The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-08
NORSH END.

Mrs, Theodore Won storch il entertain
ing Miss Sadie Crane, of New York city.
The young people of the Primitive
Methodist church will hold basket social
tonight.
Miss Nellie Bell, Of West Market street,
Is entertaining Miss Rose KearneN, Of
Wilkes Barre.
A meeting Of the Green Ridge Prohibi-
tion League will be held tonight in the
league rooms.
Mrs. Anna Hopkins and children ar
rived here last Saturday morning from
Wales, She intends to reside here in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Brewer, of New
York, are spending few days with Mrs.
| Brewers parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. f. Q.
Fritz, of Church avenue.
The Keystone Literary and Dramatic
club will produce the drama, Bound By
an Oath" In st. Mary's hall tomorrow
night. The drama will be followed by a
social.
At meeting of the Garfield council No.
954, o. U. A. NJ, held in Oak hall, Satur-
day evening, nine applications for men,
bership were received. They will be in
itiated on the 20.
Father McHale is guest at the residence
Of Rev. N. J. McManus. He has just re.
covered from two weeks illness at At
lantic City where he was serving in the
capacity of curate.
John E. Powell swore ont warrant be-
fore Alderman Horan on Oct. charging
Michael Golden with committing an as
sault on him. Golden waived a hearing
and entered 5000 bail, Councilman Golden
becoming his bondsman.
At o literary and musical entertainment
to be held in the Puritan Congregational
church tonight th3 following well-known
persons will take part: Misses Hattie Ed
wards, Margaret Price, Elizabeth Williams.
Emma Humphreys and Elizabeth Phillips.
Prof Thomas Evans Of Jermyn. Thomas
Davies, g. r. Davies, Thomas Richards
and Edgar Richards.
A large crowd witnessed the wrestling
match between Patrick Neary, Of Mary
street, and Richard McMahon, OF Pine
Brook, in O'Donnell's hall last Saturday
night. Neary was seconded by Joseph
Maxwell and Mcmahon by his brother.
Peter. Peter Munley Of Dickson City,
acted as referee. The match was won by
Neary after close contest.
The Park Place Methodist Episcopa
church was completely filled last evening
to witness the "Passion Play" as illust
rated by Rev. DR.. Hawxhurst. The servic,
opened with the usual devotional excer.
cises, which were led by the pastor, wht
then gave short address explaining tht
Passion Play. The lecture includes ovel
sixty stereoptican views, shown on Q
canvas twenty feet sQusre, number o.
them being very highly colored, showing
| Al. Il akut in oil Al
ness and splendor The meeting wa;
brought to close by the audience singing
"The Heavenly Country" from word.
shown on the canvas.
A largo number of ladies gathered at
the Providence Presbyterian church yes.
terday morning to hear the address Of
Work in China" Mrs. White, with hel
husband, spent ten years in the missionary
fields in China and came to this country
for a short vacation three years ago, bu
while out driving at Elmira the carriage
was run into by an express train and Mr.
White and the two children killed outrigh
and Mrs. White SO seriously injured tina
for six months her life was despaired Of
Owing to the state Of her health it is i'm.
possible for her to return to her work, 81
she Is trying to create missionary enthusi
asm in the churches. She visited this city
by the invitation Of the Womsn's ForeigI
Missionary society OF the above church. Tn
ser vices opened by devotional exercises LEI
by Rev. George E. Guild, the pastor Of th
church. In the course OF her remarks Mrs
White said that the religious and mora
condition Of life In China is very low fo
there is nothing in the Chinese religion O
an elevatory nature, and owing to tn
filth which they are constantly sur
rounded by aud the cruel and inhuma
ber of the girls are totally blind. Mrs
White gave very interesting address be
fore the Christian Endeavor society at 6. 3
and made much clearer to all, the cryin
need of more money for missions whic
Father Endeavorer Clark has been sayin
80 much about at the last convention.
When William Phillips, farmer, living
In Chinchills, went to milk his COW las
Tuesday morning. he missed it, and OF
making inquiries found that man al
swering the description Of his brothe
George was seen leading the COW toward
Providence. On Thursday he swore out
: warrant before Alderman Koran, an
George Phillips was arrested by Constabl
Davis, and in default OF bail committed {
the county Jail. On the way over h
confessed his guilt to Constable Davis, an
offered to show where the COW was, so h
was brought back to Providence, and &C
compsnied by his broth er and the consta
Bile went to the dairy Of William Daveu
, port. near Taylor. When the trio go
there George was left in charge Of th
horse and carriage while the others wen
into the house to claim the COW. MI
Davenport refused to give 1t up, so the
were forced to return for o search wa
! rant. When the parties got back |
where the horse and carriage was LEI
George was missing, and has not bee
seen since. Alderman Horan issued til
search warrant on Friday morning, to /
returned Saturday morning at IL O'Clock
Mr.. Davenport was on hand, but NJ
Phillips failed to appear. The case WI
pos tponed.
DRESsMAKING.
Miss 8. Munson " i'll open dressmakir
establishment in conn ection with Miss ]
E. Leach's millinery at 1910 N. Main ave
: nue., about Oct Sth. 80