Local Notices and Social Updates from Lackawanna County
Public notices from Carbondale list office hours at Shannon & Co and items left for publication. Social updates mention Kathryn Driveell homecoming, Florence Murray and Anna Gorman returning, Dr. Lowry’s Chicago visit, and Branley Muswell opening a Watt building pool room. Football clash Captain Gordon’s Cottnre club vs Honesdale slated for Saturday October 14 with local bond handout tomorrow 2 to 4 at Linthrop Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Driveell
Rennie
Watt
Florence Murray
New York
Scranton
Anna Gorman
Dr. Lowry
Chicago
Dre
J. B. Niled
Branley Muswell
Gordon
Cottnre Athletic Club
Honesdale
Alll
Linthrop Insurance Office
City Board Advances Hawker License Rules and Budgets
The selectmen debated ordinances on hawking and peddling with a $200 yearly license for one horse wagons and $95 for two. Rates for under three months ranged from $10 to $25, and a wagon could stand ten minutes in one place. Penalties include a $10 fine and thirty days in jail. A bid advertisement for city building repairs failed to pass. City finances show expected income under $40,000 against $44,000 appropriations. The patroller will present a full report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Yates
Bwigert
Swigert
Gilhool
McNulty
Nealon
Eaton
Installation of Olive Leaf lodge officers described
The Olive Leaf lodge No 156 installed officers Monday evening led by Thettier Deputy Grand Master Charles Baker of Rushbrook lodge No 800 Jermyn. It lists new officers including Noble Grand Isaac Singer and Vice Noble Grand A O Fidlam with other appointed posts and names such as F Cundy G Sontag Christopher Shults and William Masters among the appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Leaf Lodge
Charles Baker
Rushbrook Lode
Jermyn
G. W. John Mellon
G.T
J. J. Miller
G. G
W. T. Torman
W. C. Hill
G. M
Walter Baker
Noble
Isaac Singer
A. O. Fidlam
F. Cundy
G. Sontag
Christopher Shults
Harry Masters
EH. Palmorentain
J. G
William Masters
Local Firemen Board Seeks State Fund Allocation
The regular firemen organization representing the Columbia, Mitchell and Cottage companies has authority to receive the city's share of the state fund for disabled firemen. Organized about a year ago the board operates under the state association without a special charter. J. W. Kilpatrick is president, Charles Alexander secretary, and Thomas Campbell treasurer. The members seek their state fund appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mitchell and Cottage Companies
General State Association
J. W. Kilpatrick
Charles Alexander
Thomas Campbell
Pioneer Father Matthew Society At St Rose Services
On Sunday October the Pioneer Father Matthew Society and local Catholic temperance groups will attend services at St Rose church in the evening. A city parade scheduled for October Mth was postponed and abandoned. Father Coffey, the spiritual director, arranged an address commemorating the great apostle of temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Father Matthew Society
St. Rose Church
Father Coffey
Events at Anthracite Park Plan October Race Meet
Anthracite park management announces a two day event with five hundred dollars in prizes across 2.5 2.24 2.28 and free for all races. Races set for October 19 and 20 entries close October 30 at 11. Mozart band to perform an open air concert each afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Park
Mozart Band
Meeting of the Century Club Opens Season
The Century club held its first meeting of the new season on Monday at Mrs. T. Colville’s Lincoln avenue home. Professor W. T. Colville presented a talk on Prehistoric Races. The brief program held members’ attention for an hour and the club will meet weekly during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Board Hears Deliberations on Medical Staff Post
A board of trustees and staff physicians met last evening in a joint session to fill the position of attending doctors, but no decision was reached before adjournment.
Parish Notes and Social News From Forest City Area
Dr Malman treated Mrs James McDonough at 1 Gordon avenue for a fall since a fracture. A Macmerchoroy delegation attended a Germanias society meeting as they prepare for their eleventh anniversary. Miller from North Church plans a trip to New York with Mrs Charles Bira. Lillie Kane of Port Jervis visited Mrs Julia Gerrity on Dun street. Lathrop and James Murray shown improving after illness. WH McCoy and children visit Mrs William Howell’s family. McHale and Loftus visiting Patrick O Mal’s home. Carl Schroeder recovering after surgery. Frank Page and Miss Marie Pur ir of Hinghamton were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malman
James McDonough
Gordon Avenue
Macmerchor
Forest City
German Ia Singing Society
Firth
Willam Miller
North Church
New York
Charles Bira
Miller
Lillie Kane
Port Jervis
Julia Gerrity
Duntreet
Lathrop
James Murray
McCoy
Temple
William Howell
Birkett
Alumni and local social items from Jermyn area
The Alumni football team and Mayfield play at Alumni park on Saturday in Ort 4. Local residents Emma Roberts Lee, Hiram Horn, and Leffayette Matthews are noted. Tribes and community leaders with several named chiefs are listed, plus visits, illnesses, and travel mentions among townsfolk.
