Local notices and ads shift to Shannon Co offices
Advertisements, orders for work and publication items left at Shannon & Co. on North Main Street will receive faster service. Office hours are 8 am to 1 pm. Meanwhile listings note Clara Pankine and Mire Clara with Arthur Wrighton in Pockville. Also mention the New York, Ontario and Western Railroad and Gustave Amithouix moving his family to a new home with water plug issues on Lincoln and Cartier streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon & Co
New York
Clara Pankine
Mire
Arthur Wrighteor
Pockville
New York, Unatario and Western Railroad Company
Gustave Amithouix
Lince'n
Cartiolt Street
Pleasing Hotel Anthracite entertains chrysanthemum show
A refined evening at the Hotel Anthracite room featured a chrysanthemum show and fine palma and fern displays. Guests received rare plants from Mr George F E Fancourt of Wilkeelire and enjoyed a concert by the Mesart Orchestra with solo and duet performances guided by the Trinity choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
George FE
Fancourt
Wilkee-lirre
Mesart
Weber
Louie
Soul of Tarsus lecture at the Academy of Music
Mon. George R. Wendling delivered a brilliant lecture titled Soul of Tarsus before a latte audience at the Academy of Music on Wednesday evening. Introduced by HR Munn, president of the Cycle club, the scholarly talk was said to be a forcible and impressive success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge RA. Wendling
Academy of Music
Tarsus
Wendling
HR. Munn
Vail and Coolican Quiet Wedding in Archit City
Erwin Vail, of this city, and Miss Mane Coolican, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Coolican, were married Wednesday evening in a small ceremony attended by close friends. Vail owns Spring Brook Fen company and the couple will reside in a newly furnished home on Lirewin avenue. Many friends offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Vail
Ela
Mane Coolican
Euchtor
Edward Coolican
Archit
Amung
Mr. Vail
Spring Brook Fen Company
Vail
Lirewin Avenue
Dickinson Quartet To Return For Friday Nov 24 Show
The Dickinson quartet and their elocutionist, who toured here last year, will present another entertainment on Friday evening November 24. The act was well received and the audience enjoyed the entire program. A full house is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Patterson's Key Paced Fonita Arrives From Scranton
L A Patterson of this city received his new key pacer Fonita purchased from Silas Jones of Scranton. The horse is six years old with a record as the fastest racer to this city. Price paid was 1000 dollars. Patterson says Fonita will pair with Kit Cloud to beat any county team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Patterson
Fonita
Silas Jones
Scranton
Fas
Local Notes and Personal Items From Waymart Area
Treasurer J B Giihool receives a $1000 check for Peter Murray recently deceased and insured. Frank Hollenberk sells Waymart farm for 4500. Hull Brothers of Pleasant Mount buy it. Mrs Mellen and niece Miss Marey depart for three weeks to visit sister Mrs Barrett in Lingls. Gruvr hall hosts a social with straw ride over the mountain. Durke social by Professor McLaughlin's class draws about 100 couples. Rennie provides music. Mrs James Thomason visits Scranton. Miss Sarah Coxe becomes active again after three months illness. Delaware and Hudson pays workers on gravity line to Honesdale. shop hands paid. Minnie Kyte of West Pittston visits Florence Harrison of Washington Street. Alfred Dearie and Mrs Dearie, of Kingston, visit relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Giihool
Carbondale
Hentasophs
Peter Murray
Minow
Frank Hollenberk
Waymart
Hull Brothers
Pleasant Mount
Mellen
Muarenret Marey
Barrett
Lingls
Gruvr’s
Durke
McLaughlin
Rennie
James Thomason
Church Street
5S. Wheeler
Scranton
Sarah Coxe
West Side
Delaware and Hiison Company
North Main Street
Cirpenter Shay
Omm Merr Cithy
Emma Jones
Lackawanna Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Company
Honesdale
Misa Minnie Kyte
Weet Pitteten
Florence Harrison
Washington Street
Alfred Dearie
Lugerne County
Lugerne County Ordance Court
Alfred Duarte
Kingston
Gynelee Tents Near Bowlevard Road Leave Area
