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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1902

Page

12

Seeleyville Chapel Nears Dedication In Honesdale

The Seeleyville chapel is nearing dedication while Honesdale churches plan Sunday services at regular times. Notables include Mrs G W Lane away in Atlantic City for three weeks and Joel G Hill announcing conferees F B Kimble John Kuhbach Bernard Reilly and J B Tiffany meeting Susquehanna conferees Sept 16 at St Charles Scranton.

Scranton Tribune Honesdale Seeleyville G. W. Lane Atlantic City Joel G. Hill Wayne F. B. Kimble John Kuhbach Bernard Reilly J. B. Tiffany Susquehanna St. Charles Hotel Scranton Wayne County Agricultural Society Horace Herbert L. LaBarr Protection Engine Company B. W. Fitch Louisa M. Durland Mary A. Menner Cora L. Watts Golf Club Andrew Thompson Queenstown Thhe Allops Delaware and Hudson Paul W. Gardner Pittston Grave A. Corey New York Heffley Institute Brooklyn Anna M. Ball Pittston and Clark's Green William H. Swift John T. Ball Lackawanna Presbytery Pitttston Uattern West Side Browns Sherinton

Hawley Notes and Local Arrivals in September

Hawley updates report visitors and residents with trips to Deposit Binghamton Matamoras Scranton and Port Jervis. Obituary for Miss Ella Hopeman high school valedictorian who died of consumption. funeral set for Sunday. Republicans Milham and Wall named as delegates to the Wayne County convention in Honesdale on September 22.

Scranton Tribune Hawley James Palmer Deposit Binghamton W. C. Knapp Wilma Speers Matamoras Pike County Ed. Schardt Honesdale Charles McKenna Miss Knapp Ella Hopeman Miss Hopeman Twentieth Century Club Jacob Sell P. J. Bower Scranton Thomas Ruane Carbondale John Kelleher Massilon A. Gussie Wells Port Jervis Sarah FE. Knapp J. E. Tethers’ Dental Office August Saltzman Atlantic City Kate Deitzer Cella Langan New York City James Milham T. F. Wall

Local Notes From Harford Sept 12

Harford updates include Miss Maui Burklin of Glenwood visiting Mrs. W. S. Withers, Hoyt Pease at Factoryville school, Laura Jackson returns to Binghamton, Ebe James at Factoryville convention, Bruce McConnell visiting his parents in Harford, Miss Little Johnston weds Clarence Tiffany in Harford, newlyweds leave for New York trip, reception for Rev. C. W. Hawkins on vacation return, ice cream and cake at Sunday school event, Mrs. H. S. Alworth visiting Scranton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Tingley of Foster visit, M. E. Aid society meeting with Mrs. S. B. Osborn.

Scranton Tribune Harford Maui Burklin Glenwood Withers Hoyt Pease Factoryville Laura Jackson Carolyn Brewster Binghamton E BE James Bruce McConnell New York Ugh McConnell Johnston Ford Miss Little Johnston Clarence Tiffany Tiffany Rey Abd Dirs C. W. Hawkins Young Men’s Union Alworth Scranton FE. M. Watson Scruton Wiijah Tingley Foster F. , Tingley M. E. Aidgsovlety B. Osborn

Local Notes from Hopbottom Selections and Visits

Mrs. James Raub and daughter Olive returned to La Grange Illinois. Services are planned at the Universalist church Sunday evening with Rev Herrick preaching. Mrs. G Bailey departed for La Grange the past week as the silk epule factory is set to reopen next.

Scranton Tribune Hopbottom James Raub Olive la Grange Universalist Church Herrick G. ©. Bailey Epule

Tunkhannock Notes September items and local oddly mixed

Local briefs report Pastor Hodge recovering from malaria, Harry Prevost to study medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and Fred Bondman injured by hot water. Others note bridge demolition by Lindsay Brothers, bridge contract to be let Sept 23, property sale by A A Sterling, jurors drawn for October term, Citizens National Bank set to open around Oct 15, Judson Stark involved in an incident, and Sheriff candidate Jen L Travis campaigning.

Scranton Tribune Tunkhannocky Samuel C. Hodge Presbyterian Church Harry Prevost H C. Prevost University of Pennsylvania At Philadelphia Fred Bondman Frank Harding Republican County Committee Thuraduay Lindsay Brothers A. A. Sterling Meshoppen Arizona Citizen's National Bank Judson Stark Pittston Jen L. Travis

Tewksbury Family Reunion and Local Happenings

Brooklyn news notes the Tewksbury family reunion at the Methodist Episcopal Church with a Ladies Aid dinner. Mrs. W. L. Bunnell dies after a brief illness. funeral set at 2 p.m. Saturday. Laura Snyder marries Calvin Lathrop at her home with many guests in attendance. Long distance telephone service with Montrose now connected to the Bell system.

