Carbondale Triumphs in Dual Football Matches
In Carbondale Alumni park a large crowd watched two close football games. The alumni defeated St Thomas Scranton 12 to 0 with Brennen scoring a goal after a strong running drive. Wood’s College and Scranton High School also met, Carbondale winning 0 to 0 as Forbes kicked a late goal. the crowd enjoyed a disciplined, injury-free event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Alumn
Foegens
St. Thomas’ College
Scranton
Brennen
St. Thomas
Brennana
Vandermark
Crane
Thomas
Downe
Woods College
High School
Wood
Business College of Scranton
Forbes
Silk Mill Subscribers Vote on Bonds for Unpaid Contracts
An important meeting of silk mill building fund subscribers was held at the city council chambers. Reese Hughes was named chairman and EB Peck secretary. The trustees reported contracts total 43171.07, with many subscribers not yet paid. The board was authorized to issue mortgage bonds to cover obligations, offering bonds to fully paid subscribers first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Raily Hall
Board of Trustees
Klots Throwing Company
Mber Island
Nomination Meeting Names Officers for Post Elections
An irregular transcription shows Davies Post of the Grand Army of the Republic nominating officers. Hon. John Kelly is slated for the top office with a commander and senior vice commander nominees including Chris Schults and John C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Mgrng
H. ‘Davies Post
The
Republic
John Kelly
Chris Schults
John C
Encampment Officials Named in Local Roll Call
Davies vice commander nady quartermaster A W John Kelly sergeant Milo Felts chaplain D C Benscoter O D James Lyanady O G D Jones trustee J Davis to to encampment A W Daley and John Kelly noted in the roster.
Coroner's Jury Rules Keating Death Due to Heart Failure
A coroner's jury empaneled by Coroner Kelley found J. J. Keating's death in Wandling due to heart failure. The jury members were Michael Moran Henry Carter M B Madigan P F Carroll William Lavin and John Brickly. Undertaker Morrison took charge of the body and brought it to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Keating
Kelley
Wandling
Michael Moran
Henry Carter
M. B. Madigan
P.F. Carroll
William Lavin
John Brickly
Morrison
First Wood’s Business College graduates in stenography
Frank B. Schoonover of Belmont street and M. E. Peck of Prompton are the first graduates from Wood's Business College in stenography and type writing. Peck has secured a position as stenographer and private secretary with a Riverside law firm and will depart in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Schoonover
Belmont Street
M. EB. Peck
Prompton
Wood's
Business College
Mr. Peck
Riverside
California
Social Roundup at Hotels and Homes of Pittston
A series of dinners and visits document social life in Pittston. Mr and Mrs C O Mellen hosted at the Anthracite Hotel. out of town guests included Dr and Mrs Pierce and family. Many locals and visitors attend gatherings at Hotel American and various homes, with updates on health and travels among the McComb, Harrett, and Watt families.
Catholic Young Men's Society hosts a social at Club of 95 in Olyphant
The Catholic Young Men's To the Abstinence and Benevolent Society held a social at the Club of 95 rooms with M. J. Keegan as MC and James J. O Malley assisting. The reception and floor committees are listed, music by Miss Thornton of Providence, and visitors include Miss Annie Dougher of Wilkes-Barre. Conflicting notes about electric light contracts are corrected with burgesses signing two contracts on Nov 18 and the third by the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young Men's
Carbondale
The
Tribune
Olyphant Gazette
Olyphant
Scranton Republican
Burgens
Foster. Thanksgiving clay pigeons scores at Binghamton
At the Thanksgiving clay pigeon shoot in Binghamton scores were posted out of fifty. George Gillespie led with 43 points. Hobbie and Peete also scored, while Taaprett and Covte contributed solid scores in the field event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gillespie
Binghamton
Hobbie Binghamton
