Interesting Exercises at Honesdale Instructors Featured
Special to the Scranton Tribune Honesdale Now. County Superintendent David Ta Hower called to order the teachers institute session in the county house. Devotion led by C OL Pers, election of officers followed with Bigelow in charge of the period. Lectures covered nature study and language, with speakers including Pheto and Trittengill. Music by Prof. Watkins and devotional by Ware. The first program featured Phettengila on primacy and advanced language. Local notes mention Willis, Martha Wistores, and active efforts to handle habit and civics education. Attendance listed near 248 teachers enrolled. Mise Chace Whitney presiding. Thursday afternoon to feature the high school roll call. Heenkle Th Pits addressed diversions and welcome events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
PheoNt
David Ta Hower
Bigelow
Igor Arequirt
F. Bienlow
Nature
Watkins
Htedidi
Trittengilt
Lee Teow
Deni
Eubiewi
Anwrtewie
Martha Wistores
Watlow
Mise Chace Whitney
Tretoute
Wine County
Aiesaoehithon
de. Henke
Rene Wl Addrees
Montrose Notices and Obituary Summary
In Montrose this week Breeli and family visited Athens Saturday. Mrs WW, O. dordiun and Mildred returned Monday while Hinowifte’s daughter will stay a few days. Henry Chenmojie, an aged local figure, died at home after a brief illness. he was the Presbyterian Church’s oldest member and had long attended Clarser services. The funeral was held at his home this afternoon. Also noted are hospital and church reports, including typhoid recovery of Chades WW, and local church activities at Epworth and Presbyterian congregations.
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Monitase
O. Dordiun
Diushter
Mildred
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Heve
Jeti
Y Ofelowk
Mre
Courtright
Hades
Wapodhead
Bronon
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. DB
BL Alloy
Witnaell
Ahd
Wolfe
Athena
Ataoey
Messrs. Sprout
Brewster Uypre Nied
Old Time Remedy Promoted For Children's Teeth
An old and well trodden remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is touted by a physician and nurses in the United States as a trusted toothing aid. It claims to relieve pain, cure digivhoon griping and wind colic. For mothers, it promises rest and easier care, priced at twenty five cents a bottle.
Local social notes and moves in Hallstead area
Teresa Misher hosted a Triemhe ping pong party on Pine Street. Community members relocated for work, including Daniel Stinwell and Matthint Hays. Delegates from Presbyterian Sunday school elected for Gransville Center convention. Fireman Frank Harvey injured in I B yard incident. People traveled to Upsonville for a church event.
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Twautlstead
Teresa Misher
Pine Street
Buapulse
Rose Hal
Saniel Young
Wit
Langdon
Mrs. O'Brien
Dines Fisk
Chase Avenue
Alys
John Jones
Scranton
Marle Jones
Mel
A. J. Gere
Gh. W. Rich
Presbyterian Sunday School
Gransville Center
Walter Burton
Conemaugh
Tey
Ll. W. Church
Upsonville
Local Notables Tunkhannock Happenings and Ventures
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Mrs. John Garwin of Namtooke visiting sister Mrs. Louis F P Camp at the Carver residence on Second Street. Smith Kinner was a Wilkes-Barre business man on Tuesday. DePue and Stemples form a co partnership and will open a meat market in the former Wondmaker building this week. Mrs. O Clara Mehown and daughter Joe visit Cecil Mehown in Waynesboro this week. Mrs. Marvy Fussett entertains Scranton visitors at West Tioga Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhinnock
John Garwin
Namtlooke
Louis FP. Camp
Carever
Secondstreep
Smith Kinner
Wilkes-Barre
Eugene DePue
Charles Stemples
Formd & Co
Run Swithe
DePue
Stemples
Wondmaker Agency
Oclara Mehown
Joe
Cecil Mehown
Waynesboro
Marvy Fpussett
Scranton
West Tioga Street
Corey Kresky
Local Notes From Scranton Area Visitations
Nary Dickingon returns home on Monday from Linn. Drake of Bucknell University is here due to the death of his father Attorney Py PF Drake and returned yesterday. Miss Ninaarney of Pittston visits aunt Mrs Joseph Luce at this place. W ot Arts visits friends in Scranton for several days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Dickingon
