For those who are requesting the first 5 dates I posting to your sites, hope this helps all those who missed the start of it. I have just posted the 29th of March to [email protected] you will need to go there to continue to read these. Posting some of my extractions from a film, it only has a 4 month period on this film. I do not have any other information, hope these are a help to others. Marge in FL The Scranton Republican, Lackawanna Co, PA. 24 March 1908 - 11 July 1908 Tuesday, 24 March 1908 Michael RAVELLO, 108 Spring St, of New York was killed late yesterday while working on the foundation of an annex of the Masonic Temple on the south side of Twenty-fourth St between Fifth & Sixth Ave. Boston, MA. Charles Stedman HANKS, who defeated President ROOSEVELT for the lightweight championship of Harvard died today at his apartment at the Brunswick, age the age of 51. He had gone abroad last July with his wife and two children when he got sick and returned in January. The engagement of Miss Lois DIMOCK, daughter of Mr & Mrs John W. DIMOCK, of Waymart to Roy LEE of Canaan was announced. Andrew J. LENAHAN, former resident of this city for many years died in New York City yesterday after a brief illness. He was 45 years of age and married Miss Margaret DEEGAN of this city 23 years ago. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Elizabeth. The remains will be brought to this city for burial. Mary Gladys, the four month old daughter of Mr & Mrs John FINAN of Green St died yesterday of whooping cough. The funeral will be this afternoon with burial in St Rose Cemetery. John GIBLIN and his wife Miss Elizabeth MC DONOUGH of Oneonta, NY spent Sunday in this city at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs Catherine MC DONOUGH of Pike St. The young child of Mr & Mrs ZALOWSKI died Saturday of scarlet fever. The funeral took place Sunday with burial in the Polish Catholic Cemetery. Mr & Mrs John EARLEY of South Main St had a son. Miss Mae SEIGLE spent Sunday as the guest of her brother, Mr J. H. SEIGLE of Jermyn. The funeral of William SIMMS with take place this afternoon with burial in the Priceburg Cemetery. Mr & Mrs Charles KIEFER had a son, Mr & Mrs Arthur CLEAVE, a daughter and Mr & Mrs John EARLEY a daughter. Mrs Charles GUTHNIETH and two children, George and Clara, spent Sunday at Mill Creek. The young child of Mr & Mrs John JUDGE, died on Wednesday of scarlet fever and was buried Friday in St Patrick's Cemetery, Olyphant. Mrs Selinda VAIL an aged resident of Tomkinsville, who made her home with her brother Milton TAYLOR of that place, died suddenly yesterday morning. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs Lelia MYERS, a sister, Mrs Edwin GRAVES, of Jermyn and the following brothers, Charles, Milton, Draper and Benaria. The funeral will be Thursday morning. Herbert COOK, who for several years had charge of the Mayfield Delaware and Hudson depot has resigned and will return to the West to go into business at his former home. Mrs Thomas PRYNN, of Madison Ave, whose husband died on Saturday, collapsed after his death and is in serious condition. She only regained consciousness once since that time. Mrs George REIF, a popular young matron of the South side, died yesterday after an illness of several weeks. She is survived by her husband and her parents, Mr & Mrs Philip MYERS and the following brothers, Henry, Alex, Gustave and Joseph MYERS. Miss Catherine O'DONNEL a devout member of the St John's parish passed away Sunday after a short illness. She was but 18 years of age and survived by two brothers, John and Anthony, and one sister, Irene, also a step brother, Thomas CAWLEY. The funeral will take place from the family residence, 524 Beech St tomorrow. Services will be held in St John's Church with burial in Pittston Catholic Cemetery. Joseph MANGAN, the 7 year old son of Mr & Mrs James MANGAN, residing at 1308 Prospect Ave, died yesterday from the effects of burns he received three weeks ago. He was playing with matches upstairs. The funeral will take place tomorrow. William the 16 year old son of Mr & Mrs MALIA of 1815 Prospect Ave is in the Moses Taylor Hospital and may be cripple for life. He was injured at work at the National mines on Saturday when his foot got caught in a latch and a trip of cars passed over mashing the foot and ankle. Mrs Patrick BOYLE of Fig St is visiting a married daughter, Mrs C. SWEENEY of Beaver Meadows. Mrs Jennie BRINK, lost in her effort to substantiate the will of Gustave BRADY, by which she was left BRADY"S entire estate which