Davis Alvord Wedding in Carbondale Oct Date
Mr and Mrs Irving Davie of Sev enth avenue invite to the wedding of their daughter Mise Kilgabeth Davis to George C Alvord at high noon in October at the bride’s home Rev A F Chaffee of the Methodist Episcopal church will officiate. Davis described as one of Carbondale’s prettiest daughters and Alvord a well known grocer with Nem Alvord Male.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Davie
Seventh Avene
Mise Kilgabeth Davis
George C. Alvord
A. F. Chaffee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mies Davia
Carbondale
Nem Alvord & Male
Local Social and Financial Notices From Scranton Area
The report lists visitors and residents of Battle Creek and New York travelers including Miss Verna Bigelow and Mrs. Frank Welle. Also mentions marriages at St Rose church and a 1940s era school funds issue by B A Kelly, plus a funeral at St Rose for Bridget Harvey. J B Van Bergen employee marks 50 years of service. Joseph Granville jailed for beating his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Humphrey
Charles
Battle Creek
Mich
New York State
Verna Bigelow
Frank Welle
Pikestreet
Edith Hawkins
Maude Snyder
Clifford
M. Peckle
Philadelphia
N. Wannacott
Quaker City
Oliver Bailey
Spring Brook
H. B. Hitler
Factoryville
Teri Hudson
Mies Kathe Larkin
South Side
St. Rose Church
T. F. Coffey
Frederick F. Fortes
Scranton
Bridget Harvey
St. Rose Cemetery
J. Bf. Vannan
Belmont Street
van Bergen Company
Joseph Granville
Simpson
County Jalil
Glenn
Heptasophs Celebrate at Nay Ang Park and Community Gatherings
Community members attended Nay Ang park for the Heptasophs celebration. Choirs from United and Wilton districts planned rehearsals and a camp-fire event for the Fifty-second regiment reunion on September 27.
Funeral of Hon W Loftus Draws Large Attendance
The funeral path of the late Hon W Loftus was held yesterday from his sister Mix Mary Came mines home on Dummore Street. A large crowd traveled from towns across the valley to attend. At 10 o clock the procession reached St Patrick s church for a high requiem mass by Rev Michael Loftus of Honesdale, nephew of the deceased. Rev P E Murphy gave the benediction and preached. Pallbearers included PJ Hoban P W Lynch John McAndrew Thomas Greene M J Nealon and Anthony Corcoran. Interment followed at St Patrick s cemetery. Miss Miry Nealon of Carbondale attended as visitor. The young ladies of the Presbyterian ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Loftus
Mix
Mary
Mines
Dummore Street
St. Patrick's Church
Michael Loftus
Honesdale
PE. d. Murphy
Local Church Prepares for Latter Month Services and Funeral
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Francia Kennedy with interment at St Patrick s Cemetery. Frank and Thomas McAndrew of Paterson New Jersey are visiting their Thorn home. Mina Alice Kelly returns from New York where she was buying fall milling goods. Joane Milita of Providence visits her sister Mrs Frank Simp Roth in town. Mrs Z W O Brien and children return from an extended visit with relatives in Zanesville Ohio. Honan of Scranton was a caller yesterday. Mrs Patrick Hovers dies at her Delaware Street Olyphant home after a long illness aged 72 and survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral set for tomorrow at 10 am from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Ang Park
Wow
Fifty-second Regiment
United Choir
Baptist Church
Wilton Fine Counhy Dite
Penn-sylvania Voluntteers
Charles Page
J. W. Beck
John Muirhead
Pittston
Stewns
Trefreshment Committee
McKelney
Ubrahan
HH. Purnelee
Hines & McKelvey
Dwight Lathrop
New York City
Mehr Braves
W. F. Ketchum
Scranton
Thomas
Parsons Wedneway
Stanley
Conyneham
Parsons
Hayden Samson
Hickory Street
Mize Ide
John H. Kinhwek
Weov'chpack
Francia Kennedy
St. Patrick's Cemertery
Frank McAndrew
Paterson
N. J
Thorn
Mina Alice Kelly
New York
Mise Joale Milita
Providencs
Frank Simp- Roth
Z. W. O'Brien
Zanesville
Ohio
PI. Honan
Patrick Hovers
Delaware Street
Olyphant
Deceared
Treland
Edward McDonnell
Thomas Moran
Patrick
James
Michael Hevers
Dace
Miraculous Escape at Delaware and Hudson Colliery
John Baker of Firth Street West Mayfield narrowly escaped death when a large rock slab fell in his shale chamber at the Delaware and Hudson colliery striking his feet. He walked home with shock and expects to resume work in a few days. injuries to the feet are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Firth Street
