Marriage news and local notices from Pittston area
Friends and relatives of Ed Schussler, formerly of Schussler & Bechtold, announce his marriage to a young woman in New York City. John Dunn returns to Pittston to work as a carpenter with Lehigh Valley Coal. Mary A. Donnellan dies at about sixty after brief illness. Funeral held Wednesday at 9 o'clock with Rev. H. H. Harris officiating. A union Thanksgiving service will be held at Broad Street Presbyterian Church. A granite shaft marks Ed Bryden's Pittston cemetery grave. a Quincy granite monument marks Thomas Ford's grave in West Pittston. Roy Hunter injured by a bullet from a Flobert rifle, no serious consequences expected after bullet removal. George Wapulkit burned by gas explosion in Mt Lookout mine. Nettie Coleman dies at 24 of typhoid fever on Broad Street. Bernard Mulroy found dead in bed in Sturmerville after a day of normal activity. Mrs Anna Barnes Smith, 74, found dead in bed in Wyoming. funeral Wednesday at 12:30. Chief Cosgrove returns to Duryea with kidnapped Kahler child from Philadelphia. Walker ferry leased from Keelersburg to Pittston. roadways being graded. Mrs Thomas Purdon of Dalton visits Pittston. Miss Kyte of Pittston visits Miss Margery DeWitt.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Ed. Schussler
Finn
Schussler & Bechtold
New York City
Sehugster
John Dunn
South Main Street
Chiureston
Virginia
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Mary A. Donnellan
High Street
H. H. Harris
Eaq
Taylor
William Morgan
Tompkins Street
Ellsworth
Andrew Bryden
Thomas Ford
Broad Street Presbyterian
Flobert
Roy Hunter
Wyoming Avenue
West Sittle
Dye Lively
George Wapulkit
Mt. Lookout
Nettie Coleman
Broad Street
Bernard Mulroy
Sturmerville
Mornkoeg
Local notes from Tunkhannock and area escapes monor day
A Tunkhannock society note reports the Monday club meeting at Mia Creepy Dershiner home with a program of poetry and sketches including Emerson quotes and biographical pieces on Isaac Newton. Town visitors and residents like Mrs Draper Hillings and Miss Ruth Brough ton are mentioned along with several short social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hight
Jesale Coble
Wil- Hamsport
Newell A. Doty
Mehoopany
Daniel H. Carey
Lamoreaux & Johnson
Cure for Deafness by Constitutional Remedies
An old advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. It asserts hearing can be restored when inflamed tissue heals and the tube functions normally. It offers a reward for a cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and purity pills by J. Cheney & Co.
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Dewlneas
Cheney &O
Toledo
Jeupgpiata
Hal
Montrose Notes Show Town Activity and Holiday Plans
Special to the Scranton Tribune Montrose residents report visitors from New Milford and Port Dickinson New York. Schools will close November 26 to December 1 for Thanksgiving. Henry Smith captured a gray fox and was active hunting. Local residents travel to Binghamton Pagadena and New York City. Village hall Thanksgiving program by Empire Entertainment Company. Junior Auxiliary of St Pauls Episcopal church to perform. Chandler Stephens and Jennie remain in Montrose for winter. Charles and John Deans return to New York City after a brief Montrose stay. Selden Munger visits New York City.
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Montrose
Henry Smith
New Milford
Madeline Loomis
Tunkhannock
Fred Amsbry
Port Dickinson
N. Y
Conklin
Great Bend
Lewis Loomis
Adelbert O. Darrow
Hallstead
George A. Darrow
Julie EK. Croser
Binghamton
W. Wy. Amsbry
Helen
Pagadena
Cali
Tarbell House
Deans
Selden Munger
New York City
Thompson Community Notes Stirring Local Happenings
Thompson, Nov. 23. Frank Starbird has closed his business and will move to Newark New Jersey. Fred Tyler is ill with typhoid fever but improving. Rev. R. M. Pascoe visited Aveena on business. An addition to the school is finished with Miss Jennie Watson now in charge. Union Thanksgiving services set for 10 90 a m in the Baptist church. Rev. Pascoe to preach. Mr. and Mrs. Yale Richmond visit from Carbondale. Judd Gelatt of Scranton International Correspondence Schools in town. Mrs. L. J. Wrighter leaves for Whitney Point to visit an uncle. Rev. W. W. French reports evangelical meetings at Mud Pond East Ararat. Wilmarth of ready pay store and George A. Pickering depart for New York City. FM. Lewis sells real estate to C. M. Lewis. Coal dealer Harry Bloxham has ample coal. Reba Wilmarth enrolled at Keuka College, her second pupil from Thompson.
