Local notices from Lackawanna County attractions and visits
Various residents and visitors in Carbondale and Scranton are noted. Names include Dr. Wheeler, Whyland Gregory, Henry Chilton, L Spencer, Mrs Herring, Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Arnold, Clinton Morgan and daughter Charlotte, Esther MacNeill, Miss Carney, Miss Malion Crane, Frank Havenstein, J W Dimock, Miss Mabel Moore, Rev J J McCabe, Hagin Evans, Miss Mattie Howell, Miss Louise Hendrick, and more. Activities cover visits to Rochester, Michigan, Utica, Honesdale, Jersey City, Ocean Grove, and trips to Scranton, Waymart, and Philadelphia areas. Several relocations and job changes noted among local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Arey
Chapman
Northampton County
Wheeler
Wilkes-Barre
Whyland Gregory
Rochester
Michigan
Delaware and Hudson
Henry Chilton
South Terrace Street
Scranton
Milkawin Snyder
Barnard
L. Spencer
Dake Penheimer
H. D. Herring
Ocean Grove
Kate Cavanaugh
Cooperstown
N. Y
Mary Cavanaugh
Brooklyn Street
Blanche Arnold
Clinton Morgan
Charlotte
West Site
Utica
Esther MacNeill
Alice Carney
Jersey City
Malion Crane
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Havenstein
Helmon Street
Honesdale
Mattie Howell
Harlemavenvia
M. R. Wood
Washington, D. C
Herring
John Glynn
Pittston
Justion Glynn
Bimpwon
Misa Louise Hendrick
Misa Isabelle Stanton
Park Street
Miles Kate Rogan
J. W. Kilpatrick
May
Mise Mary Gillizin
Heeste
P. J. Binith
Nyork City
Mise Kate Jordan
Boranton
Thomas Carden
Fallbrook Street
Prohibition Meeting At Opera House Highlights Proponent Speakers
A sizable audience attended a Wednesday Prohibition event at the Opera House featuring Professor Samuel Dickie of Michigan, chairman of the National Prohibition committee, and W. W. Lathrope of Scranton. Speakers defended party organization against the dram shop as the quartet performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lathrope
Hockenberry
Lathrope
Williamsport
Swallow
Samuel Dickie
Michigan
Prohibition National Committee
Quartette
Mozart Band Concert at Hotel Anthracite Balcony
A Mozart band from Wilkes-Barre performed last evening in the Hotel Anthracite balcony. They played March Hugh De Payne Command Overture Polyphonie Pattee Cornet duo Bolero Hall Watts Eapinita Rasey Duex Tempo Cotton Blogsoms Hill Medley A Jolly Night Two-step Hotel Hart and ended with Band master Alexander’s latest composition dedicated to Dan Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Hart
Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Ninth Regiment Band
Wilkes-Barre
Dan Hart
Travelers Evane and Scurry Return From Ten Weeks Abroad
W D Evane and D Scurry arrived in New York Monday evening after a ten weeks tour visiting England Wales Scotland Belgium and France and Ireland. They reached home Wednesday and faced bad weather on the Ethiopia. Scurry took ill with a cold but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Evane
D. Scurry
New York
England
Wales
Scotland
Belgium
France
Ireland
Ethiopia
Mr. Scurry
Funeral of Mrs Jordan Held Yesterday Morning
Requiem mass for Mrs Ann Jordan was celebrated by Rev. W A Nealon yesterday morning. A large gathering attended, with many floral tributes. Pallbearers included Dominick Kerins John Monahan Martin Brennan John Moran James Kennedy Robert McHale Thomas Mooney and John Gethins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Nealon
Ann Jordan
Dominick Kerins
John Monahan
Martin Brennan
John Moran
James Kennedy
Robert McHale
Thomas Mooney
John Gethins
Reunion of Joseph Lee descendants held at Philander Lee home
The descendants gathered yesterday at the Scott township home of Philander Lee for a family reunion. Local attendees included Mrs. Sarah Gardner and Mrs. J. J. O Boyle of River Street, with other townspeople noted in transit or travel announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee
Philander Lee
Scott Township
Sarah Gardner
J. J. O'Boyle
River Street
Tillie Nowlon
Pitueton
Joseph Dettrick
Cemetery Street
South Sterling
John Lynch
Church Street
Philadelphia
John Lamb
Brooklyn
Thinety
Michael Hart
Greenfield Road
Edgar
George Mills
Dunmore
George Ross
Charles Simmons
Hancock
James Dennis
Brook Street
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted for women's health
The advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a scientific remedy for women's diseases claiming it cures obstinate cases and restores health. It cites testimonials and references to other works from the World's Dispensary Medical Association and offers a paper or cloth bound copy with a request for stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Asanon
Buffalo
N.Y
Town notes and upcoming events in Taylor area
The piece records a mountain excursion by local Protestant groups, a funeral in Duryea, upcoming McKinley club meeting, a Gray vs Anthracite game at Hyde Park, and diverse local social news. It mentions visits, shop openings, lodge meetings, a church ice cream social, and racing plans for Maggie D. at Caurvondale, with residents like Thomas Muir and Edith Watkins cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
John Nally
Duryea
McKinley Club
First Ward
William Morris’ Hotel
Grays
Hyde Park
Welsh Congregational Church
North Main Street
Joseph Knight
Philadelphia
Old Forge
Misa Edith Watkins
Grove Atreet
Olyphant
Morgan J. Jones
Lizzie Davis
Local notices and visits in Peckville area
Peickville list of visitors and residents includes Mr and Mrs Matthew Decker of Port Jervis N Y calling on Willum Page. John Warner ill. Professor C L Arnold to give musical at Presbyterian church. Mrs A V Thorpe and son Ray vacationing in Nicholson. Fr Peck and Son Oren guests of C F Peck. Dr J W Kneedler in town. Joadie Scott and daughter dining with Mrs John Docker. Mile Julia Brong visiting relatives at Jermyn. Agnes Smith to Crystal Lake for two weeks. Warapirs council to meet Friday Sept 3 at 7 40 in Ledyard hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Decker
Port Jervis
Willum Page
John Warner
Hickory Street
C.L. Arnold
Pittsfield
Maso
Presbyterian Church
Mise Mattle Watkins
Scranton
A. J. Wren
A. V. Thorpe
Ray
Nicholson
Fr. Peck
Oren
C. F. Peck
J. W. Kneedler
Elmbhurat
Joadie Scott
John Docker
Mill Street
Julia Brong
Jermyn
M. J. Smith
Pearl
Priceville
D. C. Smith
Elmer Donkin
John Dakin
Charles Thomas
I. H. Polhamus
Long Pond
Benton
Mise Ing Horn
Greenfield
Agnes Smith
Crystal Lake
Warapirs Council
Ledyard Hall
Archbold Delegate Attends State Convention in Erie
Archbald M J Kearney represents the Archbald branch of the C M B A at the state convention in Erie. Mrs T F P Wella of this place is appointed district organiser of the Ladies Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association and is noted as a leading member. Will S Clark returns home to Honesdale after visiting here. Richard F Foote spends vacation with relatives in Washington and New Brunswick New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kearney
Archbald
Erie
T. FP. Wella
Ladies' Catholic Mutual Benet Association
Wells
Ordor
Will S. Clark
Honesdale
Richard F. Foote
Washington
New Brunswick
N. J
Minister’s Experience with Two Tourists and a Wedding
A Jermyn town episode notes two visitors who sought aid at Trinity rectory posing as Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernard and later Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warrett of Newport News. The couple claimed restaurant ownership and a travel route through Baltimore and White Haven to Hazleton, prompting cautious questioning by Rev. Mitchett. They fled when pressed, with suspicion they were the same pair connected to other town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bernard
Trinity Rectory
Tuesaday
Mra
Eadward Warrett
Newport News
Haaieton
J. & Brown
Baltimore
White Haven
Carbondale
Hazleton
Mr. Mitchett
Fitchett
Thomas Roberta
Toronto
Geo. T. Penderel
George Pendered
Charlie Connelly
George Boale
John Boale
Frances Scott
Providence
Frank Smith
Emma
Hattie Beale
John Heate
Scranton
Joseph Harris
John Davis
Greenfeeld
Elizabeth Roche
Main Street
Elizabeth Ryan
Honesdale
W. E Smith
James Timlin
Charles Davie
Gertrude
Alonzo Ellis
Wyalusing
Willam McLaughlin
Forest City
New York
Frank Heicher
Alaska
Klondike
Belcher
John Hartman
Glenburn
Thomas Jones
John Forschner
Orcortt Grove
Lugerne
Mary Uresky
Alex Vorocky
Steve Mucholski
Andrew Sernak
John Beneki
Justice Helmes
Slippers by the Fire Welcome Home Evening
Mrs. Bimley embraces her husband in a warm reunion scene at home. She greets him with affection and offers a comforting supper, painting a cozy domestic moment amid tension implied by the headline.
