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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1902

Page

7

Montrose News Roundup Reflects Camp You and Local Moves

Montrose hosts the soldiers encampment with veterans in town and visits from Nan Davies and Harold MacLean. James Morris Jr returns from Bingh amton and takes a new job, planning to move his family. Kinney family plans Philadelphia residence, and A. F. Kinney departs after years in town. School opens with large attendance as merchants adjust hours. St Paul’s annual picnic at Heart Lake and a late-night egg-throwing incident at Enow’s grocery follow. Montrose baseball beats Halistead 12 0, với next match vs Susquehanna Stars. Lakeside Country Club golf contest yields silver cups to winners including Lyons, Fitzgerald, Beardsley, Hopkins.

Montrose Nan Davies West Pittston James Morris, Jr Binghhamton Binghamton Harold 8. MacLean Wilkes-Barre Frances Aitken A. Davies Dundaff George H. Frazier Wilson Street Davies A. F. Kinney Philadelphia R. J. Stark Scranton St. Paul's Episcopal Church Heart Lake Enow Halistead Susquehanna Stars Lakeside Country Club Lyons Fitzgerald J. R. Beardsley Hopkins

Boy Cured of Colic After Doctor Failed

A Shell Lake reader reports his four year old son suffered colic until a physician failed to help. After giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, the child slept within half an hour and improved quickly.

Chamberlain F. L. Wilking Shell Lake Mgr. Wilkins Ake Lumber Co Gale

Social visits stretch through Hamlinton community

Mrs W B Christmas and daughter Bertha from Scranton visit sister Mrs F A Orchard. Mrs E M Beale and others from Parkersburg Pa visit friends here. Adeline Sampson of Jermyn visits sister Miss Mahala Jones. J J Williams of Green Ridge visits Amos Olver. Rev J D Brodhead from Jermyn preaches. St Johns Episcopal church notes public school opened Sept 1 with Miss Eck from Honesdale as principal.

Green Ridge Amos Olver G. A. Clearwater D. P. Hamlin J. D. Brodhead Jermyn St. John's Episcopal Church Miss Eck Honesdale

Maple City band open air concert in Honesdale

HONESDALE Sept 3 The Maple City band will give an open air concert from the band stand at Flussell Park Thursday evening. A drove of cattle passed through town en route to Northumberland county. The town will host a ball game Saturday between the home team and Jonas Long's Wilkes-Barre squad. Misses Reno and Lucy Edgett return from Basin Harbor Lake Champlain. Manager W J Silverston secured the Barlow and Wilson minstrel troupe for the opening number at the opera house Monday evening. The Honesdale High School Alumni committee plans to establish

Honesdale Maple City Flussell Park Northumberland County Jonas Long Wilkes-Barre Reno Lucy Edgett Basin Harbor Lake Champlain W. J. Silverston Barlow and Wilson Opera House Honesdale High School

Clarg Sutton Memorial Library Project Aims Ahead

Erie plans an excursion to Niagara Falls and the Toronto exposition Friday next as part of a memorial library for Clara T Button. Lawrence M Atkinson attends a Republican state committee meeting in Philadelphia. Rev and Mrs Co L Percy enjoy a Wayne County lakes vacation. Honesdale schools open with nearly five hundred pupils and intend strict truancy enforcement.

Clarg T. Sutton Clara T. Button Erie Niagara Falls Toronto Lawrence M. Atkinson Republican State Committee Philadelphia Co. L. Percy Wayne County Honesdale

Local notices from Tunkhanonck area visitations and sale

Squire W D Frear of Beaumont and Ralph Ney of Taylorville are noted visitors. Lumber from the Dixon county bridge will be sold publicly on Sept 18 at the courthouse. Charles H Marcy of Altoona visits his mother Mrs Mary Marcy. Mrs Henry Bardwell of Chicago visits Dr Judson Bardwell on West Tioga Street. Corey L Kresky of Scranton visits his parents. Mrs Kresky and family have spent six weeks here. George Phillipson and wife of Carbondale visit Caroline Gray on Tioga Street. Mrs Samuel C Hodge returns from New York due to her husband’s illness typhoid malaria. Frank Carey and wife of Bethlehem visit his parents on Third Dell. Scott and family of Carbondale visit local friends.

