Interesting Programme At The Methodist Church In Carbondale
The Methodist Church in Carbondale hosted a Sunday school gathering with an annual sermon by Pastor G A Place. The program included instrumental music, readings, recitations, hymns, a geography lesson with a map, and a secretary's report, ending with school benediction. Open from September 8 to October 1.
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Methodist Sunday School
Hey. G. A. Place
St. Paul's
H. J. Jadwin
Dosio Mengelly Voorn
Loess
Trescott
Manda
Lossona
F. Franks
Mattie Wilcox
Wosepanot
Tucker Bramarrd
Clarionet Player William Hall Leaves Mozart Band
William Hall a clarionet player linked with the Mozart band for months departs today for Bethlehem to join Hi Henrys minstrel troupe. Hall hails from Fall River Massachusetts and is a machinist by trade, but could not find work here prompting his departure. Carbondale loses a capable musician.
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William Hall
Bethlehem
Hi Henry
Hall
Fall River
Mass
Carbondale
Death of Peter Kerins at Sixteen in Brooklyn Street
Peter Kerins, sixteen, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kerins of Brooklyn street, died Saturday morning after sudden illness. He complained of head pain Friday and doctors Wheeler and Gillis diagnosed cerebral meningitis. He lingered in great pain until death.
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Peter Kerins
Thomas Kering
Brooklyn Street
Changes at the Erie rail offices announced
Charles Whitelock leaves his clerk post at the Erie coal office to become collector for the company Gordon Dimmock moves from the freight house to Whitelock’s former duties Harley Gritman replaces Dimmock at the freight house in the latest staff changes.
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Charles Whitelock
Erie Coal Office
Gordon Dimmock
Erie Freight House
Mr. Whitelock
Harley Gritman
Dimmock
Chosen Adjudicator for Christmas Eisteddfod
W. dD. Evans was selected Saturday morning to serve again as adjudicator at the Christmas eisteddfod in Taylor. The appointment reflects well on his proven ability in prior events.
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W. Dd. Evans
Taylor
Evans
Century Lecture Campaign Opens Scranton Effort
Charles A. Wiley of Scranton begins canvassing the city for a forthcoming lecture course under the new Country Club auspices. The strong response from residents shows keen interest in the project.
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Charles A. Wiley
Scranton
New Country Club
Local and Personal Notes Update in Wilkes-Barre Area
Miss Mary Wiggins of Ireland leaves for New York to settle there. Various local residents visit relatives, attend services, or travel for illness, work, or family reasons, with dozens of names and small travels noted across Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns.
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Mary Wiggins
Ireland
Mary Collins
New York City
Knights of Pythias
Thin City
Methodist Church
Otto Wagonhurst
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
University of Lewn
Ravelty
Martin Wade
Scranton
Lown
Mary
Tillie Nealon
Wilkes-Charres
Pittston
Patrick Harry
Victor
Seventh Avenue
James Doyle
Alvinun Vaughn
Providence
Joseph Lexar
M. BR. Wood
Misa Olina Herring
Washington
Db. C
James Gorman
South Main Street
S. 1
Ruth
Josephine Courtright
Mary Watt
Wilkes,Harre
Charles Rolfe
James
Sayre
Sarah Gardner
River Street
Vaughy
Canada
Clifford
Breese
Lincoln Avenue
Miss Cannon
Wyoming Street
Anna
Jennie Tinker
Totendall
Helen and
Isabel Mitchell
Canaan Street
H. D. Herring
James Thompson
Herrick Center
Charles Jordan
Fallbrook Street
Sophia Davie
Mise Larrie Brunig
Honesdale
Mise Edna la Heaux
Wilkes-Barre
Agnes Philbin
Beranton
Annie Gil
Death of a prominent Welsh merchant in Hyde Park
Thomas G. Thomas a leading merchant died Saturday morning at 7 after a rheumatic attack. Born in Abertysty Wales he came to the United States in 18 and settled in Mineraville before moving to his current home on Main Street about 27 years ago. He leaves a wife and two children Mrs Lyneet Brownell and Miss Bertha. The funeral will be at 2 PM from his home with burial in Wickburn Street Cemetery.
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Thomas G. Thomas
Aterthyr
Monmouthshire
Wales
Mineraville
Schuylkill County
Decensol
Lyne
Taylor Grounds
Browns
Scrinton
Matt Feste
Thomas
J. Morris
Reddy
Mela O
Teids
Morris
Glrnn
Ketler
Shea
Emblem Division
van Horn
H. J. Daniele
Altoona
Order United
Main
Oak
David J. Thomas
William Oakley
Scranton
Mises Mary Robbins
David J. Davis
Hillside
Mesara Adolph Arwelder
Edward Fox
John Macken
Wilkes-Barree
Joseph J. Jermyn
Dallas Fair
JERMYN CHILD ILLNESS AND LOCAL EVENTS REPORT
Jermyn reports four year old Jermany Beugough seriously ill with bowel inflammation. Funeral for infant Bessie Parkyns held in Forest City with interment at Shady Side. Scranton social visits noted as Miss Edith Joy with Mrs Holles. Brownton Literary society lists cast for The Fishermans Luck play. Methole t Episcopal church hosts free reunion and entertainment next Friday with refreshments. Dallas Fair runs September 3 to October 1.
