises
Mrs Patrick Bridgett and daughter Miss Mary Bridgett of Carte avenue along with Charles Cavanaugh of River street left for Philadelphia to attend the graduation exercises on Saturday. Dr. Charles Fridgett will be graduated as a general practitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick, Bridgett
Mary Bridgett
Carte Avenue
Charles Cavanaugh
River Street
Philadelphia
thedico-Chuuigical Ecolegy
Charles Fridgett
Alderman Morrison Recovers From Illness Visit by Son
Alderman William Morrison, a cheerful Third Ward justice, gains strength after a grip attack that felled him days ago. Dr. William Maqvison of Philadelphia, his son, arrived yesterday for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morrison
William Ma@qvison
Philadelphia
Local Fraternal Meetings Set for Tonight
Meetings listed include Junior Order and American Mechanics, Companions of the Perest, American Legion of Honor, the royal circle, Crystal campy and Woodmen of the World. Members urged to attend in the community note.
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Junior Order
American Mechanics
Companions of the Perest
American Legion of Honor
The
Royal Circle
Crystal Campy Woodmen of the World
Scranton Alumni at Crescents in Lake Lore game
Cranks of the town anticipate a lively game between the Crescents and the 6 Alumni team of Scranton at Lake Lodore on Digroration day. The event draws eager local interest as residents expect a spirited matchup and junior rivalry to unfold.
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Lake Lodore
Crescents Pd
Scranton
Crescents Postponed Game With Alerts To Early Week
The Crescents versus the Alerts of Scranton, originally slated for Curty's field this afternoon, has been postponed to the start of next week. The piece urges stronger financial support from fans to sustain baseball in Carbondale and nearby areas, noting funds are vital for continued play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curty
Crescents
Cranks
Crescent
Rough Riders Beat All Stars In Tight 7–6 Baseball Tilt
The All Stars edged the Rough Riders by one run at Turke's field yesterday afternoon. Gerald Melale, wearing a Providence Rhode Island sweater, led the All Stars with strong plays as John Moffitt caught and J Kirkwood pitched. Rough Riders featured McAndrew behind the plate and Burke on the mound with key hits from Surdival and Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Stars
Roach Riders
Tturke
Gerald Melale
Gerald
The
Green Salt
Providence
Rhode Island
John Moffitt
J. Kirkwood
Redkop
Burke
J. Thorers
John McAndrew
Joe McAndrew
J. Bell
Rough Riders
McAndrew
McDonough
Surdival
Hope
Howard
Boylan
Scottish Bride Anna McLaughlin Dies After Operation
Mrs Anna McLaughlin died unexpectedly at Emergency hospital after an operation yesterday. The 24 year old, a relative newcomer to Carbonale from Scotland, came to the city with her husband about a month ago and lived on Cottage street. She is survived by her husband and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McLaughlin
Obituary of Mrs William Siegel
Mrs William Siegel died at her home on Upper Wayne Street from liver cancer. Born in Carbondale in 1878, she lived here all her life and was a communicant of the First Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband five sisters and one brother. Funeral to be held Saturday afternoon with Charles Lee officiating at Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Siegle
Upper
Wayne Street
Flosse
Nicholas Peters
Carbondale
First Presbyterian Church
Mittan–Corry Wedding Held at Bride’s Home
Mr and Mrs Mittan of 4 Canaan street attended the wedding of William Mittan of Artel to Miss Maude Corry of Trussteville. The ceremony occurred at noon at the bride’s home, performed by Rev Ackert, a Methodist pastor. The Girls Mission Band met Wednesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church for a business session and enjoyable sociable with refreshments.
Hendrick Returns From California Trip To Carbondale
Hon Hendrick came home yesterday after a California visit taken when Carbondale was snowbound last winter. He enjoyed the salubrious climate and returns full of energy. His return will be welcomed by his townspeople and the Hendrick Carbondale Machine Companies. His niece Mireva Silth accompanied him and shared in the benefits of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick
California
Carbondale
Carbondale Machine Companies
Hendricks
Mireva Silth
Epworth League Meeting at Watt's Hall Pleases Members
Rev. B. I. Clark of Forest City entertained and instructed with a chalk talk at Watt's Hall last evening. The Epworth League gathering featured enjoyable musical selections and left members feeling greatly pleased and edified.
