Pittston Y M C A Defeats Calvary 16 to 7 in Wilkes-Barre
Pittston Young Men's Christian Association basketball team beat Calvary 16 to 7 at Wilkes Barre yesterday evening. Physical Director Lewie plans a trip to Philadelphia for games over Christmas, with matches already booked for Christmas night and the following night.
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Calvary
Wilkes-Barre
Lewie
Philadelphia
Robert Himil
Peter Higgins
Richard Deavleon
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Riverside Park Inn
Valley Road
Higgins
Wiggins
Wyoming
Walter Jacoby
Saunders
E Harshaw
West Side
the Holy Land
Music Hall
F. Isttweln
Hughestown
Noxon
Ettweln
Clara Benedict
George Benedict
Susquehanna Avenue
West Pittston
Blythe Rutter White
Scranton
Thomas McLaughlin
West Railroad Street
Pittston Hospital
MccLaughlin
McLaughlin
John Watson
Linden Street
Watson
New Mexico
Hallstead Nominating Committee Named for Christian Endeavor
Hallstead reports Miss Leora Van Loan Miss Alice Scotten and Miss Grace Harding named to report at the next Christian Endeavor meeting of the Presbyterian church. Thanksgiving visits and local moves fill community notes with residents returning to town and taking new positions.
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Hallstead
Leora van Loan
Alice Scotten
Grace Harding
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Brandt
Joseph Byington
Ray Brown
Charles
Nicholson
Caroline Mead
Miss Carmer
Port Jervis
Hoge
Cox and Salem
Binghamton
Katherine Summerton
Helen Hutchings
Kistler Hall
Great Bend
Maud Capwell
Eva van Wormer
Warren Simriih
Thomas Leonard
Church Street
Herbert Evans
Ed Burton
Sherwood
Buffalo
Arthur Chichester
Mya. C. Guiles
Cecil Wtose
Kate Downes
Norwich
Michael Firian
Ithaca
Mra. Lockwood
Lockwood
George A. Adams
Leo Whaler
Montrase
Delaware, Lackawanna and Hudson
Charles Holmes
James Simrill
Main Strect
Warren F. Simyill
Pine Street
Frank
Barnes
Fildred
Lacka- Wanne Avenue
William Oakley
Factoryville
Halstead
A. Hawkins
Verla Shaw
Thanksgiving service adds meaning to Uniondale gathering
Uniondale on Thanksgiving day held a Methodist church service with Rev J G Raymond Rev D D Jenkins and choir leading the program. The event featured an address on Three Reasons for National Gratitude, hymns and an anthem by Prof Thomas and Miss Carrie Bronson, ending with benediction by Rev J W Newell.
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Scranton Tribune
Uniondale
Arthur Foster
Thompson
James
Willie Tinker
Carbondale
Emma Newell
Scranton
Stephen Bronson
Thomas
P. Brooks
Wilkes-Barre
Presbyterian Church
Frank Hayien
Herrick Center
D. D. Jenkins
Marjorie
J. G. Raymond
Daisy Bronson
William Bronson
Columbia
United Choir
H. J. Crane
Prof. Thomas
Carrie Bronson
America
Montrose News Roundup Including Local Moves And Football Win
Montrose reports George Curtis accepting a job in Cooley and Son's store. J W Munger has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. W W Smith traveled to Athens Pennsylvania to visit Dr Edward Kh Joachtin. Droc D Mackey returns home improved. Mrs BF O Shepherd and children visit Wilkes-Barre relatives. Peter Creter of Gillis Chins store in Wilkes-Barre spent Thanksgiving here. Norman Stewart of Scranton in town. his son visited relatives here. Lottie Reynolds spent Thanksgiving with Beranton relatives. After December 1 the cooperative creamery stops butter, milk sent to New York. Mr. and Mrs. A L Lindsay of Wyoming visited relatives here. Mrs Wirth Conklin and Zelda visit West Pittston. Montrose football team defeats Meshoppen 26 to 0 on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs F J Scott of Scranton spent Thanksgiving here.