West Mayfield
Delaware and Hudson
Sacred Heart Church
Crystal Fire Company
John Caley
William Hawling
Jermyn Eaetl
Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Haln
Pioneer City Castle
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
Police McGinley
Barkey Carter
John Tighe
Jess Avery
John Trotter
Sickler’s Pond
Ontario and Western Railroad
Belle Kirkpatrick
Oscar Hohing
Lonsooning
Maryland
William Kirkpatrick
Second Street
Frank Stocker
New York City
James Allan
Malin Street
L. A. Green
South Main Street
Pittston
Chronic Diarrhoea Cured by Remedy Claims
Testimonial from J R Gibbs and 8 I L Shaver of Fincastle Virginia who credit Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing twelve years of chronic diarrhoea after one and three bottles respectively. They cite W E Casper as the local druggist and Matthews Bros as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. R. Gibbs
Fincastle
Factoryville Sells Fire Victim Booths At Fair
The land sale and entertainment opened Wednesday evening in Bisk's hall with a large amused crowd. A decorated charity booth displayed costly items donated after county fires, run by two young ladies. A gala day for the band boys and town followed, with visiting bands and a street parade at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisk
Worth Twice the Price at Drill Night Fair
A historic fair features a military drill described as surpassing regular army work. A list of donated items and donors appears, with goods ranging from hat and powder to cigars, shoes, spices, and hardware, mainly from Binghamton and Scranton merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ray Clark & Co
Binghamton
McKinney, Everett & Co
Chubbuck & Co
Elkars
Ieane Hacket & Co
Chiara
Fred Moon & Co
FL. Lovelace
Binghamton Clear Company
Ease of
Sunnyside Bottling Works
Scranton
Pred L. Norton
J. J. Dayton
Williamsport
A. Hedford & Son
Waverly
Bs Robison Cutlery Company
Rochester
BR. Owens Company
Muffalo
Sumter Bros
Parlor City Shirt Company
Kramer Bros
Mitchell & Thomas
Utica
Richards, Wirth & Lewis
Jonas Long's Sons
Tw Foote & Shear Hardware Company
Adams, Howe & Co
New York
Weston MI Company
Vernon Fruit Company
Schultner & Klar Hardware Company
Philadelphia
Taylor News Notes Marriages and Local Social Life
The article reports the marriage of Mike Liasi to John H. Howells with a Nuptial service by Rev. Francia Genital, the bridal party's return to Grove street, and plans for housekeeping on Storra street. It also notes social events including a girls mines visit, a large tea party chaperoned by Mr Buckex, and the engagement of Miss Agnes Tagan to Michael Dalagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Street
Storra Street
John W. Reese
Geo. Thomas
Allentown
Hermen Schultheis
Anthony
Levin Schulthele
Tey. Mnau
Anthony Sehul Hells
Pyne Mines
Thomes J Buckex
Charles Atkins
Storre Street
Thomas Jones
Mies Grace Frogie
John Hughes
Scranton
and Mes
Charles Atking
Mira
Mode
John A. Evans
Susie Harris
Lizzie Davis Sallie Williians
Chole Powel
Badie
Jennie Carer
Lillian
Olwen Howells
Menare
Rank
Pleatley
Taylor Street
War Department
Washington
John Healey
Battery K
United States Artillery
Philiprise Islands
Death of James McHale prompts Pittston train event
James McHale of Sebastanoal aged thirty seven died this morning of typhoid fever. Survived by wife and two children. Funeral Saturday morning. Pittston fire companies plan a special train on the Scranton route October 5th leaving at 10 am and returning to Scranton at 1 pm. Round trip fare thirty cents. Lehigh Valley Railroad crews are installing an incline cross over switch from main to upper track to Pittston freight station about a mile south of the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McHale
Sebastanoal
Pittston Fire Companies
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Pittston
Baseball Scores and Delays Across National League
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 with Huhn Felts and Donohive in the battery while Umpires Swartwood and Hunt officiated. Washington split with Louisville in two games, winning 16 to 4 in the first and 8 to 4 in the second, with Evane, Kittridge, Phillips, and Zimmer handling batteries. Baltimore hosted Cleveland in two games, Cleveland winning 8 to 7 in the first and 14 to 0 in the second. the second game was called a darkness. Other Aurora and Chicago games were postponed by wet grounds. no game in Brooklyn-St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lowlaville
