The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-01

who some time ago rendered an attrac-
tive drama for the benefit of the church,
repeated the same. on Thanksgiving even
ing in Mears' hall for the benefit of the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church.
The Endeavor society of the North Main
Avenue Baptist church will take up the
Christian culture course that is prepared
by the central office in Boston, 1t Is ar
ranged on plan similar to the Chautau-
qua course, and is chiefly devoted TO
church history and religion.
Last Monday evening the Green Ridge
Baptist Sunday school elected officers for
the year 1895. The school is in a very
fiourishing condition and is larger than
ever before in its history. The present Of
ficers have rendered efficient services, and
they will be succeeded by active Sabbath
school workers.
The young mems Bible class of st. Da-
vid's parish, conducted by Rector M. II.
Mill on Tuesday evening of each week,
is well attended and those present both
enjoy and profit by the interesting talk OF
their teacher. The public is invited to
these meetings. All who wish to spend
a profitable hour are cordially invited to
attend.
The Clergy.
Rev. W. Ogwenydd Evans, of Wilkes
Barre, is going on Il trip to Wales, the
the land of his fathers.
RSv. a. +. Ferris, of the Providence
Puritan church, will preach tomorrow
evening to young ladies.
Rev. s. c. Logan, ID, will ofIlciate at
the st. David's hall tomorrow, where the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church
worship at present.
Rev. r. S. Jones, DID, of Providence,
held communion service last Sunday
morning and gave the right hand of fel-
lowship to twelve persons.
Rev. w. G. Watkins, of the North Main
Avenue Baptist church, will conduct COM
munion service tomorrow morning and
receive eight new members into the
church.
Rev. w. ID. Thomas, of the Welsh Bap-
tist church of Pittston, is very poorly.
He caught Il severe cold about two weeks
ago and has not been able 10 leave his
house since.
Rector NJ. II. Mill conducted Thanks
giving services in St. David's church
Thursday morning. The congregation
made an Offering for the benefit OF st.
Luke's hospital.
Rev. James Mcleod, DID, and family
returned from a visit to the old country
last Tuesday. The passage across The
ocean was very rough. He will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow.
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gether Win his ranoii,, Iof+ Iost Tneedov
for Mort hamptOn Macs IN ioin in n fam
lily reunion on Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. w. J. Ford, of the Green Ridge
Baptist church, baptised six candidates
ldst SUNDAY morning. rms hlakes an ao-
dltioh OF twenty-five members siilce 'he
ilrSl ol ocpteHlDer'
Rev. Daniel Savage, of the Green Ridge
frlill'iVe Methoulst cnurch' WIN Desih l,
series OF special meetings. tomorrow ~,
''oV d. H'' prayer meeting 10 De lolloWtu
at lV,oV Il. III. WIN communion III ,n' .h'
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hen' -, W. oheleIlser, iAle pastoI vi
t,as u,,.itto,, ~ I,o,,,o 30 he frio,ds en-
this oit,, fro,,, bis ,,,osort torno IN Wosh.
ington II ~ ia is confortnhIv located
I'm bis nev, homo and is ,,ondIv gettino
acouainted viii tho octive worlsers IN
his church. During the past week the
Endeavor societies of that city held ser
vices every night of the week and Mr.
Skellenger had an opportunity of meeting
favorably impressed. He finds difference
in the climate and thinks 1t VIII agree
with him.
DreyiticS.
Mrs Coney wife of Rev w Coney. OF
Tunkhannock spent last Sunday with
friends in this CITY.
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burn street PRESBYTERIAN church will holf
n bazaar in the parsonage on the 1911
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The Baptlsts ana Methodlsts OF Greei
Ridge held united service in the AS
bury Methodist Episcopal church Ihurs
day morning, when Rev. A. f. ChaHe(
preached the sermon.
Next Tuesday evening the Ladies' Ait