Our Flag cantata to open at Weber's rink in Scranton
The Five act patriotic cantata Our Flag will be performed by the First Welsh Bartlet church choir of Scranton at Weber's rink on Thursday and Friday. The cast features Liberty Edith Wynne Watkins and Columbia Maggie Jones with a large local cast. The program includes a grand march, prison of war, sentinel corps, and a variety of musical numbers.
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Washington
Cuba
Weber's Rink
Liberty
Edith Wynne Watkins
Columbia
Maggie Jones
Scranton
Father Time
James BE. Watkins
Tincle Sam
Morgan BP
Morgans
Daughters of Liberty
Olver Howells
Sarah J. Hughes
T. DeWitt Edwards
Hexale James
Eighteen Boys Sentinels
John Frans
Garfield Williams
Absolom Williams
Susie Powell
T. Tt
North Kaylor
John Connolly
William M. Evans
Myde Park
W. G. Howells
Order of Redmen
South Scranton
Willan T. Davis
William Bweet
Primitive Methodist Church
Archbald
Williams
Sons of Temperance
Richard Lannian
Mr. Walker
William Daniels
Watkins Family
Kolo
John Robert
Columbian Quartette
Borough meeting approves sidewalk grade plan on Second and Bacon
Last Wednesday a special borough meeting with most members present approved street committee plans for sidewalk work along Blocker Bros property on Second and Bacon streets. The grading starts at Second Street with four inch above crosswalk level toward Bacon Street and continues to the alley with that alignment. A resolution to purchase necessary flag and curb stone passed with Davis and Nurdish opposed. The walk line is set twenty five feet from street center. A grading crew worked yesterday on Stocker property and is near completion awaiting stone setting.
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Mesers
Bunt
Waters
Blocker Bros
Second
Bacon Streets
Davie
Second Street
George Blake
Bacon Street
B.D. Davis
Burgess and Street Committee
Davis
Nurdish
Stocker
Bacon
Mr. Stocker
Corps of Engineers
Liberty lodge marks eleventh anniversary with events
Liberty lodge No. hs Knights of Pythias plans an eleventh anniversary evening with an Odd Fellows hall entertainment and a Wind sor hotel banquet. Schubert Glee club to perform as part of an inter cating program. Ice Glenwood and Keystone collieries workers to be paid today. George McLaughlin family moving to Powder Mills home. Mrs Piger and family relocate to North Main Street Humphrey property. Henry Hemberich travels to New York and eastern states.
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Liberty Lodge
No. Hs
Knights of Pythias
Odd Pellows
Windsor Hotel
Schubert Glee Club
Ice
Glenwood
Keystone Collieries
George McLaughlin
Powder Milla
Mre
Piger
Tacon Street
Humphrey
North Main Street
Henry Hembtricht
New York
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Nuptials
Mrs. John R. Wilson of Plymouth visited her father D C Reed on Sunday. Mrs. Samuel Brodhead Sr. returns from a visit with her son in Dundaff. Nellie Sunty sustains a serious injury after dropping a fruit can in the cellar. Several sisters in St Cards announce the marriage of Miss Laura Dale to Mr William Faraday set for October 18. Mrs. Charles Anderson visits her sister in Pittsburg.
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John R. Wilson
Plymouth
D.C. Reed
Samuel Brodhead
Dundaff
Nellie
Thomas Sunty
Laura Dale
William Faraday
Charles Anderson
Pittsburg
Three Doctors In Consultation Prom Benjamin Franklin
The piece describes a medical adage with Dr Inclination, Dr Experience, and Dr Reason advising on remedies for a cold. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant to take, praised for speed and lasting relief, and notes it is sold by Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
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Inclination
Experience
Dr. Reason
Chamberlain
Reason
Aota
Matthews Bros
Carbondale Telegram Delivery Address Change Noted
The Carbondale correspondence of The Tribune reports delivery complaints now assigned to Mr J M Forber. Regular mail should be addressed to Roberts and Reynolds News agents for updated service.
