Re-elected Officers of Columbia Hose Company No 6
Flacka wanna County Carbondale reports Columbia Hose Company No 6 re elects President J J Boylan Foreman J T Loftus Assistant Foreman Howard Henley Treasurer James Gorman Secretary P F Moran Driver A L Sahm Trustees Thomas Brennan P F Duffy T G Coughlin Firemen s Relief committee John F McDonald A L Sahm T G Coughlin The group also votes to start a fund to cover state convention expenses in Philadelphia next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
No. 6
J. T. Loftus
Howard Henley
James Gorman
P. F. Moran
A. L. Sahm
Thomas Brennan
P. F. Duffy
T. G. Coughlin
Philadelphia
Quiet Elkdale Bride Weds Uniondale Groom in Binghamton
Miss Hattie Collum of Elkdale and Ira Tt. Thomas of Uniondale wed in a quiet ceremony in Binghamton on October 4. They plan a wedding tour to New York Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia before settling in Uniondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Collum
Elkdale
Ira Tt. Thomas
Uniondale
Binghamton
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Jury Weighs Damages in Reese Hughes Case
The speaker notes Hughes appealed the verdict but did not initiate the litigation. Twelve jurors viewed the property and delivered what they believed was fair, urging all parties to respect the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Hughes
Campbell Named to State Firemen Committee
T. E. Campbell of this city is named to the circular committee for a year following expiration of his term as vice president of the state organization. Campbell, president of the Mitchell Hose company, was appointed by the president at the New Castle convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Campbell
State Organization of Firemen
New Castle
Mr. Campbell
Mitchell Hose Company
Local Residents Return From Trips and Visits
Dr. B L Singer of Philadelphia is home for a two month vacation. Dr W Fulkerson returns from New York. Mrs Ida E McComb is in New York. Mr and Mrs G W Keene visit friends in Lordville New York. Miss Agnes Burke and Miss Marie McDermott return from Scranton. Ray Williams returns from a two week visit at Delhi New York. John Carden returns from New York City. Mrs Elmer Seeley visits Scranton friends. Miss Tillie Nealon leaves for Philadelphia to enter the Conservatory of Music. H C Wheeler MD returns on a business trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Singer
Philadelphia
W. Fulkerson
New York
Ida E. McComb
G. W. Keene
Lordville
N. Y
Agnes Burke
Marie McDermott
Scranton
Ray Williams
Belmont Street
Delhi
John Carden
New York City
Elmer Seeley
Tillie Nealon
Conservatory of Music
Miss Nealon
H. C. Wheeler
M. D
Funeral arrangements and local notices from Olyphant
The funeral for Michael Mc Mahon is set for this afternoon at 2 from the family home with the Ancient Order of Hibernians attending. Interment will be at St. Patrick's cemetery. John Cooper and John Balderson departed for Allentown for work. A V Bower of Scranton to preach tomorrow at Congregational church. Services at Susquehanna Street Baptist tomorrow. Rev George Hague and Rev B F Hammond mentioned in notes of church and ministry. Various residents announce recent travels and visits including Mrs Reese Polly, Mrs Benjamin Reynolds, Mrs Elizabeth Williams, Miss Agnes Hendrick, and Maud Harnden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McMahon
Order of
Hibernians
St. Patrick's
John Cooper
John Balderson
Allentown
A. V. Bower
Scranton
Congregational Church
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
George Hague
B. F. Hammond
Lake Winola
John R. Jones
Crystal Lake
Reese Polly
Wales
Benjamin Reynolds
West Scranton
Elizabeth Williams
Blakely
South Gibson
Agnes Hendrick
Hallstead
Maud Harnden
Carbondale
M. K. Harnden
David Sherer
North Blakely
Wilkes-Barre
Quinine Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
Krause's Cold Cure offered in capsule form claims to cure deeply seated colds in 34 hours without interrupting work. Marketed as pleasant to take, it allegedly leaves a clear fresh sensation after use. Price 25 cents, sold by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Bros. Ae
Peceville Social Notes Across Academy Street Scranton Visit
Mrs John Callender of Academy Street visited Scranton Friday. School board members Priest and Williams toured the central building with a Friday afternoon tour. Miss Bertha G Williams visits her parents in Springville Susquehanna county. Miss Rose Wiedman of Fledville visits Mrs Judson Callender of North Main Street. William Warfield returns from pond where he spent some time. Mrs William Bell of North Main Street is seriously ill. The young child of Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callender
Academy Street
Scranton
Messrs. Priest and
Williams
Bertha G. Williams
Springville
Susquehanna County
Rose Wiedman
Fledville
Judson Callender
North Main Street
William Warfield
C Pond
William Bell
Mra
Local Health Notes and Church Services in Peckville
Horace Menner improves after serious croup attack. Typhoid fever cases rise to about thirty in the borough, mainly mild. boil water for drinking advised. Peckville Baptist and Presbyterian churches announce Sunday services with topics and times. funeral notices for Ray Johns and Elle Nute scheduled, with interment at Prospect cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Menner
Byron Peck
Carbondale
Z. D. Peck
Main Street
Peckville Baptist Church
Revy
Thomaa
Presbyterian Church
H. Moon
D. D
Ray Johns
William Johns
Elle Nute
James Nute
West Peckville
Baptist Church
Thomas
Prospect Cemetery
Jermyn Mayfield Council Meeting and Local Incidents
The Jermyn and Mayfield borough councils met with routine business including street repairs, crosswalk bids, and light location changes. A bicycle accident injured a resident, and a new Russian Fire Company organized in Mayfield with 83 members. Local social notes include a Magazine Club meeting, a hospital visit, and upcoming games and personnel changes.
