Honesdale News Briefs and Local Notices
Lonesdale events note a Thursday 8 pm game between the TM Hilrteenth Tegiment foot bath team and Honesdale at the silk mill grounds, plus a December 4 entertainment "Down on the Parn." A new tax on the Delaware And Hideon goes into effect Friday, with other items including a funeral for Dr. Chirence By Bos Fer and a medical education note for Dr. Poster. Three robbers arrested in Sayre suspected of multiple thefts. Bradford County plans for a Ninth Regiment Company M chapter formation. a window fall incident from a Wyalusing man leaves him with a broken neck.
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Apooter
Scanton
Lonesdale
TM Hilrteenth Tegiment Foot Bath
Honesdale
Silk Mill Grounds
Opera Hooee
Parn
Oonday
Delaware and Hideon
Finndhy
Ate Fom
Eave Beranton
Honeedate
Mevsrs
Torice Monner
C. M. Gentie
Sam Brown
A. O. Keinbite
Nike County
Chirence
Bosfer
Hommel Wentor
Dahtness Ware
Dh. Foster Wis
Honesdate
Fle
Jastih Huhobeth
Eholed
Posten
Elie
Rostey Tit
Toyo Iter
Witkinal
Nitlonel Daiak
Phodaebor
Vionrmerkile High School
Isii
Pehitiary
Deo
Dusinberre
New York
Callege
Chambers Street Hospital
Tlonesdate
Willy Thie
Is Neihie
W. J. Wil
Poster
Voraner
Wayne
ISOS
Honesdale Presbyterian Churen
Myereburg
Sayre
Lehigh Valley
Caskey
Daniel Lauphere
Michael
James Hoyle
Bradford County
Towanda Obituaries and Local Social Notes
Towanda reports the death of longtime businessman AL Croney after a long diabetes illness. Funeral services were held yesterday. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Vou lter of Pico Yonoves, with a family surviving including husband, daughter and son. Mrs. M. E. Wilson of Coudersport visits Towanda. A wedding anniversary is celebrated in Scranton. Franklin Steamer Co. to hold a fate and festival in February. Orville W. Mosier, a town veteran, is mentioned.
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Towanda
M. E. Wilson
Coudersport
and Ales
Heveland
Cuneten
OM. Cavnochin
Scranton
Franklin Steamer Company
Orville W. Mosier
Prisoners sent to penitentiary from Montrose
Four prisoners were transported to the Master penitentiary in Philadelphia. Thomas Brick Pronk Smith and Michael Turns receive fifteen months for jailbreaking. Frank Fassett gets one year eight months for horse stealing. Dirick also faces one year eight months for breaking and entering the Erie station at Great Bend.
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Speetala
Montrose
William J. Maxey
Wright
J. Brewster
Mastern
Philadelphia
Thomas Brick
Pronk Smith
Michael Turns
Frank Fassett
Dirick
Mire
Givitfis
Vroomian Chairdiner
Waystone Academy
Factorvville
Glenn Ciay
Schenertaly
Montrose House
Albert Miller
Ilness
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Benton
Village Hall
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
Charles W. Brodhead
Montrage
Miembhor
Susquehannie
State Board of Netliniture
Court House
Elt. Sweet
Serenton
Mass
W. S. Mudord
Miahelle Shaw
Bing=hannton
Susquehanna County
Weath
Tenn Doolittle
Ras. O.cuudeburg
Local notices from Kingsley November 28
Special to the Scranton Tribune Kingsley reports Harry Van Auskirk will move to a Hartford area farm Mira Elmer Smith has returned home The Y M W C A will hold a special meeting in the Lecture room Friday evening November 20 Daisy Birch visited her parents at Dimock Revivals occur in the M E Church this week J P Manwell and Gertrude Stearns attended a Philadelphia convention Manwell reported Sunday morning Thanksgiving services at 1 am at the M E Church Rev Manwell will preach the sermon
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Kingsley
Hiarry van Auskirk
Hartford
Mira
Elmer Smmith
Misa Daisy Birtch
Dimock
M, EL
J. P. Manwell
Gertrude Stearns
Philadelphia
Snowfalls and local notes from Springville November
Special to the Seraiton Tribune reports two inches of snow in Springville with several residents ill or recovering. Edgar L. Button improves after ten days of illness and is active in town. N H Sherman takes charge of the newly vacated grocery. The heaviest rain since last winter fell Sunday night but Wells remain dry. Miles Prichard and Robert Wilson recoveries noted. Perry Lyman and brother Stanley visit from Red Lodge Montana with others on return. Miss Leda Terry is slightly ill, and Ben Scott runs the mill.
