Local notices from Carbondale and area updates
A Carbondale page lists numerous social calls and visits by Scranton residents including Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Walsh and two sons, Miss Anna Flynn, Misses Marie Jordan and Maggie Dever, and many others. The Delaware and Hudson collieries in the city were idle yesterday. A daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Courtright on Wyoming Street. Mrs. Crawford to attend Miss Eline Herbert’s Jersey City wedding. Dwight Rhinevault recovering from serious injuries. Births noted for a daughter and a little girl for the Davis families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
T. F. Walsh
Scranton
Marie Jordan
Maggie Dever
Joseph Powderly
Bouth Terrace Street
Michael McGovern
H.C. Wheeler
Edgett
North Church Street
Roddy Connolly
Patrick Cuff
Anthracite Park
Frank Roemmelmeyer
Wilkes-Barre
M. Mowes
New Atoré
Gladden
John Courtright
Wyoming Stroet
Marion
Bessie Burr
Green Ridge
Misa Ira Bennett
Dwight Rhinevault
L.C. Wetherly
Robert Emmet Hoyle
George Davis
Spring Street
Richard Davis
Funeral services held for James Griffiths at Berean Baptist Church
Services at the funeral of James Griffiths were conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev. T. F. Jepson of the Berean Baptist church. A large number of friends attended. Court Lily Lodge No. 50 Foresters of America participated. Florals were abundant, including an anchor inscribed Brother Forester presented by Court Lily. Mourners included William H. Hill Arthur Locke and George Hobe as pallbearers. James Wetherby George Ward John R. Thomas William Ward Daniel M. Davica and James Solomon as pallbearers. Attendees from Scranton and Jermyn included Mr and Mrs James Ord Llewellyn John and Emma Gammon Mr and Mrs James Evans Mr and Mrs John Ones and Samuel Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griffiths
T. F. Jepson
Berean Baptist Church
Court Lily Lodge
Foresters of America
Brother Forester
Brethren of Court Lily
William H. Hill
Arthur Locke
George Hobe
James Wetherby
George Ward
John R. Thomas
William
Ward
Daniel M. Davica
James Solomon
James Ord
Llewellyn
John
Emma Gammon
Scranton
James Evans
John Ones
Samuel Evans
Jermyn
Funeral Rites Held For Peter J Murray At St Rose
Funeral services for Peter J Murray were held at St Rose church with a solemn Requiem Mass yesterday morning conducted by Rev J J Griffin. A large turnout included the Carbondale conclave of Heptasophs No 39 and pallbearers John Mannion Thomas Howard John Galway P Conlon and John Cook. Out of town friends included Mr and Mrs William J Costello and P Walsh of Thimore Thomas James and Mery Hessling of Pittston and Mrs M McCoriick of Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Murray
St. Rose Church
J. J. Griffin
Carbondale
Heptasophs
John Mannion
Thomas Howard
John Galway
P. Conlon
John Cook
William J. Costello
P. Walsh
Thinmore
Thomas, James and
Mery Hessling
Pittston
M. McCoriick
Dunmore
Sermon For Temperance Anniversary At St Rose Church
Rev T F Coffey spoke Sunday at St Rose church to Catholic Total Abstinence Societies marking the 107th anniversary of Father Mathews birth. The life work of the apostle of temperance was reviewed and many facts noted as an appeal went to others to take the pledge and promote temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
T. F. Coffey
Father Mathew
Apostle of
Temperanes
Fire destroys hotel and adjoining building at Richmonddale
A large hotel at Richmonddale occupied by Mike Krotski and an adjoining building were destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Flames appeared on the roof and spread rapidly, most household goods were lost. The building was insured with a Carbondale agency. Cause of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmondadlea
Mike Krotski
Carbondale
Democratic Rally At Academy Of Music
The Democratic meeting in the city will be held tomorrow evening at the Academy of Music under the Democratic county committee. Speakers expected include Colonel F. J. Fitzsimmonge George B. Horn J J O Neill Edward Merrifield M F Conry and J Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Democratic County
F. J. Fitzsimmonge
George 8. Horn
J. J. O'Neill
Edward Merrifield
M. F. Conry
J. Campbell
Local and Personal Notes Summary