Miss Idlly Brennan Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Idlly Brennan daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Brennan of South Main Street was taken to Emergency hospital yesterday afternoon and operated on for appendicitis. She was in a dangerous condition before admission but her condition after the operation was as favorable as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlly Brennan
Michael Brennan
South Main Street
Passin g Throng and Visiting Notables Tally
Local notes list residents and guests in town yesterday and this week. Archbald resident BP Brogan was seen in town, while Thomas Durfee traveled to Peaslt New Jersey for a few days. Scranton visitors Beasle Jones J B Davis and Mrs Schlager with Mrs Walters were seen around town.
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BP. F. Brogan
Archbald
Avie Iter
Thomas FR. Durfee
DePeaslt
Misa Beasle Jones
Scranton
Frank Hawley
Brooklyn Atreat
Medio-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Spencer
Ann Arbor
Mich
C. B E. Spencer
Miners and Mechanics Bank
J. B. Davis
Charles Schlager
Walters
Yeaterday
Charles McMullen
J. R. Erhardt
Clarke Bros
Harrison House
Messrs.o
D. Jewell
F. D. Greenwood
Harrison
Easton
Elaborate Jermyn Tea Receives Local Attention
Mrs J D Stocker and Mrs M J Shields hosted over 150 ladies at the Stocker residence on Main Avenue. Guests included Mrs Kay and Mrs Penman from out of town, with decor of cut flowers and potted plants. Community notes report James Carle death at 27 after two years illness with service and interment planned. Clerks International Association held a social presenting a silk umbrella to J J Miller before his move to Pittsburg. Patron Day at schools urged attendance for Pupils' work exhibition. Notices cover hotel staff changes, Erie colliery fence work, and Y M C A meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stocker
Mra
M. J. Shields
Main Avenue
Shields
Margaret Thompson
McMillan
Missesora Davis
Jessie Winter
Bess Freas
Dorothy Tennis
Gertrude Davis
Mable Jadwin
Susie Jadwin
Flo Harrison
Mia. C. A. Battenberg
Mesdames Thomas Kay
T. F. Penman
Hattie Netherton
Nanticoke
James Wheeler
Peckville
Montdale
Clerks’ International Association
Enterprise Hall
J. J. Miller
Pittsburg
Miller
Harry O'Malley
St. George
Erie Company
Erie
James Harris
James and
Willie
Jack Curnoe
Chapman Lake
H M. Brackenridge
J. W. Hemphell
J. D. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jermyn
Local events note lecture on Mexico and theater progress
Olyphant Halward Jones of Blakely spoke on A Trip to Mexico at the Presbyterian church with proceeds to the church building fund. The Pather Mathew opera house hosted A True Irish Hero by Wilf Burke Lyceum Stock company for the Y M C A and B society anniversary, with new specialties performed. An infant died of convulsions and was buried. a fire alarm and swift response followed rubbish burning on Delaware street. the Mxvelstors set a record response. The Olyphant Water company advances an eight inch water line from Jones street to Hull via Willow street.
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Halward
Jones
Blakely
Mexico
Presbyterian Church
Montezumas
Pather Mathew Opera House
Lrge
Wil F. Burke
Lyceum Stock Company
Unione
J. McLaughlin
Buffalo
Upper
Delaware Street
Olyphant Water Company
Jones Street
Willow Street
Hull
Scott's Emulsion Promises Color and Vitality for Pale Girls
An advertisement praises Scott's Emulsion as a simple remedy to brighten pale skin and dull appearance. It claims regular doses improve blood color and appetite while enhancing looks and charm, and it offers a free sample.
