Anniversary Assembly of Abington Baptist Assn in Factoryville
About two hundred delegates attended the Abington Baptist association anniversary in Factoryville over three days. Highlights include an open air service at Keystone Academy, Dr. B G Beddoe’s welcome, sermons by Rev Thomas de Gruchy and Rev R R Thompson, and committee votes for next session in Scranton with local pastor Rev H S Potter noted for leadership.
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Keystone Academy
Evans
Keller
Scranton
Beranton Tribune
Factoryville
Abington Baptist Association
Baptist
H. F. Bast
Clark's Green
W. B. Grow
Evangelist Wells
Dundaff
Wikanah Hully
B. G. Beddoe
Henry S. Potter
H. J. Whalen
D. D
Carbondale
W. PF. Chirk
Waverly
Thomas de Gruchy
Grant Lewis
G.T. Gibson
A. W. Gardner
J. W. Davies
Charles, Corliss
W. 0. Jenkins
William Chappell
Smith
RB. F. Y
Home Missions
Foreign Missiona
K. R. Thompson
Obituariee
James W. Lowry
James Fielding
GC. C. Gillett
Potter
Lewsley
M. RR. Thompson
Temperance
C. A. Spalding
WE Finn
Cole
David Spencer
H. Harris
William M. Fowler
W. J. Lowry
W. F. Clark
A. TE. Smith
G. R. Smith
A. BR. Clay
CC. M. Hathaway
Charles H. Spalding
James Lowry
Factoryville Baptist Church
Daily Press
Scranton Tribune
Scranton Republican
H. J. Whilen
Pennsylvania Baptist Educational Society
Home Mission Society
E. B. Palmer
Philadelphia
Wells
Beware of Mercury In Catarrh Ointments
Caution against ointments for catarrh containing mercury as they damage senses and mucous surfaces. Advises using prescription guidance from reputable physicians. Warns about Malle Couri Cure from I J Cheney & Co Toledo and Hulls Catarrh Cure from Yaleco Ohio with internal use claims.
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I J. Cheney & Co
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Hull
Yaledo
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I. J. Cheney & Co
Montrose Notes Include Travels Events and Local Gossips
Clothier W H Mawhiney and Deputy Postmaster F A Mack tour New York for business and pleasure. Village hall dance hosts Montrose youths. Miss Emily Deck visits from Bethlehem as ping pong honors guest. J C Harrington heads to Syracuse with trips. Ball team sails to Scranton for game. Excursion rail rates ahead of annual fair. Cultural, club, and leisure news from Montrose.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
W. H. Mawhiney
F. A. Mack
New York City
Village Hall
Adeline Stoddard
South Main Street
Emily Deck
Bethlehem
J.C. Harrington
Syracuse
Percy Balentine
Scranton
D. RR. Lathrop
South Montrose /s
Mary Webb
Susquehanna County Agricultural Society
N. E. Bissel
Crystal Lake
Lawton Farmers Club Jaly
Lawton
Elizabeth McGee
Philadelphia
Sallie Courtright
Jesse B. Warrimer
State College
New Milford
Lou
Bessie Pierson
Pafter
Monyorton
Epworth League to Hold Ice Cream Festival at Mrs Fletcher’s
New Milford reports the Epworth League will stage an ice cream festival at Mrs Fletchers home Friday evening with all invited. Miss Clara Inderited has returned from Binghamton after a week with relatives as the Methodist church ladies prepare their weekly guild event.
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Bermnton Tribune
New Milford
Epworth League
Fletcher
Misa Clara Inderited
Binghamton
The
Methodist Church
Local items from Tunkhannock and area notes
The notice lists a sheriff sale of the late James Frear law library and office furniture. It mentions a Sept. U date, and includes travel back from Central New York, visits by Miss Cora Sprague, and a series of residents and visitors including Orlando B. Rickett, Mrs. J. K. Peck, Miss Ruth Hard, Mrs. Charles Terry, Corey L. Kresky, Ada Welch, Rev. William Hile, and plans for the canning factory sale. The October term of court is set for October 13 for two weeks, and Lee Stark plans to re-enter Lafayette College Maston as a student.