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Carbondale
J. M. Forber
Roberts & Reypolds
City council weighs removing poles before sidewalk work
City councilmen debate removing unsightly poles in front of the municipal building and near the Columbia House company house as a planned sidewalk project proceeds, aiming to improve curb appeal.
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Columbia Hove Company
Andrews Opera Company to Perform Martha at Opera House
The Andrews Opera company of forty presents Monday night at the Opera house. A trained chorus features well known stars. Seat sales open at nine this morning and run to twelve, then remaining seats go to the general public.
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Andrews Opera Company
Opera House
Flatow
Martha
Viewers Meet on Widening of Church and Canaan Streets
Hon F Stewnolde J M Stuart and J L Diebingen led a panel appointed to assess damages and benefits from widening Church and Canaan streets. Delaware and Hudson representative J H Torrey from Scranton attended. Witnesses testified and the viewers adjourned to reconvene October 20 at 7 AM.
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F. Stewnolde
J. M. Stuart
J. L. Diebingen
Chareh
Canaan
Torrey
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Arthur Young Charged With Theft in Canaan Street Case
Arthur Young is accused by merchant Clark of Canaan Street of stealing several items and is noted to have earlier been jailed for participating in a robbery at a railway station cash drawer during the ticket agent’s absence. He has served multiple years in the state penitentiary.
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Arthur Young
Merchant Clark
Canaan Street
Arthur
Young
Raity
State Penitentiary
Quiet City Wedding Ties Anna Bartley to Thomas Bowens
A quiet wedding was held Wednesday afternoon at the Parry home as Anna Bartley wed Thomas Bowens of Wilkes-Barre. The ceremony occurred at 1:30 with only close friends present before the couple left by train for a wedding tour including Albany and New York.
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Thomas W Parry
Anna Bartley
Thomas Bowens
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
New York Chy
Hard tack message from Civil War soldier hints at morale
A member of Company E, Thirteenth Regiment writes home from this city with a piece of hard tack bearing the inscription Woe are apt to be home soon again. If we do it will take the whole second army corps to take us back. He says the words reflect the regiment's mood.
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Second Army
Fire alarm in Sixth Ward as brush blaze ends before responders
The whistle at head of No 28 drew residents from suppers around six. Fire companies rushed to a brush fire but found it already out, an incipient blaze extinguished before arrival.
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No. 28
Sixth Ward
Local Residents Gather For Visits And Social News
Private George Comaile of Company E Thirteenth regiment is home on sick leave from the Medico Chirurgical hospital in Philadelphia after six weeks illness. The Germenia singing society prepares for its October 24 formal opening. J Randall Jones formerly of Carbondale visits from New York City. Thomas Hunton of the Thirteenth regiments returns on furlough. Ruth Hills hosts friends at Belmont street. Mrs William Henderson of New Cemetery street is seriously ill. Miss Hattie Gerry and Miss Elizabeth Ayres are recovering from illness. Miss May Eaton of Scranton visits relatives in the city. Miss Jessie Klewe of Archbald makes a short visit. Miss Lace Gorman of New York City visits Miss Elizabeth McDonough on Pike street. Nellie Hobbs of Honesdale visits. Miss Anna Marke and Miss Anna Gay Man travel to New York. C Gaudvich of New York City visits Frank Couch. L Wetherby trips to Clifford for business. Charles Whitney of Susquehanna guests Fred Annerman in the area. Robert Clark of New York spends time with Thomas Walker on Farview Street. Mrs H B Bolton and friends visit in Clifford. Mrs Jesse Wonnacott and Cadus return from Waymart after a visit. Mrs Byron Peck returns from a brief stay with Waymart friends.