Mondas
Linn
Drake
Bucknell University
Py PF. Drake
Ninaarney
Pittston
Joseph Luce
W. Ot. Arts
Scraunton
Avoca Notes on Meetings and Local Happenings
Avoca notes discuss the Catholic Manual Benevolent Association meeting, Hose Company regular session next Monday, and local hospital care. Night school opened with teachers Winifred Stug and Mary Heir. Matthew J. Deftus dies after rheumatic months. funeral Saturday at 4 and requiem at St Marys. Nellie Ma Ane Drew and John Mean drew wed in St Marys Church. Mrs Haggerty to Scranton. Dr Berge resumes practice after appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Manual Benevolent Association
Hose Company
George Davis
Wilkes-Barre City Hospital
Jean Blackwell
Lincooln Hill
New School
Winitrred Sxtug
Mary Hei
Matthew J. Deftus
Moogle
Bor
Trelnid
Isay
Île of Scranton
Waver
Moosic
Mra
Dames Devine
Sowanton
Nellie MaAne Drew
John Meandrew
Scranton
St. Mary's Church
T. Z. Morrison
Mise Winifred
James Pliggeriy
Mra. Haggerty Willl
Secranton
Benjamin McGlynn
West Virginia
W. HL. Berge
Duryea Notes and Local Visits Reported
Duryea and nearby residents share a string of social notes. Mira Lamont visits her brother William Foote in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. W. Ammerman visits Moosic friends. Harvey Gregory returns from Buffalo. May Nolan returns from the southern states. Job Campbell is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs. John Whyte’s home. Miss Migele Connelly is ill. Several Epworthians plan to attend the Moosic conversion today.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Duryea
Mira
Lamont
William Foote
Wilkes- Barre
W. Ammerman
Moosic
Harvey Gregory Hs
Buffalo
May Nolan
Statin
Job Campbell
John Whyte
Migele Connelly
Moogle
Sle Trak est Elour at the Academy of Music
The new Lincoln J. Cartier comedy drama Sle Trak est Elour opens at the Academy of Music after a Chicago run. The company is identical in personnel and elaborate equipment to the original touring cast. The Darkest Hour is billed as a distinct, commendable piece with up to date staging and a clear message.
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Lincoln J. Cartier
Sc Veen
Academy of Music
Sperial Mather
Chicago
Scranton Arts and Concerts Highlight Local Stage and Chorus
The city presents vaudeville acts by Mr. and Mrs. Gitchfield and Mae and Pet, with The New Minstrel and The Brigadiers at Star. Miss Mildred Holland stars in The Lily and the Pain at the Lyceum, while the Choral Society performs at the Leceunum on Saturday with a two-part program featuring The Heavens Are Telling and The Spanish Dipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Gitchfield
Aketeh
Ptet
Lyceum Theater Hosts Philadelphia Orchestra Debut
In Touesthir evening text the Lyceum theater offers music lovers a chance to hear the Philadelphia Orchestra led by conductor August Spuhnith, praised as one of America’s great orchestras. The visit marks the first concert in Lepanton series, with soloist noted and high praise from critics.
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Lyceum Theater
Philadelphia Orchestra
Irie Seheel
Orehesitas
America
August Spunith
Lyceum
Lepanton
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Withholdrom
Morrison Silk Manufacturing Company Incorporation Notice
An application will be made to the Governor on December 4 to incorporate Morrison Silk Manufacturing Company under the Act of Assembly for charter and regulation of textile fabric manufacture and sale. Names presented include Charles Dukont Breek and partners Von Storch HM Connell Arthur Dunn George Thriee and Brank J lonely.
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Ponies Main
Charles Dukont Breek
Lo. von Storch
HM. Connell
Arthur Dunn
George Thriee
Brank J. Lonely
Morrison Sith Manufacturing Company
Diamond items offered for sale with varied carat weights
An assortment of diamonds and jewelry is advertised including 4 carat, 1 carat and two stone rings, assorted settings, and a 7 carat yellow stone. Also offered are a ladies brooch, pin, a gents ring, and a diamond parlor address listed as Walter W. Winton. Also advertised is a pair of gray mares for sale from Manning Gillespie in New Milford Massachusetts.