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Scott
Fire hydrant project and local arrivals noted in city
Avenue work includes Laia from Jonen Street to Lackawanna and Sucquehanna to Willow. A new double fire hydrant will be installed at the Lackawanna and Willow corner. Miss Badle Matthews, long hospitalized in Philadelphia, returned home improved. Entertainment this week features Dad's Girl at the opera house and Under Two Flags tomorrow. Miss May Ferguson and Miss Esther Harris, visiting Pittston, have returned home.
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Laia
Jonen Street
Sucquehanna Street
Lackawanna
Willow Street
Badle Matthews
Philadelphia
F. Burke
Opera House
May Ferguson
Esther Harris
Pittston
Pride of Orient to Meet Before Peckville Funeral
Members of Pride of Orient and the Order of Fustern Star are summoned to gather at the church parlors of the Peckville Methodist Episcopal church this afternoon at 1 30 to attend the funeral of Mrs. Edward Butcher. Earlier word noted the illness of Eugene Haney of Stroudsburg and John Day represents Harper lodge at the state convention in session at Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of Orient
Fustern Star
Hose House
Hattie Barber
Eugene Haney
Stroudsburg
Haney
John Day
Harper Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
The
Sterrick Creek
H. B. Briggs
Washington, D. C
L. H. Briggs
Pleasant Avenue
Pride of
Orient
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peckville
Hose
Elmhurst Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Mildred Shoemaker entertained Miss Mabel McKain of Keystone academy over Sunday. A. B. Williams is on a New York business trip. Miss Grace Stanton visited Scranton friends. Rev G B H Cole attended Miss Stone's Scranton lecture. Mrs A C Durning suffers neuraglia. Miss Tessie Buckingham visited cousin Miss Alice Buckingham in Scranton. The Christian Endeavor convention Tuesday was a perfect success with ideal weather, arrangements, programme, provisions, attendance, and harmony. Mrs Fred Peck and Scranton children visited her parents Mr and Mrs J M Rhodes. Mr and Mrs F W Harlow spent Wednesday evening at Moscow. Mr and Mrs W W Peters of Peckville visited Curtis home this week.
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Mildred Shoemaker
Mabel McKain
Keystone Academy
A. B. Williams
New York
Grace Stanton
Scranton
G. BH. Cole
Miss Stone
A. C. Durning
Tessie Buckingham
Alice Buckingham
Christian Endeavor
Fred Peck
J. M. Rhodes
F. W. Harlow
Moscow
W. W. Peters
Peckville
Curtis Home
Pearl and Colborn Funeral In Forest City
Mr and Mrs G H Pearl attend the funeral of Mrs Frank Colborn sister of Mrs Pearl in Forest City yesterday. Funeral service will be held at the Morrisey home at 2 oclock Friday afternoon with interment in St Marys cemetery Avoca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Pearl
Frank Colborn
Forest City
Patrick Linn
Morrisey
Main Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Avoca
Bessie Watkins
Scranton
John Stout
New York
Moosic Powder Company
Joseph Woodbine
South
Rendem
Kate Hill
J. Hinds
Joseph Snyder
Blakely
Tame Hares Show Fierce Temperament and Training Wins
A keeper recounts taming two leverets and later two full grown wild hares from Norfolk. The young hares initially feared humans, then attacked with hissing and biting before accepting strokes and hand feeding. The animals display high intelligence, stealth, and a distinctive rasping alarm signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
The Wedding Ring Symbol and Eternal Bond
A Chicago Chronicle piece discusses wedding rings as symbols of eternity drawn from ancient and Christian traditions. It notes circular forms signifying infinity from astronomy to theology, urging Prof. Starr to study broader symbolism before lecturing on rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptolemy
Copernicus
Starr
The Empire of Buaje nose Inspires Ambition in Workers
Employers seek exceptional young men and managers prize able workers who can contribute valuable skills. The passage argues greatness comes from the ranks of the poor, not the aristocracy, and that invention literature and art originate from those starting to earn an honest living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Honeas
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Hendrick Home
Jermyn and Mayfield
Elmhurst
London
Eva
Uwe
Howard de Haven
Siler
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
N. Y
Redpley
Blue Stamp Man
O. R. Rogers
Moosic, Pa
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