The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-18
CLARK's GREEN.

Mrs. A. j. Stone, of Scranton, called
on friends here on Sunday last.
Electric Star lodge, No. 400, Inde-
pendendent Order of odd Fellows, will
confer the first degree upon two can
didates on Saturday evening next.
They will also erect several new sheds
on the Baptist church grounds this
week.
Mrs. w. v Good is convalescing from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Alice Beatty. of Newark, n. j.,
will spend the holidays with her par
ents here.
Several of our esteemed young ladies
have been seriously affected by epi-
demic, but are now ION the improve,
thank you"
Mr. Roberts, of Waverly called on
his uncle, Edward Lutsey, on Sunday
last.
Mrs. Edward Lutsey was called to the
home of her aged mother, Mrs. Lee,
of Wilkes-Barre, who has been i'll.
C. F. Spencer, of Thompson, was here
on a business trip last week.
Willard Mathews was a caller here
on Wednesday last.
Frank Phillips has Just purchased OF
Mrs. M. j. Mead the beautiful and de-
lightful country residence on Main
street, and will improve and occupy it
in the spring.
A Christmas entertainment win be
held under the auspices OF the Method
ist church at the Summit in their cha
pei on Christmas eve.
Nelson Nichols has changed his place
| Of knowledge requirement from Key
| stone academy to the Wyoming sem
mary at Kingston.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
their Christmas exercises in their
church on Monday eve ueXt.
Miss Mary Northup, of Scranton, vis-
tied her uncle, j. c. Clark, last week.
| j. S. Wagner has made great i'm
/ provements on his tenement house on
| Summit street, which is now occupied
by Mrs. Lizzie Wells.
Asa a, Nichols family have been
severely afflicted by epidemic cold and
sore throat, but are now convalescing.
Rev. f. II. Parsons preached a strong
sermon from Matthew. thirteenth chap
ter, thirty-eghth verse, setting forth
the missionary work of the Methodist
4 church. on Sunday afternoon.
Richard Griffin, who is now erecting
an elegant residence for MI Schoon-
over, in Elmhurst, called on friends
here on Thursday last.
Miss Lizzie Frace, a seminary stu
dent at Kingston spent Sunday with
parent here.
The Literary society of Our Public
school, No. /, will hold an entertain
ment in the Dymond hail at the Sum-
NIT on Saturday evening, Dec. %. Ad-
mission, members of the school, II
cents; all others, Is cents. Proceeds tC
be expended ITO increase the number OF
volumes of their library.
The election Of officers Of the Method
ist Sunday school took place on Sunday
afternoon last, with the following re.
suit: II. S. Stone, sperintendent; j. w
MulleniX, assistant superintendent
Miss Emma Coon, secretary; Miss Lu
ella Frace, assistant secretary; j. w
Rhodes, librarian; w S. Frace treas
urer; Miss Clara Smith, organist, ant
Mrs Ella Chapman, assistant organist
The board Of teachers consist of j. c
Higgins, W. S. Frace, Mrs. A. A. Davis
Mrs. f. S. Benedict, A. a. Davis, j. b
Austin, kuella Frace, Clara Smith
Gettie Stone and j. w. MulleniX.
The Epworth league held their cleo
ton on Tuesday evening last, with thi,
result: President, II. S. Stone; frs
vice president, Mrs. Ella Chapman; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Cassie Bene
dict; third vice president Miss Clar;
Smith; secretary Emma Coon; treas
urer, Mrs. Lillian <MulleniX; chorster
E. j. Chapman, and organist, Mrs. Ell5
Chapman.