Carbonale City Council Considers Pave and Cell Plans
The Carbondale council discusses demolishing north cells and adopting caves estimated at about 1000 dollars. Belmont Street paving is deferred to spring with Park Paving as contractor. Church Street repairs by sub contractor Atkinson cost 447.78 and are approved for payment Hart Dunn. A culvert on John Street may open to the Lackawanna River via fourteen inch pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messia
Baker
Loftus
Rose
Colwell
Glennon
McDonough
Smith
Belmont Street
Park Paving Company
Church Street
Atkinson
Hart & Dunn
H. G. Baker
John Street
Lackawanna River
Fire Hydrants Report Approved And Repairs Planned
At a prior common council meeting Chief Moffitt presented a hydrant survey. Sixty five hydrants serve five companies with twenty four needing repairs and forty one satisfactory. The council adopted the report and authorized the chief to proceed with immediate fixes before freeze up. A. P. Trautwahlen notified that Cottage Hose Company received 500 feet of hose rated at 400 psi and the chief will handle disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffitt
Fire Department
Crystal Lake
Fallbrook
Newton
A. P. TrautwWeln
Cottage Hosn Company
Matthew Delaney Buried In Civic, Religious Service
The funeral for Matthew Delaney was held at St. Rose Church with a requiem mass by Rev. W. A. Nealon, followed by interment at St. Rose cemetery. Delaney belonged to the Catholic Mutual Beneficial Association and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division No. 3, and the large cortege reflected his community standing. PallBearers were Martin Brennan Thomas Coleman Martin Gerrity James OBoyle Dennis Finnegan Thomas Monahan George McDonough and Michael Price. Flower bearers included John J. Brennan Martin Healey Patrick Moffitt and Thomas Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Delaney
St. Rose Church
W. A. Nealon
Delaney
Catholic Mutual ‘Beneficial Association
Order of Hibernians
Cortene
St. Rose Cemetery
Martin Brennan
Thomas Coleman
Martin Gerrity
James O'Boyle
Diphtheria Cases Rise As Cold Weather Arrives
Five new diphtheria cases were reported to the board of health yesterday. The homes listed include L. Redkop on South Main, A Holtzmaster on South Church, FB T Corby and HH Sampson on Belmont, G Berry on Park, and IM Moran on Pike. Authorities cite weather and decaying vegetables as possible factors and urge strict precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phtheria
Board of Health
L. Redkop
South Main Street
A.holtzmaster
South Church Street
FB. T. Corby
HH. Sampson
Belmont Street
G. Berry
Musicale for Episcopal church building fund
Next Wednesday October 16 Mrs Hannah Leonard and Mrs Raymond Reynolds present a musicale at Mrs Iscar's River Street home to aid the Episcopal church building fund. The program features Mozart and Sousa pieces with violin guitar zither reading and piano solos by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Leonard
Raymond Reynolds
The
Episcopal Church
Iscar
River Street
Inverstion
Mozart Orchestra
Mivgen Timer
Butler
Hannah Laonerd
Miss Snyder
Walta
A. Herr
Death of a Young Man Thomas Jones Dies of Typhoid Fever
Thomas Jones of 6 Clarke avenue died yesterday at 1.30 pm from typhoid fever which had recent cause of death. A resident of this city for eight years his parents moved here in 18% and he was born in Danville in March 1873. He worked at the Delaware and Hudson Wilson Creek tunnel and was popular with comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Clarke Avenue
Jones
Danville
Delaware and Hudson Wileon Creek
Funeral for Foresters member to be attended by society
Mr. Jones, a member of the Ancient Order of Foresters, will be honored as the society attends the funeral in a body. He is survived by his parents and one brother, David D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ancient Order of Foresters
David D
Local Salem Wedding Ends In Joyful Union