A fragment reports gynelee tents near Bowlevard road have departed. Mrs Witland warns of danger to the daughter Mrs A Clooye, of Main atrest. 1. K. Goodman prepares to leave for unknown destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gynelee
Bowlevard Road
Scott's Emulsion for delicate children news
Delicate children worry parents yet Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites promises rich blood strong bones healthy nerves and sound digestion. It is growth and prosperity for even the most delicate child and is readily taken at druggists. Scott & Bowne chemists New York announce availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Park Improvements and Fair Entertainment in Jermyn
Jermyn residents enjoy improvements with Mr Piven praising fair events. Locomotive Watlers to be fixed Sunday and boilers to boost steam capacity. Park greenhouse flowers, audience entertainment, and acts by Varina amusement troupe attract crowds. Chief officials back community programs and alumni events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piven
Watlers
Delaware and Hudson
Park's Green House
Hobart Rowling
Atrest
Thom Asm Little
Boott Street
Flynn
Trieston Company
Varina
Tralley Ind
Join Gibbons
Scranton
Michael Moyles
Hing
Lareen Wrod
Wil. Haim Trettes
Methodiat Church
Joseph KK. Dixon
Resolution of Mourning for Deceased Brother at Liberty Lodge
The Liberty Lodge K of P mourns the death of brother John Lea who died Friday October 2. The members express sorrow and pledge support to his widow and children. A memorial service will be held, with a copy of the resolution sent to the widow and placed among lodge records for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lea
Jolgee
Truay
Htim
Menopolis
Geom & Leatitt
Kivneerr Renate
John Adenia
Committee
Wedding Merriment at Tay lor Street Vows in Orlock
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Willeen Thievindis on Taylor street Orlock. Miss Maria Taylor wed Mr Chamer I Davis of Iden street in a ceremony led by Rev William Frisby with a large gathering of friends. A reception followed with numerous gifts listed and noted community attendees. Local items include a crosswalk concern on Minin Street and a planned woolen mill site staked out by Boranton officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeen Thievindis
Taylor Street
Orlock
Darquet
Maria
Chamer I Davis
Iden Street
Willian Frisby
Epiccnpal Church
Lord Prinelpals
Mirra
David F. Davia
Mra
William Thomas
John FE. Tubbs
Mir
John B. Davie
and Mire
Anthony Jones
Louie Bernhardt
Morris Kiavis
and Abs
David Thoms
Thomas 3. Jones
Davis
Vates
Daniel Tule
William Watkinen
Wittom Tubbs
Thomas Morgans
Hydeark
Martin Lutherlodge
Loyal Knights of America
Teese’ Hall
David Ty Hewrie
Joylig
Minin Street
M. ML Wilisine
Boranton
Parvins Mulherin
David Morgane
Leninton
Calvary Hantet Church
Ellen Powell
Henry Wilstin
Hyde Park
Marrine
H. B. Parrin
Mesars
Henry Meflowen
PF. Durkin
Old Forge
Minooka
Tribune
Eury Meflowan
Durkin
Jacob Stump
Order of
Kel
Peckville notices and society events in town district
The Peckville column lists appointments and meetings including John T. Williams as assistant foreman at Ridge colliery, Pride of Orient Lodge gathering at Mrs. Henry Chapman, and Ladies Aid serving supper at Mrs. Windsor Forster’s home. A council action on electrical issues, a teaching appointment change in the So. 1 school, and a wedding reception at Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Peck’s home are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Williame
Daniels
Tue Ridge
Pride of
Orient Lodge
Eastern Stor
Henry Chapman
Mickory Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mathesiat Episcopal Church
Windsor Forster
Malin Street
G. M. Merce
Afr
Joseph G. Bell
Ani
George A. Bell
Rey
C. Simpkins
Dante Darrow
Frank Hoyt
David Shay
W. Arnold
and Mire
George Shiny
Ated
Mason Pickering
W. W. Peck
B. Grover
Nellie Peck
Hello
Jonnie Benjamin
Etta
Emma Peck
Amands Folley
da Bampson
Alice ‘Tut- Kill
Jeesie Stearns
Jillian Hicks
Bulah Tiffany
Lena
Emma Barnes
Jeesie
Ingen Moffecker
Stella Arnold
Nora Picketing
Messrs
Francis Crago
George Grimmoe
Harry Peck
Bert
Fred Benjamin
T. W. Wright
A. Ff. Bizer
Arthur Thompson
R. C. Lintern
John Kinbeck
Fodward Barnes