was valued at close to $25,000. The verdict of the jury in the case, which went out Saturday afternoon, was against Mrs BRINK and in the favor of BRADY'S signature to the will signed November 3, 1904 and was procured by trick, artifice and fraud. The finding of the jury ended the case after two juries had endeavored to make a decision, the first resulting in a disagreement. John P. KELLY, Joseph O'BRIEN and E. W. THAYER represented the defendants. The case will in all probability be appealed to the Supreme Court. A juvenile farmer arrived at the home of Mr & Mrs A. D. ROBINSON last Sunday, 13 March in Clarks Green. A large number of people attended the sale of the late Sarah WAGNER last Thursday. The goods were all disposed of and Mr Henry BEERS and brother in law Mr PUTNEY of Providence have rented the place for the coming year. The youngest son of Mrs E. WHITE died of pneumonia and buried last Sunday in the Miller Cemetery at Edelia. The Class of 1908 of Olyphant High School has organized as follows: President, Tom MURPHY, Secretary, Harry RAKER, treasurer, Miss Mary CUMMINGS. The funeral of the late Mrs George F. MASON was held yesterday. A high mass was sun in St Patrick's Church by Rev. J. J. HOULIHAN. Burial was in St Patrick's Cemetery. Those from out of town were: Mr & Mrs A. P. PATTEN, Carbondale; Mr & Mrs William MASON, Forest City; Mr & Mrs Bert MASON, Jermyn; and Mr & Mrs Thomas MASON, Green Ridge. Marriage Licenses were granted yesterday to: Friend W. BARTLOW Gertrude E. KRAG, both of Carbondale John L. LEWIS Mrs Margaret LEWIS, both of Scranton Mr & Mrs Frank HOWARD of Avoca, PA had a daughter. In Scott Township on March 23, 1908, Mrs Celinda A. VAIL died at the home of her brother John M. TAYLOR at the age of 84 after having survived her husband Harvey VAIL, forty years. Funeral Thursday the 26th at the home of John M. TAYLOR. Mrs Bridget RILEY, 1403 Gardner Ave died March 23, 1908 in Scranton. Mrs Elizabeth MC GOFF of 437 Railroad Ave died March 23, 1908. She is survived by three children, Anthony, Howard J. and Mrs Martin MULHERIN I will not be responsible for any debts by my wife after March 20, 1908. John WARREN, Peckville, PA. Notice of the estate of Sarah WAGNER late of South Abington, Lackawanna Co, PA. Those indebted will make immediate payment to Silas GREEN, Administrator, Clarks Green, Lackawanna Co, PA., S. B. PRICE attorney for the estate. Mrs Albert HUNT, of Montdale passed away on the 16th inst. The stork paid a visit to Elm Brook farm on the 17th inst. Ralph wears a seven by nine smile and Mrs GARDNER is very happy with their first born, a ten pound boy. Petitions asking the court for the privilege of adopting Lillian HALL were filed. Mr & Mrs William HALL were filed in court yesterday by Albert and Lena HARRIS. Divorce action was begun yesterday by Maud EVITT against William F. EVITT alleging desertion as the grounds for the divorce. The couple married August 19, 1900. Mrs Louise Dale LANDON, daughter of ex Congressman and Mrs T. H. DALE, died yesterday at her home, 410 Clay Ave. She was stricken with Bright's disease about a year ago. She was 35 years old this month. She was also a graduate of Wyoming Seminary and as a child gave her self the nickname of Johnny. She is survived by her husband and three children, the eldest Grace Dale LANDON, 10; Ruth DALE, 9 and DeWitt a son aged 7. Her parents, her sister, Miss Ruth DALE and her brother Everett are the remaining members of the family. The funeral services will be tomorrow from the home. Mrs James A. PINDAR of Wyoming Ave, Green Ridge asked the court to declare her husband legally dead on the grounds that he had not been heard from in more than seven years. They were married 15 years ago, but two years after he disappeared presumably for a trip to see his parents in Lancastershire, England. It was supposed he enlisted in the Boer War. Miss Mary TREIBLE, of Stroudsburg committed suicide Saturday night by swallowing a vial of laudanum after she was jilted by her sweetheart at a dance. The funeral of the late Edward DAVIS, of 116 North Everett Ave will be held Wednesday. Burial will be in the Washburn Street Cemetery. A child of Mr & Mrs John O. EVANS of North Decker Court died Sunday. The funeral will be Wednesday with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. The funeral of Anna, the six year old daughter of Mr & Mrs Evan D. JONES of Fourteenth Ave will be held Tuesday, interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. The funeral of John E. JONES, of 327 North Ninth Ave will be held this afternoon. Interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. Mr Edward DAVIS, son of Mr & Mrs Thomas D. DAVIS, of 116 North Garfield Ave died on Sunday after a long illness. He was 28 and lived on the West Side all his life. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. The funeral will be held at the family home on Wednesday with interment in the Washburn Cemetery. Mr Otto TRAGER, son of Mr & Mrs H. F. TRAGER of Price St and Miss Carrie EYER, daughter of Mr & Mrs W. S. EYER, of 512 West St, Mt Carmel, PA were united in marriage at the bride's home recently by the Rev. H. WHITAKER. Henry BURNS of 2008 Luzerne St died yesterday at his home. He is survived by his widow and two children, William BURNS of Archbald and Mrs James WARD. The young son of Mr & Mrs David DAVIES of Throop formerly of Greenwood, was buried at the Forest Home Cemetery Sunday. Mrs Clarence B. WATROUS of Fifth Street attended the funeral services of her grandmother, Mrs Daniel BRUNDAGE of Pink, Wayne Co, yesterday. Born to Mr & Mrs Edward COMPTON of Palmyra Township, a son. Mrs Kate Burgess DECKER, wife of Register & Recorder Daniel G. DECKER is seriously ill with consumption. They have a family of six children all under the age of 14. A marriage license was taken out on Saturday by Mail Route man, James E. DONLEY on the Beaumont route, to marry a Miss MONTROSS of Monroe Township. He was at one time proprietor of the Warren Street Hotel and for a number of years lived on his own farm at Brookside in Tunkhannock Township. He sold his farm and became lonely and decided to remarry. Wednesday, 25 March 1908 Thomas F. LYNOTT, father of Prof. William P. LYNOTT, director of the Mozart Orchestra and one of Carbondale's most widely known and highly esteemed residents died yesterday morning at his home 25 McGarry Ave following eight months illness of miner's asthma. He was born in Hawley, Wayne Co, 59 years ago and came to Carbondale where he had resided. He was married to Miss Mary GAUGHAN. He is survived by his wife, four sons, prof. William P. LYNOTT; James, Thomas J. and Richard B. LYNOTT of this city and three daughters, Mrs Michael F. BARRETT of Buffalo; Mrs Homer VAN GORDER and Mrs Henry KELLY of this city, also one brother Nicholas LYNOTT of this city. The funeral will be Friday with burial in St Rose Cemetery. Matthew CLEMO of Bethany, Wayne Co, died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs Horace HOYLE at No 2 Dickson Hill. Death was due to bronchial trouble. He was born in Cornwall, England and came to this country when a young man and settled at Bethany. He is survived by his wife, two sons, John F. and Stephen and two daughters, Mrs Horace Hoyle, of this city, and Mrs S. B. SERGENT of Garteen. The remains will be taken to Honesdale and the funeral will be held at the home of his daughter in law Mrs Kathryn CLEMO with burial in Bethany Cemetery. Dominic CATRINI attempted to drag Rose MERION from a Delaware and Hudson train yesterday when she was on her way to Carbondale to marry Angelo PETRIUCA. Only the alertness of Elliot SKEELS the conductor saved her. He hit CATRINI a stunning blow and threw him from the train. PETRIUCA and the girl were married later. The funeral of Miriam CARTER will take place late this afternoon with services in St James Episcopal Church. Amzia HARMOND of Terryville, CT. spent several days last week visiting his father and mother in law, Mr & Mrs Milo TRAVIS. He was accompanied home by his sister in law Miss Eunice TRAVIS who will spend a few weeks visiting them. Mr & Mrs H. B. ROSS are receiving congratulations on the recent birth of a son. Miss Maggie SWARTWOOD of Square Top visited her aunt Mrs Mary PLACE several days last week and also her sister Miss Ruth SWARTWOOD. Mrs C. E. VOSBURG has been spending the winter at Fleetville with her brother. Marriage Licenses were granted yesterday: Elias THOMAS, Scranton Rachel POWELL, Taylor Joseph R. BAKER, Dalton, PA Mary N. GARDNER, Factoryville Joseph GRIFFITHS, Scranton Agnes J. BUSH, Scranton DIED: Matthew CLEMO, in Carbondale, March 23, 1908, aged 77 years Mrs John JENKINS, in Fernhall, PA, March 24, 1908 Thomas F. LYNOTT, in Carbondale, PA, March 24, 1908, 59 years Elizabeth MC GOFF, in Scranton, PA, March 23, 1908, burial Cathedral Cemetery REESE, infant son of Mr & Mrs Fred REESE of Olyphant Ave, March 24, 1908 William SIMMS, Dickson City, burial family plot in Priceburg Letters of Testamentary: Estate of Mary P. ROLL last of the city of Scranton, deceased. Miss Anna RUBINOW, daughter of Mr & Mrs Meyer