Entertainments at Carbondale Baptist church event program
The Carbondale correspondence of The Tribune notes a Saturday afternoon interment at Shade Side cemetery. A supper and entertainment will be held at the Baptist church next Thursday evening with an extensive program of choruses, recitations, solos, duets, and a dialogue led by Thomas Maxey of Carbondale as chairman. The event features multiple residents and performers from Carbondale with various choir numbers and selections throughout the night. News items may be addressed to Dr Munn at Salem avenue on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
The
Tribune
Munn
Salem Avenue
Church Street
Shade Side Cemetery
Baptist Church
Fy. My
Thomaa Maxey
Carbonlale
Chomp
Lule Sue
UEC cc
Cossere
Roe Poe
Cercee
Mitton Walker
Cvworus
Angels
King's Daughters
Bieter
da Willams
Henry Myers
XLCR
Rochah Sprague
Boylows
A. Maude Clemow
Mise Walker
A. Maude Clemow Bolo
Alice Maitland
Rothie Jones
XLCOR
Vhoir
Didhosue
Morgan Sole
Hood
Alcor Choir
Illness of Ontario and Western Engineer Stillman Hadcock
Rumors confirm Stillman Hadcock of Ontario and Western is gravely ill with a cancerous stomach growth. Doctors Reed Purie Scranton and H C Wheeler of this city consulted. a New York specialist corroborates the diagnosis. Hadcock, once president of Nero, wed Carbondale’s charming daughter and has a wide circle of friends deeply moved by the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman Hadcock
Vannan- Coates
Hancock Junction
Reed Puriie
Scranton
H. C. Wheeler
New York
Hadcock
Nero
Carbondale
Local Meeting Held At Mike Wheeler Home
The L. and . held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mike Hazel Wheeler on Church Street. After routine business and secret work were disposed of, an enjoyable social time followed. Attending were Misses Ruth Galley, Clara Watt, Gertrude Dennis, Helen Scurry, Florence Van Gorder, and Minu Frank.
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The
Mike Hazel Wheeler
Church Street
Ruth Galley
Clara Watt
Gertrude Dennis
Helen Scurry
Florence van Gorder
Minu Frank
Boy Hurt Jumping On Car Foot Run Over At Depot
Morris Digeon an eleven year old boy of Hospital street was injured yesterday afternoon near the depot while jumping on a car. His right foot was run over and he was taken to the hospital where House Surgeon Gile wing amputated three toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Digeon
Hospital Street
Cara
Gile Wing
Funeral for Miss Alida Conaghy at St Rose of Lima
The funeral for Miss Alida Conaghy was held at 9 o clock this afternoon at St Rose of Lima church. A large number of friends attended the obsequies, testifying to the high esteem in which the deceased was held. Interment followed at St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alida Conaghy
St. Rose of Lima Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Forearm Amputated After Mill Belt Accident
M A Quick, employee of Wow ler & Bronson mill and member of Mitchell Hose company, suffered a Friday afternoon injury when his forearm was caught between a belt and pulley. Doctors Miles and Jenkins amputated the limb at the hospital, where he is resting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Quick
Wowler & Bronson Mill
Mitchell Hose Company
Dre. J. 3. Miles
BP. J. Jenkins
Local Notices From Quandat Street and Nearby
A son brightened the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Malloy on Quandat street yesterday morning. Bell and Brown to install heating apparatus for Gillis bushfire era. Tevo Kelsey furnaces to be used. W EL Roberts of Mormon street buys a five horsepower engine and boiler. Kennedy players completed a dull week with standing room only. A soul singed attendance at the U P Nally duties fair last evening. Carbondite Lodge No 1 and Railway Tradition full arrangements for a grand ball at Watt Building Monday night. An interesting program of music and recitations planned for early evening.
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Joseph Malloy
Quandat Street
Bell & Brown
Gillis
Tevo Kelsey
CG. Mvnne
W. EL Roberts
Mormon Street
Kennedy Players
U.P
Local society notes and movements in Scranton area
Miss Martha Mones and family left Crystal Lake for the south after visiting Richmond and Old Point Comfort. Mrs. O’Connor will depart for West Virginia tomorrow after singing in the Deptist bay for the last time today. Various residents and visitors including Mrs. G W Keene, Miss Anna Partell, Miss Marie Ruddy, William Wilcox, and others are mentioned with weekend visits, travel plans, and convalescence in Scranton and nearby Wilkes Barre Kingston and Miners Mills.
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Martha Mones
Scrantot
Ells
Mre
E.R. Moree
Aon
Kendall
Crystal Lake
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
O'Connor
Deptist Bay
West Virginia
Co. F. Rose
The
Erie
Kimira
Marie Ruddy
Wilker- Barre
William Wilcox
G. W. Keene
Anna Par- Tell
Scranton
Ficter
Miners Mills
H. H. Major
Kingston
Griffin Morgan
South Terrace Street
Mra
J. W. Aicheti
Edward Shepherd
Wilkes-Barre
Lecture by Stev. Dixon at Union Thanksgiving Service
JERMYN NEWS reports an instructive lecture by Stev. Dixon on Great Monuments of a World with lantern slides. The event precedes the Union Thanksgiving service at St James Episcopal Church conducted by Rector C Fessenden. Mrs Badger visits Hancock New Jersey. Siegle couple plan a 6th wedding anniversary reception November 21. An Indian Medicine company opens two week engagement at Enterprise hall. June Robert daughter of Mrs Rawling dies of diphtheria.
