Four Weddings at St Rose Church in Carbondale
In Carbondale yesterday at St Rose Church four couples united in marriage. Julia Duffy and James Healey led the day’s ceremony followed by Margaret Murphy and Patrick Newcomb and Mary McDonough with Martin Garden. Ella Loftus and William Ward also wed at four o’clock, with receptions and preparations for housekeeping to follow.
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St. Rose's Church
Julia Duffy
Washington Street
James Healey
Margart E
Death of James J. Keating Shrouded in Mystery
James J. Keating, a city resident, was found dead in his Wandling boarding room yesterday morning. Coroner's jury verdict pending. he was formerly of Van Wing and Pike Street, with relatives in Mill Street and Pike Street. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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James J. Keating
Wandling
Keating
Kelly
Richard Keating
van Wing
Pike Street
Mill Street
William Keating
P. F. Grady
Fraternal Council Plans Winter Visiting Tour
A Pioneer Council No. 992 fraternal visit plan announces a winter itinerary to strengthen ties with brethren in the valley. The series will visit Forest City Dundaff Peckville Archbald Jermyn and Honesdale with return visits expected and extensive entertainment arrangements in Forest City.
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Pioneer Council
Partler Order
United American Mechanics
Realln
Lécal Council
Forest City
Dundaff
Peckville
Archbald
Jermyn
Honesdale
Wreck On Nineveh Ranch Involving Delaware and Hudson Trains
A severe collision occurred on the Nineveh ranch of the Delaware and Hudson when two locomotives came together due to misinterpreted train orders. The crash caused thousands of dollars in damage but, fortunately, no injuries are reported.
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William Brokenshire
Judson Foster
Isaac Baker
Thomas Morgan
East Windsor
Foster
Trafic
Nineveh
Delaware and Hudson
Personal and Other Items From Scranton
Local notices report injuries from a fall, visitors, travel plans, and Thanksgiving visits. Christian Howald is feared unrecovered after a bridge fall. Miss Mary Fagan and others are noted as guests and visitors across Scranton and nearby towns. A Luby family illness and several trips to Philadelphia, New York, Wilkes-Barre, and Elwyn school are listed among many short items.
Community Gratitude List Narrows On Local Concerns
A local column lists residents and groups thankful for small gains as townships voters prepare for spring supervisor elections. The Ladies Aid chicken supper at the Methodist church is praised as a success despite rain plus notices urge support for tax collection and church events tonight.
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David Price
Myr Murray
Casner Weisenfly
Robotham
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Ecor Church
George J. Kehr
Bibley
Stewart Methodisn Episcopal Chute
Milton Brown Surprise Visit From Young Friends On MIN Street
Friday evening Milton Brown hosted a surprise gathering at his home on MIN street with a long list of attendees including Jessie Bowen Ethel Bowen Ellen Bowen Mary Haines Grace Travis Ruth Gardiner Mabel DeWitt Vileda Wilbur Sarah Decker Nellie Hinds Bessie Swartz Nona Labor Lottie George Lida Crittenden Messie Welland Peck Will Van Brunt Bert Blesecker Otto Ehrhardt Gaige Dalrymple Daniel Gardiner Charlie Gordon Samuel Watts John Sheld. The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold a regular meeting Saturday afternoon at 220 at Mrs Vaughn s home with full attendance expected. The event notes indicate ongoing services at the Methodist Episcopal church and mention a farmers institute in Iris centa.
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Hi Home
Min Street
Jessie
Ethel
Ellen Bowen
Mary Haines
Grace Travis
Ruth Gardiner
Mabel DeWitt
Vileda Wilbur
Sarah Decker
Nellie Hinds
Bessie Swartz
Nona Labor Lottie George
Lida Crittenden
Messie Welland Peck
Will van Brunt
Bert Blesecker
Otto Ehrhardt
Gaige Dalrymple
Daniel Gardiner
Chariie Var Gordon
Samuel, Watts
John Sheld
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Vaughn
Methodiat Episcopal
Farmers’ Institute
Iris
Centa
Pittston Tribune Office Details and Hours
Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune at No William Street handles advertisements and publication orders with prompt attention. Office hours run from 8 am to 10 pm.
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Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
William Street
Two Couples Married by Roy at St John’s Church
Charles O'Brien of Corcoran O'Brien and Tighe wed Miss Anna Noon of Port Griffith at St. John's Roman Catholic church with Very Rev. John Finnen officiating. Attendants included Maggie Burke and William McDonnell. The couple soon left for a city trip and planned housekeeping on North Main Street. A second wedding united Terrance Bradigan and Miss Ella Sammon of Sebastopol with Mark Robinson as bridesmaid and John Byron as groomsman.