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Mayfield
Jermyn
Buffalo
Delaner and Hudson Company
North Second Street
Jermyn Press
Rushbrook Water Company
Cemetery
Second Street
South Second Street
Rawling
First Ward
Rushbrook Street
Third Street
Valentine Wall
Willie Maxwell
M. J. Shields
Niil
Wall Chopack
Russian Fire Company
Magazine Club
H. D. Swick
David Moon
Moon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Young Moon
Crescents
Olyphant
Theodore Wacina
Cental Park
Mayfield Council
Osborne
Candor
John Burgess
Place
Delaware and Hudson
No preaching at Dalton Methodist Church till Oct 21
Repairs force changes in service location with Sunday services moved to the church basement. In other news the Baptist church holds services at usual time with sermons on Christian Steadfastness and People Who Worry. Mrs Oscar Hosse Jr visits Rend Bank, N J. Pickerel catches rise at Lily Lake. Andrew and wife sell goods and plan a visit to Cole next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Methodst
E. Finn
Charles Purdy
New Jersey
Baptist Church
Oscar Hosse, Jr
Rend Bank
N. J
Baptist
Lily Lake
Andrew Terwilliger
Cole
Death of Silas Flower Marks Local Tragedy in Gouldshoro
Silas Flower died at home Tuesday October 2 from typhoid fever at age ten. A long-time Gouldshoro resident, he delivered produce to Scranton customers and was a charter Grace Lutheran Church member on its council since incorporation. Survived by wife and four children, services set for Grace Lutheran Church Saturday at 2. Born to Mr and Mrs George Tritchler a son on October 1. The community notes include visits and local occurrences such as school appointments and ill residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Flower
Gouldshoro
Scranton
Grace Lutheran Church
Flora
Mary
W. BE
Walter Flower
George Tritchler
Harry Stiples
Edward Staples
R. T. Woodring
South Bethlehem
Mra. Harvey
Hefferman
Fred Dicroff
Mr. Hayes
F. E B. Bushling
Moscow High School
L. G. Smith
Wilsons Celebrate Wooden Wedding Anniversary in Moscow
Dr and Mrs Wilson marked their fifth married life with a pleasant evening of social amusements and refreshments. Guests included Ahmed Wilson Stanley Rogers George Rogers Sarah Martin and others from Moscow Scranton Duryea Yostville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Travis
New York
May Eshleman
Kate Dennis
Susie Edwards
Jessie Travis
Alice Eshleman
Mamie Shortree
Fred DePew
Ray Maroney
Garfield Shaw
Clair Pelton
Guy
Alumni football team holds first Riverside practice for coming season
The Alumni team composed of town’s best players held its inaugural practice on the riverside grounds Thursday with manager R Gen dall announcing new plays. The group invites county teams to arrange matches and sharpen for the season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
R. Gendall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clinton
Henry
David
Davis
Old Forge
Mary &Treet
Brick Church
Calvary Baptist Church
J. H. Coleclough
Presbyterian Church
Welsh Baptist Church
D.C. Edwards
Scranton Figures in Local Education and Social News
Miles Mary Lawler enrolls at Scranton Business College. Mr and Mrs Michael Conners visited Scranton recently. John Eagen plans to reside in New York after leaving Thursday evening. P F Lawler and Miss Mayme Reddington wed at St James church Thursday. Thomas Ford and Michael Dougher visiting Scranton. Genevieve Walsh enrolled at Lackawanna School. Mrs Cormick Quinn and Sadie Moore visited Scranton yesterday. The Alerts defeated a team from Olyphant 5 to 3 yesterday. Martin Rollen was a Scranton caller yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Mary Lawler
Scranton Business College
Michael Conners
Scranton
John Eagen
New York
P. F. Lawler
Mayme Reddington
St. James Church
Messrs
Thomas Ford
Michael Dougher
Genevieve Walsh
Bridge Street
Lackawinna School
Cormick Quinn
Sadie Moore
Olyphant
Martin Rollen