RUBINOW of Penn Ave and Mr Louis WOLKOFF of Pittsburg were married last evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall by Rabbis DRUCK and ESCOLSKI. Dominic PATRINO, the Sibley Italian was shot the morning of St Patrick's day by his boarding mistress Mrs Veronica ANGELO, died yesterday morning in Taylor Hospital. Three miners were seriously burned by an explosion of gas yesterday in the No 6 colliery of the Pennsylvania Co below Pittston, from a miner's unprotected lamp igniting a pocket of gas. Peter KELLOCK, of Pittston will probably die, Adam WISCOSKY, of Pittston may recover and Mike ROSEN, of Pittston may recover. Rev. and Mrs C. R. VICKERY arrived in Paris safely. Rev. VICKERY recently accepted a call to do mission work in India and with his wife are on the way in this field. He was the former assistant pastor of Elm Park Church and his wife was from Green Ridge. The funeral of the late John E. JONES, of 227 North Ninth Ave held yesterday. (There is a long write up on the funeral). Mr JONES was born in Rhymney, South Wales from which place his parents moved to Aberdare, when he was comparatively young. After residing there for some time, they moved to Gerndale, Flamorganshire. While there he served as cashier in some of the collieries belonging to David DAVIES & Son. He emigrated to this country in the year 1883 and lived in Ashland, Schuylkill Co. From there he moved to Shamokin and later to Scranton for 23 years. Mr Elias THOMAS of Hampton and Miss Rachel POWELL of Taylor were united by the Rev. J. Cromwell HUGHES, B. A. in marriage at the parsonage of the First Welsh Baptist Church, at 155 South Hyde park Ave last evening. Walter, the 15 year old son of Patrolman and Mrs David PARRY, died at the family home, 335 North Hyde Park Ave last evening. He had been cripple for years suffering from spinal trouble. Besides his parents he is survived by three sisters and one brother, Maud, Elizabeth, Edna and John. Mrs John JENKINS, one of Fernhall's oldest residents passed away after a short illness. She was a native of Wales and in her 76th year. Besides her husband the following sons and daughters survive; Mrs Sara MORGAN of this place; Evan JENKINS of Hyde park; and Mrs Anna HARPER of Wales. The funeral will be Thursday with burial in Union Cemetery. Patrick NEEDHAM one of the oldest citizens in the 12th Ward, whose death was announced last Saturday, was laid to rest yesterday. The funeral took place from the home of his son, John of 218 Hamm Court. A mass was celebrated at Nativity Church with burial in Cathedral Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs George REIF is to take place tomorrow from her late home on Stone Ave, high mass will take place in St Mary's Church with interment in No 5 German Catholic Cemetery. John MORAN, son of Mr Michael MORAN of Prospect Ave, who left this city about 5 years ago and from who nothing had been heard is located in Panama working in the canal zone. A communication from him was received by his sister Mrs James LANGAN of 542 Locust St. The letter came as a surprise for had been mourned as dead. When he left home in joined the Army at Washington but was given a leave of absence shortly after owing to his illness. Mr & Mrs Edward ACE had a son on March 9th in Mountain Valley. Meri, the young son of Mr & Mrs Charles JOHNSON is recovering from an attack of scarlatina in Lenoxville. Dr DECKER of Nicholson is attending him. Mr & Mrs John L. DECKER are rejoicing over the arrival of a little girl on March 4th. Mr & Mrs Clarence DICKINSON and son Joseph of Schultzville were guests of Mrs A. L. ROSS on Sunday. Mrs D. G. VAN AUKEN of Pine Grove is very low with pneumonia. Thursday, 26 March 1908 Joseph W. GLENNON died yesterday at his home in East Park following an illness of over two years. A little over a year ago his mother died. Joseph was but 25 years and a native of this area. He had graduated Carbondale High School in the class of 1900 and worked in the office of the Erie Railroad in New York City before having health problems. He was a member of St Rose Church, Knights of Father Mathew Society, C.M.B.A. Knights of Columbus and the Holy Name Society. He is survived by his father William J. GLENNON, four brothers, William of Schenectady, Gerald, Albert and Earl of this city; three sisters, Mary, Gertrude and Charlotte also of this city. The funeral will be Saturday from the late home with mass in St Rose Church, burial in St Rose Cemetery. Friend W. BARTLOW of Lincoln Ave and Miss Gertrude E. CRAIG of Archbald St were united