The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-12
NORTH END NOTES.


Frank Lewis. of Peckvilla has removed
his family to William street.
Eli Hughes and Edmund Davies, Of Nan
| ticoke, spent Sunday with Rev. Thomas
| K. Watkins. Of Wales street.
Rev. and Mrs NJ. II. Fuller leave today
for Harvey's lake, where they expect to
spend part of his annual vacation.
j. A. Atherton, father Of j. L.. II. +. and
d. B. Atherton, win spend the winter here
with jeremiah L., on Market street.
A sale of fancy goods will be held In the
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church Nov.
90, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
| society. >
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presbyte-
rlan church will hold its annual turkey
supper In the church parlors next Thurs
day evening.
| \ public drill of the Boys brigade Of the
Green Ridge Baptist church will be held
tonight A company of young ladies will
also give an exhibition.
| Mrs DR.. Mary \. Shepherd, OF Market
street, left Saturday morning for Wait
seon. o., where she expects to spend the
winter with her mother.
| George a. Dickerson, of the Ready Pay
store has purchased from \. d. Lord, of
Chicago, the house on Putnam street In
which he has resided for some time past.
Rev. W. q. Watkins preached two elo-
| quent sermons in the North Main Ave-
nile Baptist church yesterday. in the
| morning he preached especially to wo-
men and In the evening to men.
! A number Of ladies' of the Presbyterian
| church intend to start u branch of the
NeedlewOrk Guild Of America. The only
requirements TO membership In ii Is the
donating OF two new garments every year.
Rev. +. S. Jones, ID. has been IN
vited to read his excellent paper on
"Christ's View of the Old Testament,
which he read n few weeks ago at meet
Ing OF the Pastors union, at q meeting OF
the Methodist Episcopal pastors this
morning in the Elm Park church.
The social Of the Keystone dancing class,
which should have been held last Friday
in Company II armory was, owing 10 q
previous engagement OF the hall, post
poned until tonight. The club has been re-
Gently reorganlzed, \. X. Detweller being
elected president, and Stanley Silkmar
secretary.
The Puritan congregational church was
completely filled last evening to hear the
eloquent sermon of Rev. A f. Ferris on
"The Fast Young Man" Special music
was furnished by the choir. aided by, an
orchestra, which consisted of first cornet
| William Smith; second cornot, David
Reese; violin, John sheppard; cello, Isaac
Jones.
Thomas Jehu-Llew y bryn-will lecture
tonight at the Welsh Baptist church, Pro
yidence, upon the subject what Is Tina
10 YOU" the proceeds being devoted TO the
relief Of the poor of that church. There
is no doubt that q treat will be provided
as Mr.. Jehu is humorous above all things
and his wit this evening will entbuse the
large audience that will assemble to heal
the bard of the North End. the profit:
of the lecture are to be devoted to the as
sistance of the poor and needy.
At Thursday evenings business meet
ing of the North Main avenue Young Peo
ple's Society OF Christian Endeavor /
was decided TO hold q meeting ever,
Thursday evening during the presen
month. this meeting to be of literar!
character Next week the society eX
poets to road Shakespeares Julius Cae
sar." 1t has not yet been decided jus
what line of reading will be taken IN
but this will be decided in the near fu
ture Not only members Of the society
but all young people who are Interested II
the development Of the mind, are cordial!
invited TO attend.