Funeral services for Charles W. Hine will be held this afternoon at 2 at the Cemetery Street residence. W. J. Byrne plans to winter in Europe and sail to London this week. Misses Isabelle Watt Helen Shields Nellie Gallagher and Newell Van Bergen Fred Berry attended the Binghamton Beranton game Saturday. Stella Hathaway leaves Wednesday for Philadelphia to join Mrs I K Mores for the winter. Ex Sheriff Fahey of Scranton visited the city Sunday. Delaware and Hudson paymasters paid workers at gravity shops yesterday. Mrs Henry Watt and daughter Margaret of Scranton and Miss Fannie Watt of New York visit L A Roberts on South Church Street. James Archbold Jr of W Pottsville, GM of J J Albright, visited city, toured Belmont property with Thomas Carey. J G Evans attached goods being moved by William Scull Saturday. Gilby oversees them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hine
Cemetery Street
W. J. Byrne
Europe
London
Isabelle Watt
Helen Shields
Nellie Gallaghy
Newell van Bergen
Fred Berry
Binghamton
Beranton
Stella Hathaway
Philadelphia
Mre
Hogarth’s Temperance Band
Jermyn
Curtis E. Helmes
Scranton
Dr & CC. Swallow
Prohibition
Quincey L. Morrow
Methodiat Episcopal Church
C.D. Wineter
Harry Evans
Pittston
Mandane Rymer
Anna Cure
Tompkineville
Rushbrook Lodge
Olyphant Lodge
Priceburg Lodge
Davis' Opera House
Sacred Heart Parish
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. , Karschner
Lake Como
D. S. McKellar
Clifford
C. Simpkins
Pockville
W. L. Thorpe
Honesdale
J. B. Sweet
Hyde Park
Sacred Heart Church
Charles Meehan
John Solomon
Walter Baker
Varnetta Lodge
Rebecra Dextree
Frank Ditta
Annie Ellis
Carbondale
Dd P. Evans
Leroy Taylor
Clara Willama
Seranton
Mra
Will Trein
Beecher Crawford
Second Street
Misees Liszie
Eva McLoughlin
Forest City
Meecher Crawford
Lodge of Foresters
James Griffiths
New Buffalo
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Improvement
An 19th century tone advertises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic balancing health. It claims to strengthen digestion liver and blood while providing permanent vitality and improved flesh and nerve power. Also touts Pleasant Pellets as a gentle cure for constipation and notes Dr. Pierce’s long tenure at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Hogarths Temperance band plans November fair opener
Hogarths Temperance band members prep for a November 10 fair in Jermyn with open air concerts and nightly entertainments. The four year old organization aims higher, seeks local patronage, and reports steady community support amid a busy schedule of services, lectures, and fraternal events in surrounding towns.
Peckville Property For Sale On Main Street
A fine dwelling house and lot for sale on Main street with details available from George Treverton on the premises. Various local notices mention visits and gatherings including Rev. C Simpkins with his mother in law Mrs Jackson traveling to Camden New Jersey Albert Chapman returning from Wyoming seminary for a Sunday with his parents, and several local residents hosting or visiting friends in Hyde Park Green Fridge Hawley Wilkes Barre and surrounding towns. A cow owned by J D Peck was fatally injured after being struck by a street car last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
George Treverton
C. Simpkins
Jackson
Camden
N. J
Yeateniay
Albert Chapman
Wyoming Seminary
Henry Chapman
J. D. Peck
Ellen Hateman
Hawley
P. Traviss
Corey Jenkins
Hyde Park
William Kestell
Herbert Frear
Green Fridge
M. &. Shaffer
Wilkes- Barre
Priceburg News: Crew Builds Bridge and Social Planned
A new bridge is under construction on the road to Priceburg cemetery. William Stevens visited Providence on Sunday. The Primitive Methodist church hosts a fan social Monday evening October 15 in the school room, tickets 1 cent for cake and coffee. Proceeds go to the pastor’s galley. A new mall box is placed between Fadden’s and Mahon’s hotel. Next Thursday evening October M a Senior Wesley league discussion addresses voting privileges and related state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceburg
William Stevens
Providence
Weeley League
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Fadden's
Mahon‘s
Wesley League of the Primitive Methodist Church
National
Ake Pal
Alurma
St Pauls German Catholic Evangeliat Club Plans Smiths Hall Event
The St Pauls German Catholic Evangeliat church group completed arrangements for an entertainment at Smiths Music Hall on Wednesday evening October 18. Pastor Rev W H Holder spoke in favor while W Beatty spoke against. Members Meters Birkbeck Greatrix and Barrett were in Beranton on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Holder
W. Beatty
St. Paul's
Congregational church drew one of its largest audiences
A large audience attended last evening at the Congregational church for an entertaining program. The event showcased multiple participants who performed creditably and a neat sum was realized.