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Tunkhannock
Sept. U
James
Frear
Saile
John A. Sittser
B. W. Lewis
B. E B. Bidleman
New York
Cora Sprague
Moravia
N. Y
Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Hill, On East Tioga Street, Orlando B. Rickett
Laceyville
J. K. Peck
Mamie
Kingston
Ruth Hard
Massachusetts
J. Wood Pratt
Charles Terry
Sayre
E. M. Phillips
North Waren Street
Corey L. Kresky
Scranton
Jacob Kresky
Harrison Street
Ada Welch
William Hile
The
Baptist Church
New Jersey
Rainey
Lee Stark
Lafayette College
Maston
Ladies' Aid plans meeting and local happenings at Welsh Hill
The Welsh Hill Ladies' Aid meets tomorrow at the hall with dinner served. Visitors include Mrs. Henry Harris of Providence and Miss Katie Jones of Forest City. Health updates note Mrs. Sarah Richards ill, and Thomas Jones returns from the far west. A recent game saw Welsh Hill Giants defeat Uniondale. Funeral attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Moses and daughter, and other locals.
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Welsh Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Harris
Providence
John Evans
Katie Jones
Forest City
Sarah Richards
Thomas Jones
Far West
Lizzie Ebdon
West Side Hospital
Scranton
Welsh Hill Giants
Uniondale
Giants
John Moses
Lizgle
Lenny Owens
Owen Owens
Thos. Butler
Cora Roberts
Funeral for Miss Teresa Connors Held in North End
The funeral from the family home in the North End included a Requiem Mass by Rev. M. F. Crane and interment at Dunmore Cemetery.
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Teresa Connors
North End
M. F. Crane
Dunmore Cemtery
Maybell Allan
Old Forge
Nellie Murphy
Catherine Brehony
Cecelia Maloney
Mary Gordon
New York
Anna Brehony
Mary Reap
Mary Jennings
St. Cecelia’s Academy
Hose Company
Patrick Heston
John Hopkins
Martin King
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Thomas Manley
West Side
Lackawanna Hospital
Mary Saulers
Lincoln HI
Er@e Williams
Parsons
James Crowe
Thomas Nibone
Stroudsburg Normal School
Andrew Druffner
Meshoppen
Clark's Summit Social Notes
Mrs. Hufford from Wilkes-Barre is visiting Mrs. FP Shilling. George B. Leonard of Penobscot Pa visited friends here this week. Misses Joele and Maud Miller of Newburg, N.Y., are noted in town.
Local Notes Report Family Visits and Repairs
Visiting the former's mother Mrs Susan Bunter, D Smith is on the sick list. Dr and Mrs C Merrill were called to Sayre by the death of Mr Merrill's brother Charles. Mrs Harvey Fritz called in Scranton Tuesday. Frank Dalley repaired his house struck by lightning recently. A milk depot will be built by Scranton men on the site of the old blacksmith shop of T A Pillinge. Mr and Mrs Henry Edwards moved to New Milford.
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A. Smith
Florence
Montrose
Vall
Mattie
Binghamton
A. F. Hellainan
New Milford
A. J. Spencer
Henry la Barr
Susan Bunter
D. Smith Ia
C. &. Merrill
Sayre
Charles
Harvey Fritz
Scranton
Frank Dalley
T. A Pillinge
Henry Edwards
Illness and church notes from Elmhurst
Rev. Mr. Greisa remains seriously ill with typhoid at Dr. Knecher’s home as friends await the crisis with hope for recovery. Local church representatives attended the Abington association in Factoryville. Miss Mamie Dunning is expected home after appendectomy at Moses Taylor Hospital. Social plans form for the Baptist Ladies Aid.
