Child Gored by Family Dog in Belmont Street Yard
In Carbondale a young girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Griffis, was mauled by a dog owned by Joseph Robinson while playing in the yard on Belmont Street. The attack tore the face and mouth area, breaking the nose bridge and injuring the eye. Dr F E Jenkins attended and warned of possible blood poisoning. The dog will be killed to prevent further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffis
Belmont Street
Mr. Gibbs
F. FE. Jenkins
Joseph Robinson
Mitchell Hose company fair set with grand parade and prize
Preparations for the Mitchell Hose company fair are near completion with a grand parade planned involving Forest City Wandling Mayfield Jermyn and Archbald companies. A $30 gold prize will be awarded to the lucky ticket holder at the fair. Each evening features music and vocal programs and daily papers will list the program drawings and prizes. Sub-committees are formed for the event logistics with Fred Batley in charge of the dancing hall and printing overseen by Fred Thompson Battey and Charles Alexander. Charles Timmons serves as treasurer of the fair proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
Seare
Forest City
Wandling
Mayfield
Jermyn
Archbald
Fred Batley
Fred Thompson
Fred Battey
Charles Alexander
Charles Timmons
Pleasant Reception by Methodist Ladies Elect Officers
The Methodist church Ladies Aid held a reception at the parsonage with nearly all members present. Annual election named President Mrs D W Humphrey Secretary Mrs G A Place Treasurer Mrs D Scurry and vice presidents including Mesdames Butler Reynolds Scurry Smith Maize Evans. Reports by Evans Scurry Olver noted 3472 in receipts from suppers and twilight organ recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Methodist Parsonage
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. W. Humphrey
G. A. Place
D. Scurry
P. Olver
Caught a Weasel Steals Poultry on Wyoming Street
Residents of Wyoming Street report a four legged thief entering coops at night and killing several chickens. Alfred Chapman, living near South Wyoming Street, found five valuable birds dead when he checked the coop last week, with two more killed the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Street
Alfred Chapman
Prowler Captured After Henhouse Die Invasion
A farmer named Mr Chapman faced repeated chicken deaths after an intruder entered his coop. He finally set a trap and woke to find a large animal, over a foot long, trapped inside. He suspects a mink or weasel and expresses relief that the predator is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chapman
Patience Gove
Misa Estella Lee Weds James Chapman Jr at St Rose
The ceremony took place Wednesday evening at 5 45 o clock at St Rose church with Rev J J Curran officiating. The bride Misa Lillian Estella Lee wore a navy gown with lace trimmings and was attended by Maury Dougherty as bridesmaid while Marcus Brennan served as groomsman. Afterward the couple hosted a reception at the bride’s sister Mrs C W Brownell’s home in Dundaff and will soon begin housekeeping on Wyoming Street. They will currently reside at Mrs Sarah Gardner’s River Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Misa
Lillian Estella Lee
Roscoe Lee
Carte Avenue
James F. Campbell
J. J. Curran
Maury Dougherty
Pike Street
Marcus Brennan
Dundaff
C. W. Brownell
Wyoming Street
Sarah Gardner
River Street
Laid at Rest Mrs John Miles Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs John Miles were held at the Jute residence on Carte avenue with Rev T Be Jepson of the Baptist church delivering a Hebrew text based sermon. Pallbearers included six nephews and the interment occurred at Maplewood cemetery. The service drew many friends and was described as eloquent and large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Miles
Carte Avenue
T. BE. Jepson
Baptist Church
Dr. Jepson
H. W. Stone
C. I. Stone
BE. H. Stone
J. B. Hawker
W.hawker
John Lester
Mapdlewood Cemetery
Local residents leave traces in Scranton area notices
Miss Cushman plans to move stock to Carbondale to start new business in the city. Numerous residents and guests are listed visiting, traveling, or returning, including Mrs. Sarah Callendar, Mrs. A. B. Wilcox, Miss Genevieve Madigan, and J B Nicholson. A variety of local movements note resignations, trips, weddings, and social events across Scranton and nearby towns.