in marriage Tuesday by Rev. Dr T. F. HALL at the First M. E. Church. They were attended by John BURHAM of Scranton and Miss Florence CRAIG, a sister of the bride. They will reside at 36 Lincoln Ave. The remains of Josiah ROSSER, a former well known contractor of this city, arrived here yesterday on the O & W and taken to Maplewood Cemetery for interment. He left here several years ago for the west and his death occurred on November 30th of last year. His remains were shipped on Saturday of last week from Keokuk, IA. He was the brother of the late William ROSSER a well known Delaware and Hudson Conductor and brother in law of Conductor David NICHOL of the D & H Co. who resides in Wilkes Barre. He is survived by his wife, one son and one daughter, of Keokuk, IA and a sister in law, Mrs Robert BRYDEN of Chestnut Ave and a brother Watt whose residence is unknown. When he lived in this city he resided on River Street at the present Van Bergen residence and had a lumber yard near the gas works on Eight Ave. He was 56 years of age. Patrick J. BRADY, a prominent business man of Mayfield, died very suddenly at his home yesterday morning. He was the proprietor of the Brady Hotel and 35 years of age. He enjoyed good health and this has come as a shock to his wife and friends. Besides his wife he is survived by three sisters, Mary, Kathryn and Cecillia and three brothers, James, John and Frank all of Mayfield. Mr Alfred HAWK of Priceburg leaves today for Albany, NY. Mr & Mrs Francis MAHON had a daughter. Miss Agnes LYNCH of Green Ridge is the guest of her sister, Mrs Patrick LANGAN. Members of the VAN HORN family of Lackawanna Co met to received progress report in the fight for the estate of one of their ancestors who owned millions of dollars worth of real estate in New York City and who personal property there remains several hundred thousand dollars in trust. There are several limbs of the family tree, an old will was discovered in an old bible in Stroudsburg. The will leaves the entire property to generations which have long since passed away. The grand jury to serve during the week of April 27: John A. TAYLOR Farmer Scott Edward SALTRY Bookkeeper Scranton T. E. EVANS Printer Scranton Edward R. CONLEY Reporter Scranton Alfred BAMFIELD Clerk Scranton Patrick DONOHUE Miner Jessup Frank ROUNDS Ticket Agent Carbondale James A. HAND Manufacturer Moosic Norman WHITE Janitor South Abington Jacob ERION Butcher Throop John AYRES, Sr Miner Scranton Henry DOYLE Miner Scranton Philander MOON Agent Jefferson Twp P.A. CAVANAUGH Merchant Scranton T. J. RAFTER Bookkeeper Scranton Thomas CULKIN Laborer Scranton Thomas HENNIGAN Laborer Scranton Charles C. CONRAD Clerk Scranton James THOMAS Engineer Rendham John WHITE Teamster Moosic John KNELLER Button Maker Scranton Edward MC HUGH Clerk Scranton M. J. GIBBONS Hotel Scranton M. J. COLEMAN Engineer Scranton Mrs W. C. SMITH of Dalton has been in St Luke's hospital in New York suffering from the effects of a pin she swallowed on New Year's day. All efforts have failed in attempts to remove the pin. She has developed bronchitis and running a temperature from 99 to 101. Thomas LANGAN, a popular youth, son of Mr & Mrs M. G. LANGAN died yesterday at the family home, 716 Fig St following a fatal attack of appendicitis. In addition to his father and mother a brother John and four sisters survive, Eila, Anna, Catherine and Sister Bassil of Mount St Mary's Seminary. The funeral will be tomorrow with mass in St John's Church, burial in Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs George MILLER of Hickory Street was 58 years of age yesterday and a large party was given in her honor. Those in attendance, Mrs Adam VOCKROTH, Mrs John J. SCHNEIDER, Mrs Gustav KRAMER, Mrs Edward CLAUS, Mrs Andrew KIBLER, Mrs William BUNTZ, Mrs Jacob KLEIN, Mrs Conrad PELL, Mrs Ambrose FAUST, Mrs Herman STAHLHEBER, Jr, Mrs John SIMMON, Mrs Conrad FRUEHAN, Mrs Conrad FRUEHAN, Jr, Mrs Fred KIRCHOFF, Mrs Herman FRUEHAN, Mrs BROWN, Mrs STAHIHEBER, Mrs SEPP, The Misses M. FRUEHAN, Mildred FAUST, Ethel MILLER, Emma FRUEHAN and Harold FRUEHAN Mrs Harriet LINN of Cedar Ave was 48 years old last Monday and a party of her friends assembled to celebrate her day. Frank SWEET a resident of the Flats was married last Monday in Binghamton to Mrs Agnes GLASE by Rev. Dr J. B. SWEET brother of the groom. They will set up housekeeping on lower Maple Street. Mrs Mary H. VAN BERGEN, widow of one of the first mayors of the city of Carbondale, died yesterday at the home of her niece, Mrs Martin B. KAYS of 1656 