Evane
Kittridge
Phillins
Zimmer
Dwyer
Brown
Th.e. Washington
Laotheville ccc
Cccceeeus LiOtond
Hatteres
Finherty
Baltimore
R.H.E. Cleveland
POON
Ttaltimore Oo
HooLrsdsedohe
Knepper
Sugden
Howell
MolGenity
Robinson
Brioder
RADE
CleVeland
Batterlor
Warper
Sueden
McGinnity
Smith
Boyder
Hoston
Chicago
Realti
Crooklyn
St. Louise
Castaways and Chinatown amid a busy theater week
Leyburne's stock company presents The Castaways to large crowds while The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown and The Middleman headline a busy program. The Metropolitan Burlesque at the Gaiety features Eddie Weston and Sophie Thorne Wis in lively farce and a one leg acrobat act. The Queen of Chinatown melodrama opens at the Lyceum with vivid scene work, as Hood's Sarsaparilla ads close the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyburne
Miss Brown
Middleman
Eddie Weston
Weston
Dan Tourjee
Frank North
Hartle South
Sophie Thorne Wis
Manning
du Crow
Cainty
Mouse in Lunch Basket Stuns Cremona Student
Homer Barr of Cremona admitted placing a mouse in a lunch basket owned by a Mt. Carbon student named Conners as a joke at Pottsville business college. The rodent sprang out when the basket was opened at dinner, shocking the students about to go home.
Wanted Help and Situations Advertised in Scranton
Classified notices offer positions sought by individuals, including a housekeeper, bookkeeper, stenographer, and general office work. Listings include a middle aged lady seeking housework, a young lady seeking double entry bookkeeping, a man seeking any kind of work, and various requests for cleaning, washing, ironing, or fireman duties. Also includes veterinary and real estate ads, with addresses on Linden Street, Madison Avenue, Cedar Avenue, and Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trving Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Ninth Street
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
Janttor
Os Dener
Porter
Anthony
Albers
Annual Meeting Notice of Lackawanna Store Association
The annual meeting of members of the Lackawanna Store Association Limited will be held at the association office in Beranton, Pa on Wednesday October 4 at 2 o clock p m for election of managers for the ensuing year and other business. A B Fairchild Secretary Scranton Pa September 10 1st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Lackewanna
oFeo Law
Act of Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Cyllander
Old Brown Church
Blakely
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Gold Hall
Worvey
Bimwel Callender
Salt Church
Eald Aet of Assembly
Watson, Diehl & Kemmerem
Rolicitore
Lackawanna Store Association, Limited
Beranton
Palrchild
Scranton
Mouse Panics Classroom Before Capture on Weet Miner street
A small animal caused panic as books slates and writing utensils flew to the floor. The chaos ended when Migh Bella Brown of Weet Minereville Street captured the terri fed mouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migh Bella Brown
Weet Minereville Street
Vargerson Murder Trial Opens. Defense Presented
In Wilkes-Barre yesterday the Vargerson case opened before Judge Lynch with Assistant District Attorney Mulhall for the Commonwealth. The trial, after evidence was completed, went to the jury late today and pointed toward self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Vargerson
Lynch
Mulhall
Commonwealth
Train Schedules From Scranton to Nearby Cities 1880
In Scranton on May 14 1880 trains depart for Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreat and other points via Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh Valley lines. Western routes via Lehigh Valley show 7 48 am and 11 41 am with Black Diamond expresses. Arrivals back to Scranton list multiple connections including Wilkes Barre and South. Station official cross announces lowest rates to all United States and Canada destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbondale
Albany
Saratooa
Montreat
England
Monesdale
New York
Philadelphia
Etc
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Penneyiwanna
Io H Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
A .m
A. Om
Wilkes Barres
Saratora
Montreal
Horton
New England
United Staice
Canada
Cross
D. PA
Paia
Trains From Scranton To Major Points This May Day