Chicago Judson Bardwell West Tioga Street Corey L. Kresky Scranton Kresky George Phillipson Carbondale Caroline Gray Tioga Street Samuel C. Hodge

Harvest Time Notes and Local Visitor Visits at Welsh Hill

Farmers harvest oats as the season's sole bright crop while guests from Philadelphia Pittston Scranton and Jefferson New York visit and relatives gather. Local educators and students resume school duties with Prof John Richards and other staff leading Welsh Hill East Mountain Burdick Elkdale and Stroudsburg institutions. Reverend and Mrs R N Harrison host Mrs Harris parents at the parsonage as visiting relatives and townsfolk return from weeklong trips.

Welsh Hill Gertrude Hayden Fenley Philadelphia J. W. Davis F. F. Resseguie South Gibson John Richards Great Bend H. B. Anthony Welsh Hill School Lizzie Moses East Mountain School Irene Morgans Burdick Elkdale Annie Lloyd Stroudsburg Daisy Bennett Factoryville Will Moses Bloomsburg R. N. Harrison Harris Pittston Thomas Thomas John Lewis Scranton David Evans Fenton Craft Jefferson, N. Y Leroy Craft Worcester N. Y M. C. Watkins

Old Forge Social Notes From Yostville To Factoryville

Old Forge residents visit friends in town and return home after trips. Local events include a Gardner reunion at Factoryville, a Junior league basket picnic at the Feeder Dam grove, and a cow killed on the railroad. Several residents traveled or hosted family over the week.

John Wilson Yostville Alfred Avery E. Drake Thad. Stewart Nichols N. Y May Williams Wyalusing J. C. Jacobs Gardner Factoryville Seymour Smith Clarence Snyder Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Bonney Scranton Ira Porter

Devills Island to Open National Stage by Mottenthal Brothers

The Mottenthal Brothers secure rights to stage De Nole and Hall's Devil's Island nationwide. The play reimagines the Dreyfus affair featuring the Place de la Concorde degradation, Devil's Island confinement, and a dramatic open sea yacht tableau.

Mottenthal Brothers de Nole Hall Devil's Island Dreyfus Place de la Concorde

Lyceum to Present Devil's Inland and My Antoinette

The Lyceum screens Devil's Inland this afternoon and evening and previews My Antoinette for Saturday. Alfred F. Aarons and George H. Murshey stage a London drawing room scene with a Pink ballroom echo and a dazzling dresser amid elaborate musical comedy accessories. The segment notes strong stage design and opulent costumes, with the diagram opening at 9 o'clock.

Rondes Dreyfus Wherry Lyceum Bingtam Alfred F. Aarons George H. Murshay My Antoinette Mowse London England

Ward and Voices Bring New Edition of The Head Waiters

Ward and Voices and a large company including Lucy Daly Margaret Daly Vokes Allen Curtis Joe Kelly Tony Williams Smirl Kessner Addie Kessner Johnny Whalen May Murray and the Tuxedo Ladies band perform a fresh edition of The Head Waiters at the Lyceum next Monday night with updated wardrobe new music and carefully chosen specialty features.

Ward Voices Lyceum Ward and Voices Lucy Daly Margaret Daly Vokes Allen Curtis Joe Kelly Tony Williams Smirl and Kessner Addie Kessner Johnny Whalen May Murray Tuxedo Ladies

Dixie’s theater eyes on young talent as vaudeville acts shine

An anonymous note hints Dixies may foster local youth while presenting The Octoroons at Star in Scranton. Opening matinee today, the weeklong show promises the best colored organization with new music and vaudeville acts seen in major cities.

Dixie's Dixie Herrington Scranton United States

Stage Notes: Casts and Plays Announced Across Companies

Dan Coleman signs with Ward and Vokes for The Head Waiters. Mabelle Gilman booked for The Mocking Bird by Sidney Rosenfeld. Helen Bertram to star in The Prince of Pilsen after recovery. J E Dodson and wife Annie Irish in The American Invasion. A Hay State Spinster by Alice E Ives for Thomass W Broadhurst. John E Kellerd to lead in The Climbers with Amelia Bingham on tour. Bijou Fernandez denial of Hearts Aflame exit. Myrkle Elarder company thriving at the Academy. A Fatal Marriage was stopped yesterday. Caught in the Web repeated last night. This afternoon A Nutmeg Match repeats and tonight An Indiana Romance.