Miss Gertrude Vandermark daughter of Mrs. Vandermark of Salem avenue wed Otto W Heckman at the Methodist church in a ceremony led by Rev G A Place. A large crowd witnessed the marriage and a supper followed before the couple departed for New York Philadelphia and Boston. A separate notice reports the death of the 24 year old child of Mr and Mrs Matthew Veit due to diphtheria with private funeral and interment at St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Vandermark
Mary Vandermark
Salem Avenue
Otto W. Heckman
Delia Vandermark
G. A. Place
Methodist Church
Edith M. Lewis
Julius
Spaeth
Vandermark
Mrs. Heckman
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Matthew Veit
Anthony Holtamaster
South Church Street
Personal and Other Items From Scranton Society Notes
Yesterday Dr and Mrs H C Wheeler left for Jersey City to spend the remaining week with Mrs Owen Montiayne in her home near Englewood NJ. They plan to visit New York and call on Mrs Juniate Salisbury before returning Saturday or Monday. Announcement is made of the nuptials of Miss Teresa Fee and Edward Walsh at St Pose church on Wednesday afternoon. Assistant Superintendent John O Malley received four handsome badges from the home office for five years service with Pendential Insurance of Carbondale. William Russell will manage a dance at the rink in Dundaf on Tuesday evening. Howard Foster attended a wedding in Providence and will depart for Philadelphia to work as a clerk in a dry goods store. The Home of the Friendless board of managers dined at Hotel Anthracite. Dennis Heean called on friends in this city. Edward Hoban of the Wilkes Barre Record was in town. Mrs FF Walker and Walter Harry Readies left for Bridgeport Conn to make their home. Willem o McAndrews, Mozart band clarinet soloist, joined the Lawrence orchestra of Scranton. Knights of Father Mathew hold a social in the W W Watt building. The promoters will not own uppayire for fancy uniforms to be worn in today’s parade. The Young Ladies' Literary Club were entertained at Miss Mary Watt’s home. Frank Boyle returned from a visit with friends in the county. Will Kelly of Scranton is entertained at John Brenney’s. Mrs John ure and son Joseph Melvin visiting Mrs Huff in St Louis. Joseph Thompson, recently ill with rheumatism, able to be out. Fane Writer of South Church ill with fever but out of danger. Relief in six hours promised by New South American Kidney Cure offered by C M Harris, druggist, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Wheeler Weft
Jersey City
Qwen Montiayne
O'Malley
William Russell
Dundaft
Howard Foster
Canaan Street
Providence
Foster
Philadelphia
Priendless
Dennis Heean
Farmoy
Edward Hoban
Wilkes-Barre Record
Mra. FF. Walker
Harry Readies
South Washington Strent
iBridgeport
Conn
Willem O McAndrews
Mozart
Lawrence Orchestra
Scranton
Knigits
Father Mathew
W. W. Watt
Church Street
Prvoters
Ncy
Young Ladies’ Literary Club
Mary Watt
Washington Street
Frank Boyle
Kelly
John Brennay
Ae Street
Mra
John Ure
Jonepy Melvin
Upper Dundaff Street
HH. Huff
St. Louis
Asephompson
Patterson
Bloomsbur
Hela Fase
Fane
South Ohure
Dan
Memorable Montrose Wedding at St Pauls Episcopal Church
Miss Hattie Burns and Clarence Tithworth wed in Montrose with a white silk gown, rose bouquets, and a bridal party including sister Miss Beesie Burns and brother Leonard Tithworth. Over 100 guests attended the ceremony followed by a decorated reception and a breakfast. Dr and Mrs Cobb of Hinghamton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hattie Burns
Clarence
Weil
Misa Beesie Burns
Corasina
Misa Col
Mies Burna
Mra. Cobb
Hinghamton
Burns
Local residents and visitors list in town notes
J M Survne former resident now Sidney New York is visiting in town. Ethel the year old daughter of Mrs Conrad of Railroad Street died Monday evening of bronchitis. W W Maxey is confined at home on Main Street with a severe attack of rheumatism. Miss Little McLaughlin returned home after visiting friends in Scranton. Mrs Monroe of Lake Como is visiting in town. Mr and Mrs D R Taylor spent Sunday visiting his brother John McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Survne