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Jennie Watson
Hallstead
JE. M. Compton
Virgie Cargill
Baptist Church
R. M. Pascoe
Yale Richmond
Carbondale
Judd Gelatt
Scranton International Correspondence Schools
L. J. Wrighter
Whitney's Point
Ia Slok
French
Free Baptist Church
Mud Pond
East Ararat
Wilmarth
George A. Pickering
New York City
Lewis
C. M. Lewis
Harry Bloxham
Reba Wilmarth
Keuka College
Thompson
New Milford Social Notes Nov 1
Nell Quinn of Binghamton visits her mother Mrs Candace Quinn for a week. Union Thanksgiving services set at the Baptist church Wednesday evening. Miss Muggle Hayden from Binghamton home briefly. Miss Nettle Stilwell and Miss Lettie Woodhouse to spend the week with Dimock parents. May Bradley hosted the W and I club. Sigma society met with Miss Beenie Lewis. Fred Hayden of Foster home for the weekend. Mildred Cook to spend Thanksgiving.
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New Milford
Misa Nell Quinn
Binghamton
Candace Quinn
Union
The
Baptist Church
Muggle Hayden
Nettle Stilwell
Lettie Woodhouse
Dimack
May Bradley
Sigma Society
Beenie Lewis
Fred Hayden
Foster
Hiss Mildred Cook
Local Notices From Stevens Point Area
Residents and visitors are listed with minor social notes. Mr and Mrs D Cook are in Stevens Point with a family event. Dr and Mrs EB A Snyder were in Binghamton on Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Clark of Carbondale called on friends Saturday. Fred Badger of Binghamton visited at the Garratt home. A Benson will conduct Sunday morning Methodist services. Mrs H B Carpenter is homebound by illness.
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Cook
Stevens Point
A. Snyder
Binghamton
Fred Clark
Carbondale
Fred Badger
Garratt
A. Benson
H. B. Carpenter
Mascagni and His Company At New Armory
Mascagni brings his soloists to Amperion after critical acclaim in Italy. Every singer in the company has been approved by La Scala Milan and Castani Rome theaters. The group is set to perform Cavalleria Rusticana, Arovali, Yanetto, Ratoni, and Iris with the famed composer.
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Mascagni
New Armory
Olf
Italy
la Scala
Milan
Rome
América
Eich Tine
Aire
Yanetto
Ratoni
Ire
Funeral for David W. Powell Held at Taylor Street Home
Services conducted yesterday with Rev. H. J. Harris and Rev. C. Edwards officiating. Powell described as a kind neighbor and devoted husband and father. Interment at Forest Home Cemetery. Odd Fellows and local societies attended. pallbearers listed. Health update notes Rev M J Watkins improving. Undertakers from Philadelphia slated for convention. Firemen’s Relief to meet Friday evening at Hose Company No 1.
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David W. Powell
Familly
Taylor Street
H. J. Harris
Co. Edwards
Forest Home
Taylor Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
Temple of Love Lodge
American True Ivorites
Pyne Mine Accidental Fund
John J. Francis
John ‘T T. Jones
John J. Jones
William Reese
David Rossar
David Thomas
M. J. Watkins
W. J. Davis
G. I. Timlin
Philadelphia
Undertakers' Association
Mr. Davis
Firemen’s Relief Association
Hose Company No. 1
The Christian at Lyceum Delights City Audiences
A good sized Lyceum audience last night praised The Christian based on Hall Caine. Clara Blandick and Stanton Eliot delivered strong performances as Glory Quayle and John Storm. The Ten-Iehi Japanese troupe wowed spectators with marvels including the human volcano and enchanted fountain. Bea and Bros offered a humorous sketch while Miss Fischer, in Mrs Jack, gained acclaim as Americas foremost comedienne.
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Lyceum
Hall Caine
Clara Blandick
Glory Quayle
John Storm
Stanton Eliot
Ten-Iehi
Volcaano Bitte
James Richmond Gleavo
Bea
Bros
Float Bros
Arthur Young
Eddie Muick
Clara Douglas
The Wild Rose Sings at Lyceum Weekender
Ludwig Englander presents George W. Lederer’s latest musical hit The Wild Rose at the Lyceum. Stone Bentley performs the crooning refrain under a tree as a gypsy scene unfolds with a swarthy lad whittling in a wagon.
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Ludwig Englander
George W. Lederer
Gilety
Lyceum
Littleyper
Stone Bentley
Wood
A New York Girl at Hiat with Eulalie in Burlesque
Manager Herrington presents Thanksgiving attraction at Hiat. The cast features well known performers and a chorus of twenty pretty girls. Eulalie plays Frentiesome File Flyaway with rival burlesque cleverness. Studge settings costumes and scenery are resplendent. Matinee prices match regular evening rates tomorrow holiday.
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Herrington
Hiat
New York
Eulalie
Mrs Winblow’s Boothing Byrup Teething Aid
Mrs Winblow’s Boothing Byrup for children teething is promoted as a long trusted remedy by a noted American musician and nurse. It claims to ease teething pain and cure diarrhoea griping bowel pain and wind colic, improving the child’s health and the mother’s peace of mind. Price is twenty five cents a bottle.
