The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-19
Forest City.
Epworth leagne tonight.

Burgess Max y has appointed Gsorgs
Ledyard to the borough police force.
DR.. Reeves. 412 Spruce street, Scrau-
ton. cures lung troubles. ga. IN. to 9
p m. M
Forty hours devotion at ST. ARnes'
Catholic church began Sunday at 1890.
President M. D. Evans, Of the United
Choir. desires all members OF the choir
to meet in the opera house this evening
At Z 80.
David Harris left yesterday morning
for Etstmnn Business college ut Pough :
keepsie. N Y.
Mrs Gilbert McKune, of State Line,
and Mrs Fordyce, Of Meadvlle. were
the guests of Dr.. Jennie Young Satur-
day.
Thomas L. Morgan, of Scranton. has
been the guests Of his sons Professor
John L., A. L. and Glynn Morgan for
several days past
Some cases OF scarlet fever are re
ported in this borough. Among thosa
VINO are I fl cted are Miss Ina Weed
and Brant Mclaughlin.
Lawyer Nichols, of Wilkes Barre.
delivered two mast"rly and eloquent
addresses on the sui 'ct Of temperance
ut the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day.
Martin J. Fleming, Of Philadelphia,
an estimable young man who at one
lime served as assistant postmaster in
this place, is renewing aequaintancea
in town. Mr.. Fleming holds a lucra-
tive position with an insurance com
pany in the City of Brotherly Love.
John NJ. Nealon, of Carbondale, was
u visitor in town Saturday.
The Forest City Cornet band held
their picnic on the Pelican Athletic
grounds Saturday II was we'll at.
Tended as it deserved to 0e. The band
will make neat appearance in shor t
time with their uniforms.
Benjamin Gilgenast visited with
friends in Scranton Sunday.
Five hundred and eleven pupils are
enrolled 10 the Forest City graded
school. Miss Electa Potter resumed
her duties yesterday, making snine
teachers in all employed to teach the
young ideas how to shoot. Miss Pot
ter's permanent room will be fitted up
in the Baptist church parlors in few
DAYS.
An evangelist will conduct meetings
in the Baptist church every evening
this week.
ID. Z. Evans and A. M. Gillett. Of
Gibson, were in the borough yesterday.
An infant Child Of Richard Jones.
of Vandling, which died Saturday, was
buried in the Hillside cemetery at this
place yesterday afternoon.
Gwilym Davies, secretary Allentown
eisteddfod, of the Lehigh Valley Els
teddfod association, was in town Satur.
day as the guest of Professor J. Luther
Morgan, Mr.. Davies was desirous of
having Professor Morgan bring his
choir to Allentown on THANKSGIVING
Day and compete for the chorus for
mixed voices, not less than 100 voices,
1--WE Never Will Bow Down" from
Judas Maceabaes." The priz, is $500
and medal to leader. At a meeting OF
the choir this evening it will be de-
cided whether the mem bers are de-
slrious OF going or not.
The grand concert by the United
choir will be given tomorrow evening
in Davis opera house. Doors open at
7 o'clock and concert will begin at s.
Prices, 25 and 35 cents. The follow
ing is the programme, Part Il-Open-
ing address, President M. D. Evans;
piano overture. Mrs. H. F. Aldrich; ;
reading, Evan Morgan; song, Beulah
Hine; duet, Henry Carr and William
Jennings,jr. selection, Forest City band
recitation, Lizzie Phillips; song. May
Watkins; song, Richard Llewellyn; /;
gloria. by united choir. Part 1-Selec-
tion, band; recitation, Martha Grif-
fiths; song, Mrs. S. May; song, D. J.
Jones; recitation, John Riley; duet,
Ella Hine, May Watkins; song, Mrs.
George Maxey; Hunting Song" by
the choir. The last number is the
competitive piece which the choir had
the honor Of winning part Of the prize
offered for the best rendition at the re-
cent musical festival at Laurel Hill
park.