Pittston Tribune Ad Office Hours and Address
The Pittston office of Boranton Tribune is located at No 6 Com 50 Street where all advertisement orders for job work and items for auction reception will receive prompt attention. Office opens from 9am to 1pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Boranton Tribune
Com 50
Tam
Lp. m
Pittston Defeats Wyoming Seminary in Kingston
Large crowd from Pittston traveled to Kingston to watch the football game between Pittston and Wyoming Seminary. The Pittston team defeated the Seminarians 20 to 0, ending a prior Seminary victory in the series. Fans celebrated with horns and cheering late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Local notices include deaths and social updates in Wilkes-Barre area
George Mongene died from injuries suffered at Twin shaft three men ago with funeral at his South Main Street home and interment at Market Street Cemetery. Several locals, including M F Loughney of Browntown, recover from recent injury. Social visits and nursing recoveries noted among Carbondale, Sebastopol, Parsonage Street, and Duryea residents. Pittston business directory advertises plumbing Wright & Co and exchange offers for a new range and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mongene
South Main Street
Market Street
M. F. Loughney
Browntown
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Ruddy
Carbondale
Rose Coggins
Sebastopol
Connors
Harter
Cella Coleman
O'Malley
Parsonage Street
Ella Beers
Nellie Boyle
Wyoming Valley
Michael Battle
Oregon
Pittston
Wright & Co
Honesdale Triumph Over Carbondale In Local Football
Honesdale defeated Carbondale 10 to 0 in yesterdays high school football clash. Schuerholz scored for Honesdale on a first half drive with Swift adding the kick, and a second half TD by Swift sealed the victory. Amity Social club held their annual ball at the Armory with Motsgar’s orchestra and refreshments by Hoover. A home wedding united Miss Lillie Kats and Emmanuel Freeman at his residence on Second Street with notable out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Carbondale
Swift
Perry
Jenkins
W. Mills
Vankheuren
French
Beers
Hobbs
W. Smith
F. Schuerholz
Wood
Dix
Rogers
Budd
Brockenshire
Iager
Pendleton
Smith
Johnson
Eaton
Gritman
Millard
John Bryden
Schuerhole
Amity
Hoover
Minnie Brauer
Mary Gunnals
Ed. Frishie
H. C. Retteau
M. H. Tappan
Oddie Sahm
Henry Bruning
John Rivenburg
Lou Munson
Ike
Benjamin Mendelsohn
Mayfield
James Walsh
Doyle
Waymart
Jacob Kats
Second Street
Misa Lillie
Emmanuel Freeman
Max Levy
Cleveland
Jef Schlanker
New York
Freeman
Augustus Thompson
Yaley
Twitmeyer
Lafayette
William Swift
Harry Hillman Academy
Funeral of Henry Schultz Jr. Held on East Side
The funeral for Henry Schultz Jr aged 70 who died Tuesday at his East Side home was held at 2 pm Thursday from the German Lutheran church with large attendance. Interment followed in the Eddy cemetery. He is survived by his wife, son Henry of this place, and daughter Mrs. Clarence Loveless of Port Jervis NY. Misa Nell Woodward returned from Wyoming Seminary Kingston to spend Thanksgiving Day with her sister Miss Lou Hardenbergh of Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schultz, Jr
the Eddy
Schultz
Henry
Clarence Loveless
Port Jervis
N. Y
Misa Nell Woodward
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Lou Hardenbergh
Honesdale
Local Notes And Social News From Town
Spent Thursday in town and visited Miss Marie Atkinson. Mrs. George W. Lake returned from New York where she spent six weeks in hospital. Weings has secured a freight clerk position at the Erie depot. M. F. Dolphin of Moosic was in town Tuesday afternoon. The Tuesday concert at Standard Opera House by the Famous Canadian Jubilee Singers for Epworth League netted about $6 to aid the society piano fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Atkinson
George W. Lake
New York
Gus. Weings
Erie
Eddy
M. F. Dolphin
Moosic
Standard Opera House
Jubilee Singers
Epworth League
Local Notes on Appointments Visits and a New Marriage
