Train Schedules for Carbondale and Connections
The Carbondale news item lists November 21 train departures and arrivals with connections to Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston and local stops Waymart and Forest City. Sunday and weekday times include morning and evening trains and reverse arrivals from major hubs.
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I Tratta
Carbondale
City
Fol. Owwat
Scranton
Willer
Tratna
Albany
Baratoga
Montreal
Boston
Newata
Vor Waymart
Monosdale
Tealing Teave Waymart
Babes
Wassmint
Thoneadale
Ambiguous transit notes from Beptober era timetable
Fragmentary entries describe trains leaving Carbondale for Scranton at 7 00, with connections noted to New York and Carne wall. Other lines show arrivals from Scranton at 10 9 or 6 40, and Sunday departures from Scranton at 6 10 with uncertain origins.
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Beptober
Carbondale
Scranton
Poinia
Kindare
New York
Carnewall
Qim Poi
Sundae Rom
Tribune delivery irregularities urged to report
Subscribers urged to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or Robert & Treynolds, news dealers. Some delivery confusion has been reported and subscribers are urged to report delinquencies at once to aid incident service.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
the Tribune
Burke
Robert & Treynolds
Nuptial Surprise as Lynott and Van Gorder Wed in Windsor
Miss Nellie Lynott and Homer Van Gorder quietly married in Windsor New York last September after leaving Carbondale during the golden jubilee. Both families announce the union now, with the couple likely to reside in Trenton though Mr Van Gorder will return briefly to Carbondale.
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Nellie Lynott
West Side
Homer van Gorger
Windsor
N. Y
Carbondale
Thoms Lynott
Homer van Gorder
Wnd
C. 3B. van Gorder
Terrace Street
van Gorder
Carbondale Telephone Company
Interstate Telephone Company
Trenton
Mr. van Gorder
General John Gordon Honored by Confederate Veterans
Carbondalians recall General John G Gordon's re election as commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans. The Birmingham News lauds his courage, chivalry and peace making efforts to heal old wounds between former foes and unite former blue and gray without compromising self respect.
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John G. Gordon
Grand
Birmingham
Alabama
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Vetering
Hiis
Mason and Dixon
John 2
Gordon
Blue Monday Encourages Trust in Grane Breakfast Food
L R Dan pastor of the First M H church in Haverhill Mass shares a lengthy testimonial about using Grane Nuts Breakfast Food to cure long standing dyspepsia. He claims the product restored his health and energy, allowing him to work harder and sing its praises.
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L. R. Dan
Flrst M. H. Church
Haverhill, Mass
Memorial Reverence For General Gortons Carbondale Visit
Residents recall General Gortons brief Carbondale stay with affection and gratitude. The general, described as a noble southern figure, shared an inner, personal side that left a cherished memory for those who knew him during his visit.
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Gorton
Carbondale
Sudden Death of Mrs May Belle Cramer
Mrs May Belle Cramer wife of merchant Louie W Cramer died suddenly at her Laurel street home after a brief illness. Born May Teller Fuller in Carbondale she taught school and was active in the Berenn Baptist church Sunday school. She married Lewis Cramer on April 27 1898 in Jermyn and leaves a six month old child Lelind Tussel and her mother Mrs Ligale T Puller.
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May Belle Cramer
Louie W. Cramer
Laurel Street
Cramer
Berenn
Tlewis Cramer
Jermyn
W.ors Grow
Lelind Tussel
Ligale T. Puller
Brewery Trouble Over Iron Work Dispute in Simpson Plant
The Fell Brewing company in Simpson faced misapprehension over a stoppage linked to labor. American Federation of Labor officials say only structural iron workers should be paid union rates, while non iron trades were hired at lower wages. A conference with contractor ONeill in Scranton aimed to resolve the issue, with a likely outcome favoring iron workers. Also, Rev Mood will speak at Mr Pleasant academy alumni day observing its twenty fifth anniversary.
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Fell Brewing Company
Simpson
O'Neill
Scranton
Krantz
O'Nei
O'Neil
Vic
Iron Workers
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor Organiger
Carbondale
Mood
Mr. Pleasant Academy
Close of Season In Carbondale With Arizona At Grand
The Carbondale season ends tonight with Augustus Thomas Arizona at the Grand. Virgne secured the attraction for a rich closing program comparable to The Bonnie Brier Bush. J. W W. Stoddard unavailable, but the rest of the company offers strong performances. Seats are selling well though some remain available before 6 oclock.
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Carbondale
Augustus Thomas
Arizona
Grand
Virgne
Carbondallana
Bonnie Brier Bush
J. W W. Stoddard
Edward Coddington Leaves Carbondale for Rochester Agency
Edward Coddington has moved to Rochester to take out an agency with the Prudential Insurance Company. He left Carbondale last week and is said to be well settled there. A large circle of friends in Carbondale wish him success in his new venture.