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Walter W. Winton
Ditmond
Roam Iit
Mears
Tagnive
Manning Gillespie
New Milford
For Sale or Rent Brick Building and Railroad Sheds
One story brick building with long row of sheds for horses and wagons, suitable for manufacturing or warehousing. Likely occupied by Clock Tobacco Co. and MM. Winton, room 05, Mears Building, for sale or rent.
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Horaes
Wageons
Aldo Railroadewitch
Trains and Rail Lines Include Benton and Beranton Routes
A fragmented railway timetable lists passenger and freight routes through Northeastern towns. Details mention connections to New York, Philadelphia, and Philadelphia via Beranton and Benton, with No. 0 No. 1 No. 4 services and references to the Quaker City Express and various local depots.
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New York
Ontario
Restien
Rinabay
Denny Aliya Wyle
Bomnton
Osorieniiile
Al'riva Palo
Gcushae
Carbondads
Seramti
Dan Weelk
New York City
Abliddiown
Wotton Neswick
Oly
Cha
Polite West
Quaker City Ey Press
Beranton
CB Tk
Noo
Philadelphia
Allouth
Cite
Thaltipare
Wihington
Abd Peainsy
Inka
Comenih
Ucket
Connie Thos
Othor Lock
Bra
N Fark
Lisit
Aanaton Hk
Scranton to New York Train Schedule Amid Vague Notes
Fragmentary OCR outlines a rail timetable with routes between Scranton and New York and stops at Syracuse Oswego Brighamton and other stations. The text lists times and connections in a disjointed way with references to Do a nee Pt and several distant points, unclear details, and partial fare notes.
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Trine Leuwe Scranton
New York
Phitu- Help Ata
Bor Gouldabore
Iin Dp
Bor
Brighamton
Bimiva
Mafi
Tui
Oswero
Syracuse
Sylleuta
Crain
Exeene
Maoniawe
Nicholson
Thowitis
Benito
Reading System schedules Scranton to New York and beyond
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable lists trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Wilkes Barre and more with Pullman car service to Philadelphia and limited changes for Baltimore Washington and other points. Passenger times and connections to Allentown Honesdale and nearby towns are noted with agent contact for tickets.
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Reading System
Central Railroad of New Jersey
New York
Fort Liberty Street
Booth Perry
N. TR
Scranton
Philadelphia
Boston
Bethlehem
Abie
Baltimore
Washington
Gel
Sauk
West
Mor Aveck
Pittsion
Wilkes-Barre
Lone Gloneh
Orin Grave
Tao Tho
Ain Doom
Reading
Lennen
Allentown
I Toda
Tamadie Cid Pouiville
Biel
Stetheo
Fragmented Hints of Rail and City Connections
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wilkes, Philadelphia, Pittshurg, and Washington, with references to banking aid and stations. Portions imply travel routes or railway links through Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, along with a possible stop at principal stations and a week dive schedule. The piece reads as a jumble of names and places without a clear, cohesive event.
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Diye Witse
Weel Tive
Owesriide
Wilkes
Phiiledelminn
Potts
Ptt Fons
Syntary
Wilsington
Pittishurge
Bankiag
Imstan
Tone
Haine
Washington
Pitts Dellinge
Wwialkes- Ria
Paitin
Tadelphin
oRieVville
Tialeton
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Er Sant Franciscal
Louisville
Sereen
N.Y
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Wayne County Institute
