Montrose Notes Report Local Visits and Club Changes
Montrose sections note visitors from Binghamton Scranton and Philadelphia. Local improvements include curb work on Cherry Street and new boxes for waste collection by the Village Improvement society. The Gun club prepares rooms over the Republican office and a croquet match at D R Lathrop’s yields prizes for Blanche Campbell and Annie Warriner.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Gussie Drake
Hainghamton
Lydia Richards
Scranton
N. HH. Shafer
Arthur B. Fancher
Dickinson College
Narry Flumerfelt
Florence UV. Wells
Fourth Lake
Adirondacks
Charlotte
J. W W. Willan
Cherry Street
Mra, Jr. C. McCormack
Wells
Annie Wuarriner
A. Fyvon Tobol
Presbyterian Church
Civito Tardo
West Nicholson
Westmaster
George C. Burns
New York City
Payette MclKenzies
Philadelphia
Nellie Keena
Register and Recorders
Atlantine City
KH. H
F. H. Shafer
Iatherine Riley
W. Riley
H. Shafer
Winnine
Lakeside Puntry Club
Hopbottom Social Notes and Local Movements
Hopbottom seen visitors and visitors including Mrs Hierrick of Madixon and Miss Ninw Day of Binghamton. A J Green family moving into former J C Merrill home. John Bisbee and William Brown attend Democratic convention at Montrose. Charles Jonoushek of Oswego visits sister Mrs Paul Beardgley. Myra Jackson hired for Letermedials department. Mrs L G McCollum of.
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John Bisbee
William Brown
Montrose
Charles Jonoushek
Qawego
N. Y
Paul Beardgley
Ib. M. Tiffany
Myra Jackson
Ieee
Letermedials
The
Tiffany
T. Airs
L. G. McCollum
Democratic County Convention in Tunkhannock Names Ticket
The Democratic county convention assembled in Tunkhannock with County Chairman Aaron Brown presiding. Nominees listed include C. C. Dershimer for Congress, John W. Gray for assembly, Lorenz L. Travis for sheriff, Edward W. Farrer and H. W. Place for county commissioners, John S. Donovan for prothonotary, H. B. Sherwood for register and recorder, Elijah Ney and Fred Osborne for county auditors.
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Tunkhannock
James JD. Kinner
Walton J. Billings
Nicholson
Jesse L. Thiting
Nicholson Examiner
Aaron Brown
Clarende A. Littlesq
Congress
C. C. Dershimer
John W. Gray
Lorenz L. Travis
Lemon
Edward W. Farrer
H. W. Place
Malls
John 8. Donovan
Braintrim
H. B. Sherwood
Meshoppen
Elijah
J. M. Palmer
Moravia
Edward G. Hinds
Factoryville
Squire John
Read
Woman's Etn Temperance Union
Springville Notes Race From The Week Involving Vines And Visits
Springville columns report a rough frost a visiting cleric from Skinners Holdy and his wife in town, pastor Rev. Davis who served here years ago, Erma McMicken in Philadelphia for medical care, Susan Davis as caretaker, Lucinda Tyler visiting Allen town relatives, and Rev. Van Campen with wife visiting. Fairdale ball nine visited for a game ending nine to eight, with a return in Fairdale next Saturday. R. L. Blakslee, Lehigh Valley agent, visited Buffalo recently, and Rev. J. W. Price was called to …
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Beranton Tribune
Springville
Sept
George H. H. Davia
Skinners’ Holdy
Davis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Erma McMickenin
Philadelphia
Susan Davis
Bho
Lucinda Tyler
Allentown
Lewis T. van Campen
Frionia
van Campen
West Nicholson
Auburn Corners
Fairdale
R. L. Blakslee
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo
J. W. Price
Reunion of Company C Veterans Connects Counties
The September 20 reunion of Company C, 203 Pennsylvanians drew veterans and spouses from Susquehanna, Wyoming, Bradford and Lackawanna counties. Comrade Culver provided a tent and meals. eighteen attendees noted one death since last year. Frank Lott of Denver and his wife visited local relatives amid church and lodge events in Parkvale and Strickland Hill communities.
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Centremoreland
Gal) Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Homer Smith
Parkvale
Hannah Lambert
Mel
Peter Bush
Strickland Hill
Vesta Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Montrose
Frank Lott
Denver
Colorado
Auburn Township
Company C
Culver
Strickland
Bradford County
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Bradford
Lackawanna
Keystone academy opening prep draws Factoryville students
Factoryville residents report students gathering to greet the opening of Keystone academy on Tuesday. Several white ribboners attend the Woman's Christian Temperance union convention at Tunkhannock. The Baptist association convenes in the Baptist church this week starting Tuesday at 10.
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Factoryville
Sunday church events and mishap at Methodist Church
The report notes a Sunday program at the church with Dr. John Howard Harris of Bucknell University to preach Tuesday evening at 7 40. A lamp cord broke during service causing a small fire. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gardner hosting visitors from Scranton and La Plume with several local couples attending.
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John Howard Harris
Bucknell University
Perviera
Mies Mints Bello Wheaton
Methodist Church
Winebrake
Scranton
Fred Wrigley
la Plume
James Wrigley
Bunker Hill
Fred Lindeeya
Retti Darrow
Arch Schol
Railroad Excursion Rates To Des Moines for IOOF Meeting
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell special excursion tickets to Des Moines Iowa for the Sovereign Grand Lodge IOOF meeting September 15 to 20 1902. Tickets on sale September 11 to 14 inclusive and valid to return until September 22 with 23 cent fee. Extension to October 11 possible by deposit with Joint Agent and 60 cent payment. See local ticket agents for rates and details.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Low Rates to California and Western Points Offered
Daily through October 30 1608 special one way tickets from Philadelphia to Los Angeles and San Francisco are $49 75 with low rates from other points. Excursion sleepers Washington to the coast depart at 7 45 PM on Mon Wed and Fri with berth rates of 7. Two people may share a berth. Personal conductors and Pullman porters accompany each sleeper. For details contact Chas L Hopkins Southern Railway 828 Chestnut Philadelphia.
