Carbondale News. Make Things Lively-H Major Throws From a Carriage
Carbondale reports multiple runaway horses causing damage and injuries. J H Major and George Moon were thrown from a carriage near Dundalft street. Major was briefly unconscious but not severely injured. Milk wagon crashes cause lost milk and damaged wagons. A third runaway on Main street endangers three riders including Miss Lissie Hoare and Miss Annie Farley. the colt-driven horse breaks the dash, is restrained, and repairs follow. A separate dispute over wages ends with a salt settlement. a final decision is set for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Major
J. H. Major
George Moon
Dundalft Street
Mr. Major
Dundaff
Jr.Moon
Mr. Moon
Major
F. Barnard
Main Street
Frank Ifer
Lissie Hoare
Jermyn
Annie Farley
Farview
Shaffer
Accident at Farview ends with near tragedy for Miss Swingle
A Honesdale tied picnic near Farview saw Miss Misa Swingle jump from a moving train after losing her companions. She landed beside the track and was stunned with only a few scratches, narrowly avoiding being crushed by the cars as rescuers reached the scene. The incident occurred during the Mozart band outing with no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Farview
Misa Swingle
Housedale
Mise Gwingle
Miss Swingle
Andrew Mack Stars At The Grand In Carbondale
A large Carbondale crowd welcomed Andrew Mack the Singer at the Grand Opera house last evening. He appeared in the Irish play Myles Aroon and his singing was the principal feature of the performance, making a decided hit and earning warm welcomes for future appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mack
Carbondale
Grand Opera House
Myles Aroon
Alderman Bunnell Rules in Suit Over Ruined Crops
A large crowd gathered at Alderman Bunnell's office to hear his decision in the case against Mies Blanche Arnold over the ruin of Mr. Saunders' crops. The ruling favors Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnell
Mies Blanche Arnold
Saunders
Impressive Funeral at St Rose Church
Yesterday morning at nine funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Mullady were held at St Rose church Rev J J Curran preached a eloquent sermon praising her life and charity The body was interred at St Rose cemetery Pallbearers included Edward Kelly Bartley Craughon James O Boyle George Bhaff Matthew Mannion and Thomas Nealon all from this city The cortege was unusually large reflecting the esteem for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mullady
St. Rose Church
J. J. Curran
St. Rose Cemetery
Edward Kelly
Bartley Craughon
Honesdale
James O' Boyle
George Bhaff
Matthew Mannion
Thomas Nealon
Social Note Recap of Local Visits and Weddings
Mrs Henry Vail and Mrs Kirt Bolce left yesterday for Scranton and Wilkes Barre for a week. Miss Mary Walsh returns to Pittston from visiting Hon John Kelly. Miss Kathryn Hessler and Gugsle Atkinson return home from visiting Miss Amy Kinback. Informal tea to be hosted by Mrs S A McMillen for Trinity church Ladies Guild. Misses Mary Kate Burns and Mollie Day visiting and returning. Several locals visiting in Binghamton and Scranton with minor social events and upcoming marriage announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vail
Kirt Bolce
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Walsh
John Kelly
South Church Street
Pittston
Kathryn Hessler
Gugsle Atkinson
Amy Kinback
McMillen
Garfield Avenue
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity Church
Lydia Couch
Clark's Summit
Nave
Missea
Marya Kate Burns
Sadie Wisley
Mollie Day
C.W. Mellon
Carbondale
Oscar Davenport
Monica Missett
Schenectady
Miss iMagele
Thomas Misset
M. J. Mullaney
P. H. Murray
J. F. McDonald
Binghamton
J. F. Aickinson
J. B. Nicholson
Edith Norton
Hokendaugua
Lizzie Scurry
Wyoming Street
Honesdale
Ella Purdy
Mra. B.madigan
George Hogan
Elmira
John McDonald
Mra
Keough
Jean Serles
Pittsburg
F. H. Coyles
Terrace Street
Torrance and
Moon
Torrance
Mise
Julia Kilhullen
Stroudsburg
State Normal School
George Philips
Susquehanna
Frank Hollenbeck
P. M. Burke
LaSelle
James Griffin
Gordon Avenue
Mies Ham
Walter Beams
RA. D. Ducksburg
Nichols
Mayor Nichols
F.H. Franks
Washington Street
H. H. Jadwin
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Sarah
Liszsle Edwards
Ocean Grove
Tebbie ‘Lasley
Arto
T. Burnard
Wayne Street
Local Briefs From Carbondale and Wales Tragedies
The report notes several ordinary visits and departures in Carbondale with Jeemyn Nos and Edith Van Buskirk mentioned. John Shield, son of Mr and Mrs John Shield, died after a brief illness from an intestinal infection. he was 11 years old. Pris cella Watkins of Wales died shortly after arriving there two months ago seeking health benefits. she was widowed, survived by sons Evan G and William, and a daughter. Calvary Baptist church held a successful excursion to Lake Ariel, drawing many residents away from the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Richard
Carbondale
Edith van Buskirk
Olyphant
Gomer ‘Davies
Union Street
State of
Ohio
Rey
Davies
John Shield
Priscella Watkins
Wales
Miss May Calby Returns Home After Vacation
Miss May Calby resumes at her Philadelphia school after visiting her aunt on Lake Avenue. Willard Bunnell returns home greatly improved after extended travel in western regions. The Democratic convention was held here Tuesday and described as tame compared with last week’s Quay-Haatings event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Calby
W. Doran
Lake Avenue
Philadelphia
Willard Bunnell