Remedy That Has Stood The Test Of Time
A veteran cough remedy claims twenty five years of steady use proving prompt cures for colds. It will cure a cold in a day if taken early, and is sold by all druggists with Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
Pretty wedding at home in Old Forge
A wedding occurred Wednesday October 3 at the home of Mr. Scott in Moosie. Minnie Ace of Moosie wed Charles A. McMickur of Auburn Pa with Rev G F Ace and Rev Judson Bailey officiating. Attendants included Miss Galpin of Norwich and Charles Ace of Duree as best man. Guests enjoyed a reception and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Moosie
Mins Minnie Ace
Charles A. McMickur
Auburn
Judson Bailey
G. F. Ace
Norwich
N. Y
Charles Ace
Duryea
Marriage Plans and Social Visits Highlight Local Notes
Miss Janet Dick visits Pittston as admiration for bride mitts grows. Mrs. Frank Pointen and son return from Shamokin. Wedding announced for Cortellia Ludgate of this place to Miss Riley of Ashley. Sub-district convention postponed indefinitely by Eip- Worth league committee at the Methodist parsonage. Mrs. Herbert Ellsworth of Alderson and Miss Jessie Everitts of Nichols were guests of Mrs. Samuel Brodhead Jr. on Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson and Mrs. Andrew Decker of Avoca were guests of Mrs. William Tinklepaugh on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Dick
Pittston
Frank Pointen
Shamokin
Cortellia Ludgate
Miss Riley
Ashley
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Herbert Ellsworth
Alderson
Mis
Jessie Everitts
Nichols, N
Samuel Brodhead, Jr
Elizabeth Ferguson
Andrew Decker
Avoca
William Tinklepaugh
Misa Coghlan Stars in Vanity Fair at Lyceum Monday
The Bon Ton Stock Company Gaiety and Little Egypt Burlesque present active week at local theaters. Misa Coghlan as Becky Sharp in Thackeray's Vanity Fair debuts Monday October 8 at the Lyceum, praised for photographic fidelity and comic wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Muse
The
Bon Ton Stock Company
Little Egypt Burlesque Company
Misa Coghlan
Charles Coghlan
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Lyceum Theater
Milas Coghlan
Becky Sharp
Recky
Becky
Delia Pryse
Miss Coghlan
Walter F Perkins Stars in Laughing Man from Mexico at Lyceum
Walter F Perkins, famed for My Friend from Ida, headlines The Man from Mexico a clean comedy noted as one of the funniest of recent years. The troupe includes Nagle Barry Donald Brine Philly Yale Drew Augusta White John Beck Jerome Harrington Theodore Johnston Maude Scott Florence Templeton Marion Longfellow Pearl Ford and performs at the Lyceum Tuesday night October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Perkins
Mexico
Comediea
Nagle Barry
Donald Brine
Philly Yale Drew
Augustua E. White
John E.beck
Jerome Iarrington
Theodore Johnston
Maude A. Scott
Florence Templeton
Marion Longfellow
Pearl
Dainty Paree Burlesquers at Gaiety Next Week
The Dainty Paree Burlesquers, stars of first magnitude, will headline at the Gaiety for the first half of next week. The opening burlesque A Day's Vacation blends bright lines, lively music, and humorous scenes with marches and dances by chic choristers. The vaudeville lineup features Morrisay and Rich, Carroll and Elston, the Dude and Dudeen, Jean ette and Shaw, the Uttle Ginger Girls, the Bushed Sisters, Kohl and Thorney, Fow ler and Lonnbory, Mile. Orme, and more, promising broad entertainment and stylish novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisay and
Rich
Carroll and Elston
Dude
Dudeen
Jeanette and
Shaw
Uttle Ginger Girls
Grahams
Busted Sisters
Kohl and Thorney
Fowler
Lonnbory
Mile. Orme
The People's Exchange Beasts and Houses to Rent Ad Sheet
Popular clearing house listing for real estate, rentals, sales, and exchanges. One cent per word. six insertions for five cents per word. Situations wanted are inserted free. notices cover properties, jobs, and help needed.
