The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-24
CITY NOTES.

Country Circus at the rockingham
this afternoon and evening.
Miss Heath will deliver her Venetian
art lecture in the Penn Avenue Baptist
church on Monday evening.
The st. Thomas college foot ball
eleven win play the Carbondale team on
the latters grounds this afternoon.
A chicken and waffle supper will be
given by the Women's auxiliary of CAL
vary Reformed church on Thursday even
ing, Nor. 49, from to $50 O'clock. Tickets
25 cents.
Country Circus" will be given at the
rockingham theater this afternoon and
evening. Many Of the best performers
from Barnum's summer shows will ap-
pear In the great ring act.
The Central Prohibition league was to
meet last night, but a quorum was not
present. Another meeting will be called
when the executive committee decides to
bring the members together
H. H. Reed, of Lancaster who was ar
rested on a charge of defrauding board
ing house keeper from that city, yester-
day paid $42 in discharge of the account.
The amount originally was $l3.
Eugene Kleberg was taken yesterday
to private institution for the insane in
Philadelphia by his commissioner, Charles
Tropp, who has been appointed by court
to manage Mr.. Kleberg's estate
William Tyler, an engineer at the Dla-
mond mine, had serious paralytic attack
while following his employment yester-
day morning. He was taken to his resi-
dence on North Sumner avenue and was
reported to be slightly improved last
night.
The contract for the erection of the per-
manent chapel for the Calvary Reformed
church, corner Of Monroe avenue and Glib
son street. has been awarded to B. +.
Dunn. The contract price of the chapel
is $685.. 1t Is expected to have the build
ing under roof by Jan. l, 1895.
The semi-annual conference of the
Welsh Baptist churches Of northeastern
Pennsylvania will be held at Taylor to-
day and tomorrow, when business of great
Importance will be discussed by the dele
gates representing this large district,
which is embraced by the conference
Rev. W. II. Stubblebine, pastor of Cal
vary Reformed church, attended the an
nual convention OF the Brotherhood OF
Andrew and Philip at Lancaster, Nov.
II and IS. On Sunday, the 25th inst, he will
deliver the annual sermon for the Young
Mems Christian association at Milton, Pa.
Company c, Thirteenth regiment, in full
uniform will attend divine service tomor-
row night at the Penn Avenue Baptist
church. Special services will be arranged
and Rev. Warren G.. Partridge, the pas
tor, will preach sermon appropriate to
the occasion. His text will be- Battle
field and Life of Christ"
Mary Kelly, of Carbondale frequent
visitor to Scranton, was arrested on Cliff
street last night for drunkenness and was
conveyed in the patrol wagon to the police
station by Officers Decker and Day, who
found upon exeaming her arm that it was
broken near the wrist. Police Surgeon
Fulton directed that she be taken to the
hospital.
The Scranton operate society re.
hearsed on the stage of Music hall las,
evening, when the various ohoruses in
The Chimes OF Normandy" were ren.
dered In manner which augurs well
Tor frst-class musical treat for Scran.
ton, when 1t is produced next month
Professor Lindsay is highly satlsfed'with
the aptitude shown by the members Of the
chorus.
Music and Drama" well known au.
thority on musical matters, speaking OF
il. Z. Mecklem, the harpist, and Miss Bes.
sic Mecklem, the saxophonist, says: "Miss
Mccklem is pupil Of Lefebre and her
father is an accomplished harpist. Theii
selections are OF the popular order, and
their success as new feature in an old
field is assured" Mr. and Miss Mecklem
will appear at the Young Mems Christian
association concert on Monday.
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.Pabst's Milwaukee Beer, cool and spark.
ling at Lohman's. Spruce street.