The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20

and resulted in many conversions. They
will be continued next week.
Rev. Daniel Savage, of the Green
Ridge Primitive Methodist church, has
conducted two weeks revival SER
vices, which have brought many ac-
cessions to the church. Last Sunday
five Joined by profession. The meet
ings will be closed tomorrow evening by
an old-fashioned love feast"
The special meetings held by Kew.
NJ d. Fuller, of the Providence Metho-
dist Episcopal church during last week,
resulted in fifteen persons joining the
class of probationists.
Rev. T. ]. Collins, of the Scranton
Street Baptist church, has held very
successful services during the last two
weeks. Some Of the converts Will De
baptized at tomorrow evenings service.
The proposed evangelistic services or
the Green Ridge Baptist church have
been postponed until the beginning OF
the year
The labors of Evangelist Maice In
the Green Ridge Evangelical church
have been profitable to that society,
and many have been led to the light by
the blind preacher.
Rev. G.. Hauser, of the First German
Methodist Episcopal church, isconduct-
ing a series of evangelishc meetings
in Petersburg. They will be continued
next week.
Last Sunday two very interesting
and edifying services were held in
the Second Presbyterian church. In
the morning holy communion was cele-
brated when fourteen persons Joined
on confession of faith and four by let
ter. In the evening a church rally was
held, and the large edifice was crowded.
DR.. Robinson delivered an inspiring ad-
dress, and special music was rendered
by the Sunday school orchestra and
Tallie Morgan's double quartette. Both
services were much enjoyed by the
people and they will be long remem-
bered by those present.
The Epworth league of the First
German Methodist Episcopal church
held it's business meeting last Wednes-
day evening, and elected the following
officers: President, Gustave Hempel;
vice president, Miss Hattie Bauman;
secretary, Edwin Arbust; correspond
ing secretary, Fred Hauser; treasurer,
Miss Ruth Fritz.
Last evening the young people Of
the Hampton Street Methodist Epis-
copal church finished their continued
concert. The first part was given last
week, and the reciters and singers fin
ished their songs and recitations last
evening. 1t was an ingenious device
and took well.
The Junior league of the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church dis
posed of the cash on hand from the
social held last September. They paid
for the brussels carpet in the pastors
room, furnished the church with ton
of coal and donated $15 toward the SEX
toms salary. These junior workers
will make their seniors blush if the
latter prove remiss.
The young people of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church and con-
gregation were cordially invited to the
parsonage last evening by their pas
tor, Rev. l.. C. Floyd, d. d. A very
pleasant evening was passed and an
entertaining programme was rendered.
All present enjoyed themselves and the
capacity of the parsonage was well
| tested.
The young people Of the First Welsh
| Baptist church have started out on
their winters work very favorably.
| Last evening they discussed the ques-
| ton, what and How to Read" very
| important question for the young of
today when so much trash is abroad.