Stage Notes on Dramatic Ventures and Cast Changes
Richard Marding Davie's Captain Mackin t to be dramatized by Frank lin Pyles. Elsie De Wolf creates American relits for Mrs Willoughby's iss. Merri Osborn engaged for The New Clown role Etta Butler was to play. Henry Miller buys Davie's dramatization of his novel for a year. Bherrin Matthews suffers another stroke, hospitalized in Indianapolis. June Van Buaklik resigns from Mareh Consul company saying stir was too eccentric. Loat River depicts in Indiana. Blue Jeans outdone by Joseph Arthur's The Great Devereaux Case. Ideala at Academy of Music last night pleased. Captain Impudence repeated afternoon. A Child of the Blims later today and Garry Owen tonight.
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Richard Marding Davie
Captain Mackin
Franklin Pyles
Elsie de Wolf
London
Mrs. Willoughby
Merri Osborn
Etta Butler
Dan Daly
Henry Miller
Richard Iarding Davis
Bherrin Matthews
Harry Bulger
Indianapolis
Ind
June van Buaklik
Louis Minn “Mareh
Loat River
Indiana
Captain Impudence
Garry Owen
Annual stockholders meetings listed for several Scranton area water companies
The notice lists dates in November 1902 for stockholders meetings of numerous water companies in Scranton and nearby towns. It includes Consolidated Water Supply Co Panther Creek Water Co Lackawanna Valley Water Supply Co Carbondale Water Co Fall Brook & Newton Water Co Audlandale Water Co Rock Cliff Water Co Wandling Water Co Fell Water Co Crystal Lake Water Co Jermyn Water Co Rushbrook Water Co Clinton Water Co Glenwood Water Co Mayfield Water Co and a South Side Bank special meeting with a stock increase vote. Secretary George B Jer myn is referenced.
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Consolidated Water Supply Co
Scranton
George B. Jermyn
Panther Creek Water Co
Gerorge
Vjprmyn
Lackawanna Valley Water Supply Co
George Rh
Jermyn
The
Carbondale Water Co
Ccity
Ato. m
Fall Brook & Newton Water Co
Fia Am
George BR
Auilondale Water Co
da. m
Rock Cliff Water Co
Wwe
Wandling Water Co
Sa. m
Fell Water Co
Crystal Lake Water Co
Beranton
George FB. Jermyn
Rushbrook Water Co
Mayfield Water Co
South Side Bank
Train schedules amid scattered routes and times
The notice lists daily and Sunday train times for New York Philadelphia Gouldaboro Oswego Syracuse Utica Montrose Binghamton Bloomsburg Plymouth and Northumberland with frequent departures from Scranton and various intermediate stations. It shows morning afternoon and evening services and special Sunday trains with adjusted timings.
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Trainelauve Beranton
New York
Philadelphia
Gouldaboro
Binghamton
Bimba
Osawero
Syracuse
Ute
Oswego
Utlen
Bundiy
Montrose
Ph Om
Nicholson
Bloomeburg
Northumber- Thi
Plymouth
Hulato
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Through Service Details
The notice details Lehigh Valley Railroad train offerings effective November 1, including trains from Serantory to Philadelphia and New York via D or I R lines with through parlor and day coach cars, times to White Haven Pottsville Bethlehem and other points, and Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trips between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo Suspension Bridge. Officials listed: Rollin W Wilbur, Charles Lee, A W Nonemacher with ticket office and reservation contact in Wilkes-Barre and South Bethlehem.
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Serantory
Philadelphia
New York
Tal
L. V
White Haven
Euleton
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Manston
Reading
Harrisburg
Tinkhannock
Towanda
Timira
Tihtea
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Balls
Chicago
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Suspension Bridge
Rollin W W. Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles, Lee
Pass
Reading System schedule details for New York trains
The notice outlines the Reading System Central Railroad of New Jersey schedule effective Nov 11. Trains from Scranton depart at 7:00 am, 1:00 pm and 7:14 pm with through vestibule service to New York Philadelphia and other southern points and connections to Baltimore Washington and Long Branch Ocean Grove. Through cars with Pullman buffet parlor are available for Philadelphia and other routes. Ticketing and agent contact at stations.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D C
New York
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Tia
Reading
Lebanon
W. G. Bessler
Burt Gin
Train Schedule From Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia and West
Schedule lists trains from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman cars and coaches. Connections extend to Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. Weekday and Sunday times, fares and intermediate stations named. officials listed as J B Tietchinbsom and Joe Wood.
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Scrafton
Wilkes-Barre
Pullman Buffet
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George R. Jermyn
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George Ft. Jermyn
Gqhorgeh B. Mralyn
Clinton Water Co
Glenwood Water Co
Frank Lummsher
Agenta
Grand Union Tea Co
Lackawinnnk Avenue
Walter W. Winton
Mears Building
Washington Avenue
Maguing Gillespie
Green Ridge Street
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Annex
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D. J. Thomas
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Anchor Mfg Co
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Pittshiure
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Hackett, Stoxes Real Estate Exchange Building
R. P. Hamiston
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Albert Schultz
Comer Mulberry
Webster Ave
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North Scranton
GEO. W. Davis
North Main Avenue
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Lorenz
Marion Street
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