Carnival of Holidays at Presbyterian Church
The social committee of the Chaia dian Endeavor society at the Presbyterian church hosts a prize social tonight at Misa Hell Benjamin on Main Street with a fine programme and refreshments. Admission is free. All congregants and friends are invited. The Young People's society announces its second annual carnival, the Carnival of Holidays, planned for late November or early December with more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaiadian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Pri Sn. Celal
Misa Hell Benjamin
Main Street
Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
Boston Visit Follows Custody Claim In Forge Murder Case
Several men left Mudiown for Boston to verify if the person in custody is Crerengzo Merelo the old Forge murderer. William Repp begun hauling stones for a new school house at Rendham. Payday at Sibley mines today with Jermyn mines No 1 and No 2 employees to be paid tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Crerengzo Merelo
William Repp
Rendham
Pittston Tribune Office Ad Rates and Hours
Pittston office of the Stranton Tribune located at No 6 William Street offers prompt attention for advertisements orders in work and items for publication. Office hours run from 9 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
The
Stranton Tribune
William Street
Pretty Wedding on the West Side Last Evening
Adelbert Higham of Dunmore wed Miss Margaret Berlew of the West Side at the bride’s home on Exeter Street. Rev. Simpson officiated as guests witnessed the ceremony and a wedding feast followed. The couple departed on a Delaware and Hudson train at 10:40 PM for a wedding tour to Boston New York Philadelphia Washington and other cities before settling in Dunmore. The groom is a former clerk at the Pennsylvania Coal Company and now a Fire and Wyoming Valley Railroad clerk in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Higham
Dunmore
Margaret Berlew
West Side
Exeter Etreet
Mr. Simpson
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Cremony
Mies Nettle Ellaworth
Benseoter
Delaware and Hudson
Boston
New York
Philadelaia
Washington
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Fire and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Firemen's Day Parade Sets Town Aglow With Bands And Honors
The city celebrated Firemen's Day with a grand parade and civic tribute. Officials led the procession past lines of bunting while fire departments from Wilkes-Barre Scranton Avoca and nearby communities joined in. After marching South Main to Railroad and junction routes, visiting companies were hosted at their quarters and the Eagles held a banquet for Wilkes-Barre guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loftus
Ommeer Calous
Leek Cornet Band
Mechanics
Wilkes- Barre
Stanley Woodward
Wilkes-Barre
Crystal Fire Company
Scranton
Lawrence. Band
Exeter
Lugerne
Local marriages and deaths fill notes in West Side town
James H. McMillan of William Street plans to wed Elizabeth Gardner a nurse at the hospital on November 6 at O H Jones home on Elizabeth Street. Also, John Aschenbrandt residents of Main Street celebrate arrival of a baby girl. A double birth occurs to Mr and Mrs Myer Schlosser of Willam Street with one infant dying. James McBrowle dies at about 60 after hospital transfer from Parsonage Street prompting an aldermanic inquest. Other notices report weddings at Tricky Episcopal church and the death of pioneer Michael Trewtiban with funeral and mass set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McMillan
Railroad Street
William Street
Migs H. Elizabeth Gardner
O. H. Jones
Elizabeth Street
T. W. Swan
Wes Side Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Synod
Ft Butler
Parke
John Aschenbrandt
Mainstreck
Jon
Myer Schlosser
Willam Street
James McBrowle
Parsonase Street
Loftus
Imet
Offley
To'elock
Golden
John King
Charles Coward
Charles Golden
James Rooney
Gmall
John Oberdorfer
Rags & Co
Misa Elizabeth Milla
Misa Sarat
Philadephia
Alfred Butterworth
Durmyn
A. Z. Bloom
St. Joints
Frank Donohue
Wane
Pirtrton
Totty
Phoenix
Town Notes and Family Visits in Factory Ville
Mr and Mrs Towewend of Viniling relatives visit Trenda and revise home. Mrs Forma Mahon of Cheyenne Wyoming returns to make her future home here. Mrs Malvina Whitney dead Thornday morning on Main street. Funeral services at 11. Mr J W Reynalds trips Niniera Palla and Macade op. Forrest W Reynolds and others guests on Hah street. Town mud covers cratewalks. council urged to repair walks and trim walls. Mrs Winslow’s Boothing Syrup advertised for mothers with teething children. bottles twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Towewend
H. W. Tourle
Andre
J. W. Reynalds
Niniera Palla
Macade
Forrest W. Reynolds
Mr. Bardow
Wilkra-Barre
Stanley Fiatt
New York City
Reynolds
Hah Street
Harry
Frank Gardner
Scranton
D. N. Mathewson
Washington, D. C
Storewide stock sale opens October in two large outlets
Announcement states the sale begins October 14 at two large stores to dispose of entire stock. All items are marked down to first cost, with many items sold below cost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale
Mitchell Hose
al Vettel
the Methodist Church
Hood
Missie Waar
Hood’s Pills
Lackawanna Avenue
Wan Papen Tan Guu
Iad Ciertobier
J. Scott Inglis
Hymen's
Misa Estella Lee
James Chapman
Miles
Mr. Engle
Alfred Engle
Frank M. Fox
Fox
Buffalo
Engle
W.L. Pryor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Nora O'Meara
M. B. Madigan
Madigan
Genevieve Madigan
Alm
J.B. Nicholson
Electric Light Company
Harry Briggs
James Lavery
Salem Avenue
Pleasant Mount
Joseph O'Rourke
A. Pascoe
Washington Street
Mise Libble Riley
N. Noble
Ralph Nye
Mra
Henry Gramer
Canaan Street
William Cox
Porter
William
Belmount Street
Hosene
Sullivane County
Jennie Fluellen
Vielt
Seran Lon
Grace Evens
William Alexander
Camelia Brandemore
John Hawker
Honesdale
Fla. Dony
Sabbath Agroeration
George Schaff
Tenth Avenue
Hondout
N. Y
Mr. Ychaff
Jacob
Patrick Finneran
Professor Siegel
Peckville
Siptey
Bingham-Berlew
Wrlek! &O
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Clewebania
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenus and
Spruce S.ras
Empire Oat Goods Company
Menry Goodman
Jersey
Henry Goodman
Lacka
Washburn-Crosby Co
Moosic Powder Co
Lamin & Rand Powder Co
Repaume Chemical Co
Pennsylvania
Washington Avenue
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
Salontenen
WM. T. Smith
Dickson Manufacturing Co
NTON
Mig Machininery
Clothing Dept
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