Calvary festival at Weber's rink urged despite support doubts
Taylor urges attendance at the Calvary fair and festival at Weber's rink Thursday through Saturday with a door prize each evening. The Price library faces potential closure for lack of Tay lor support after fourteen years of funding. An upcoming meeting may decide to close the doors and store the books if community backing remains不足. The Independent Social club holds its weekly social at Weber's rink this evening and a funeral for the eleven month old child of Mr. and Mrs. is noted yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber's Rink
Price Library
Taylor
Independent
Kaiser-Watkins Concert Heads to Monday Night
Local brief notes attendees and events from Rendham and Green Ridge include Lizzie Davis visiting parents on Main Street and Misses Magic Thomas and Gwen Davis in Hyde Park. An obituary notes Emma Evans, 17, of Rendham, buried this afternoon in Forest Home cemetery. Republican clerk candidate Thomas P. Daniels was in town on business yesterday. Dispatcher Evan Powell of Scranton Traction attended yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tibbs
Rendham
Misa Lizzie Davis
Green Ridge
Evan L. Davis
Main Street
Kaiser-Watkins
George Mansteel
H. J. Daniela
Petersburg
C. H. van Horn
Shickshinny
Magic Thomas
Gwen Davis
Hyde Park
Gertrude Watkins
Natlee
Emma
William W. Evans
Forest Home
Thomas P. Daniels
Evan Powell
Scranton Traction Company
Ring Phone 792 Call Wagon or Drop Postal Eureka Coupons
Local notice invites readers to call number 792 or visit wagon routes while offering Eureka coupons accepted at participating outlets. The brief item lists contact method and redemption option without further details.
Train schedules for Del Lacka and Western routes June 21 1897
The notice lists departure times for trains on the Del., Lacka., and Western lines starting Monday June 21 1897 from Beranton. It covers express and accommodation services to New York Philadelphia Washington Binghamton Elmira Ithaca and Kingston among others with connections at Buffalo Northumberland and Williamsport. Pullman cars available on all express trains.
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Beranton
New York
All Points
Aston
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Emira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mounit Morris
Buffalo
Binghamton and Way Station
Nicholson
Pinghamton
Elmira
Utca
Richfeld Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Eheke
D. RK
Blliston
Wilkes-Barre
Whitehaven
Branteton
Potteville
Cca
Tahs & H.R. RB
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Xepresa
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Geneva
Awe Ie
Aaron Vin. D
Te Te
Mochester
Niagara Rea Galenao
All Points West
Vie D. R
Apeaney
Llin H. Wilbur
Chas
S Lee
Phila
A. W. Nonnpmacher
Lackawanna Avenua
New York Ontario and Western Timetable Notice
Scranton trains depart Carbondale at 10 66 p m and 6 10 p m for connection to main line trains north and south. Cadosia departures connect with Scranton line at 10 6 a m. Carbondale trains leave Scranton at 7 31 a m. Indicates timetable changes effective Oct 1 18% with data on connections.
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Delaware
Judson
Scranton
Carbondale
Fort Albany
Gavatcee
Montreal
Bowice
New England
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
New
Philadeliphia
Lehigh Valley RR
Hearith
Ivansylvania KR. R. Pointe—S
Western Points
Vinglish Valle RR
Scbanston
Felows
Carbondate
North
South
W. Burdick
Albany
I. W. Cross
New York
Ontario
Cadosia
Eigen
Flitchoft D
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Lackawanna County
Shannon & Co
North Main Street
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Richmondale
Democratic Meeting
Peckville
Olyphant
Congregational Church
Thomas Hurke
Gallagher Building
Lackawanna Street
Jersey City
John O'Malley
Dunmore Street
Agnes Dougherty
Chicago
Mixes Mary Carbine
Lack
Gwanhnstreet
Thomas Langan
Brooklyn
Mise Sadie O'Malley
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Edward Joyce
Joseph Gilligan
J. F. Jones
Katie Newcome
Archbald
John Tockberger
Mary A. Sweeney
Alice Kenney
Sumnter Bros
Alaska
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Boston
Erie Medical CO
Niagara St
N.Y
Hutton
Washington Ave
Dix Court
Scranton Tribune
Une Building
Scranton, Pa
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
N. B
James A. Banister Co
A. Bittenbender
J. M. Kemmerer
Bittenbender & CO
Berga
W. E. Bittenbender
W. A. Kemmerer
Mia's of Bicycle Dept
Franklin Ave
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Milius
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Sant’ Harrisburg
Wood
J. R J. B. Hutchinson
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Liberty Street
Whitehall Terminal
Borantes
Pittaton
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
Newark and
Elizabeth
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Forage
Whitehall Street
South Ferry
Broadway
Blaten Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Failroad
Reading Terminal
H. BP. Baldwin
Pass
J. H. Olhausen
Lacka
Western
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Trie
Pennsylvania
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
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