Brooklyn Tewksbury Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid Etta Sage Selah Sterling Southworth Keystone Academy George T. Peckham Charles Fish E. L. Weston Waldile Susquehanna Association of Universalists W. L. Bunnell Hailey Jewett Charlee Mead Laura Snyder Calvin Lathrop G. I. Gilesa Pittston Dalton Stella Babson Scranton Joe Tewksbury Montrose D. L. Gardner

Uniondale Notes from Sept 12 Court and Church Gatherings

Uniondale report covers a Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday school outing at Crystal Lake, visits by Rev J G Raymond and Rev Thaymond, and social rounds. A near fatal buggy accident after a shaft broke near a crossing injures Mr Raymond and shocks Mrs Raymond. Mr Thaymond is popular with local friends and well wishers.

Uniondale Union Picenic Presbyterian and Methodist Crystal Lake Thompson Methodists Charles Newell Dundalf Theron Dimmick Mr. Little Montrose Elijah Carpenter Charles Lee Carbondale Shubal J. G. Raymond Lundies Mrs. Raymond Mr. Raymond Mr. Thaymond

Delegates Chosen for Honesdale Democratic Convention

Waymart reports the primaries elected delegates J. C. Dangue and B. J. O Rourke to the Honesdale Democratic convention. Thomas B H Israel, father of Rev. Rogers Israel, returns to Scranton from a summer at Stephenson residence. H C Ames is seriously ill at home. Charles Harry Buckland returns to work in Forest City. Al Hendricks, former resident, visits friends. Addison J Merwin visits Canaan friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Greiner and son noted in town.

Scranton Wagmart Honesdale J. C. Dangue B. J. O'Rourke Thomas BH. Israel Rogers Israel St. Luke's Church Stephenson H.C. Ames North Main Street Charles Harry Buckland Forest City Hendricks Friends Addison J. Merwin Canaan John Greiner

Local visitors and brief city calls noted

Of Denver Colorado visitors attend the former’s slater Mrs Mary Pearce. Mrs Frank J Hoban recently guest at Mr and Mrs B C Doyle and returned to Wilkes Barre on Wednesday. Mrs Anna Ensign with cousin Edna Dimock visiting Honesdale. The Misses Gray of Beach Lake rooming with Mrs James K Spry and F J Cooper of Scranton guest of his mother here Wednesday.

Denver Col S Slater Mary Pearce Frank J. Hoban B. C. Doyle Wilkes-Barre Anna Ensign Edna Dimock Honesdale

Eagle Hose drill squad to Bradford for state convention

The Eagle Hose company drill squad decided to travel to Bradford at the start of next month for the State firemen's convention. They will enter the drill contest for a prize of 400 dollars, the largest ever offered at a state convention. Ernest Strumer leaves Sunday for Easton Maryland to manage his brother Oscar's jewelry store for twelve days during his absence. Rev D M George and family depart for Watersville New York where he will preach as pastor of the Welsh Congregational church beginning Sept 13.

Pittston Eagle Hose Company Bradford Eagle Squad Ernest Strumer Easton Maryland Waterville Waterstreet Baptist Church St. Mary's Church Upper Mary Reddington William McGlynn Collier J. B. Gilboy Duryen Alex Davis Oak and Lagrange Streets

Nicholson Notes of Local Visitors and Travel

Nicholson reports social tidbits with Mrs John Bailey of Harrisburg visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D J Black. Henrietta Hayden of New Milford spent Friday in town. Kittie Shields returned home in New Milford Friday night after visiting Eunice Day. Nellie Mack and Mrs RR Niles visit Washington DC. Norma Decker of Falls visits her brother Dr V Decker for a few days.

Local Students Depart for Syracuse and Stroudsburg

Olin Jacobs left this morning for Syracuse to enter as a student. N. H. Hollis went to Stroudsburg on Monday to study at the State Normal school. Mrs Dills visited Scranton on Thursday and Miss Mary Nolan called on friends here Thursday. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school plans an outing to Shady Grove today.

Olin Jacobs Syracuse Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Shady Grove N. H. Hollis Stroudsburg State Normal School 8. C. Dills Scranton Mary Nolan

Witch's Spell Rumor Grips Reading Pa Neighborhood

LeRoy Eisenhower, a three year old child, was buried after dying amid claims a witch’s spell caused his illness. Neighbors report similar deaths linked to witches, with an old woman deemed the witch and a black cat accused of ferrying the evil influence. Mrs. Eisenhower sought cures, including pow wow and a witch doctor, but the child wasted away. Local belief centers on supernatural causation and fear surrounds the incident.