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Edward Coddington
Rochester
Prudential Insurance
Mr. Coddington
Carbondale
Meetings Reported Across Several Local Lodges Tonight
Court Lily and Diamond lodge hold sessions while Shield of Honor hosts a meeting. Local 116 of the United Mine Workers joins the schedule with gatherings noted in community notices.
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Court Lily
Worestern of America
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
United Mine Workers
Meetings of Sunday Rt Joseph Cadets and Saint Boniface
Sunday gatherings include the Rt Joseph Cadets and the St Boniface society plus the Order of Railway Conductors No a. Local meetings outline schedules and objectives for each group in the community.
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Rt. Joseph Cadets
Order of Railway Conductors, No
St. Boniface Society
Reverend Read Returns to Lenoxville After 19 Years
Rev John Read visiting from Minneapolis Minnesota spends time at his birthplace in Lenoxville Busquehunud among relatives during his stay.
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John 8. Read
Minneapolis
Minn
Lennoxville
Busquehunud
Mechanic Winn Nears Escape Then Reports Recovery
Winn a Sedgwick machine works machinist at Poughkeepsie recounts a near fall accident and how Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured his indigestion weak blood and nerve weakness. He regained 192 pounds and full strength after four boxes and urges others to seek the remedy from druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady.
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Winn
Sedgwick Machine Works
Poughkeepsie
Spanish War Veterans to Attend G A R Memorial Service
Carbondale Spanish War veterans have accepted an invitation from Commander McComb to join Davies post in the G A R memorial services at the First Congregational church Sunday evening. W J Meyers urges all Spanish volunteers to assemble at Odd Fellows hall Salem Avenue at 6 30 to march in the procession to the church where Rev Thomas F May will deliver the memorial sermon.
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Carbondale
McComb
Congregational Church
Davies Post
W. J. Meyers
Spanish Volunteers Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Salem Avenue
First Congregational Church
Thomas PF. May
Minde
Local Socials Spotlight Misses Utley Guests and Birthday Cheer
The Misses Lena and Emma Utley hosted a Belmont Street reception for many friends including Virginia Stephens Minnie Oliver Margaret Davis Mabel Oliver Mildred Gilby Minnie Utley Maud Chubb Verna Oliver Blodwin Davis Anna Lowery May Thrope Hazel Tenant Lena Histed Lillian Hrmner Mrs Will Oliver and others. The Woman's Relief Corps enjoyed a dinner hosted by Mrs Job Hawkins on Sand Street. Isabel Yarrington won a hero guessing contest at the Stocker Shields event in Jermyn. Mary Reinberg marked her tenth birthday with a party on South Washington Street.
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Lena
Emma Utley
Belmont Street
Virgina Stephens
Minnie Oliver
Margaret Davis
Mabel Oliver
Mildred Gilby
Minnie Utley
Maud Chubb
Verna Oliver
Blodwin Davis
Anna Lowery
May Thrope
Hazel Tenant
Lena Histed
Lillian Hrmner
Will Oliver
A. Gilby
A. E. Utley
G. T.offer
Ira Pethlo
Fred Gleason
Fred Brunner
C. W. Evans
Claude Oliver
Tralph Ball
Stephens
Ernest Yarrington
Lewis Pethio
Joe Utley
Albert Simons
Albert E. Gilby
James Utley
Aubrey Gilby
William Btevens
Woman
Norton and Mooney Visit Elk Hill and Crystal Lake
Matthew FF Norton an accountant at Carbondale Metal Working company and John A Mooney traveling salesman for the firm spent a day outing on Elk Hill and Crystal Lake on Thursday Mooney’s first visit to the spot left him deeply impressed as he ascended the mountain and took in the surrounding landscape
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Matthew FF. Norton
Carbondale Metal Working Company
John A. Mooney
Elk Hill
Crystal Lake
Mr. Mooney
Eloquent mountaineering tale at Crystal Inn hospitality
In the evening Mr Norton and Mr Mooney enjoyed the hospitality of Mullaney Bros Crystal Inn while the Inde scribable beauties of the mountains delighted onlookers.
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Norton
Mr. Mooney
Mullaney Bros
Crystal Inn
Funeral notices for McLaughlin and Beigel
The funeral for the late Mrs Anna McLaughlin who died at Emergency hospital will be held this morning at 8 90 from the home of Mrs Michael McCann on Cottage street. A requiem mass follows at St Rose church at 9 with burial in St Rose cemetery. Services for Mrs William Beigel conducted by Rev Charles Leet will be at the Upper Wayne street residence this afternoon with burial in Brookside.
