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

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The Baptist Christian Endeavor So
ciety are endeavoring to do their part
In the limo of city missionary work,
and yesterday began holding a Sunday
school in Carbonate township. The
meeting of yesterday afternoon was
held at the home Of Mr.. Lloyd. a resi-
dent Of that locality, but 1t Is expected
that soon they may be able to secure
the school house on the upper end Of
Park street to hold services in. 1t is
hoped that the parents OF that vicinity
will encourage the young psoplo in
their work by sending their children to
the school. A few years ago preaching
was conducted in the school building
which is mentioned above. but for
some time now no religious services
have been had in that place, and this
move of the endeavorsr5 is one that
should be helped along by all.
George Rogers, of Scranton, called
on friends In that city Saturday after
noon. He was euroute for Dundatf,
where he will spend New Years with
his parents, Of that place.
William H. Richmond, Of Scranton,
was among the visitors to this city on
Saturday.
John Lot, employed at ], B. Van
Bsrgans, is spending New Years with
his parents near Montrose.
All young men. should attend the
New Years reception at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms to.
day. The rooms will he open all day
and the Ladies auxiliary will serve re.
freshmsnts during the afternoon and
evening These have been universally
pleasant occasions in the past and the
programme that has been prepared for
today insures a very enjoyable and
successful day.
Miss Bessie Hards, OF East Orange, is
visiting her brother, S, S, Hards. OF
Salem avenue.
This afternoon will be held a recep-
tion at the Methodist parsonage from 3
to 5 o'clock by the Ladies' Aid society
of that church, at which time the dol
lars promised by friends Of the society
will be received.
Germania orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the ball
which will be held tonight in Keyst
nall by Franklin lodge, No, 33, Of the
Loyal Knights Of America.
Frank Kelley is spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. John
Kelley of South Church street. Frank
is a student at the College of Pharmacy
at Philadelphia
George J. Benton spent Saturday in
Alton. N Y, his former home, as the
guest of his father
Frank L. Smith and mother have re-
turned to their home on Darte avenue,
from visit with friends and relatives
in Selinsgrove, Pa.
Miss Ida Brechtel, Of Honesdale,
spent last week in this city as the
guest of her sister, Mrs, Charles Nc
Mullen.
On Saturday afternoon at l. 10 o CLOCK
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy passed from this
life at her home on Brooklyn street
She was born in Qisens county. Ire
land, about seventy one years ago and
has been resident of this city for over
fifty years She is survived by hei
husband and five children all of whom
are residents OF Carbondale They are
Mrs Richard Burnett, Mrs. J. p
Campbell, William, Thomas aud Lucy
Kennedy. The funeral will be held OF
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment will be made in st. Rose ceme-
terry.
Edward Histed is spending New
Years with his parents in Waymart
Today the postoffice hours will be a
follows Open from 1880 to 8. 80 a. m
and from 3 30 to 4 80 D. m. and onll
one delivery will be made by the car
riers, and that in the morning.
Today's Mon day prayer meeting fo
men in the Young Mems Christian As
sociation parlors will be led by s. Boil
ton. The subj ect will be "Go For
ward" Exodus xiv, 10
On Tuesday morning Frank Dsrr,
will resume his studies at Wood'l
Business college in Scranton.
On Saturday at 80 o'clock p. m. oc
Cured the funeral of DR.. James A
Bowers from his late home on Canaan
street. The services were conducted
by Rev, E. J. Balsley, rector of tn
Trinity church. The singing was rem
dersd by quartette from the Episco
pal choir. The following were tn
pail bearers: DR.. J. s, Miles. j.
Wheeler, w. NJ Lathrope, DIR. f. E
Jenkins, A. W.Corbin, +. G. Timmons
Dr. M. X. Bailey of this city. and Dr
S. D. Graves. Of Jermyn.
On Friday evening last occurred tn
semi annual election of officers of tn
Franklin lodge, No. 80, Loyal Knight
of America, at Old Fellows hall OIL
Salem avenue. The lodge was ad.
dressed by Joseph Oliver, of Scranton
on the order aud its principles and tn
election of officers resulted MS follows
Worthy master, John W. Lewis
worthy deputy master, Joseph Johns
assistant secretary, William GlllieS
chaplain. Francis Masters; conductor
James Harvey; inside tyler. William
Smith; outside tyler, Robert Tully
representative, G. +. Masters; trustee
Thomas E Campbell
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