LeRoy Thomas Teilsenhower John Eisenhower Thomas Eisenhower

FOR SALE Items and Rooms in Dunmore area

Classified notices offer a four thousand five hundred ninety pound grocery wagon and a coffee grinder by B Moses at Lackawanna avenue. A first class meat market for sale at 131 Chestnut street. A front room for rent at 424 Adams avenue. A small house or flat wanted in a desirable location with the terms. A bath equipped front room for gentlemen. For rent furnished rooms at 540 Washington avenue and 637 Adams avenue. Furnished rooms with heat gas and bath at 539 Adams avenue. A small or medium writing desk wanted, care of Desk Tribune. Typing work outside regular hours offered. Prices reasonable, address R Tribune.

Platt Place J.C. Zurfileh Lackawanna Avenue Id Adams Avenue J. Cc. Zurfileh B. Moses Chestnut Street Dunmore, Pa P. O. Box Adams Avenue Tribune Office

Public notices and bids from Pennsylvania and Scranton classifieds

A mixed page of notices and ads including amending the Pennsylvania constitution proposals about jury dissections and double jeopardy, estate administration for Anne B Richmond, corporate charter applications for The Weller Van Dyke Piano Co, and various local job, sale, and service ads. Also items on loans, real estate, auctions, and employment opportunities in Scranton and Philadelphia area papers.

Anne B Richmond Scranton Pennsylvania Frederick Ke, Scott Mears Building

Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Public Notices and Local Advertisements

Local business notices list firms and addresses including Harding, Stevenson and Knight, Hilenberger, Elk Cafe, Zigleler, Scranton House near D L & W depot, European play by Victor Koch Proprietor, Briggs Cleans Privy Vaults, Kicke's drug store orders, Megargee Bros Printers Supplies, and Wilkes-Barre Record availability in Scranton. Distributed various locations across Scranton and Wilkes-Barre areas.

Scranton House Victor Koch Briggs Ropeieloy Kicke Pirace i Mulberry

Picture Puzzle for Young Readers at The Tribune

Cut out daily pictures, trace hidden objects, and save them for Saturday. Send or bring to The Tribune Puzzle Department in an envelope with your name age and address. The first six correct weekly entries received will have their names published Monday morning.

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Railroad Timetables In Effect June First Two Thousand Two

Train schedules show Beranton to New Fora and New York Philadelphia routes with listed departure times. Various destinations include Gowldsboro Buffalo Binghamton Oswego Syracuse Utica Montreac Bloomsburg Northumberland Plymouth and Sunday services with combined patterns for morning afternoon and evening trains.

Beranton New York Philae Delphia Gowldsboro Buffalo Binghamton Danie and Why Oswego Byracuse Utlea Syracuse Thew Excent Crate Montreac S Holson Bloomsburg Northumberland Plymouth Binghamton and Wry Bloomabore Scranton

Lehigh Valley Rail Schedule and Connections Displayed

The notice lists departure times from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and other destinations via Lehigh Valley routes including D RR D H R R and related lines. It names the Black Diamond Express services with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars Wilkes-Barre New York and Philadelphia and instructs where to obtain tickets and reservations.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable 1902

Trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Ashley Wilkes-Barre Pittston depart 7 30 a m 1 p m and as shown Sunday 2 10 p m Quaker City Express runs 7 30 a m via vestibule Pullman car with one change for Baltimore and Washington C and other points south and west Rates and tickets at station agent W G Bessler Gen Manager Co M Burt Gen Pass Agt

Ismina Scranton Philadelphia New York D. RR At TA Carbondale L. V Sundiya White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Philadela Buffalo Suspension Bridge Ollin H Wilbur Cortland Street Charles Lew A.W. Nonemacher Agty City Ticket Office Public Square Foot Liberty Street South Ferry N. R Boston Allentown Mauch Chunk Ashley Pittston Quaker City Express Baltimore Washington D. C Avoca Ocean Grove Lebanon Harrisbur Ta. m

Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Buffeet June 16 1902

Trains depart Scranton and Wilkes Barre for Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman buffet parlor cars and coaches. Weekday and Sunday times and stops include Sunbury, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg and the West. Key agents Hutchinson and Wood listed.

Buffeet Scranton Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Pottsville Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburg West Philadelpre Pittsung Iotteville Hazleton Sun Bury Picmurg

Trains Schedules and Timetables for Scranton Area Lines

Irregular timetable notes from Erie Railroad Wyoming Division July 1902 and June 1903 reveal trains leaving Scranton for Hawley Honesdale New York Albany and other points. Services include morning and afternoon departures with Sundays and weekday adjustments, plus connections to Newburgh Ontario and Western and Pennsylvania lines. The listings specify local stations, arrival times, and routing for multiple routes and days.

Erie Railroad Wyoming Seranton Hawley New York Newburgh Scranton Ontario Traina Cadoats Carbondale Serantot Geasernie Arre Etiuton Cescuins Tad Both Arriva Caddoai Carbondale Berantony Na Oosseee Tihara New York City Midsonstown Walton Norwich Oneida Oa- Weeo Polity West Poyatella Watton Delhi Sidney Berlin Berinto Minttic City

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