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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1899

Page

12

Carbondale Excursion to Toronto Industrial Fair

A party of 155 residents left Carbondale Tuesday for Toronto and Ontario to visit relatives and tour the industrial fair. The piece highlights varied exhibits from mustard seed to a peat harvester, a submarine explosion, and curious scenes. Names of attendees are listed, with church services noted and the Roll of Honor meeting at 7:90 pm.

Toronto Lake Ontario Maine Admiral Dewey Mandle Tay Ontario Amerlean Staten Niagara Falls Boffile Gore

Funeral of Mrs Holmes

The funeral of Mrs Timothy Holmes was held yesterday from her Cuinnan street home. The procession moved to St Thomas Church for a requiem Mass by Rev W A Newton. Pallbearers included Patrick Kenney James Leland James Loftus Hugh Shannon and others from Archbald and the city. Interment followed at St Rose cemetery with a Noral hearer list and floral offerings noted. Out of town mourners came from Archbald Mo and Honesdale among others.

Timothy Helmes Cuinnan Street St. Thos Church W. A. Newton Patrick Kenney James Leland James Loftus Archhbald Hugh Shannon James Moran Jarmies Gethings Noral John Brien James Manson St. Rose Cemetery Joseph Miller Thos Kenney Bolend Miller White Archbald Mo Andrew Harieen MV Ruitz Mollie Honesdale

Local and Personal Notes Highlight Town News

Mayo's cash store on South Main Street closed yesterday as Mr. Mayo returned to Providence. Several residents, including Dr. D. J. Haller and J. Mann, returned from Toronto, with Scranton friends in visit. A new surface sewer ordinance was proposed in a special council meeting, allocating $9,000 for the project. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as promoting healthy blood.

D. J. Craft Thompson Friends Silk Mill Artesian No Select Council

Miss Mamie Knapp Hosts Lawn Party for Ralph Priest

Miss Mamie Knapp held a lawn party at her Main Street home on Thursday afternoon for her nephew Ralph Priest of Blakely. Amusement and singing were featured. refreshments served at 92 0. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. A E Pricat, Annie Priest, Florence Priest, Marian Priest, Marian Metlay, Velda Williams, Anes Priest, Elmer Martman, Iph and Elisabeth Priest of Blakely, Grace Edwards of Olyphant, and local youths May Bendtite, Theresa Bend, and Magaie Gray.

Mamie Knapp Main Street Thuresay Ralph Priest Blakely Gaimex Lund A. E. Pricat Misees Annie Priest Florence Marian Priest Marian Metlay Veledu ‘Hillams Anes Priest Elmer Martman Iph Elisabeth Pricet Grace Edwards Olyphant Eburg May Theresa Bend Tite Magaie Gray Carrie McLaugh

Local residents associations and students depart for studies

Exeter and surrounding areas report several youths leaving for education. Andrew Farrell returns to continue studies. James O Malley heads to Brooklyn to visit his daughter. John Doherty travels to Alleghany New York for St Bonaventure College. Mise Sadie Rogan attends a party in Carbondale. Mis Pelva Taylor returns home after summer. Mrs J St Davia and Mrs John Kynon host gatherings. Mary Davin visits from West Scranton.

Exeter N. WH Phillips Academy Andrew Farrell Mise Sadie Rogan Carbondale Frank McLaughlin Dunmore Street South Gibson Mise Pelva Taylor J. St. Davia Kingston John Kynon Hyde Park T. PF. Dance

Taylor News Local Churches and Social Events

The community notes a Methodist Episcopal sermon and evening services at 7 PM, plus a Sabbath gathering at 6 PM. Mrs. Johns host a social in honor of Miss Bessie Davis bound for Bloomsburg Normal School, with many local residents attending. Archbald Mine fund hosts a picnic at Round Woods with refreshments, and several church services and visits are listed across Taylor and nearby areas.

Endall Episcopal Church Stemil Mpnorth League John K. Johns Railroad Street Bessie JK. Davis Scranton Bloomeburg Normal School Mieke Davin HH. TL. Johns Bessie Davie Lydia Davis Edith Mary von Buskirk Susie Morris Margaret Jones Annie Watkins Edna Lewis Gertrude Watking Jeriile Lien Harris Norma Willams Taechel Jones Messrs Edward Davis W. J. Peterson Frank Gandall Robert Carson Thomas Johns William Lewis Mr. Vipond John L. Nelger Leanex Hagleton Archbald Round Woods Calvary Pagetiet He TL Harris Ligzxie Dillon Hwee Park Thurs Mike Mishel Ganl Wilkes Iire Mr Jenkins Nebo Congregational Chirch Memsham Richard Buthind First Congregational Chern Ciepln Loni Mise Morris North Taylor ovisHtine Meritater Olny Marrs Shaninkin Pavid Donee North St Evan Jenkins Ulan Ateep Lovelock Walitins Wilsh Cig Brecuethonal Thorius Abie

Jermyn and Mayfield Borough Council Meeting Reflected

Jermyn and Mayfield officials met with most members present. The street committee reported a water company valve left in a paved gutter causing poor street conditions. Bills approved include Avery, Light Company, Jermyn Press, and others. Tax and franchise issues were discussed along with survey work and archival updates. Several local residents and events were noted, including church services and residents traveling or ill.