Scranton Tribuns
Ann
Ordi
Wichel
Rhs
Seranban
van Ganshbeck Munger
Ballstead
PB. Munger
Prose Mack
Wil Buffon
Binghamton
Coa
North Hag
Beck
Uihwe Conservatory of
Mushe Canon Company
Cora Cienttig Chamot
Bb. OW
Montrose
Hallstead
Avoca
Dixie
Lockharts
Willb Property
the Tribune
Washington Avenue
M. H. Holgate
Ouiney Avenue
Washington Ave
Commonwealth Building
Scranton, Pa
convent@t
Mildred Holland
Cherie Ecu
Misa Mildred Holhind
Meldiy
Lily
Paine
Cuan Dondant
Angeli
Florentine Geindeur
Totland
Arilen
Tountelne
the Choral Society
Sern Fon Dalted Choral Society
Ilashia
Mrs. Brundage
Wood
Vane
Pont
Cilte
Schubert Quintette
Tom Abrams
Dan Jones
C. T. Watkins
J. W. Jones
Diet
Boston Williams
Annie Scanlon Malle
Buck
Brooklyn
Scranton United Men's Chorus
TL Prego
O Pedro
Nicola
Martha Matthews
Bunnell
Pilling
Glee
UD Bredkoo
Katon
Chol
Sale
Guta
Victor Dorris
Irene Invi
Mart Song
Tlageen
Choi
Aie Basses
de Leva
Ware Oo
Sriie
Egypty Taritones
Wil Wo Watkins
Wilbhirma A. Kolly
Wilkam Evans
Laivd Beynon
John P. Watkins
Aiessas
W. Jones
PM. Warren
Adbert Pilling
Willa, Roberts
Moses
Morgan
Finnle
Parker Mhiet
Prive
Shrinton United Choral Society
Aisa Florence H. Richmond
Kans
Lew Armory
Want
Central City
Albert Sctiutinz
Abulberry Street
Webster Ave
Gustav Pichel
Adams Avenue
West Side
W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
North Scranton
Oho
W. Davis
North Main Avenue
Alarket Street
Green Ridge
Charles P. Jones
Nat Dick- Sondeve
Fr. J. Jollins
Green Ridge Airers
Petersburg
Irving Ave
Dunnore— J. Gd. Bone & Son
Sewe
Ehis
Berintun Glass Manufacturing Co. Moosic
C.D. EL
Tribune
Perty Lme
Oby Kivhun
Ge Mowrs
Abshanna Creek
Reneril ‘Howe
Madison
Reanhved
General Homese
A. B. Ftelpli
Seventh Street
Chestnut St
Hha Byankiin Avenue
Esty
Stenogrpher
Agnes
Best Park Central City
Jefferson Avent
Connell Building
Ursa Mawrguid
Think Avenue
Herge
R. P. Hum
Ito
Spruce Street
LEGAL
Beverdl
Dimond
Green Ridge Street
City
Peete
Khune
Adame Uve
Sunford
Waverly
Certified Public Accountant
Edward ¢. Spaulding
Ph A
Theok Ulm
Ole Spinone
Architects
Frederick J. Brown
Arcil Ib
Real Estate Exchange
Ln Harding
Connell
Euen
Stevenson & Knight
Con.nall
Hyves
Wumn Eere
Paull T, Sonintan
Schlager & CO
Parla Keplogle & Co
Tumble Cape
Wrank- Fin Avelue
Rites Reason de
YO Aiboliga
Anton Hot Ble
Near B
Tissier Dojiot
Victor Stech
Wyoming Avenue
H. Briggs
Geese Poole
Micke
N.V. Walker
Megarghe Bros
Leo
Eviany
Aubom
Uve
Behutaer
Spruce
Delaware and Hudson
Jarbartidiale
Tor Witken
Searmony
Ace Ds
Evie Railroad
Wyoming
Trois
Seainton
Newbirgh
Pawleys
Tewhoetathowy
Benton
Weta
City Recorder
Department of Public Works
Oclock P.m
Scranton Street
Dyke & We BR. RK
Bloomabirg
South Mann “Vente
Bureau of Howineering
Broyentteaf Engineering
Bhall
Panok
Joan E. Roche
Ley Evans
Public Works
Serato
Department of Public Safety
Ovloch
Pea Y
Ilevity
Cuy
Oley
Perlock P
Voiton
Som
HDD & Ce
Broadwax
Dunmore
Winders
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tian
Senmntan
Tal Hreagh
AW Diy
Caronihie
New Ve
Qtom
Boo
Philadelphiiny
Ion K
Hhivheton
Prinethal
Th & He
Tah Bas
Potiaville
Acon
Berhtehem
Madonn
Tharkshure
Ions
Ueer
Thott Py
Bunditys
Sundings
Pultinin Patton
Sleeplig
Lehigh Valley
Phthidel- Phila
Itwifalo
Rhapenaion
Eli Lelge
Rollin
Wilbir
Corthined Street
New Yorks
Ciarless
Pennsylvania Railroad
AO. Tet Neon
Mar
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