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George Comaile
Company E
Thirteenth Regiment
Ilness
Medico Chirurgical Hospital
Philadelphia
Germenia Singing Society
J. Randall Jones
Carbondate
New York City
Thomas Hunton
Ruth Hills
Belmont Street
William Henderson
New Cemetery Street
Hattie Gerry
Cannan Street
Mlness
Elizabeth Ayres
Charles Monk
May Eaton
Scranton
Jessie Klewe
Archbald
Iace Gorman
New York
Elizabeth McDonowsh
Pike Street
Nellie Hobbs
Monesdale
Anna Marke
Anna Gayman
C. Gaudvich
Frank Couch
L. Wetherby
Clfford
Charles Whitney
Susquehanna
Fred Annerman
Robert Clark
Thomas Walker
Farview Street
Bolton
Clifford
Jeesle Wonnacott
Cadus
Waymart
Byron Peck
McCormacks Visit Family as Detroit Sailor Returns
Mr and Mrs H J McCormack visit the couple's parents in Fast Orange S WOW. Watking attends a reception for Wil J Williams at his Plymouth home. Druggist Wil flame on the United States twussey Detroit is home on furlough. The Detroit now at Bos ton. An earlier republication misread engines and dynamo.
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H. J. McCormack
Fast Orange
Watking
Wil J. Williams
Plymouth
Wilflame
United States
Detroit
Boston
Dynamo
New Electric Hecht Plant Prepares for Incoming Equipment
The new Hecht plant has arrived and is being installed. Engines and dynamos are expected next week. Grace Chivers returns home from visiting Taylor. Stanley Newton, Wilson Bire delegate, presented a carved rocker souvenir at the Tuesday meeting and reported on his Lebanon trip. Frank MacFilroy, sailor on the Seneca, visits his Dolphs parents.
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Hecht
Grace Chivers
Taylor
Stanley Newton
Wilson Bire
Lebanion
Newton
Lebanon
Frank MacFilroy
United States
Seneca
Dolphs
Methodist ministers meet at Waverly and local events noted
Wilson Trieble attends a Methodist ministers meeting at Waverly early this week. A week of camping at Harvey's Lake includes Albert Marcy Frank Marcy and James La Francs. Various local notes cover theft at Townsend Brothers, a Holy Land lecture planned for October 24, a wedding at the Methodist church, and guests visiting Mrs St KR Thompson.
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Hey. Wilson Trieble
Waverly
Albert
Frank Marcy
James la Francs
Harvey’s Lake
J. W W. Morgan
Wyoming Shovel Works
Andrew
Charles Crouse
Searle
G. Hlorach
Sunbury
Odd Fellows’ Home
William Barrett
Shickshinny
Burelars
Townsend Brothers
Methodist Church
Mr. Shepherd
Scranton
Holy Land
H. L. Morgan
Emily
Edwards
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Mother Hubbard
Rae
Tytiayhd
Atleest
Axminster
Wilton
Velvet
Brussels
Ingrain
Cretonnes
Taylor News
Ds, Jones
Wales
Malta
Allen J. Morton
Kingstey
Williames
Blakely
BR. EL Williams
Calvary Baptist Church
Leotumere County
Edward Terger
Main Street
William Thomas
Burgess Janet
Jackson Street
Elsteddfod
Delaware, Lackoanine and Western Company
Jermyn and Mayfield
Old Forge
Benjamin Franklin
Blankes
The
Guanes
Ruskin
Shakespeare
Keillay
Andrew Opera Company
Peckville
Bauer
Jonas Long
Wyoming
Boldur Matthews
Clark
C. West
W ‘Itlane
G. Clark
Jao Penn Ave
Scranion
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Florey & Brooks
Ava
Court House Square
Tribune
Moosie
Rishdate Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Cor
Repauno Chemical Co
Mr. Pleasant
Firat Moor
Commonwealth Building
Dewlers
W. T. Smith
Westie
Bovanton
Matthews Brow
Im H
Tru
John H. Phelps
Eaay
Medicine CO
Cleveland
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