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California
Arizona
Mexico
Southern Railway
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Chas. L. Hopkins
Chestnut Street
Lehigh Valley Offers $4.35 Round Trip to New York
Tickets priced at $4.35 cover travel from Scranton to New York and return on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Sale starts September 16 with return validity through September 40. Tickets honored on most trains except the Black Diamond express. Check with agents for details.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Local People Visit and Fire Destroys East Side Building
Social visits spread across Peckville as families gather from Lincoln Heights Jermyn and Lake Ariel. A fire on the East Side destroyed a building owned by Joe Shomonsky at noon with Hose Company No 2 arriving too late. estimated loss about $500 covered by insurance.
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Richard Watkins
Lincoln Heights
W. W. Watkins
Main Street
Jesse Dunlap
Homer
Jermyn
Hickory Street
Myr
Mre. Merritt
Lillian Reese
Jennie Dikeman
Belle Vandefort
Factoryville
Myron Locklin
Lake Ariel
Wiarden Simpson
Scranton
Harry Simpson
Bprr, Street
Green Midge
New Milford
Tsaac Marsh
Carl
Anthracite Park
Joe Shomonsky
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Cut out the pictures on this page each day and mark the hidden object with a pencil. Save them until Saturday and mail or deliver to The Tribune Puzzle Department in an envelope with your name age and address. The six correctly marked pictures from the week with earliest viewers will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
the Tribune
FOR SALE AND RENT LISTING WITH MISC ADVERTS
A dense early 1900s classified page lists for sale items including a Edison phonograph with records and horns, a large grocery wagon, a coffee grinder, a first class market, and various rooms for rent or wanted housing. It also notes real estate offers in Green Ridge, Scranton and Dunmore, plus employment ads for salesmen and agents and notices about lawyers and professionals.
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B. Moses
Lackawanna Avenue
Bridge proposals for Lackawanna River crossing in Old Forge
Sealed proposals are invited by Harrisburg officials for rebuilding the superstructure of the Lackawanna river bridge in Old Forge Lackawanna County. Bids due September 2 in separate envelopes, plans available on request, opened in Harrisburg in the Executive Department reception room.
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Harrisburg
Pfologek
Lackawanna River
Old Forge
Lackawanna County
Executive Department
Shove
Tt. IL. Eyre
William A. Stone
BR. Hardenbergh
Frank G. Harris
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings
Lackawanna Light Heart and Power Company Charter Notice
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on September 17 for charter of an intended corporation named Lackawanna Light Heart and Power Company. It aims to supply light heat and power by electricity in Beranton Lackawanna County to locals, partnerships and nearby entities. J Wheaton Carpenter solicitor.
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State of
Pennsylvania
James Gillespie
Meyer Stein
Adolph Eichols
Ase Snbly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lackawanna Light, Hleart and Power Company
Primary Election Notice for Twentieth Benutorial District
The meeting of the Standing Committee of the Twentieth Benutorial District Pennsylvania declares a primary election on September 15 with convention September 17 at Central Republican Club Scranton. Delegates allocated by rules. Vigilance Committees to conduct primaries. vacancies filled by authority.
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Pennsylvania
Wise
Republian Club
Wishington Avenue
Scranton
Republican Chib
Washington Avenue
Bevanton
Crawford County
Brie Méries
Naion
Train Schedules From Scranton to New York and Beyond 1902
Railway notices list train times effective June 1 1902 from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Gouldsboro Buffalo and Montrose with multiple daily departures. Services include Oswego Syracuse Utica and other way stations and special Sunday trains. Local branches include Bloomsbury Northumberland Plymouth and Binghamton routes with morning and evening slots. Various arrival and departure times are shown in a dense OCR style with occasional errors.
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Scranton
New York
Phila
Gouldsborocat
Binghamton
Ieliatra
Oswego
Syracuse
Uttoanta
Byracine
Ution
Montrose
Bloomsbury
Northumberland
Plymouth
Now Yorks
Wintira
Way
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Parlor Car Service
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces schedules effective June 15 offering through service to New York Philadelphia and points west. Parlor car and day coach available on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York, with connections to Bethlehem Reading and other regional stations. Tickets and Pullman reservations via city offices in Wilkes-Barre and South Bethlehem.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Beranton
Filiadelphia
New York
Wtinira
Ithaca
Geneva
Riner Paley
New
Rochester
eAnela Niagara
Chicago
Ona
Ftate
Biick Diamond Expres
Sundava
Wilman Peck
Areening
Lehigh Valley Parlor Cara
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelpales
Wilbur
Cortland Ft
Cortland Street
W. Nonemacher
Bethlehem
Public Square
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetables June 29 1902
Trains from Scranton to New York depart at 7 00 a m and 4 00 p m with through service to Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and southern points. Sunday 2 10 p m departures to Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading via Allentown and Harrisburg. Tamaqua via 7 10 a m 1 00 p m and 4 00 p m. Rates and tickets at station. W G Bessler general manager M Burt general passenger agent.
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Baltimore
Washington
Avoon
Pittston
Wilkes
Barre
Long Ranch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Tamaquane Dottsville
W. G. Bessler
Co. M. Burt
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule Effective June First
Pennsylvania Railroad timetable announces trains from Scranton to Philadelphia via Wilkes Barre and Pottsville with Pullman buffet parlor cars and coaches. Connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West noted for weekday and Sunday departures with multiple through trains and intermediate stops.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
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