The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18
NOTES OF NORTH EMO.


John Tranton, VINO was recently in
jured at the Creek shaft, is rapidly lmprov-
ing.
Rev. D. NJ. Kiuter addressed a large
open air meeting in the square last even
ing,
We are clearing out the whole Of our
stock of fine chings. Chicago Art Co.,
l27 Penn avenue.
Richard Evans and family have removed
back To Wayne avenue after an absence OF
five years from Providence.
Professor Haydn Evans and company
will holda concert this evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
A cottage prayer meeting, conducted by
James Henderson, was held at the resi-
dence Of A. B. Dunni G last evening.
Mrs. Abednego Reese, of Kingston, and
Mrs. r, P. Thomas, OF Church avenue, will
spend few weeks vacation at Atlantic
City.
Rev. William Evans Monwyson, now on
q visit from Wales, will preach on Friday
evening at the Welsh Congregational
church.
Lieutenant Spellman arrested Evan w.
Morgan Thursday night for abusing his
wife and he was fined S. 80 in the alder
mans court.
Rev. NJ. D. Fuller, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, will occupy the pulpit
Of the Welsh Congregational church to-
morrow evening.
Questions are asked in the North End as
to the reason why the board Of health and
councilmen did not include the water
course in Section A, fifth sewer district, in
the scope of their recent visit.
The Junior society Of the Christian
church will hold an entertainment an /
social on Thursday evening when the ad-
mission will be free. Misses Katie Smith,
Rachel Jones' Lizzie Davies and Winnie
Davies are orranzIng the meeting.
C. j. DAVIS, director of the Moody quar-
tette, discussed the proposed visit Of MIR.
Moody to this city on Monday, and states
that the celebrated evangelist remarked to
him "that it was improb Ibls that he Won Id
visit Scranton as they had no building to
hold the services"
Rev. j. B. Parry, of Burnley, England,
will soon pay visit to this section. Mr.
Parry, who is an eminent Congregational
minister, is spending a few days with his
brother at y ica. n. Y. He will preach at
the Plymouth Congregational church on
Sept. 2, and also in the Welsh Congrega-
tional church, Providence.
The friends of William j. Thomas, who
was recently injured in the Marvine are
taking further steps TO show their sympa'
thy IN the shape of a concert on Sept. II.
The object is deserving OF support az
Thomas is at present in the Philadelphia
hospital and his wife and i've children
largely depend on the assistance of Uheil
friends.
John U. Hopewell. OF the Register, vii
leave for New York on Monday to attenC
he session of the grand lodge of th'
Knights of Pythias as the representative o
one Of the lodges in this section, The fol
lowing week Mr.. Hopewell will attend tn,
state camp Of the Patriotic Order, Sons o
= America, at Erie, az delegate from th
Washington camp, No. III.
Q Four large funerals took place in Prov
dence yesterday namely, William the in
fant child Of Mir. and Mrs. John Lewis
2l3S Wayne avenue, where the Rev. d. A
Evans officiated, and Ellen the infan
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Evan
2l2O Margaret avenue where the Rev, w
+. Davies officiated, both interment tax
ing place at Washburn Street cemetery
. TIE fuueral OF Mrs Elizabeth Arnold
: late of 1890 West Market street also too
! place, Rev. g. w. Watkins CONDUCTING
:, the services at the residence and at Fores
, Hill cemetery. The Rev. r. s. Jones, L
D., conducted the funeral service over tn
remains of Grace, the little daughter O
Q Thomas Jones, 21l7 North Main avenue
9 after which the body was taken to Nanti
Z cjke for interment.