Enjoyable Erie Train Dinner Honoring Engineer Gardner
A dinner at the Allen House in Honesdale honored veteran locomotive engineer Benjamin Gardner and celebrated Erie trains arriving at the Delaware and Hudson station. Covers for eighty four. toastmaster Colonel Coe Durland led the toasts. Gardner, born in Factoryville, began on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and has run Erie trains on the Honesdale branch for 29 years without a passenger casualty.
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Gardner
Erie Extension
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Allen
William H. Dimmick
Coe Durland
William H. Dimimick
Homer Greene
F. B. Kimble
M. J. Haniln
Benjamin Gardner
Factoryville
Wyoming County
Delaware, Lackawanna
Union
Erie
Marriage in Factoryville joins Miss Crisman to Mr Simrell
The wedding of Miss Bertha C Crisman and Mr Stanley N Simrell takes place this evening at the bride's parents home. Community notices include council meeting, dairy association talks on milk deliveries, W C T U county convention in the Baptist church, and a charity dinner by Ladies Aid with Rev J W Putnam as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Bertha C. Crisman
Stanley N. Simrell
James M. Brown
Gilbert Brown
Nicholson
Wyoming and Lackawanna Dairymen's Association
New York
EB. L. Watkins
Agnes Dutton
Factorville
College
Margaret Struhm
Laceyville
Quartette
Marion Leighton
Tunkhannock
Ina May Ferris
Factoryville Music
Elkanah Mulley
Margaret Fansett
Forkaton
Mary Vosburg
L.T. Burna
Chloe Button
D, C. Roe
Nein
Hallstead News Roundup and Local Notices
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Hallstead highlights Franklin Van Loan visiting Washington for the winter with brother Warren at the census office. Reports on a cottage prayer meeting, move ins, railroad crew orders, and visits by Mrs. Fessenden. A Hallstead Republican club forms with officers led by Ira B. Preston. a death notice for L. B. Crook is noted with funeral plans. Democratic voters plan a local club meeting. various social visits are listed. Master Mechanic Jackson attends to DL&W interests in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Hallstead
Fred van Loan
Washington, D. C
Warren
Census Office
Ross, Shannon and Millard
Elmira
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Fessenden
Montrose
Ernest Reed
William Ward
Maitland Hays
Pullman
T. H. Hays
P. A. Law
Jacobus
Mitchell's Hall
Main Street
Ira B. Preston
Richard A. Barber
William M. Knoeller
L. E. Tiffany
L. B. Crook
Chenango County
N. Y
Hallistead
Frances McCreary
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
McCreary
Presbyterian Church
Crook
A. Hall
John Crook
Charles L. Crook
Will Stoneback
Susquehanna
Gus Sliker
William McCreary
Hook's Hall
Morris Stack
Sayre
Jackson
Binghamton
Delaware
The Mortal Risk of a Prosperous Life
Opinion on death by own action linked to physical and digestive health. Asserts many business leaders die from diseased stomachs and weak digestion, not mere misfortune, urging use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Cites cures among clergy, merchants, and workers and warns against inferior substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery Praised For Cures Across States
Letters from patients in Arkansas Pennsylvania Indiana Massachusetts report relief from dyspepsia indigestion liver trouble malaria and stomach issues after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. Testimonials claim weight gain recovery of appetite and overall health improvements following treatment.
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M. H. House
Charleston
Franklin Co
Ark
Dr. Pierce
James B. Ambrose
Mifflin Street
Huntingdon
Edward Jacobs
Marengo
Crawford Co
Indiana
Ellen E. Bacon
Shutesbury, Franklin Co
Mass
Harford Notes Local Visits and Talk at Congregational Church
Dr. Charles Rhoades spoke at the Congregational church on Matthew twenty eight twenty. He discussed the quarterly review in Sunday schools. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Mace from Binghamton and Miss Williams from Peckville. Many locals are listed as hosting or visiting friends and relatives across Scranton Wilkes Barre Auburn Kalistead and Binghamton.
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Scranton Tribune
Harford
Charles Rhoades
Pennsylvania Association
Congregational Church
Quarterly Review
Mace
Binghamton
Miss Williams
Peckville
Minnie Darrow
Patterson
Scranton
Birchard
Philadelphia
F. B. Carpenter
Russell Carey
Gussie Hepburn
Wilkes- Barre
William Hepburn
James Rogers
Dan Lewis
Wilkes-Barre
Lewis
Eva
Irene
Auburn
Leonard Osterhout
Kalistead
Corwin
Will Burnes
Local Notes From Hallstead To Forest City Towns
Hallstead resident spent last week with a friend. In North Harford G D Fisher holds meetings this week. Mrs Butler presented the Endeavor society with the Lord s Prayer written in twelve languages. Mrs Butler recalls her Harford childhood before returning to Hillness. She hopes future generations remember her advice. Mrs Lucy Darrow and Miss Madelaine Darrow of Forest City visit Mrs Hotchkiss. Mr and Mrs W E Hammond and son visit Binghamton.