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Mayfield
Alumni Park
Emma Roberts
Second Street
Hiram Horn
Port Jervis
Leffayette Matthews
Sachem
John E. Bone
Lackawanna
Red Men
Carbondale
Monsaye
Aturiday
Prophet
Charles Netherton
Sichem
Peter Allan
Sugamore
Fred
Great Bend
Bartley Mullen
Third Street
John Siege
Mr. Holmes
Albany
G. &. Davis
Josephine
Clara Davia
Crystal Lake
William Hintehing
Scrantean
H. AL Willams Jindarpenter
Allan Lawrence
Lawrence
Batt
Scranton
Ithens
Wilkes-Barre
Toomorrow
Graham Waring
Main Street
C.D. Winter
Philadelphia
Local Social Roundup and Church Gatherings
Mrs Nesgly of Harristore visits son James Nengly and family in Plymouth. George Fletcher returns from New Jersey and Philadelphia. The Lundis Ald Society of Drick church meets Wednesday at Mrs James Rolls home. Supervisor Randall upgrades Old Forge Win. Brick church holds quarterly services next Sunday October 10 with love feast and sacrament. Ladies Ald Society of the now Methodist Episcopal church to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Ald Society
Westner Day at the Home of Mrs Fletcher
Mrs George Fletcher hosts Westner Day with Mrs Ebenezer Drake visiting for a few days at Mt Povona Market, enjoying hospitality and local gatherings in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westner
George Fletcher
Ebenezer Drake
Mt. Povona
Archbold Borough Council Deliberations and Actions
Archbold borough council met in regular session chaired by President Hunt. It ordered payments to Crescent Electric, Scranton Tribune, Forest Mining, and others, discussed the Johowon damage suit and possible franchise revocation, and approved police oversight changes. Plans included Moyles park talk with Delaware and Hudson, ditch work on South Main, and street lighting adjustments on Laurel Street. A parade in Wilkes-Barre and a school committee meeting with numerous bill payments were noted, plus a light in front of the high school and night school reopening next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Behle
Jones
Dean
Manley
Crescent Electric Debt Company
Thomas Webb, & & O'Hara
Proper Strothers
Scranton Tribune
Forest Mining Company
T. H. Scanton
Board of Health
Ita
Hurgers Langan
Bouth Main
Messrs. Jones, Philbin
Scranton
Mr. Weston
Delaware and Hudson
Moyles’ Weld Eet
Weston
Langan
Bele
Colmevers
South Main Street
Laurel Street
Cornel
Hechts
Mamie Hoban
Olyphant
Minnie Clark
Beranton
Mamie Chirk
Tine Street
Pred Whitehead and
Muscalo
Lawson
Wilkes-Barre
Thureslag
Price
Henry Revels
Henry Myera
W. Probst
Probst
Thomas Price
Jacob Fichsberger
T. C. Cummings
Mra CC. McGuire
Michael Collins
John Timlin
O' Hare
J. H. White
Thomas Stanton
Martin Bar
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Sterility Relief
A medical advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for sterility caused by debility blood and uterine displacements. It claims nerve strengthening tonics restore womb support and invites women to write to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass for free guidance. A testimonial from Mrs Lucy Lyrin Jersey City NJ attributes her recovery and a healthy baby to the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia
Jersey City
Belvin Hospital
Uncalled Letters and Local Notices Filed in Oct 2 Week
The list shows uncalled letters for the week ending Oct 2 including Joseph Beckman R Grose Charles Forback John H Harris David Pugh M Burke William Van Gorder James Wilson and Miss Margaret Curtis Miss Lizele Jones Mia Th W Morris and Daniel McDonnell plans for a funeral in Miners Mills today are noted. Borough officials urged to build a crosswalk at No 2 schoolhouse intersection before winter in poor condition. Knights of Pythias No 442 to meet tonight in Reese's hall. Harry Jones of Archbald recovering from illness. Rev J L Griffiths described as an able divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Beckman
R. Grose
Charles Forback
John H. Harris
David Pugh
M. Burke
William van Gorder
James Wilson
Margaret Curtis
Lizele Jones
Mia
Th. W. Morris
Gyunk Leska
Daniel McDonnell
Miners’ Mills
Knights of Pythias
Reese's Hall
Harry Jones
Archbald
J. L. Griffiths