Sanderson Ave, this city. She was 81 years old, the funeral will be Friday and the body will be taken to Carbondale for burial in the Maplewood Cemetery. Marriage Licenses granted yesterday: William LOESSEY of Binghamton Mary SEYMOUR of Scranton Harry WARREN of Scranton Elizabeth CAYNES of Scranton Mr & Mrs Edward KOHNSTAMM had a son born in Moscow on March 24, 1908. DIED: Patrick J. BRADY, 35, in Mayfield, PA, March 25, 1908 Joseph GLENNON, 25, in Carbondale, PA, March 25, 1908 Mrs Thomas GRINS of 503 Meridian St, died at her home, March 25, 1908, Scranton, PA Funeral at the Holy Cross Church, interment Cathedral Cemetery, her husband died 3 weeks ago. Mrs Mary H. VAN BERGEN, 81, in Scranton, PA, March 25, 1908, at residence of her niece Mrs Martin R. KAYS, 1656 Sanderson Ave, burial in Carbondale William THOMAS, infant son of Mr & Mrs George THOMAS of Main Street died March 25, 1908 in Dickson City. Funeral Friday from the residence, burial in Priceburg Protestant Cemetery. Albert Smith ORR of Wilkes Barre died at his home on West Union St last evening. He was a frequent visitor to Scranton and well known. Former Coroner James STEIN will be married this morning to Miss Mary BEDFORD of Mulberry St. Dr STEIN was coroner of Lackawanna Co for one term and the Republican candidate at the election last fall. Miss Mary SEYMOUR of 2022 Washburn Street and Mr William LOESEY, formerly of this city but now of Binghamton, NY were united in marriage yesterday by Rev. J. S. WRIGHTHOUR, DD, pastor of the First Baptist Church at the parsonage on South Main Ave. They will reside at No 2 Lawton Ave, Binghamton the groom is employed at the Binghamton Stove Works. Friday, March 27, 1908 Miss Margaret MC LAIN died yesterday morning at her home, Belmont Street, after a illness of one week. The funeral will take place on Saturday with a high mass in St Rose Church, burial in St Rose Cemetery. Lorenzo CARMELLO of Porter Ave, died at Emergency Hospital yesterday of injuries received at the Black Diamond Mine where he was crushed beneath a fall of rock. He was a native of Italy and had been in Carbondale for several years. Mr & Mrs Elmer E. JOALIN of Oneonta, former residents of this city, celebrated their 10th anniversary of their marriage on Monday evening this week. Dr James STEIN and Miss Sarah M. BEDFORD were united in marriage yesterday at the parsonage of the Penn Ave Baptist church. Former Coroner STEIN is one of the best known physicians in the city and his bride is the daughter of Mrs Sarah BEDFORD, 422 Mulberry St. They will reside on Taylor Ave. Mr Lawrence DUHIGG, formerly connected with the sales department of the Delaware and Hudson railroad Co, died last evening at the home of his parents, Mr & Mrs John H. DUHIGG of Remington Ave. He was but 23 years of age and had a wide circle of friends. Surviving are his parents, sisters Mary H., Elizabeth, Anna and brothers James L., George and John. The inquest into the deaths of five young women resulting from the fire in the Imperial Underwear Co, January 17th has been fixed for Monday by Coroner SALTRY. The victims of the dreadful fire were Jennie RATCHFORD, of 112 Fellows St; Marie BUCKLEY, of 222 Railroad Ave; Katherine MANOSKY, of 343 Second Ave; Catherine GRIFFITHS of Taylor and Anna RYAN of Prospect Ave. Marriage Licenses were granted yesterday: Robert H. COX, Bloomsburg Lillie KIRESTONE, Scranton Edward EVERETT, Greenfield Cira WELLS, Greenfield John J. DAVIS, Scranton Margaret E. KILCDERG, Scranton DIED: Margaret MC LEAN, Carbondale, PA, March 26, 1908 John B. CORDY, 232 North Blakley St, Dunmore, Scranton, PA, March 26, 1908 Funeral Sunday, burial Dunmore Cemetery Mrs Catherine T. MOORE, 73, widow of late Austin MOORE of this city, in Johnstown, PA, March 26, 1908, Funeral Saturday, burial Tunkhannock Cemetery Judge and Mrs Henry M. EDWARDS of South Main Ave have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Annie EDWARDS to Mr Eugene Hilpert FELLOWS which will take place at the Washburn Street Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening, April 9th. Alleging that the case should not have been given to the jury and the judge erred in refusing the request of the attorneys for the plaintiff for binding instructions, Attorneys filed reasons for a new trial in the feigned issue suit of Mrs Jennie BRINK against William and Selden BRADY to obtain control of the estate of the late Gustave BRADY. The will left his entire estate to Mrs Jennie BRINK, owner of the Exchange Hotel at Dunmore. Mr & Mrs Albert BUTTON of Colesburg, PA had