Miss Jennie King accepts a position at the aisk mill. The Baptists open their new church with a Thanksgiving sunrise prayer meeting. Rev Fagan to lecture on temperance at St Lawrence church in Great Bend Sunday evening. Mrs Gertrude Read visits Hackettstown New Jersey. J R Douglass attends the Atlanta exposition. Bert Colsten of Great Bend takes a civil engineering post in Honolulu. George Stone of Athens Pennsylvania visits James B McCreary. Albert McCloud marries Miss Charity Jones at the bride's home on Pine street with Rev John Davis officiating. The couple to begin housekeeping in town. Mrs William Hoover visits her parents in Candor New York. Mr and Mrs S H Chatman of Montrose guests of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Mellen
Hotel Anthractte
R. Ottman
Edward Clarkson
G. E. Mills
C. W. Mellen
Harry Bartlett
Margaret Clarkson
Maggie Marcy
Judson Smith
Warnick
Madeline Wills
Winthrop Mellen
Harold Burdick
Hugh McComb
E. J. Pierce
F. E. McComb
Scranton
Nellie Dougherty
Wilken- Barre
Lucy Farrell
Pike Street
Catherine Harrett
Fallbrook Street
Pittston
Cora McGowry
Lincoln Avenue
Hollisterviller
Wayne County
Mary White
Jersey City
Lizzie Ammerman
Canaan Street
Annie Powderly
Dru. Goods Store
Williams
Hotel American
Frank McComb
Beatrice
Harrison
EB. J. Pierce
Glen
David McComb
William Pierce
Carbondale
Leonard
Green Ridge
K. G. Wickwire
McMillan
Salt Lake City
James D
Salt Lake
Maurice G. Watt
Georgia
Gregory
Sarah McComb
Professor Doty
Eva M. Whiting
South Church Street
James W. Malone
St. Rose Rectory
Anna O'Boyle
Anna Davis
Kate Grady
Maggie Purcell
William Walsh
E. K. Morse
New York
Liggle Healey
Hyde Park
Dundaff Street
Kittle McHugh
Thomas Burns
Hon
Jennie King
Aisk Mill
Baptists
New Church
Father Fagan
St. Lawrence Church
Great Bend
Mies Gertrude Read
Hackettstown
N. J
J. R. Douglass
Bert Colsten
Honolulu
George Stone
Athens
James B. McCreary
Albert McCloud
Charity Jones
Pine Street
John Davis
the Baptist Church
William Hoover
Candor
N. Y
8. H. Chatman
Montrose
Town
Death of Patrick Campbell Hits Local Community
A wide circle of friends mourns Patrick Campbell's death with interment at Holyphant Catholic cemetery. The Ancient Order of Hibernians band postpones its entertainment indefinitely due to their president's passing. Community concerns arise over a dark street spot at the Delaware and Hudson depot and calls for electric lighting and sidewalks along railroad crossings. Herten Eley and P. J. Gilboy were noted visitors and guests in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Catholic Cemetery
Order of
Hibernians
Cornet Band
Patrick Campbell
Delaware and Hudson Depot
Boulevard Road
Herten Eley
Olyphant
P. J. Gilboy
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Relief in six hours from distressing kidney and bladder issues with the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy claims prompt relief of pain in the bladder kidneys and urinary passages in both men and women. It purportedly eases water retention and pain during urination. Sold by C M Harris at 125 Penn Avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Polish Dramatic Society Stage Debut Draws Crowds at Smiths Hall
A Polish Dramatic society play at Smiths Music Hall last evening drew curiosity and a neat sum. Mortie Hawk of Malin street spent Thanksgiving in Peckville with his sister Mrs A T Dunlap. Funeral for Patrick Campbell held yesterday at Olyphant Catholic church. he died from injuries in Johnson No 2 colliery leaves widow and one child. he belonged to Division No 14 Ancient Order of Hibernians which attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Music Hall
Polish Dramatic Society
Mortie Hawk
Malin Street
Peckville
A. T. Dunlap
Patrick Campbell
Olyphant Catholicc Church
Division No. 14
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Johnson No. 2
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J. Scott
Inglis
M. E. Peck
Duote
Joe
Foster
Hawley
Hood
Bunny
Nebusood Bt
Phiodalphin
Halstead
Wilkes Barre
A. P O'Malley
S. Washington ST
Pal
Pennsylvania
Washington
Fpriceburg
U-Mamager
Lacka. Ave
Bolo
Lackawanna Valley
Watt Building
Church Street
Dickson Manufacturing Co
America
England
France
Denmark
Flanders
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