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Greisa
Knecher
Greiss
Alburtis
Ladies' Ald Society of the Baptist Church
J. W. Williame
A. E. Cobb
Mount Cobb
Knedler
Bickel
Reading
J. W. Knedler
Albert Barber
Dunmore
G. D. Cooper
New York City
The
Baptist Church
Scranton
George W. Beale
Baseball scores from early New York and other games
In a noisy early baseball card, New York split games with CHW and Philadelphia while Brooklyn and Boston posted mixed results. Batteries included Lunderen Kling Chesbro O’Neill Yerkes, with umpires O Day Brown and Connolly guiding affairs across cities like Philadelphia Boston and Detroit.
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New York
RHE
Picture Puzzle for Young Readers at The Tribune
Cut out daily pictures, circle hidden objects, and save until Saturday. Send or bring the marked sheets to The Tribune office in an envelope labeled Puggle Department with name age and address. The six weekly pictures correctly marked and first received will have their names published Monday morning.
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WANTED AND LOST PERSONAL Ads Inserted for Help
Classified notices include housing needs boarding and lodging offers a German girl for housework and jobs for a boy of sixteen entries show real estate and banking names with local addresses in Scranton area. Also a long distance market letter and lost pin Claimed rewards offered for returned items and services.
Petition to free Ridge Turnpike toll road in Lackawanna County
An application will be made to the Court of Quarter Sessions of Lackawanna County on October 7 to appoint a jury of view to condemn the Ridge Turnpike Company's road from Binderson Avenue in Scranton to Main Street in Dickson City and remove tolls. Ty. P Dupey, attorney for petitioners.
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Olla
Court of Quarter Sessions
Lackiwanna County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvanki
Lackewania
Binderson Avenue
Scrangton
Main Street
Dickson City
Ty. P_DUPEY
Toronto and teams reach scattered scores in brief update
A compact ledger lists game scores with Toronto 4 Jersey City 2 Newark 1 Montreal 0 Buffalo 5 Providence 4 Rochester 7 Worcester 4. The brief shows multiple results with varied margins across cities and teams.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Worcester
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Effective June 15 2002
Train departures from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other cities listed with routes via D and H and DL and TAL. Includes times for White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Pullman parlor and dining cars available on key routes. Officials and ticket offices named with offices in Wilkes-Barre and South Bethlehem.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Ciinek
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Ind
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Elmira
Tihaca
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Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadel Pa Buffalo
Burbanalea Bridie
Llin H
Cortland Alvan
Ong York
Charles
Lee
Pass
Cortland Street
Reetor
Bethlehem
Cita Tlhehot
Public Square
Trains Schedule of Central Railroad of New Jersey June 1902
Scranton to New York Philadelphia and southern points schedule lists morning and afternoon departures from Scranton with through vestibule trains to Philadelphia via Wilkes-Barre and Pottsville. Connections include Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh with Pullman cars and coaches.
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Washington
D. C
Avoca
Pittston
Ken Barre
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Tamaqua and
Pottsville
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottaville
Sunbury
Harrinburg
Pittsburge
West
Morrisburg
Pittsburg
Stithona
Maxleton
Bun+ Bue
Pitts- UK
Scranton Area Trains Timetable From Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre
In effect June 16 1602 rail times show Carbondale Scranton Wilkes-Barre Honesdale and Albany routes with north and south bound departures and arrivals. Sundays trains connect to New York Middletown Walton Norwich Oneida and Sidney. time changes noted for Erie Wyoming and Ontario and Western lines.
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I. V
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Borranten
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New York
Newburgh
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Mt Scranton
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le Arrige
Boranton
Chitarinie
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M. Ito
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Cay Honiley
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Cadosin
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Walton
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Oneida
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Poyntelle
Doth
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New Berlin
Meguer
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Alton
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York
Cee Welsh
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