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Anna McLaughlin
Emergency Hospital
Michael McCann
Cottage Street
St. Rose Church
Burlal
St. Rose Cemetery
Mra
William Beigel
Charles Leet
Upper Wayne Street
Brookside
Local Man Gordon Dimock Leaves for Buffalo Post
Gordon Dimock of Robinson avenue has gone to Buffalo New York to take a position in a railroad office. He was employed until the Erie railroad strike in the city and was a popular young man and valued Mozart band member.
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Gordon Dimock
Robinson Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Dimock
Erie Railroad
Mozart Band
Miss Mame Bryson Returns to Reese Brothers Store
Miss Mame G Bryson of Salem Avenue returns to her Sales Lady position at Reese Brothers store after a stay in Jacksonville Florida seeking health improvements. Friends learn she is in good health and spirits again.
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Mame G. Bryson
Salem Avenue
Reese Bro
Jacksonville
Fla
Wescotts Leave Erie for Chicago Amid Strike
Mento Wescott and his wife of North Church street departed last night over the Erie to visit relatives in Chicago. Wescott is a fireman on the Delaware and Hudson and will stay in the West during the strike.
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Mento Wescott
North Church Street
Erie
Chicago
Mr. Wescott
Delaware and Hudson
Myers to Lead Men's Meeting at Berean Baptist
Charles W. Myers will lead the men's meeting at Berean Baptist Church tomorrow morning. The church reports continued interest in the gatherings and hopes for the usual attendance in the morning service.
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Charles W. Myers
Berean Baptist Church
News in Brief from William Sport and Carbondale
Jerome L. Wetherby of William sport visits, wife Vina Lindsay Wetherby returns. Wetherby manages Kirby & Co Novelty store. Rev. C N Boot to preach at Trinity Episcopal Church. Walter Cawley sprained wrist after playing with friends. Stanley Thompson operated on at Emergency hospital and recovering. Mrs Evan Tucker and daughter Beatrice to move to Schenectady. Sidney Crocker and wife welcome a baby girl at their Wyoming Street home.
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Jerome L. Wetherby
Williamsport
Vina Lindsay Wetherby
Kirby & Co
Wayne County Herald
C. N. Boot
Susquehanna
Trinity Episecopal Church
Carbondale
Walter
Thomas Cawley
Eighth Avenue
Stanley
Andrew Thompson
Evan Tucker
Beatrice
Schenectady
Sidney Crocker
Wyoming Street
Social visits span Carbondale region as residents travel
Scranton residents P. J. Carden and Mrs. Henry Gallagher with children visit Carbondale while others including Patrick Nealon, Alice OMalley, Gladys Ruppert, and Anna Malaun travel between Scranton Hampton Adams and White Oak Pond. Several return from visits in New York and Springfield.
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P. J. Carden
Scranton
Carbondale
Henry Gallagher
Patrick Early
Seventh Avenue
Patrick A. Nealon
Backus
Alice O'Malley
Martin T. O'Malley
Fred Ruppert
Gladys
Adam Spitzer
Joseph Disch
Joseph Hessling
Honeedale Cliften
Anna Malaun
Hampton
Adams County
Presbyterian General Assembly
William McAndrew
Springfield
Mass
Mark Brennan
South Church Street
Patrons' Day Highlights Public School Exhibition
Yesterday patrons and friends visited Jermyn and Mayfield public schools to view student work across grades. Exhibits showed neat writing, strong primary room samples, skilled blackboard drawings, new relief modeling, free hand drawings, production maps, and notable philosophy, geometry, and botany work. Joseph Connors, a young man, resid-
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Joseph Connors
Robberies and church union service reported on East Side
Police arrest a man for robbing a Hungarian near the wire bridge and a accomplice remains at large. A Scott farmer loses 125 dollars to a thief at his home. A tramp is seen fleeing west of Jermyn. St James church will skip services due to the rector's absence. A union service and Young Men's Christian association planning are noted for tomorrow with Rev Thompson speaking. The Jermyn Boys brigade plans Memorial day entertainment in Enterprise hall. Miss Larrabee of Kingston seminary visits the Barretts in Second street.
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Michael Vail
Jermyn
Scott
St. James Church
J. G. Brodhead
Wayne County
First Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal
Young Men's Christian Association
Thompson
Jermyn Boys’ Brigade
Enterprise Hall
Larrabee
Kingston Seminary
H. N. Barrett
Second Street
Olyphant Events Highlight Local Stage and School
Will F Burke and company present Under Two Flags at Father Mathew opera house for the third night. St Patrick's parochial academy pupils perform an operetta Hours at term’s closing. Annie Conrey’s remains arrive from Hillside Home to Jesup home for 2:30 funeral at St Patrick's cemetery. O'Boyle leaves for Paterson NJ for position. Griffith Jones attends Philadelphia Medico Chirurgical College graduation. Harry E Jones among graduates. Episcopal services led by Rev E J Haughton in Edwards hall tomorrow at 8:30. Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish American War Veterans to attend Primitive Methodist service tomorrow evening. Rev David Jones of Hyde Park to preach at Congregational church tomorrow evening. Mrs Lawrence Brustein returns home after four weeks visit. Mrs Daniel Davis of Taylor visits town.