Walter Peck
Peckville
Marys L. Park
Mer
Wright
Ira B. Wade
John M. Shopland
Mite
Mattie A. Pook
Scranton
Mine Lotths
Crago
Waymart
Bryan Peck
Carbondale
Mir
Mre
William Carr
Olyphant
Air
Mere
W. Hickey
Winton
Nathan Carpenter
Biles Carpenter
Picasont Mounts
Henry Gummoe
Mise
Edith Wilmarth
Aldénville
Jesway Lord
Honesdale
How It Happen That Blackstone Is Underread Now
The piece argues Blackstone’s enduring value is obscured by later editions and glosses. It notes readers and students misinterpret the original work, treating revised versions as the authentic text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheckstone
Gilbons
Eilierd
Milman
Merivale
Central New Jersey Rail Timetable to New York City Markets
Train schedules from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre and stations like Mountain Park Ocean Grove and Pottsville with express and parlor car options. Returning trains to New York from Liberty Street and North River listed with connections to elevated railways ferries and Long Island RR. Tickets sold at the Philadelphia Reading Terminal and station agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Street
Nfg
Whitehall Terminal
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkox-Barre
Mountain Park
Philadelphia
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Renam
Unday
Pottsville
Liberty Efreet
North River
Fost
Tenny Crates
South Ferry
Ai E. m
Broadway
Brooklyn
Blazen Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Reading Terminal
H. B. Baluwvik
Pade
Agl
JH. Olhausen
Trains From Scranton Schedule Details and Stops
Rail times list departures to New York Easton Philadelphia and the South with morning and afternoon slots. Several express and accommodation trains serve Elmira Buffalo Binghamton and Washington with connections to Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Barre and Kingston. Trains advertised include specific coach information and are coordinated through the district Passenger Agent at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Exrees
New York
Gold
Faprees
Easton Trenon
Philadelphia
South
Washington Nd
Toby Houndl
Linghamton
Oxwego
Elmira
Cornille
Hath
Daneville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Caintat
de West
Uffalo
Neem
Weet
Souchwest
Binghamton
Way Station
LO P. m
Binghamton and
Nantieke
Plymouth
Forkingston
Tanner
al Cavers
Smith
Trict
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lackawanna County
Vail,coolican
Dickinson Quartette
Priceburg
Jermyn
Taylor
England
Brackstone
Biephon
Han
Stephen
Minckstone
Tie
Mingland
Blackatone
Sappie
Enghind
Blackston
Quent Editore
Seraaparitla
HOODS
The
New York Post
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
Pierce
Penn Ave
Snow
Scranton, Olygiay, Corhondas
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Hichardeson-Boynton
Ay Ranga
Gail Borden
MIM CO
Sterling Silver Warn
Sterling Novelties
Pennsylvania
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
Rene
Vane
Hill & Connell, Protheros & Co
A. E. Strong
Barbour
Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
Times
Namter Bros, Clothiers
Hatters, Furnishers
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Marksmithe and
Bn Jeans
Supplie, Iron
Franklin Ava
Dender
Lackawanna Lumber
GANG
Raila
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Hazleton Pottsville
Agens J
Hutchinson
Hawley
Focal
Wyoming Valley
Erie Railroad
Delaware and
Hudson
Albany
Saentaen
Montreal
New England
Honeadale
Sian
Rian
Pavan Iphia
New
Wilkes Barre
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Amnrees
Togur
Cleandess
Omfort
Whitehaven
Huxleton
Portagille
Vie & HH
It F
Llob
Fiethlehem
Faston
DD. H. i
Muck Diamond Express
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Tihaca
Geneva
Ene
DD L. & WR
Roc Lieter
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Bertoan
Pullman
Sroping
Lehigh Valley
Buffas and
Suenension Bridge
Rollin HO
Wilbur
Chas
Lee
Gen. Pass
Phila
AML Traltia Ruf
Aougers
Futcroft
Fins Dally, Re
Munday
Weehawken
Cadosia Hancock Winwood
Poratelle
Ro Pleasant Mt, Triondale
Forest City Car
le White Fridge
Mariela Dermyt
Archibald Winton
Meckville Olyphat
Lroop
Ene Tork Place
Heraoton
Pion Agtseranton Rae
Ons
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