Spacious unfurnished central city rooms for rent
Four rooms with four baths in a central city area for rent. Modern plumbing, new wallpaper, painted woodwork, four steam heated rooms. Apply to W T Sackett Price Building 125 Washington Avenue. Public sale if unclaimed. Woodner y Oct 10 at 2 p.m. Frank Robling Chief of Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
W.T. Sackett
Price Huilding
Washington Avenue
Scranton
W. T. Hackett
Price
SEERA
PALI
G. W._ JEnkins
South Decker’s Court
Woodneary
Frank Robling
Scranton directory items list various professionals and businesses
Frederick L Brown architect on 126 Washington Ave Scranton. Rubber tired cars and carriages best of service prompts attention to orders by plane. Joseph Kelley 144 Linden. Elk Cafe 125 and 127 Franklin Ave. Hart rates reasonable P Zeigler proprietor. Scranton House near D L & W passenger depot. Victor Koch proprietor. DW Drowning attorney at law 312-311 Mears Building. D B Replogle attorney loans on real estate. Frank F Boyle attorney Burr Building. Warren & Knapp attorneys. Jessup & Jessup attorneys Commonwealth Building Rooms 19-21. James W Oakford attorney at law Board of Trade Building. Edward W Thayet attorney 6th floor Mears Building. L A Wat res attorney Board of Trade Building Scranton Pa. Pitcher attorney Board of Trade Building. Pattinson & Wilcox Traders National Bank Building. C Comegys Republician Building. A W Bertholf attorney Mears Building. Dr W Fr Allen 513 North Washington Ave. Dr Amoreann Office 539 Washington Ave. Chronic diseases lungs heart kidneys genitourinary specialty. School of the Lackawanna Scranton Pa catalog Rept Dec 12th Rev Thomas M LL D principal. W E Plumley A M headmaster. G R Clark Clo… Erymen store 1050 North Main Ave phone 782. Joseph Kuettel rear 511 Lackawanna Ave manufacturer of wire goods. Bauers Orchestra music for balls picnics receptions. Hulbert’s music store 117 Tremont? address.
Dressmaking for Children to Order Schemes Revealed
Lost Friday morning in Ab A Bunch of Keys case. Louise Shoemaker of 212 Adams Avenue seeks Roward’s return of her children’s dressmaking items and a bundle of keys from 414 Vine Street after she left them in her wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsta Louise Shoemaker
Adams Sevine
Roward
Vine Street
Marriage Bells at Factoryville Celebrates Bertha Simrell
The wedding of Bertha Simrell to Stanley Nelson Simrell took place at the Crisman home in Factoryville on a Wednesday evening. Rev. W. M. Hiller officiated as about sixty guests attended. The couple, after a wedding supper, left for a weeklong trip and will reside in Scranton.
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Factoryville
George Crisman
Bertha
Stanley Nelson Simrell
Scranton
Walter B. Cobb
Katie Beck
Harrisburg
N. J
Bert J. Chaman
W. M. Hiller
Simrell
International Correspondence School of Scranton
New York State
Canada
Mesars
Walker
Sweeney
McLaughlin and Capwell
International Correspondence School
Walter Cobb
C. B. Gardner
Henrietta Simrell
Blakely
Messia
Elmer
Arthur Slocum
Justus, Pa
W. D. Crisman
Ray Beardsley
Muriel
Binghamton
N. Y
EB. Finn
D. Finn
Bertha Capwell
Dalton
Howard Bailey
la Plume
Jefferson Green
Montrose
G, P
Scranton approves paving of Seventh Street 1900
Notice cites City Council resolution approved Sept 2 1900 directing paving of Seventh Street from West Lackawanna to Scranton Street. Abutting property owners to vote on pavement material within sixty days after publication, with two Scranton newspapers to publish for ten days.