Precautionary measures about sterilizing water
In a dialogue from Puck, Mr Dover spike argues for sterilizing drinking water to kill germs. He plans to use beer bottles as sterilizers and will deliver cases of beer by dark, then boil water in the bottles to make it safe for family use. Mrs Dover spike engages with skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Doverspike
Mra. Dovetapike
Mandy
Vindication of an idea prompts school overcoats concern
A Chicago Record item recalls a Wella street public school teacher debating pupil care. A boy walked nearly a mile to school in 4 degree below zero without an overcoat. The teacher sent him home to avoid danger, illustrating resolve in addressing emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wella Street
Chicago
Elevator solves stairs problem in witty exchange
Chicago Tribune quotes a humorous exchange about using an elevator on a tall building. The speaker jokes that even with an elevator the mind cannot be fooled by the idea of reaching the twentieth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Train Schedule Fragments For Utica Ithaca Northumberland
Partial timetable shows trains to Utica and Richfield Springs with departures at 3 a m and 1 58 p m and then to Ithaca at 2 55, 9 a m and 1 65 p m. Connections at Northumberland and intermediate stations link to Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and the South with several daily m times. Inform available from MetL Smith District Passenger Agent depot ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes Farre
Plymouth
Hiromsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Anticoke
Forsnavton
Iman
Decaliod
Metanten
Metl
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule Details and Routes
Rail timetable for Lehigh Valley system lists trains to Scranton Wilkes-Barre Bethlehem Easton Harrisburg and Chicago via Black Diamond Express with connections to Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Niagara. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available between Wilkesbarre and New York Philadelphia and major stops. agents Chas Robb and A W Nonnemacher noted with Beranton office at 19 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Street
Whitehall
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
BOF Hountain Fe
Mountain
Atlantic City
Newark
Elisabeth
Philadelphia
Reading
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Ee Pong Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Hersiabure
Aientre
Unday
Bor Votinvili
Cave
North River
Erty Tee
Whitehall Street
Booth Merry
Rom
Brooklyn
Staten Inland
Coney Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Isroad
Reading Terminal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
ADEA
Comfort
D. A
Plitaton
White Haven
Frazieton
Petrie
Dare RR Pointe
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara
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Lackawanna County
Bhannon & Co
Orth Main Street
Europe
Taylor
Peckville
Rank Belcher
Bimley
Bimby
Immer
Detroit Free Press
Puck
Meridea
Old Dominion
York
Old Point Comfort
Vike Ginia Beach
Richmond
OLD Dominion Steamship C.O
Tier
W.L. Quillaudey
E. Robinson's Sons
Colebram
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton
Paloetenteh
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Kline Shoe CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Famous Shoe Store
Aeenee
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Waconmakers
S.acksmith
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lackawann! Lumber
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter Canery
Eason Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Pottsville
Norristown
J. BR
Thutzhnson
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Lake Arse
I. Ee
Lake Ariel
Delaware and
Hudson
Beranton
Toy
Fort Aineny
Garniors
Montreal
New England
New
Yor
Portage
Ates
Laghigh Valley
Black Diamond Press
Pennsylvania
R. BR
Ian H Valle
Ron
Bi Tae
J. Aiyi
Albany
H. W. Cross
Ucket Agen
Vance H. P. Baldwin
Pass
J. H. Olhausen
Cornagney
Ontiio Ani Po Potnte
Weat
North Uth
Nicolson
Plinghem
Elmira
Wyoming Valley
wArrive
Banoeck Ein
Preston Park
Winwood
Wloe Poyntells
Pepacany Mt
Talondale
Ontario & Western
T. Wiltcraft
Hiv
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