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Montrose
George Curtis
Henrt Lake
Cooley & Son
John WW. Munger
W. W. Smith
Athens
Bradford County
Edward Kh. Joachtin
Droc
D. Mackey
BF. Os. Shepherd
Wilkes- Barre
Peter Creter
Gillis Chins
Wilkes-Barre
Norman Stewart
Scranton
Lottie Reynolds
Beranton
F. J. Scott
Death of William Webber at North Main Street home
William Webber died yesterday morning after months of tuberculosis at his North Main Street residence. He was 65, an early Avoca settler and longtime engineer for the Pennsylvania Coal Co, later a collector for Lyne Brook Water Co. An Englishman with robust reminiscences, he belonged to the Knights of Honor, the Odd Fellows and the 177th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Survived by his wife, seven sons, three daughters, and several relatives. Funeral Sunday at Lafayette Church in Dunmore cemetery. no flowers.
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North Main Street
Diceieil
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lywne Brook Water Company
Odd Fellowes
Pittston
Myr
Webber
177Th
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Myra
Thomas Nglish
William
Kingston
James
Dunmore
Bessie
Kila
George
Louis
John
Charles
Robert
Lafayette
Dunmore Cemetery
Charles Dickinson
England
Emma Hollon
Bloomsbury Normal School
Thomas Bortawick
Lonaconing
H. L. Hollister
Painted Post
Hornellsville
B. Irene Nash
Canton
A. P. Hollister
Lincoln
Hnl
Lu Lansing
N. Y
Frank Howard
Miss Eliza Brown and Mary Nolan Visit Nanticoke
Miss Eliza and Charlotte Brown of this place stay with friends in Nanticoke. Miss Mary Nolan of Scranton visits at the home of Miss May Nolan, Mrs. William G. Evans, and Bar.
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Eliza
Charlotte Brown
Nanticoke
Mary Nolan
Scranton
May Nolan
William G. Evans
Gon
Local visits highlight family ties in town report
The text notes a Thursday gathering at the home of a sister, Mrs. Dill, with Mrs. Frank Lane present. It mentions Green Tudge and his relative Mra. 8, C. Dill, along with Mrs. Lane, and references recovery and mobility.
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Mra
C. Dill
Frank Lane
New Milford Football Game Reports Local Match
Special to the Scranton Tribune from New Milford notes a football game played on the home ground Thursday afternoon between the New Milford team and a Binghamton team. Also mentions social items including visits, parties, and a nearby ill person.
Scranton Singers to Compete for 1000 Dollar Prize in Brooklyn
The town's Scranton Choral Society will travel to Brooklyn New York to vie for a $1000 prize with members including J W Keege Mrs GB O Jones Mrs W J Hoskins Mrs W H Peterson Anna Watkins Gertrude Watkins Owen M Howells Lydia Hosking David Griffithe George Francis John Powell J F Tubbs W Watkins Sidney Owen John RH Thomas Daniel Jones and Harry Evans Also Mrs J F Tubbs accompanies the party Sabbath services at Calvary Baptist Church Rev Dr Harris to officiate Thanksgiving night social at Archbald and Pyne Primitive Methodist Church well attended and profitable.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
J. W. Keege
Mre
O. Jones
W. J. Hoskins
W. H. Peterson
Miseos Anna
Gertrude Watkins
Owen M. Howells
Lydian Hosking
James Powell
North Main Street
Ehust Derby
Henry Weibel
Rey
A. Weber
John S$. Weibel
Casper Weibel
M. Strine
R. G. Williams
Emma Weibel
Gertrude
Lydia Weber
Viola Williams
Helen Weibel
M. H. Weibel
Fred Weibel
Masters Weibel
Henry Strine
KE. EB. Henry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo
Weber
T. RR. Davis Willl
George Williams
Jermya
Joseph Coombs
Main Street
Thanksgiving notes and upcoming events at Clarks Summit
The town reports a market employer, a school prize sneaking contest planned for December, and a change to the quarterly Methodist meeting time at Clarks Green. Thanksgiving gatherings filled public spaces, with the Ladies Aid serving in the Methodist church parlors. Several locals visited relatives or joined singing societies in Brooklyn, while Duilton’s football team failed to appear, leaving spectators disappointed.
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Phelps
Sarah Pedrick
Henry Carpenter
Clarks Green
Ladies' Aid Society
Shaon Carmody
Scranton
Morris Thomas
Hillside
Brooklyn
Mr. Thomas
J. Baldwin
Jenningsville
Edward Young
Duilton
Elmhurst Thanksgiving Day Social News
Elmhurst residents and friends visited relatives and hosted gatherings during Thanksgiving. Names include the Schoonmakers, Briges, Tel, the Wams in Scranton, the Buckinghams, Steans, Stilwell, Peck, Rhodes, Hardenberg, Rogers, and various families from Elmhurst Providence Nicholson Harford and Baltimore. A Thanksgiving sermon was preached by Rev. Steans and Pastor Cole left the Baptist church for Baltimore.