Pittston Tribune Office Ad Rates Notice
Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune is at No. 6 William Street. Advertisements and job work orders will receive prompt attention. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
William Street
Sa. m
Wym
Llewellyn Owens Buried After Torrance Shaft Disaster
Llewellyn Owens of West Pittston victim of the Dorrance mine explosion was buried at Forty Fort cemetery. The funeral from his Delaware avenue home went to the Methodist Episcopal church for services led by Rev Theophilus Davie with several ministers assisting. Pallbearers included Albert Brownine, Willur Bruce, John Millican, Fred Fedelman, Moses Grifith and George Brader. Flower-carriers were John Porteous, J D W Lewis, John Lewis and William Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Owens
West Pittston
Dorrance
Reat
Forty Fort
William D. Owens
Lehigh Valley
d#hia
Mason
Delaware Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theophilus Davie
Welch Congregational Church
Platina
J. Kirkpatrick
West Side
Valley Shaft Strike Over Ten Cent Per Car Demand
Miners at Valley Shaft Smithville owned by Lehigh Valley Coal go on strike demanding 10 cents more per car and less dockage. The workforce, mostly Slavs including Russians, is described as troublesome and the plant may reopen with new workers this morning amid potential clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuallen
Smithville
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Coliery
A. Hines
Hospital Benefit at Music Hall Promises Record Attendance
A charity entertainment at Music Hall benefiting the hospital is expected to be highly successful. Organizers report a near full house with a fashionable audience, and the program features Mr My and Miss De Witt praised by the press for their talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Raelf
Local Notices and Social Happenings in Upper Pittston Area
An infant child of Mr and Mrs James Murphy of Upper Pittston died yesterday. Edward 17 months old son of Mr and Mrs Gwen Llewellyn of the West Side funeral yesterday afternoon. Mrs Ann McNamara of South Main Street left yesterday on a visit to New York accompanied by her daughter. Mr Kite and wife of the West Side returned from a visit to friends in New York and New Jersey. Milam Sharp market man rejoicing over the arrival of a bouncing boy yesterday morning. West Side ladies organized a ladies afternoon whist club to meet biweekly. Flannigan of Scranton in town today. Dr I L Mahon in Philadelphia on professional business. Miss Relliv of Charles Street has gone to Manchester. Dr J J Parrett recovered from recent illness and will be out soon. Patrick McAndrews of Avoca and Miss Magale Medale of Pine Street married at St John’s church Tuesday afternoon. For first class plumbing call Wright & Co 07 South Main Street. A new range for sale or exchange and one household good bought or sold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Upper Pittston
Edward
Gwen Llewellyn
Medveterday
Dinatheria
Ann McNamara
South Malin Street
New York
Tow
Kyte
Vialt
Jersey
Milam Sharp
West Side
Laene
Flannigan
Scranton
Mahon
Philadelphia
Mise Relliv
Charles Street
Maehamton
J.J. Parrett
Patrick McAndrews
Avoca
Magele Medale
Pine Street
St. John's Church
Obituary for Thomas Jones and Moosic knitting mill plans
The community mourns the late Thomas Jones with funeral services at his home and Primitive Methodist church conducted by Hers Woodcock and Ball, burial in Lanecliffe cemetery. Rumors place a new knitting mill in Moosic in a large James Butler building, with stockholders including John Gillick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Primitive Methodist Church
Woodcock
Ball
Lanecliffe
Moosic
James [Tutler
John Gillick
Mooale and Scranton partners plan $12000 mill setup
John Harlstone and James Butler of Mooale with Phil Connolly of Scranton intend to invest 12000 dollars to add 200 dozen cotton underwear daily. Hathaway of Lackawanna mills to supervise. Requiem mass at St Marys for Mud Run disaster victims.