Train schedule details list departures from Scranton for Philadelphia New York Wilkes Barre Bethlehem Towanda Elmira Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and other points via Lackawanna and Lehigh Valley routes. It notes morning and evening times and includes sleeping car and Pullman reservations plus station contacts in South Bethlehem and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efeet
Sranton
Philadelphia
New York
White Haven
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Tay
Toews
Towanda
Elmira
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Wilgard Falls
Chicago
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Erie Line Timetable To New York and Hawley
Time table in effect Sept 1 trains depart Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate points on the Erie railroad at 7 15 a m and 2 p m For Hawley and floral points returning trains reach Scranton at 9 30 am and 2 16 and 6 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermnton
Eixfo
New York
Waprow
Easton
Trenton
Mml- Hira
Corning
Bath
Daneville
Mount Atria
Muffalo
Buffalo
Weathorthweat
Washkington
Sighamton
Etathons
Ue P.m
Factoryville
Washington
Northumberland
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Newburgh
Erie Railroad
Hawley Axe
Waom
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Plcekville
Jermyn and Mayfield
N. K. Fairbank
St.Louis
Corny
Rive
Frankin
Weehawken
Jaacala
St Staritent Ar
Orson
Lili Mayneld dJermyy
Archibald Winton
Cundey
Ontario @ Western
Senay Mange
Ile
Puieorott
Rae Age
Renee
Ober Trains
Munton
Bright
Taylor News
Griffiths and Howells
Mise Mary Robbines
Minchin Street
Joan Griffiths
Hyde Park Avenue
Welreeday
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
Miewee Francia Weber
Charity Mitchell
Hyde Park
National League
HAE
Cinciniatic
Hatteries
Huhn
Felts
Donohive
Bernhard
Moorland
Swartwood and Hunt
Parc
Aif
Thii
The
Academy
Gaiety
the Queen of
Chinatown
Joseph Jarrow
Gotham
Blair
Aratomy of Music
Hill Morndayw
Sardoun
Madam Sane Gene
Kilarney
Litt
Romeo and Syster
Hood
Pottsville Business College
Erie Medical Co
Burravo
N.Y
Benet of All Who
Godl
Potter County
Tackowanne Lumber Company
Mina
Crows Fork
Board of Trade Building
Jefferson Avenue
Bromiley Avenue
Bromley Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Thomas Russell
Epward H. Davis
Connell
Ee Eee
E. L. Walter
Washireton Avenue
Eeee Lewis Hancock
Spruce
Federick Ft. Brown
Dullaing
Washington Avenue
T. J. Lacry & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Cor, Wyoming
Mulry
Wien
Emaret Avenue
DR. Ll, F. Reynolds
P. P
Ansley
Laubach
Wyoming Agave
C. Bnover
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Oe Ee
Joseph Ansley
Boruiton
Madison Avenue
Schanton
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
Lackawanna Avenue
J. W. Browning
Coun
Plor-At
Law
Mears” Building
J. Donahue
Atmian
Omoces
Mears
Franker, Boy
Durr Building
Eee
Holgate
Wllard
Warren & Knapp
Willard
Astorneye
Publican Building
Cranton
Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Hooma L 20
Hyatattorn
Rome
Board of Trade
D. P. Replogle
Spruce Street
James J. H. Wamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Mears’ Building
Watres
CR. Pitcher
Paterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
Comegys
Republican Building
Berthol, F. Attorney
Meare” Building
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Linden Street
W. E. Allen
North Wariington Avenue
L. M. Gates
L. Freas
DR. & W. L'Amoreatx
Mulberry
Adams
W. G. Rook
Horkes
School OF the Laskawanna
Thomas M. Cann
W. Be, Plumley
G. R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Washington Ave
Nue
Green House
North Main Avenue
Jos
Keper
BK d
Tribune
Bauer'r
R. J. Bauer
Wroming Avenue
Hulberta
Megarger Brothers
Roar Gibson
J. T
Care Tribune
A.B. Briggs
A. B. Briggs
Adama and Mulberry
Wyomita Avenue
al Tribime
LEGAL
Pine Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Reading
Norristown
Sunburg
Rsburg
Dod
L Iy Hutchinson
Ree
Lacka
Western
Nanticoke
AOL
Plymouth
ATO
Pultina
M. L. Smith
Pasenger
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Libertraet
N. BR
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Seave Scranton
Newark
Elizabeth
Boston
Mauch Chunk
Capress
Pittaton
Mountain Park
Polite
Lone Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Barriebure
Bunda
Olmausen
IL P. Baldwin
Pose
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