Binghamton
Montrone
Leon Rink
Mw W
Qfulford
Local Social Notes and Arrivals in Montrose
Mrs George Watrous returns home from Heart Lake after visiting Miss Halsley. Lee De Witt of New Milford visited Montrose as a guest at the Montrose House on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watrous
Heart Lake
Miss Halsley
Lee de Witt
New Milford
Montrose
Montrose House
Funeral and town notes span Sunday to Tuesday events
Mrs Comet McKinney died at her home Sunday morning of cancer. Funeral services were held at her late home Tuesday afternoon with interment at Rose Hill. L T Travis plans a meat market on Chase Avenue. The Presbyterian church cornerstone was laid Tuesday afternoon by its three oldest members. A golden wedding for Mr and Mrs Jerod Marsh was celebrated. A concert by Springsteen Company occurred at the Railroad YMCA hall. The public schools opened with large attendance. A band of gypsies passed through town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet McKinney
Rose Hill Cemetery
W. W. Adair
Scranton
Frank Brown
Richford
N. Y
B. Chase
J. B. Johnston
Mra. Colston
Great Bend
Jerod Marsh
Franklin
Springsteen Concert Company
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Ladies
Shela
L. T. Travis
Chage Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Snyder Leaves for Penobscot and Local Notices
Charles Snyder travels Tuesday to Penobscot where his wife and family will stay for several days. A gospel meeting at 7 40 p m daily through Saturday at Methedint precopal church invites all to attend and assist. The post office was robbed Tuesday around 3 am with about 300 dollars in postage stamps taken. Ed Foulks is sick a few days. About 200 people journeyed to Scranton Monday to see the Young Men’s Christian Association play the Anthracites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snyder
Penobscot
John McCrindle
New York
Co. D. Laffin
Howard Luckey
Young Men's Christian Association
Nime
Little Edwards
Fred
Lake Ariel
John Mott
Blanche Tregallas
Misa Lettle Edwards
Scranton
Ed. Foulks
Main Street
Young Men's Curienes Association
Old Forge News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Rev E L Santee and family returned from a visit to Mrs Santees father in Shickshinny. Drakes Hall hosted a grand saucée on Friday night. John Charles family spent Sunday with Mrs Hannah Bennett. Rev Mr Brungess preached at Brick Church and will fill vacancy left by Rev J C Tenant leaving for Wesleyan University. Miss Annie Mainwaring and Willie West Pittston visited friends. Old Forge township schools opened with full attendance. Miss Kittle Stark visited Scranton. Miss J May Brodhead left to study at East Stroudsburg Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Santee
Wesleyan University
Annie Mainwaring
Willie
West Pittston
Old Forge Township
Kittle Stark
Scranton
J. May Brodhead
East Stroudsburg
Richmondale street car collision victim remains serious
Mrs. Peter Malla of Hill street, injured in the Richmondale street car crash about ten days ago, remains in serious condition though not in immediate danger. She is likely to be confined to her home for some time. Miss Kate Mangan of Dunmore and Miss Early of Pittston spent Sunday with Miss Sallie Corcoran of Church street. Mrs Martin Langan and John of Wayne street have returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Philadelphia. A regular school board meeting was held Monday with Directors Myers Beck Barrett Price O'Hara O'Rourke and Corcoran present. A chart firm representative explained his goods and the board approved an order. Several bills were ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Malla
Hill Street
Richmondale
Kate Mangan
Dunmore
Miss Early
Pittston
Sallie Corcoran
Church Street
Martin Langan
Gon. John
Wayne Street
Philadelphia
Myers
Beck
Barrett
Price
O'Hara
O'Rourke
Corcoran
Special scape meetings announced for Sept eight
Two meetings set for Sunday September 8 at Cosner's school house at 3 20 p m and 7 40 p m conducted by George Weet and Valentine Verne all welcome no collection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosner
George Weet
Valentine Verne
Severe storm disrupts home front as Lord family recalls shock
A severe thunder storm struck Saturday, tearing a corner into splinters and delivering a severe shock to Mr. and Mrs. Lord. Locals recount guests visiting from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, with gatherings at Mrs. C. B. Williams and Mrs. G. N. Niver homes. A pedestrian club forms as several residents plan outings and travels to New York and White's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Lasellee
Mira, Dougherty
G. A. A. Shoemaker
Scranton
C. B. Williama
Ed Raymon
Beth
Binghamton
White's Ferry
Ned Tiffany
Huth Griffin
Providence
Anna Worden
William Johnson
Bicyclist Searle to pass through town Thursday evening
The long distance cyclist Searle aims to break the Chicago to New York record and is scheduled to pass through the area Thursday at 10 30 PM if he remains on schedule. Local events include Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Opera House tonight and a picnic by the Odd Fellows at Taylor's Grove, Lanesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searle
Chicago
New York
Opera House
Evenig
Garrett
Hayden
Peter Pickering
Eugene Barnes
Robert Frink
Brown
Syracuse
Great Bend
Alvo
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
Susquehanna
Taylor's Grove
Lanesboro
F. G. Inderled
Hboson
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