her 25th child on March 26th. Mrs Thomas GRIMES 508 Meridian Ave died at her home on Wednesday. The funeral will be Saturday with mass at Holy Cross church, burial in Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs W. C. HALL of Chinchilla was hostess to the women of the Chinchilla Thimble Club on Wednesday. An honored guest of the occasion was Mrs HALL's mother, Mrs Clarinda LEACH who is one of the oldest, if not the oldest resident in this vicinity having passed her ninetieth birthday anniversary in January. Mr & Mrs H. Grayson COREY received a little son into their home on Friday, March 20th. Mrs Breniford ACKERLY of Scranton was a guest of her mother Mrs Lucy LEACH on Sunday. Mr & Mrs Freeman LEACH spent Wednesday in Scranton. Married March 25, 1908 at the home of the bride's parents, Green Ridge, Joseph GRIFFITHS and Miss Agnes Julia BUSH. John COREY for more than 50 years a resident of this city, died yesterday at his home on North Blakely Street at the age of 79. He had been confined to his bed for most of the past year. He was born in Bristol, England in 1829 and came to this country in 1858 landing in New York on the 4th of July. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs Joseph HEAL of Dunmore, and three sisters, Mrs BRIDGEMAN, Mrs GOUGH and Mrs NICHOLS, residents of Bristol, England. His funeral will be Sunday from his late home. Services for the late Mrs George REIF were held at St Mary's Church on River Street yesterday, viewing was from the home of her stricken parents, Mr & Mrs Philip MYERS of 1117 Stone Ave. Miss Catherine O'DONNEL was buried yesterday in the Catholic Cemetery, Pittston, PA. The funeral took place from the home of her brother, 518 Beech Street. Miss Kathryn MAIER was surprised by her friends at the home of her parents on Cherry Street in honor of her 20th birthday. A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr & Mrs William MC GUINNIS, on Willow Street. The VOSBURG Blue Stone Company Inc. that is located in Schultzville has resumed work to full blast having purchased a new wagon of ten ton capacity to convey the stone to their stock yards at Phila. PA. Miss Cora ASHELMAN of Scranton was visiting Miss Fannie DICKINSON last Sunday. Julian D. STOCKEM who now occupies the George WALTER's farm intends remaining there another year and will work for Frank DICKINSON the new owner who recently purchased the same. Lout SCRIBE and wife visited Mr & Mrs Frank DICKINSON last Sunday. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr & Mrs Thomas EVANS at Mill City, formerly from this town, Wednesday evening. Saturday, March 28, 1908 Miss Ellen O'ROURKE of Waymart, died yesterday at her home after an illness of one week. Her death was due to cancer of the stomach, she was 44 years of age and life long resident of Waymart. She is survived by one brother, Bernard O'ROURKE, the remains will be brought to the city for burial. Mrs GERRAGHTY of Jessup died yesterday after a short illness. Irene, the one year old daughter of Mr & Mrs William CARTER of Scot Road died Thursday. Her funeral was held yesterday with burial in Union Cemetery at Peckville. Mr & Mrs Wallace SNEDIKER of the powder mills, Jermyn had a son. Mr & Mrs C. D. JONES and Miss Helen JONES have returned after a month's trip to Panama and the West Indies. Mr & Mrs George W. WATKINS announce the engagement of their daughter, Marian Lucille to Harry Dunnell JUSTIN. Surgeon Patrick MC ANDREWS, USA recently returned from the Phillippines with a promotion and furlough and has been assigned to Fort Slocum for three years. He has left for his new station and his wife and two children are visiting friends in Syracuse, NY. Miss Agnes BUSH of Green Ridge was married to Joseph GRIFFITHS at the home of the bride's parents, 1347 Wyoming Ave on Wednesday. Mr Harry L. ALEXANDER of Paterson, NJ and Miss Ida May ELLIS of Dalton were married Wednesday night at the home of the bride's parents in Dalton. The matron of honor was Mrs Bert METZGER while Mr John ALEXANDER was the best man. Mrs Lena B. SHLOSS of 1016 Delaware Street entertained a number of children on Monday in honor of the 4th birthday of her son. Mr & Mrs Thomas Hanford DALE are receiving congratulations over the birth of a second son. Miss Ada E. BEST of Montreal, Canada was married to Mr L. A. AUKEN of Sastechtoon, British Columbia yesterday. Mr Herschel H. HOLLISTER 78, of 623 Prescott Ave died yesterday after a brief illness. He used to be a resident of Wayne Co before moving here several years ago. He enlisted during the War of the