Wyoming association and Sabbath School union meet at Bethel
Prewed at the Welsh Baptist church and many locals attend the Congregational churches and Sabbath School union convention in Bethel church Nanthooke. It marks the thirteenth Wyoming association session and sixth Sabbath School union session with a good programme. Casper Ott’s death was announced yesterday and his burial is set for 2 PM at the German Lutheran church with interment in Purest Home Cemetery. Richard Hall of Duryea and Mrs William Davis of South Scranton were visitors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriday
Convention of Congregational Churches
Sabbath School Union
Bethel Church
Nanthooke
Wyoming Association
Casper Ott
Berviers
Richard Hall
Duryea
Taylor
William Davis
South Scranton
Train Schedule Notices for June 21 1807 Scranton Easton and Buffalo
Effect Monday June 21 1807 trains depart Scranton for New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South with multiple morning and afternoon departures. Express and accommodation trains serve Buffalo Utica Elmira and Williamsport with connections to the West and South. For detailed pocket timetables contact the district passenger agent at the depot ticket office.
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Scranton
New York
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Washinton
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Southwear
Nicholson
Utica
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Pete
Dapot Ucket
Lehigh Valley
Wpihselphia
Smaa
Black Diamond Express
Wiens Barre
White Haven
Ianleton
Pottaville
H.R. R
Pethlehem
Fineton
Reading
Harriahure
Vie D. H. RR
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Niagara
Chicago
D. R. FR
Wilkes-Barre
Suspension Bridge
Rollin H. Wilbur
Gen
Supt
Chas
Ler
Vass
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacher
Pass
Bethlehem
Beranton
Lackawatina Avenua
Time Table for New York Ontario and Western Trains
Scranton Carbondale service shows trains at 10 55 a m and 6 19 p m to Carbondale. Cadossa connects with main line north and south at 10 a m. Cadossa to Seranton at 6 p m. Carbondale to Scranton at 7 4 a m and 2 0 p m. G P A Anderson and D P A Flirtcroft sign.
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New York
Ontario and Western
Scranton
Carbondale
Cadossa
Seranton
Lave Carbondale
C. Andidrson
Flirtcroft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lackawanna County
Shannon & Co
Sedentors North
Select Council
Local Board For Firemen
Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Antracite Park
THE
Century Club
McHale
Mrs. Loftus
Moorle
Patrick O' Mal
Carl Schroeder
Frank Page
Marie Pur Ir Hinghamton
Jermyn and Vicinity
Old Forge
Mrs. Pinkham
the Newark
Azores
Brown
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Horner
America
Orsign Productions
R. J. Horner & Co
Edes Muene
Firemen's Convention
BR. Hoof N. Od
Sth
Avre
Wilkes-Harre
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Dunlap
Youman
Knox
Sumter Bros., Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers
Laplin & Rand Powder Co’s
Repenno Chemical Co
Bittenbender & CO
Iron and Steel
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
RAL Oppice
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Philadelphi
Frazleton
Wood
J. B. Hutchinson
Hawley
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Busquehanna Division
Liberty Street
N. B
Whitehall Terminal
Piiteton Wilkes-Barre
Bundeys
Mountain Park
Athantic City
Elizabeth
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Haston
Palladelphie
Iladelphia
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Alientown
North River
P.m. Bunda
Whitehall Street
South Perry
Brookly
Staten Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Tstand
Add- Baldwin
Vance
Paas
Agt
J. HW
Olhauben
Bupt
Lacka
Western
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Erie Railroad
Delaware and
Hudson
Aaratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesvale
Wiskee-Horre
Phineas Etc
View Lahigh Valley
Henneyivania R. R
Enn Valley R. R
North
South
He Rdick
Y. H. W. Cross
Pennsylvania
Nercereau Connell
Wyoming Ave
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