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Will F. Burke
Father Mathew Opera House
St. Patrick's Parochial Academy
Annie Conrey
Peter Hughes
Jessup
St. Patrick's
M. F. O'Boyle
Paterson
N. J
Griffith Jones
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Medico-Chirurgical College
Fils
Harry E. Jones
E. J. Haughton
Edwards’ Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Primitive Methodist Church
David Jones
Hyde Park
Congregational Church
Lawrence Brustein
Cresson
Daniel Davis
Taylor
Chalk Talks by G R Clark At Epworth League
Mr G R Clark will give one of his Chalk Talks in the lecture room of the Methodist Episcopal church on Monday evening May 26 under the Epworth League literary department. A small admission fee of five cents will be charged and the public is invited to attend.
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Mercury
P. A. Metxell
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Coal Company
Ontario
G. B. Newton
Stanley
Waymart
K. C. Dodge
Wellsbridge
N. Y
J. D. Broad
G. R. Clark
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Clark
Bald Mount Weather Delights. May Ends With Promising Sight
The article notes pleasant late May weather contrasting with prior dryness. Rain on Monday blessed crops and pastures, easing owners’ worries as fruiting and seeding look promising. Community items mention upcoming Children's Day exercises, dates to be decided, and local residents visiting homes.
Woman's Power and Health Says to Inspire Admiration
The piece argues a woman's health sustains beauty and influence, linking regular menstruation to strength and loveliness. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers real help for feminine disorders and notes free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Endorsed By Boston Woman
A Boston woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing ovaritis irregular menses and severe symptoms after doctors advised operation. She praises improved appetite sleep and strength and notes the company backs testimonials with a bank deposit policy.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elite club to hold afternoon meeting and evening social
The Elite club plans a Saturday gathering at Miss Edna Shelley's home with a daytime business meeting and an evening social. Mrs Van Sickle is recovering from a serious fall last week. Oscar Van Buskirk and Bryant Phi Mu societies attended a Keystone academy banquet Friday May 16. Emma Winter visits the Pocono for a few weeks. Emma Van Buskirk returns from Scranton on Saturday.
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Ine Thompson
Pittston
van Sickle
Edna Shelley
Oscar van Buskirk
Phi Mu and
Bryant Literary Societies
Keystone Academy
Emma Winter
Pocono
Emma van Buskirk
Scranton
Baturdiy
Memorial Day Parade to Marey Cemetery May 20
The G A R with Methodist Episcopal support plans a Memorial Day programme at Marey cemetery on May 20. A Moosic parade will lead veterans to the cemetery for grave decorations, addresses in the brick church, and a choir led pedal on the lawn followed by a musical program. An effigy with the inscription Hallstead seale was seen in Stetler's patch.
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Methodist Episcopal Chair
Marey Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal
Stetler
Hallstead Seale
Pittston
Lackawanna Coal Company
Local miners paid. Hallstead workers discharged
Lehigh Valley paid its employees at William A and Lawrence collieries this morning and afternoon. Several engineers and firemen were discharged at Hallstead for not becoming deputies. Bert Lane visited relatives in Jer my n. Mr and Mrs Albert Mathewson and daughter Dora of Pittston visited Mrs Ammerman Sunday. Mrs Ernst of Courtdale visited her brother Thomas Cox recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallstead
Lehigh Valley
William A and Lawrence
Bert Lane
Jermyn
Albert Mathewson
Dora
Pittston
Ammerman
Ernst
Courtdale
Thomas Cox
Uniondale social notes and local events update
William Camp bel wife and family return to Scranton after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Lyons. Edgar Burdick visits Carbondale while Elijah Carpenter remains in serious condition. Union memorial services planned at the Methodist church Sunday at 1 PM. Community youth attend Dundalk concert and praise it highly.
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Uniondale
William Campbel
Scranton
Charles Lyons
Edgar Burdick
Carbondale
The
Presbyterian Church
Elijah Carpenter
Michael McAvoy
Hubbard House
Weible
Charles Coleman
Delhi
Smith Sleiter
Thompson
Union
Methodist Church
Dundalft
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
General Gordon
Louis Cramer
G. A. BR
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
Bald Mount
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
A. J. Colborn, Jr
J. A. Taylor
van Buskirk
W. L. Speece
C. van Buskirk
Corinne Belgecker
Kather
Ruward
National City Bank of
Lynn
Qll
Duryea
Scranton Tribune
Russia
Congress
Love
Sir
Busch Shoes
Nurpow Wiitha
Ace Fine
Patta
Oxfords
Lackawanna Ave
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