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Montell
N. 2
I. G. Schoonmiaker
Briges Oni
Miss Tel
Scranton
John BE. Wam
Crescu
A. B. Clay
Eluhurst
W. B. Paresga
Stanley
B. Buckingham
J. Dorrance Fuller
W. [. Steans
Baptist Church
Nev. G. N. Cole
This Place
Baltimore
Margaret Stilwell
B. J. Peck
Milton Rhodes
Providence
J M. Rhodes
J. M. Rhodes
B. Hardenberg
Rogers
Local Residents Visit and Obituary Noted in Archbalad
Miss Gertie Howley of Scranton visits relatives in town. Miss Maggie McDonald of Dunmore stays Thursday in Archbald. Miss Julia Dougher returns from Berwick visit. John Gilroy, longtime resident, dies at home at 10am after a lingering illness. he leaves wife and children Edward James Justin.
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Gertie Howley
Scranton
Maggie McDonald
Dunmore
Epent
Julia Dougher
Berwick
John Gilroy
Edward
James
Jutin
Rheumatism Cured by Williams Pink Pills
Rhode Island woman testifies to lasting relief from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She describes severe joint pain, nervousness, and improved health after a week, and endorses the pills as a cure for diseases from impoverished blood to nerve disorders.
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DR. Williams
Mies J. B. Jameson
George Street
Providence
R. I
Dr. William
Dr. Wilkins
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Auditors appointed in Lackawanna Court sale proceed
In the Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas case John Benore versus B Leonard the auditor is ordered to distribute funds from the defendant’s real estate sale to lien creditors. The auditor will attend December 8 1902 at 9 a.m. in Scranton to hear claims. Also notice of charter application for Paradise Water Storage and Supply Co to be formed under Pennsylvania law to store and transport water power and supply electric power locally.
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Leonard
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Paull Building
Spruce Street
City of
Scranton
R. J. Levy
Commonwealth of
Paradise
Paradise ‘Township
Monroe
Pennsylvania
Rail schedule updates for Scranton to New York and other points
Train times list Scranton departures for routes to New York Philadelphia Euston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkes Barre Pittston and more with through connections on Quaker City Express and through coaches to New York. Connections and ticketing by G BPESSLER General Manager and C Ni. BURT General Passenger Agent.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
C. Ni. Burt
Poss
Schedule in Mfreet June 1 1902 Trains From Berrinton
Schedule lists multiple weekday through vestibule trains from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches. Stops at key intermediate stations and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. Times include 847 am 142 pm 158 pm and 405 pm with variations on Sundays.
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Morrisburg
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Illines
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Rochester
Buffalo
Ningare Falls
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New Years
Pass
Public Square
Witken-Tarre
Berrinton
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Harrisburg
Pittspure
Train Schedules From Scranton To Carbondale and Wilkes Barre
Train times listed for routes including Scranton to Carbondale and Wilkes Barre to Albany. Services show morning departures around 1000 am and evening options, with connections to Honesdale and Beranton. Officials BURDICK GP and A Pryot note timetable details and station stops.
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Sas
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Brrr
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Sigs
Pennsylvania
Pointe—s.as
Albany
Barreh
Novita
Train Schedules Through Scranton and Nearby Points
In Uiftee September 13, 1004 trains run to New York Nowbureh and intermediate points, Hawley and Jogal stations at 7 20 a m and 1 50 p m, or Honesdale and White Mills at 1 59 p m. Paine arrives Scranton at 10 48 a m and 9 15 p m.
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Jogal
Honesdale and
White Mills
Paine
Train Schedule Fragment for Carbondale and Scranton Area
Timetable shows Arriva Trains service linking Carbondale Boranton and nearby towns with departures around 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. Trains Nos. 1 and 8 operate on certain days connecting to New York City and Philadelphia routes via Wilkes-Barre and nearby hubs. Passengers are advised to consult ticket agents for latest times and connections.
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Scranton
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Lacka
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Lackawanny Ave
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Cedar Avenue
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