Jermyn Borough Mr. Moon Monstreet A. G. Avery Terme Light Company Jermyn Press J. K. Jones Charles Modintey Kim Sir Pearlee Nicholson Coumlinan Badeer Mike Ing Maskett Uie Archhawl Jermyn Dunening Archivist Council Seyminie Hotel Avery Helmes’ Properties Hurgess Willman Queston Coun Ha Stirton Mildler Promperrow Hw Pnes Thomas Cook Primitive Methodist Tener Crnie Mons Mir Lorenza Walker Siperintendent Walker Mayfield Wilketve St Vincent's Seminary New York Emory Vof Wilker Arthur Day Cemetery Etrent Win Bounds Pawson City Woo, Davis Ontario and Western Railroad Misselin Meio South Main Street Dellaware Hudson Liberty Lodge Kalehia Pyshlur Key Mra Emerick Conktin Mra W Tadger Conetery William McCarthy Tuckty, Mont He Meneahlers

Unclear OCR notice near Lackawanna school

An ambiguous historical notice references the Lackawanna School in Borinten Pa and mentions preparatory courses to college and medicine. It notes open superintendent, catalogue activities, and lists names associated with the institution and a local store or nursery in the area.

School OF the Lackawanna Borinten Stead Thomes M. Dunn W. T. Phumbey A. ML Mminkler

Missing station listing and notices create confusion

An OCR fragment mixes station want ads with social notes and a meeting report. It mentions a classified Want Ad seeking a position, a few local names, and a church or district event led by J Mo Werner. The passage also notes Irene Coglizer visiting Reba Simypking and Alva Hammond’s travel, with archival tone.

Iheston Simpkins Otites Evenhis Almoof Giolla Piet Towll J Mo Werner Oller Honesdale Irene Coglizer Scranton Reba

Untitled medical preparation promising quick cures

Commodity advertisement claims a Dynatity tonic offers rapid relief from coughs colds and whooping cough. It touts cure claims for chest ailments and notes availability at druggists and Matthews Bros with sale through retail agents.

Chute Birgale Hie Matthews Bros

Funeral notices and local church services in Olyphant

The funeral of Elizabeth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will James, will be held at the family home in Blakely at 2 o'clock with Rev J Ellis officiating. W. Houses visits Stroudsburg. Congregational services tomorrow. sermon on Conger tow. Presbyterian church holds services at 10 am and 7:40 pm with Rev 7B. FF) Hammond at the pulpit. Ongoing social updates include Miss Gwendoline Williams of Carbon, Mrs Anthony Jones of Edwardsville visiting, and Mike Mare O'Connor returning to Brooklyn after three weeks in town.

Pitzabeth Will. James Blakely J, i. Ellis Mawkwls Baptist Church Stroudsburg Congrégational Church Presbyterian Church Hammond Mike Mare O'Connor A.C. Farcell Brooklyn Anthony Jones Edwardsville Gwendoline Williams Carbondaly

Peceville Firemen Event and Community Notices

Tonight marks the firemen’s Pete and clambake with the Wilsons hosting and many attending. Local reunions, church services, temperance union meeting, and delegate elections fill the week as residents prepare for evening alarms and Sunday worship led by Rev. S. H. Moon.

Local mill upgrade saves jobs and expands production

Sold Out to Silk Tissi in Pottsville the sil ieupt has bought the ribbon Lotenest and min ehibery of the Tit Bik alll. The mill will gain new machinery and a different line of goods, employing more hands by September. Also mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as medical remedies.

Pottsville, Boor Sears FP. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Otto Adios J Cheney, & CO Hall

Trains Leave Scranton for New York and West via Major Lines

Rail service details show trains departing Scranton for New York and points west including Chicago, Buffalo, and via Lehigh Valley through Wilkes Barre, Philadelphia, and South Bethlehem. Tickets and Pullman sleeping cars offered. reservations through Lock Haven and Beranton agents.

Scranton Sarbomdile—s.h Fey Biv Oyub Life Alwahy Surktogu Montreal New England Minerale Pais A. Om Ur Wilker-Ratreis New York Philadelphia Etc Fara Valley Railroad Parnesteinis Railroad Paints Westemnes Si Ray T Hiligexs Alvany Boratera Breton Polnia D, & UV UF Hick Ind Aecipal Palintia Dh. Tate Bae Geneva Hoehexter Buffalo Niaigara Porthor Wilkesarte Philadelhia Hoffa Wil OLLIS Hue South Bethleherm

Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table In Meet June

Train schedule notes routes from Scranton to New Yorks Nowbure and intermediate points with departures at 00a and 28 pom for through service to local points. Lake Ariel service departs at 346 ft Mm with stops at intermediate stations and a further leg from Serantom to Lake Ariel at 460 m.

New York Liberty Street South Moray Whitehall Street Berisot Scranton Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Tuaten Bethlehens Allentown Miche Chunk White Haven Lou Caprese Alpham Sunhase Titovton Occay Grove Sothinteh Coe Reading Lebanon Sac Pottsville Wekers Pointe Bart Lowert Rite Erie Wyoming Valley New Yorks

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