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Seraiton Tribune
Springville
Edgar L. Button
N. H. Sherman
Robert 5. Wilson
Miles Prichard
Robert Wilson
Red Lodge
Montana
Perry H. Lyman
Stanley Lyman
Perry
Leda Terry
Ben Scott
Tunkhannock Ends Season With Wilkes Barre Game
Scranton Tribune notes Tunkhannock football closes its season Thursday against Wilkes Barre with hopes for a victory. Community updates include jury wheel preparations, local illnesses, and upcoming meetings.
Forest City appoints Dwyer burgess amid busy local week
Dr. Dwyer is named burgess of Forest City by Judge Searle to fill the vacancy left by J. F. Gallagher. A large opera house dance, music by Professor Firth of Carbondale, and W. J. Collins as prompter drew many attendees. The town reports about sixty join the Book Club, with circulation to start soon. no school Thursday or Friday. Funeral services for Mrs. William O Keefe held at St Agnes church before interment in Honesdale. The Lyceum and Academy host a lineup of shows including West’s Minstrels and Spooners double bill with Diversions by Miss Spooner and others.
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Forest City
D. Dwyer
Searle
J. F. Gallagher
Firth
Carbondale
W. J. Collins
Francis P. Hoban
Was
T. W. Thiese
G. W. Moore
Center Street
Higgins Avenue
William O'Keefe
St. Agnes’ Church
Honesdale
Religious and social notices from Avoca ward
Evangelical services are held this week at Miss Mary Hastie's home in the North End with J Hudson Ballard of Elmira presiding. A social is planned in Sarsfield hall this afternoon and evening. Thomas Ryan Jr. was buried yesterday at St Marys cemetery with pallbearers Patrick Cree don Patrick McAndrew William Pitg patrick William Studders Thomas Queeney and David McAndrew. Andrew and Charles Druffner are hunting at Clifton. Nellie Clark joins International Correspondence Schools as an instructor. Mr. and Mrs. D C Morton are visiting New York City.
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Mary Hastie
North End
J. Hudson Ballard
Elmira
D. C. Morton
New York City
Nellie Clark
International Correspondence Schools
Thomas
Patrick Ryan
Patrick Creedon
Patrick McAndrew
William Pitgpatrick
William Studders
Thomas Queeney
David McAndrew
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sarsfield Hall
Andrew
Charles Druffner
Clifton
Krance's Cold Cure Capsules Advertisement
One line ad touts Krance's Cold Cure Capsules promising a good night's sleep and morning bowel movement certainty. States price 25 cents and sold by Matthews Byos.
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Krance
Matthews Byos
Brick Methodist Sunday school to host Monday recital
Recital planned at the parsonage by Brick Methodist Episcopal and Primitive Methodist Sunday schools on Monday evening, Dec. 1. Families relocate homes mentioned, with several games including peanut hunt and pie race. Christmas exercises are being prepared by both Sunday schools.
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Mise Alice Brown
G. PF
Ace
Benjamin Richardson
Front Street
Walter Naylor
Richerd
Brick Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Brick Methodist Episcoopal
Primitive Methodist
Thanksgiving gatherings and church events noted in town
Miss Alice Henry and Miss Helen Ross plan Thanksgiving in New York. Carrie Williams of Ann Arbor visited Rev. Z. N. Balles. A Thanksgiving home mission service at the Presbyterian church, hosted by the Woman's Missionary society, invites all. Dr. Harshaw preaches Friday. Rev. Armentrout returns home. John Close to spend Thanksgiving in Kineton.Mooselhilgh school entertainment a success. Dr. Severson’s Gettysburg lecture drew a large appreciative audience with vivid battle scenes and attire descriptions.
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Alice Henry
Helen Ross
New York
Mic
Carrie Williams
Ann Arbor
Mich
Z. N. Balles
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
TS. Armentrout
Harshaw
West Pittston
John Close
Kineton
Moosle Hilgh School
Gettysburg
O. L. Severson
Popular Privet Show Opens With Miss Beatrice Burly
An evening of high class specialties features Miss Beatrice Burly under a winsome act by a popular comedienne. The Musical Havens perform a novel act with varied musical numbers. A parade and select concert by Shoween's Twentieth Century band at Shoa follow. Exclusive report notes a fashionable marriage celebration in the city, linking Miss Gigee Anna Broalas and Clement Miller Hurdle in Miteotarg.
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Comedienne
Beatrice Burly
Shoween
Mies
Anna Broalas
Congresine
Marsiale
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