Dunmore Doings and Local Happenings In Dunmore
A.P. McDonough raised a new barn yesterday and fresh oysters arrive daily at Palmers market. The funeral of Patrick McDonald took place at St Marys Church. High Boyland and Miss Cassie Derrig wed at St Marys. Millie Angwin and George Dainty married last evening by J C Leacock. Loyal Legion event postponed to Saturday with daily entertainments planned. Dunmore youths attended Epworth League convention at Hyde Park with delegates to be hosted by residents. The conference is seen as instructive and helpful. attendance encouraged despite efforts.
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A. P. McDonough
Palmers Market
Patrick McDonald
St. Mary's Church
High Boyland
Cassie Derrig
Millie Angwin
George Dainty
J. C. Leacock
Loyal Legion
Dunmere
Epworth League
Hyde Park
John Wagner
Pittston Avenue
Mamie Melvin
Annie Griffin
Plymouth
Kate Lavelle
Front Street
James Connell
Philip Roche
Fig Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Dempsey's Hall
Apollon
Scranton
Robert
Fred Miller
Scranton's Business Interests Feature In New Tribune Edition
The Tribune plans a 4 eared fully compiled edition covering Scranton's wholesale banking manufacturing and professional sectors. It will be bound in book form with photogravure views of public buildings business blocks and leading citizens portraits.
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Scranton
the Tribune
Bcranton
Tribune
Home Made Wine Pleasures From Davidson Bros Catalog
Home made wine described as a pleasure to drink using elegant rich old plates for sale by Davidson Brothers. The note highlights the appeal of their collection and the enjoyment of home wine making with quality materials.
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Tia
Davidson Bros
Ring found with names Aaron Sylvia June 1M
Advert says a plain gold ring engraved inside Aaron and Sylvia June and 1M. Finder will be rewarded by returning to A. Goldsmith at Goldsmith's Tam. Also notices piano pupils at Richard Lindany 622 Mulberry Street, or Powell's Munic 4 for terms.
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Aaron
Sylvia
A. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Tam
Richard
Lindany
Mulberry Etreet
Powell
Epworth League Convention Opens at Simpson Church
The Wyoming conference Epworth league began its second annual convention at 7:90 last night in Simpson Methodist Episcopal church with about 600 delegates. Leaders included Rev. M D Fuller and Rev. J Edward Starr. Programs featured welcome by Home H Dale and remarks by Rev O L Severson, with sessions starting today at 6 30 AM and committees named for ushers, delegates, registrations, and reception.
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Wyoming
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Mivetii
J. L. Thomas
M. D. Fuller
Edward Starr
Toronto
Lec. Floyd
Simpson Church
Jesus Christ
O. L. Severson
Dale
United States
J. Edward Starr
Canada
Cranberries costlier as small crop cuts Thanksgiving supply
Cranberry crops fail across Cape Cod Jersey and Wisconsin driving prices up to roughly double last year. Dealers note Cape Cod machines harvest berries faster than hand pickers while damaging bushes little compared with normal labor. Early berries appear in fall with New Jersey producing most, Cape Cod supplying the finest fruit delayed until November.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Cape Cod
Jersey
Wisconsin
United States
England
Am Man
Swall
Cape
New Jersey
Will Close Saturday Night with Music Program
Death of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and a wedding at the bride’s Pittston avenue home are noted. A Speranton Saengerrunde program followed the ceremony. Community notices include church fairs, meetings, and sports postponements amid local obituaries and upcoming events.
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Mir
Fred Miller
Richard Zoolager
Peter Keibh
Pittston Avenue
August Lange
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Steinwax
John Schafer
Speranton Saengerrunde
Hats and Bonnets Display Opens This Week
A new display features handsomely trimmed mens and untrimmed hats and bonnets with a focus on style ahead of current trends.
Local Notices and Advertisements Highlight Civic and Business Updates
A jumble of retail and civic notices including sales at Davidow Bros offering Brownie rings and a note on annual commutation tickets for Nay Aug Falls and Elmhart Boulevard. Reference to a Columbia avenue school house letting and construction, driving club meeting, and Pillsbury Flour Mills capacity.
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Nay Aug Falls
Elmharet
Commonwealth Building
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Lackawanna Ave
Afosto
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mir’s
Screnton
Lim
Washington Avenue
Dunmore
Weber
Pet
Guernsey Bros
Simpson M. E
George Peck
Lou Jones
Will Long
George Jacoby
Frank Willams
Harry Randolph
W. H. Peck
C. W. Lull
Minor BE
Worden
Register
B. B. Hicks
F. 8. Oliver
Dayton Ellis
Ira Stephens
Bishop
Prestwood
Jonathan George
Lloyd Cooper
Lyney
Broadbent
Summer
Bureau of Information
G. F. Whittemore
W. P. Byer
Settle
Henry Kersley
William Crawford
Edward Ziegler
Grace Engel
William M. Prestwood
Chua Wall
D. B. Hicks
Oliver
West Side News
Mathew Gross
Wilkes-Barre
David KR. Williams
South Hyde Park Avenue
Miss Clark
Towanda
No. 14
Harry Courtright
Tunkhannock
Lincoln Avenue
Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Republican League of the
George B. Reynolds
Thomas G. Davies
Capouse
Mr. Davies
Thirteenth Street
J. J. Roberts
Josephine Brown
Academy Street
Mrs. Wright
News OF the
South Side
Peter Keith
August Langa
St. Paul's
Herman Nots
George Hausman
Alton
Haye
Board of Trade
China
Wrichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Black
Oxford
Wyoming Ave
Ltreay
Cloak
Spruce Street
Spruce ST
Lacka. Ave
Christian, the
Hatter
Abushes
Amine G
Ron Havers
Gt Instruments
New York
Fifth Avenue
E.c.ricker& CO
Adams Ave
Brownlie
Fullow
Davidow Bros
Columbia Avenue
Arthur Frothingham
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Davidow
Pillsbury's
Clarence MM. Florey
Florey & Hoff
Hallacher’s Millinery
H. Langfeld
PRATT
Lackawanna Avenue
Franklin Ave
Franklin Avenue
Evasien
Union
Mears - & - Hagen
Lacka, Ave
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
Sapolio
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