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Forest City
Community notices from Susquehanna County amusements and rites
The Susquehanna County Medical Society met in New Milford. A hop at Starrucca House was postponed. Century club plans a Hogan opera house hop. A Presbyterian pastor candidacy is announced. James B. Mulrooney wed Anna C. Casey at St. John's. Miss Loutle Townsend returns to Mansfield State Normal. Fishermen report good pike catches. Funeral for Mrs. Louise Metzger at Presbyterian Church with IOOF attendance. Ladies of Baptist Church plan a fair. Ladies Ald society serves chicken supper at First Congregational in Oakland. Red Men dance at Riverside Park in Lanesboro. Sunday school institutes set for Fifth district in Springville, Auburn Center, Rush. Susquehanna County WCTU holds annual convention at New Milford Thursday to Friday.
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Seranton Tribune
Thompson
A. C. Foster
New York
BE. A. Mead
Scranton
BE. J. Matthews
Susquehanna
R. V. Whitney
Beatrice Harper
Honesdale
W. Potter
Franklin, N
Creamery Packing Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Ellen Birchard
Philadelphia
L. M. Gillett
M. L. Miller
Scott Harris
Owego
Ararat
C. Co. Wilmarth
Binghamton
A. C. Bliss
Factoryville
Bruce Brown
F. D. Brown
Jackson
Grace Knapp
Lestershire
N. Y
Lottie Potter
B. F. Barnes
N. S. Comfort
Lanesboro
C. M. Lewis
E. T. Wheaton
Belle
Foster
Cooperstown
Rev. L. Cole
Beranton Tribune
Susquehanna County Medical Society
New Milford
Ladies' Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Starrucca House
Century Club
Hogan Opera House
Presbyterian Church
James BE. Mulrooney
Anna C. Casey
St. John's Catholic Church
FP. Brodrick
Loutle Townsend
State Normal School
Mansfield
Louise Metzger
David §. Sutherland
Dora Rebekah Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Evergreen Cemetery
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Ladies’ Ald Society
First Congregational Society of Oakland
Shawangunk Tribe of Red Men
Red Men
Riverside Park
Springville
Auburn Center
Rush
Susquehiani County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Pitts t on News Briefs in West Pittston Oct 3
Reports from Pittston include a burglary on Butler alley where $5 in cash vanished from a bureau. A suspect named Stein fled before arrest. A gas incident at a Seibel farm worker’s room near Ransom left the man half conscious but alive after open windows and transom saved him. Local butcher price cuts drop by two cents due to cash system adoption. Postmaster A H Stroh named at Christopher Pa. A marriage in Hughestown and a San Francisco arrival due October 12. Fort Jenkins memorial tablet dedication planned October 12. A Central Trades union branch organized here last evening. Isaac Thompson reported dead at 104, father of Mrs Dewey of West Pittston.
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Pittston
Harry McHose
Butler Alley
Stein
Seibel
Ransom
Wyoming Valley
A. H. Stroh
West Pitts
Old Fort Jenkins
Ferry Bridge
West Pittston
Central Trades Union
Isaac Thompson
Tlinois
H. C. Dewey
Bicycle crash injures local youth in Honesdale
Early this morning around seven John Cole of Union Street rode rapidly down Second Street when the bike’s linkage failed. He struck his heel on a stone, fell unconscious for an hour, and was taken to Dr. Bryden by wagon. No fractures found, but severe shock and bruises reported. Reverend William H Swift and elders were at Lake Winola attending services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Swift
W. B. Holmes
Andrew Thomp
Honesdale
Dance at the retreat of the Lackew Presbytery
Judge George Purdy holds original court here this week. A retreat gathering for the Lackew Presbytery accompanies ongoing judicial proceedings with local attendance and regional officials present.
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Lackewwanna Presbytery
George
Purdy
Child badly mangled by train sues railroad for 20000
A nine year old boy of George Smith’s family in Tunkhannock was run over by a Lehigh Valley train. The leg was amputated near the hip and the boy uses crutches since. Attorney Paul G. Sherwood filed a trespass suit seeking 20000 damages against the railroad, to be tried at the January or April term. The electric light arc lighting troubles were addressed by local workman Lewis of Wilkes Barre. John W Fassett of the town travels to Kentucky for lumber interests.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
George Smith
Wilkes- Barre
Paul GE. Sherwood
Wilkes-Barre
Court of Common Ples
Electric Light Company
Lewis
John WW. Fassett
Kentucky
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Cure
An old regional belief that catarrh is local is challenged, asserting catarrh is constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is touted as the only constitutional remedy with a $100 offer for cures, taken in drops and acting on blood and mucous surfaces.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ug Sene
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
William Smith
Clark's Summit
J. S. Wilkes
Lackawanna
Mia
Esresseltoy
W. M. Hiller
G. BR. Smith
Alice Neynolds
Blanche Pease
Edith K. Stark
J. W. Putnam
Maud Jimergan
C. H. Nichols
People’s Common Sense
Susquehanna County
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