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Jowenti Dixon
Bscranton
Dixon
United States
Jermyn
W. 8. Badger
Cemetery Street
Hancock
N. J
St. James' Episcopal Church
Stow
C. Fessenden
John Siegle
Enterprise Hall
Robert
Rawling
Third Street
Enemies For Life Closed For The Season
Enemies for Life closed for the season in Connecticut leaving Davies Theatre dark for the first half of the week Thanksgiving Day Pierson's Minstrels open for the balance of the week.
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Enemies For Life
Connecticut
Davis’ Theatre
Pierson
Peckville News Briefs and Local Gatherings
Fragmented readable items report a mine accident near Upissy Vista shaft with crew named Tre hare and Muetieer and mention of a battery and dynamite methods used in the blasting. Several local people and families are noted with moves and social events across Peckville and nearby towns. A Presbyterian Thanksgiving dinner and a free entertainment for kindergarten pupils are listed with community invitations and dates.
Merchants License Spurred by Warrant Demand at Station
An incident at the railroad station saw a request to view commission merchants licenses. When licenses were not shown, warrants were issued. Merchants then secured licenses to avert further trouble.
Ladies Circle Anniversary Observed at A. O. U. W. Hall
The Ladies Circle No 19 of the Grand Army of the Republic celebrated its twelfth anniversary in the A O U W hall Saturday night. Captain P DeLacy gave an address while Mrs M D Roche presided. Participants included Messrs Jones Hol Meier Tourner and Bartlett with a quartet and Miss Jennie Turnbull.
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Montesapost
Grand Army of the Republic
A. O. U. W. Hall
P. DeLacy
Airs
M. D. Roche
Messrs. Jones
Hol- Meier
Tourner and Bartlett
Quartette Music
Mises Jennie Turnbull
Recht
Community funerals mark busy week in local towns
The town mourns several figures with gatherings at Forest Theme cemetery and Park area. Clergy from Welsh Baptist and German Evangelical churches lead services as families and fraternal groups attend. A large slate of events follows including fairs, auctions, and a grand illustrated lecture at the Nelro Congregational church drawing many attendees.
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David
Davis
Wehock
Oun
Funer
MM Litowd
Anil
Barville
Walter James
Moran D Lews
Griffith W. Owens
Thomn HM. Jenkins
Resmond W. Carter
William
Howelle
Forest
James Johns
Davia
Mary Davis
Macele Evans
Sita
Mary Jane Humphrey
Tde Park
Whim J. Horkina, Jr
Ant Noheer
Edward Williams
Myde Park
Torough
Pyne
Archdale
Anthony Boliuliers
Welsenfind Fall
Bons of
Temperance
van Hern's Hall
Main Street
George Frances
Piret
Find Mire
A. Weber
Forest Home
MH. M. B H
Nelo Congregational Church
Rencham
Forced to Buy a License Paraded by City Officers
Chief Robling sent Mounted Officer Dyer to search for produce sellers without city licenses. The patrol targeted W. A. Townsend Hughes & Flynn and Jerome Shannon who were found operating with no license and faced enforcement.
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Mushroom Commission
Robling
Dyer
W. A. Townsend
Hughes & Flynn
Jerome Shannon
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L. A
Stev
Union Thanksgiving Services
Castoria
Gail Border Eagle
HY. Condensed Milk Co, Wew Yori
Miss Ketsling
Mr. Jones
M. W. Lowry
John T. Howe
Kimball Piano
George H. Ives
West Market Street
Wilke
Harre W. 8. Foote
Pago Place
Stetson
DR. Shimberg
Optician
Spruce Street
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Richardson-Boynton
Peckville
Eva Trehare
William Muetieer
Wwestone
Delaware
Thwileen Canal Company
Upissy Ista
Dla Ware and
Kiedaon Canal Company
Dowd Taewly
Albert Chapman
Silas
Nl Abes
Honey Chapman
David Bell
Hickory
Pittaton
Mell
Bro Ieee
Rotert Coaten, Jr
Yatesville
Ales
Robert Cigelles
Brice
Aliss Nellie Bell
Edith Chaproin
Sources
Vcoot
Welnesley
Wader
Alba
Conn Barnes
Howe Rooms
Ladies’ Circle
the Newark
Newark
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J. M. Kemmerer
Bittenbender & CO
Waconmaker
Scranton Sterling and Sterns
Pels & CO
Philadelphia
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A. E. Rogers
Sinope
John H- Phelps
Car
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Taylor
Reefers
Sumter Bros. Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers
Lagkawanna Lumber GU
Cross Fork
Potter Co
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Potter County
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Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
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Albany, Nyl
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Beranton, Pa
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Long Island
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Hekel
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Stermerinto
Pirate
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Hawley
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Lor
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Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Perionnel
Rochester
Tiuftato
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Chicago
D& H.R
Jack Diamond
Yin
Scranton Division
Rales Rolaelog
Espress
Bliterott
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Winwood
Puyntelle Voor
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Navnelt
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Neckville
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Rales
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