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Seventh Street
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Street
City of Scranton
Penna
Weet Lackawasina Avenue
City Merk
Scranton
Chas, FL Wagner
Common Council
WM. W. Griffitios
James Moin
M. T. Lavelle
Local residents listed for Factoryville and surrounding areas
Wells Miss Jennie Wells Mr Joseph Crisman and Miss Sadie Crisman all of South Montrose Mr 8 D Leadbeater of New London Conn Mr and Mrs Moses Place Miss Anna Place Mr Judson Place of East Lemon Pa Mr and Mrs W M Hiller Mr and Mrs BE L Watkins Mr and Mrs A A Brown Mr and Mr L D Armstrong Mr W C Wrigley Miss Josephine Lindsey Mrs Sarah Simrell Mrs John Lewis Mr Howard Capwell Miss Lena Capwell Mr Earl Jones Mr and Mrs George Crisman Miss Hattie Crisman and Mr Bert Crisman all of Factoryville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wrigley
Josephine Lindsey
Sarah Simrell
John Lewis
Howard Capwell
Lena Capwell
Earl Jones
George Crisman
Hattie Crisman
Bert Crisman
Factoryville
Local News Briefs From Ariel and Nearby Towns
James Biegart fell from a ladder Thursday afternoon and was treated for a severe shock. He has no broken bones and remains confined to bed. Mrs. Caroline Swingle of Salem visited Mrs. Charles Bidwell on Tuesday. Rev. L. J. Van Hoesen returned from Binghamton where he aided Rev. M. V. Williams in revival meetings at the Fairview M E church. Mrs. Amy Polly hosted a dinner for friends on Friday. Mr. John Biggart spent Thursday in the company of Rev. L. F. Van Hoesen and Mr. W. H. Hanlett in Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
James Biegart
Caroline Swingle
Salem
Charles Bidwell
L. J. van Hoesen
Binghamton
M. V. Williams
Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church
Amy Polly
John Biggart
Scranton
L. Fe, van Hoesen
W. H. Hanlett
Honesdale
National League New York game detritus and misreads
Fragmentary sports brief records a New York game with partial Batter names Willis Clarke Taylor Bow and umpire Snyder, plus a St. Louis card showing Cincinnati with incomplete batter credits and unsigned notes. The OCR data is garbled and yields no clear outcome or full team details.
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New York
N. B. Boson
Willis
Clarke
Taylor and Boweman
Snyder
Delaware and Hudson Train Schedule June 18 2000
In effect June 18 2000 the Delaware and Hudson Railroad lists train times from Scranton to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany Lake Lodore Honesdale and other points. Sunday and weekday departures include 6 20 7 53 8 69 10 1 a m and various afternoon and evening slots. Rates are noted as lowest rates to all points in United States and Canada with agents J W Burdick and W Cross listed.
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Carbondale
Scranton
ILIG
Honesdale
Lake Lodore
Wilkes
Barre
A. M
Pennsylvania
Albany
Ai Points North
Wilkes-Barre
Pointe North
United States
Canada
J. W. Burdick
I. W. Cross
Lehigh Valley Trains Schedules Effective May 27 2000
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces new train times effective May 27 2000 with departures from Scranton at 6.48 am and multiple daily runs to Philadelphia and New York via the D and H routes as well as connections to White Haven Tarleton Bethlehem Towanda Elmira Ithaca and Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago. Parlor and sleeping cars operate on all trains between Wilkes-Barre Scranton Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge routes. Tickets and Pullman reservations available at Scranton Lackawanna avenue offices.
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Scranton
Flg
Philadelphia
New York
H. R
White Maven
Tarleton
TD. & Hae Ie
Botteville
Bethlehem
Faston
Reading
Farah
Pear
Tinkhamosh
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Peneve
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barra
Reve Hinark
Buffalo
Eilrur
Cortland Street
Pass
AL W
Konnemacher
Pasa
Bors
New York Foot of Liberty and South Ferry Timetable
Prominent stations in New York at the Foot of Liberty and South Ferry offer coal heated comfort. The May 20 1900 timetable shows trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and White Haven at 8 a m and 4 p m with various express options. Other routes include Pittston Wilkes Barre Mountain Park Baltimore Washington Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville and connections via Bethlehem Allentown and Harrisburg with through tickets to eastern western and southern points.
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New York
Liberty
Mountain Park
Baltimore
Washington
Bethlehem
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Warrisburg
Allentone
Pottsville
Lowest Thrce
Ouleatsen
Supt
I. BP
Baldwin
Gen
Poss
Art
New York Ontario and Western Sunday Time Table
North bound trains depart from Beranton Carbondale and Cadosia with arrivals to Osh and connections for points north and south on the main line. South bound trains run via Castosia with Nos 205 and 205 extending main line sections on Sundays. For tickets contact J C Anderson or J B Welsh traveling agent in New York.
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New York
Ontario
Western
E.R
Renee
Traina
Tanve Cave
Beran
Carbon ‘Arrivaton
Dale
Cadosia
Carbone Arriva
Castosia
J. C. Anderson
Den
Mase
Agt
J. B. Welsh
Sora
Ton
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table Highlights
The Rilec September 17 1990 issue lists Hawley as a transfer point with connections to Erie trains for New York. The schedule shows Scranton arrivals at 7.05 am and 2.25 pm, with departures at 7.20 am and 9.10 pm, reflecting daily service.
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Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Hawley
Focal Points
Erie Railroad
New York
Aril
Patola
Louwve
Scranton
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