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David Beugough
Bessie
Wit
John Parkyns
Forest City
Shady Side
Edith Joy
William Holles
Scranton
Willman
Mandine
Berantin
Brownton Literary Society
Tom Manley
Fisberman
John J. Roache
William Farren
Squire Hammond
George McGolff
James Hammond
Farren
George Gannon
David Morris
Devil Morris
Thomas A. Hendrick
Silas ‘Kidder
Francis McCartner
George Medhurst
Michael Cunningham
Rose Prescott
Hammond's Ward
Katy Quinn
Manley
Tom
Kate McGovern
Ruth Manley
Maggie Mulholland
Little Nellie
Wait of
Dallas Fair
Extenuating Circumstance Quip At Court
A humorous exchange appears in court where a defendant pleads extenuating circumstances claiming the waiter was boiled by a pail of water. The line frames a satirical joke about remedies and health elixirs commonly advertised in period papers.
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Cleveland Alain-Dewler
Great Thoughts Excerpt On Truth And Spirit
A compact verse fragment extols Spirit and truth, urging combatting life’s gloom. It envisions life becoming brighter purer stronger and diviner through love and resolve, hinting at spiritual striving and virtue.
Remembrance of Bishop Nelson Rulison Mourned in Pennsylvania
The Rev Nelson Somerville Rulison bishop of the church in central Pennsylvania died suddenly. An eloquent obituary notes his gentle yet firm leadership his sincere charity and strong sense of duty. His death shocks a wide church family and mourners remember a bishop who led with love and integrity and rest with the Lord as the scripture promises.
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Rulison
Nelson Somerville Rulison
Pennsylvania
Egypt
Ginain
Digeonan Missiong
Stroms
Thome
Christ
Lahnani
Bethlehem
Church of the Nativity
South
Hethlehem
Watches on sale in finest stock with latest styles and sizes
Finest stock of watches offered with the latest styles and sizes at very close figures. The notice highlights a broad selection and competitive pricing for timepieces across brands and models.
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Bhannon & Co
Church Street
Mauch Chunk
THE
ERIE
Jermyn
Hood
Ry Jonn
Colt
Laytie
C.weg
West
G. Clark
Penn, Ave
Scranten
Bishop Rulison
Lazarus
God
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
BO the Spontlo
House of Bishops
Siseaml
Euch
Chareter
Trinty Parish
Cathedral
Cleveland
Ruvison
Meathering
Bollen
Trinity Parish
Y. P. Morgan
Trinity
Rullson
Ohio
Central
Mocartville
Parlehen
Waln
Tnat
Gail Borden Eagle
EAGLE
NewYork ConpEnsty Minx Co
N.Y
Starling
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
Fl. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avenue
Stetson
Conrad
E. Robinson
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Seruce Street
the Newark
Wil & Pleasure
Foster Shoe
James A. Jasteroe
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter Coates Pa
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
IEA
Ow. P
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Hazleton Pottsville
J. & Wood
Gen's Pass
J. B. Hutchinson
Hawley
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susqueneans Division
Liberty Street
SN. R
Whitehall Terminal
Pittaton
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
New York
Howark and
Elizabeth
Unday
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Allentown
North River
Whitehall Street
South Werry
Staten Island
Coney Isand
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Reading Terminal
HH. Y. Baldwin
Jon. Pass
J. 1. Olmausen
Agnamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Mount Morris
Artale
Nanticoke
Prymouth
Parkingston
M. L. Smith
Chetriet
Depot Ticket Ofpo
Wyoming Valley
Delaware and Hudson
Alvany
Aratoge
Montreal
Bos- Nee England
Stc
Lehigh Valley
Black Diamond
Nina Rt. R
Iboints Vin
Lehigh Valle R. R
Senea
Anne
Boranton
North
Mit
Wilkes Singre
Hhe South
Albany
CROSS
S. A
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bcranton
Plitston
Wilkes-R Parce
Aries
Geneva
Genevia
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara
Chicago
D. I
Bcmanton Division
North Bound Tv
Sone Wees Oo
South Bound
Franklin
Weehawken
Winwood
Poyatelle
Wee Orso
Ana C Ndaie
Archibald
Winton von
Sage Eros
Mii
Ecrantoo
Lally
Biralns
Vie Ontario Westers
Kapress
Tothette
Antonii Agt
T. Flitcroit
Sorapton
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