Rebellion in the Fiftieth New York regiment of engineers and afterward became a member of the Ezra Griffin post, GAR. He was formerly employed by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Co where he met with a serious accident which incapacitated him for active work. He leaves a widow, Mrs Susan HOLISTER and a daughter Mrs Thomas H. HULL. The funeral will be held from the family residence, the remains will be taken to Hollisterville, Wayne Co for burial. DIED: Margaret FOSTER, 71, in Peckville, PA, March 27, 1908 Marion BOLAND, 5, in Scranton, PA, daughter of Mr & Mrs W. P. BOLAND at Hahnemann Hospital of appendicitis Mrs Siddle J. ENGLERT, at Dunmore, PA, March 27, 1908, Funeral at her residence 118 Dudley Street Monday Mrs George GRITMAN, Notice for the estate of Michael J. EAGAN late of the borough of Jermyn, Co of Lackawanna, deceased. Sarah A. EAGAN, Executrix, H. C. CAREY, Attorney for estate. Notice for the estate of William F. HALLSTEAD late of the City of Scranton, Lackawanna Co, PA, deceased. The Scranton Trust Co & L. A. WATRES, Executors, 516 Spruce St, Scranton, PA. Notice for the estate of James HALLINAN, late of the borough of Elmhurst, Lackawanna Co, PA deceased, Ida M. HALLINAN, Executrix, Elmhurst, PA, G. M. WATSON Attorney for the estate. Stephen CHARNEY, a 45 year old Slav, was discovered dead in his backyard of his boarding house on Sherwood Ave in Dunmore early yesterday morning. No marks of violence were found on the body, he had several hundred dollars in the bank. He leaves a widow and two children who are on their way to this country to join him. They sailed several days ago and should arrive here by the first of next week. Dr & Mrs PIERCE will spend their last Sunday at the Penn Ave Baptist Church. They will leave Wednesday, April 1st for New York City where he will begin his news field as pastor of the Second Ave Baptist Church, located at Second Ave and Tenth Street Rev. W. R. EDWARDS, pastor of the Tabernacle Congregational Church received the sad news yesterday of the death of his brother, Edward G. EDWARDS, (Gweunog) which took place at Lu Gwyn, Bala, North Wales. The infant child of Mr & Mrs William LEADER of 1710 Academy Street died yesterday morning. Three daughters have been born to Mr & Mrs Albert FAGERLIN of North Everett Ave. The funeral of Mrs Mary MARTIN takes place this morning at the home of her daughter, 444 Willow St, services will be in St Mary's Church on River St and interment in the German Catholic Cemetery. She was one of the oldest residents this side of the Roaring Book having come here 50 years ago to what was then known as Slocum Hollow. In addition to her daughter Mrs Daniel WEBER with whom she made her home, the following brothers and sisters survive; Gustave BOISE, Mrs Matthew FLESH, Mrs Henry MALABRE of Baltimore, MD and Herman BOISE of Germany. Thomas LANGAN a young man of promise who career was cut short by death last Tuesday was laid to rest yesterday. The funeral was held at the family residence on Fig Street with high mass in St John's Church. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. His school boy friends acted as pall bearers, Joseph MANLEY, Patrick COLLINS, James LANGAN, John MANLEY, James MANLEY, and Thomas MANLEY. George WIRTH, former select councilman from the Nineteenth Ward, with his family is expected home today. They spent the past 8 months in a mild California climate for his health. However local physicians advised him to return home. Mr & Mrs John LANGAN of Buffalo were here yesterday to attend the funeral of Thomas LANGAN. A baby boy has arrived at the home of Mr & Mrs Herman MARTIN of 905 Pittston Ave. Mrs Windsor FOSTER, one of Peckville's well known pioneer residents passed away yesterday after a long painful illness. Mrs George A. ENGLERT died yesterday morning at her home on Dudley Street after an illness for the past year, six months of it she was confined in her bed. She belonged to the Lady Washington Lodge, Daughters of America. Besides her husband she is survived by two daughters Mrs Samuel MC CRACKEN of West Pittston and Mrs Harry ADAMS of New York City. Her funeral will be held from the family residence on Monday. William ELMORE, 929 East Drinker Street, received a telegram yesterday informing him of the death of his son, Charles ELMORE, 23, at the Navy Hospital, Portsmouth, VA. He had just completed a three year enlistment as a trooper in the US Cavalry on March 1st and about to return home when he was taken ill and removed to the government hospital where he died on Thursday.