Dan Coleman Ward and Vokes Mabelle Gilman Sidney Rosenfeld Mocking Bird Helen Bertram J. E. Dodson Annie Irish Hay State Alice E. Ives Thomass W. Broadhurst John E. Kellerd Amelia Bingham Bijou Fernandez New York Myrkle-Elarder Academy

Lost items reported on Mulberry and Oak streets

Lost notices describe two items with rewards. One on Mulberry Street between Penn and Jefferson avenues with D. and EL mile age, return to 325 Jefferson Avenue. Another on Ideal time oak between Oak and William Street, return to 1818 Wayne Avenue or Davis' Drug Store.

Mulberry Street Penn and Jefferson Avenues Jefferson Avenue Oak William Street Finder Wayne Avenue Davis

For Sale General Store in Scranton Area

FOR SALE A fine general store in good locality with horses wagons fixtures etc Stock inventoried in April nearly 7000 dollars and business will run from 4000 to 40000 dollars per year Profits will run 20 to 23 percent Reason of sale ill health Inquiries to P O Box 7 Scranton Pa Stock and Wheat Traders with out delay Hibbard Co members NY Consolidated and Stock Exchange 44 Broadway New York Established ise Long Distance Phone 2388 Brond

Il Health P. O. Box 7 Scranton Hibbard & Co N. Y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange Broadway New York Ise

Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones

Cut out the daily pictures, circle the hidden object, and save them for a week. Send or bring to The Tribune office in an envelope labeled Pugule Department with name age and address. The six correct entries with earliest receipt will be published in The Tribune Monday morning.

Baturcy Tribune Pugule Department Almts

BRIDGER PROPOSALS FOR LACKAWANNA RIVER BRIDGE REBUILDING

Bealed proposals will be received in Harrisburg Pa until 12 oclock m on Tuesday September 23 1002 for rebuilding the super structure of the bridge over Lackawanna river at On Forge Lackawanna County Pa. Plans and specs may be had from the Superintendent of Public Grounds and Buildings Harrisburg. Bids opened in Executive Department reception room Harrisburg by order of the Board.

City Recorder Department of Public Works Benemaker Bloom Avenue Block Street Hollow Street Leggett'’s Creek Third Ward Bureau of Engineering Scranton HOS John EF. Roche Bureau of Building Inspection Bridger Harrisburg Lackawanna River On Forge Lackawanna County Executive Department Leyre William A. Stone GB. Hardenbergh Frank G. Harris Board of Commissioners

Estate of Annie Connell Administrated in Scranton

Letters of administration granted to William Connell of Scranton. All persons with claims must present them for payment and those owing debts must settle immediately. Welles & Torrey, attorneys for the estate.

Annie Connell City of Scranton County of Lackawanna William Connell Connell Building Welles & Torrey John Jermyn Rnin Pepovent Buoke B. Fernye Emma i Jermy

Lehigh Valley Route Schedules and Pullman Details

Lehigh Valley Railroad announces through service from Wilkes Barre to New York via D H R with parlor cars and day coaches from Carbondale and Bethlehem to major cities. schedule times include 2.18 and 4.95 associated trains, with Pullman cars on all Wilkes Barre to New York and Buffalo routes. ticketing at 69 Public Square Wilkes Barre and Cortland Street New York offices.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Philadelphia New ‘York Carbondale New York Rowlins D. TA Pottsvills Bethlehem Taston Reading Harrisburg Geneve I Tel Pal Star Prociace di Aea Geneva Tt Batnin Niagara Salle Chicago Pullman Parior Santin Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Ollin HH Wilby Cortland Street Charles City Ticket Office Public Square

Central Railroad of New Jersey schedules 1903

In effect June 29 1903 stations in New York Liberty street South Ferry trains leave Scranton for New York Philadelphia Mauch Chunk Wilkes Barre and others at 730 am and 400 pm Sunday 210 pm express leaves Scranton 730 pm for Philadelphia Baltimore and other points south and west Includes connections for AvGEegeaten Wilkes Barre Longsennshi Ocean Gree ate and Reading area Tickets apply at station agents. W G Bessler general manager C M Burt general passenger agent

Scranton Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Pottaville Banepa Sunburyhsburg Baltimore West Fe Sunbury Washington Pittsurg West Pottsville Hazleton Luneburg Harrisburg Pitts Reading System Central Railroad of New Jersey New York Foot Liberty Street South Ferry N. R Maston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Ashley Ilkes-Barre Pittston City Express Bcrapton Goold Zaman

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