Local society notes and marriages in Honesdale area
At St Johns church yesterday 2 o clock Mrs Mary Be Ryan married Michael J Howley in a simple ceremony by Rev J J Doherty The bride wore white elk and veil Bridesmaid Miss Clara Doyle Scranton Pink elk gown and pink roses The broom Wie attended by Dr P F H L Mc Andrews Scranton Ushers included Philip Ryan William Ryan Frank F Ryan and Frank Ryan A wedding dinner followed at the bride home They plan a New York and Boston trip then house keeping in the Brown estate Second street Mrs Charles Dunning Hawley visiting Honesdale Friends W F Suydam and party drove to New York with Mrs H T Menner Miss Daley Holmes Clara Torrey and Frederick Suydam The New York trip will end with Mrs Menner and Frederick joining later Frank Van Deusen Carbondale postal telegraph curator spending a few days here Heating contracts for National bank building and Silver factory awarded to O M Spet tieul and F C Wettling Jr Scranton Wells Fargo route agent A Evarts Wells Fargo route agent of Binghamton was in Honesdale yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Oollock
Mary BE
PF. HL McAndrews
Scranton
Philip Ryan
William Ryan
Frank EF. Ryan
Prank Ryan
Hawley
Honesdale
W. F. Suydam
New York
H. T. Menner
Daley Holmes
Clara
Torrey
Frederick
Carbondale
National Bank
O M. Spettieul
F. ¢. Wettling, Jr
A. Evarts
Wells, Fargo & Co
Binghamton
Labor and Christianity lecture to be given in Congregational church
Hon. T. V. Powderly of Scranton will lecture on Labor and Christianity at the Congregational church Tuesday evening Oct 24. The Ancient Order of Hibernians of this place plans the last picnic of the season at Wandlinggrove Oct 17. Benjamin Lewis has been drawn to serve as juror during the week commencing Dec 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Powderly
Scranton
Congregational Church
Ancient Order of Hibernicove
Wandlinggrove
Benjamin Lewis
Dee
Social Notes From Local Visits And Illness
Miss Langberger of Mauch Chunk visits aunt Mrs. Johnson Schneur. Mrs. Williams of Nanticoke guests daughter Mrs. Richards. David Morgans spent Saturday with daughter Mabel in Kingston. Mize Agnes Williams improves after serious illness. Miss Mary Miller ill with typhoid fever at F Stein’s home. Mrs. Bernard of West Pittston stays with Mrs. Beat. George Richardson of Pittston spends Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Langberger
Mauch Chunk
Johnson Schneur
Williams
Nanticoke
Richards
David Morgans
Mabel
Kingston
Mize
Agnes Williams
Mary Miller
F. Steinmeta
Bernard
Weat Pittston
Beat
George Richardson
Pittston
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertises Worldwide
An Old Mother’s remedy lauded for teething pain, gum swelling, and diarrhea. Claims to have served millions of mothers for fifty years and suggests buyers ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup only. Price listed as twenty five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Local Borough News and Social Visits Reported
William Kelly works on a new fence along Lincoln street while Miss Margaret Williams of Peel ville visits her aunt Miss Emma Williams on Lincoln Street. Professor Lloyd overseeing Dickson City schools reports monthly visit successful with good condition. Mr and Mrs William T Erbe visited in Scranton. Peckville route taxis now mostly fitted with fenders. Miss Sarah McGowan of Malin street visited friends in Olyphant yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Lincoln Street
Margaret Williams
Peelville
Emma Williams
Lloyd
Dickson City
William T. Erbe
Scranton
Peckville
Sarah McGowan
Malin Street
Olyphant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fire Department Report
Lackawarwa Avenue
Cout and
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanha Avenue
Otto Heckman
Frank Veit
C. M. Harris
Driggist
Penn Avenue
Forest City
Torrance Shaft
Creetory
Wright & Co
Hood
U.S
Reval Rove
John Harlstone
James Butler
Mooale
Phil Connolly
Mr. Hathaway
Lackawanna Mills
St. Mary's Church
Dupont
Lydia Connor
No. 2
Robert Landon
D. R. George
Langelife Coal Company
Oime
Mary McGuire
Anna McGuire
Sarah Gerrity
Dunmore
Maria Clifford
West Avoca
James Johns
Vandling
Win Ton
the Tribune
PRICE
Pennsylvania
Washington Avenue
Moosic Powder Co
LaMin & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
CT. Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
WM. T. Smith
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
WM. Linn Allen & CO
Spruce Street
Telephone
Sic
Nax-Aug
W. V. BR
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
Empire Dry Goods Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Goodman
Beat For Health
Lacka
Washburn-Crosby Co
Flou
John Grossley & Sons
Halifax
Eng
London
Bradford
Paris
Amsterdam
Sydney
Melbourne
Calcutta
Dublin
Christchurch
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
the .Dickson Manufacturing Co
Anton and
Wile
Clothing Department
Wur Furniture
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