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Charles O'Brien
Corcoran
Washington
Baltimore
North Main Street
Terrance Bradigan
Misa Ella Sammon
Sebastopol
Mark Robinson
John Byron
Charles Fench and Miss Stella Ed gar wedding planned
Charles Fench and Miss Stella Ed gar, both of the West Side, will be married at the bride's home this evening at 230 Parke street. John M. Eagan transferred the Houser property deed on North Main street to Rev. J. F. Greeve who bought it for his residence. The new Music Hall orchestra wowed audiences with The White Squadron and fans are promised Gorman Brothers with Gilhooleys Abroad Friday. The port office opens today 9 to 1 and 4 to 5. carriers make two deliveries and three collections. Pittston and Kingston football to play at the latter place today. Pittston Business Directory lists Wright & Co. plumbing at 7 South Main Street and a new range for sale or exchange.
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Charles Fench
Stella Edgar
West Side
Parke Street
John M. Eagan
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Houser
North Main Street
J. F. Greeve
Music Hall
Gorman Brothers
Thanksgiving Week Closures and Community Notices
Borough and township schools closed yesterday through next Monday for Thanksgiving exercises. Illness notes include Miss Ada Webster at home and Miss Kate McQueen with typhoid fever. Thanksgiving services at Langcliffe Presbyterian church at 10 20. Apollo dance class held first social at Emmett hall with many visitors and pianist Miss Agnes Gibbons. Demorest silver medal contest at Primitive Methodist church. winner Miss Lizzle Green amid slight dispute with Miss Campbell. Notable events include school construction contract awarded to Davis of Taylor for 4200 and various social and religious gatherings across town.
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Ada Webster
Malin Street
Kate McQueen
Langcliffe Presbyterian Church
Emmett Hall
Misa Agnes Gibbons
Demorest
Primitive Methodist Church
Anna Commermuth
Maud Holgate
Lizzle Green
Sadie Campbell
Liggle Green
Doney
Miss Green
Campbell
Miles Eliza Dick
Mooale
Davis
Taylor
Kate O'Hara
Pittston
Funeral for J. B. Daniels Planned at Welsh Church
A large number of visitors were in town last night. The funeral for J. B. Daniels, who died early yesterday, will be Saturday afternoon at the Welsh Congregational church with Acacia lodge in charge. Interment follows at Forest Home cemetery. John Gibbons of South Scranton visited town yesterday. Post office hours today are 9 to 10 p m and 1 to 2 p m. bay stores will be closed.
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Storrs Street
J. B. Daniels
Welsh Congregational Church
Forest Home Cemetery
Acacia Lodge
A. M
John Gibbons
South Scranton
Peckville Carnival of Holidays at Presbyterian Church
A new church fair called a carnival of holidays ran from Tuesday night in Peckville basement under the Young People’s Society with booths for New Year’s, Christmas, Fourth of July and more. A supper followed and a concluding musical program featured local performers and guests.
Major injury after boy crushed by freight train at Great Bend
Master Edward Kilrow, 14, son of Thomas Kilrow of Great Bend, was crushed when he attempted to jump onto an Erie freight train backing up on Wednesday afternoon and fell beneath it.
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Edward Kilrow
Thomas Kilrow
Great Bend
Erie
Local Montrose Notes Highlight Community Visitants and Illness
Mrs Richardson wife of Dr Richardson was suddenly stricken with apoplexy last Monday and remains in critical condition. George T Powell of Ghent attended farmers institute this week. Professor G C Watson from State College of Agriculture spoke on insect destroyers of fruit trees. Professor John Hamilton director of institutes spoke on road making and crop cultivation. Ler Frink visited Binghamton earlier this week. C N Young a guest of E Guy at the Montrose house. George Watrous went to New York City with Mrs Watrous. Editor Whiting of the Sentinel is sick with a cold. H W Linderman of Buffalo spent Thanksgiving in Montrose. Professor Clark and Mrs Clark of Harford Orphan School were in town. Dr Butterfield spent Wednesday in town. Warren of Scranton was in town last week. William Wheeler Mulford passed Montrose en route to Lakeside for Thanksgiving with his mother.
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W. L. Richardson
George T. Powell
Ghent
Farmers’ Institute
G. C. Watson
State College of Agriculture
John Hamilton
Ler Frink
Binghamton
C. N. Young
E. Guy
Montrose House
George Watrous
New York City
Clark and
Mra. Clark
Harford Orphan School
Butterfield
Montrose
C. A. Warren
Scranton
William Wheeler Mulford
Lakeside
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by this remedy. It aims at the urinary passages in both men and women, reducing water retention and pain in passing. Sold by C. M. Harris, druggist, 125 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
How are you getting along with your work on the new post office
A dialogue from Looking Ahead in the Washington Star features Mr Dolan and Foine discussing the new post office project. The speaker notes the job will last and that he has willed it to his youngest son to keep the family going.
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Washington Star
New Post Office
Mr. Dolan
Foine
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