The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-06
CarbOndale.

one or the greatest Christian En-
deavor events ever held in this section
OF the country is promised to occur at
FArvlow on Wednesday Of This week,
! Aug. s. when Christian endelvorers
from five counties will meet thero,
There will DO representatives. Of
churches all through these valleys
from Binghamton to Wilkes-Barre.
Rov. Charles Rhodes, president Of the
state union, will be present and will
te!i7er Al address. Ii is expected that
| Rev. B. j Herr, Of Biughamtou, as
well as other speakers Of note, will b.
present to lend inspiration to tine goOi
work Taliie Morgan will also go with
the choir A nymu especially written
for the occasion Dy Rev ID d. Jenkins
viii be sung. The nymu, which ht5
been set to music by I, j Davies, mus,
zach, OF Scranton, ls ~ follows:
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERs.
(BuHHGr HymH.)
Our Christian love W. bring,
Our ardent voices raise
And eer in unison we sing,
Our Captains earnest praise.
CHORUS.
"For Christ and for the Church."
EudeavJrars are we;
And forward to a victory grand
Our powers all shall be-
In Christian love our prayers,
Shall rise and scale the skr;
For blessings on our wayward race
In distant lands and nign. Chorus
Onr conservation vows
In love we oft renew,
And to eacn other aud TO Christ
Eudeavor to be- true. Chorus
In Christian love we sing,
Our joys OF Heavenly birth
We viii not rest till Christ, our King,
Is King of all the earth. Chorus
The programme of ex rcises ar
ranged for the day is us !oIlows:
MORNING SESSION, HAM
Chairman. Rev. T. A. Hughes
Leader. ...............,.....J. Il. Wilcox
selection. ....................B Bauer's land
"What Gathering" G. H., No. p. ~
Congregation
Prayer
"Hallelujah for the Cross"
Luzerne County
Addresses
Huslc' .'...a,..'''..:.,. Choir
Address, "Progress'. ........T. c. Manning
Suggestions Ivy Presidents Of 81 and
Tri-Couuty Unions.
'Throw Out the Life Line" Nos.
and G, p. 2G5. .Susquehanua County
MUSIC: :..'..........,......... Gospel choir
oelcCtlou. ,''................ bauer ) Banu
AFTERNOON SESSION, 3 3OA.M
PRAYER
Mu2ic'..... ..................... Choir
Address. ess....,.........Rrv. Charles Rhodes
Banner Hymn, Words by D. D. Jen-
kins, Music by I. j, Davies
Wayne County
There Is Royal Banner" No. 5. p. 1I6
Lnokawauua County
Echoes from Cleveland Convention
Faith Is the Victory" Nos 5 and 6,p. 34S
Wyoming County
Music. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Choir
MlSpah BeneditiOn
Seiectlou. .............,.......B Bauel's Band
\ soeCial train will leave Scranton
It - .. IN, Green Ri lg. 30 Pr,vi
dsnce s % Dickson s 2S. o yDIantS3l,
Peckyill. 8 3j, ArchuaH II, Jerm,l
AZ, Myf id S51, Carbon ial- 8 50.
From WilGes-Blrre and intprmadi4.,
| points to Scranton the regular train
leaving Wilkes B IRE at Z 10 a. IN, will
he used, connecting at Scranton vita
the special, The specill will stop at
all stations to Carbonate.
JUnn d. Cameron, VINO for the last
fourteen years has besn in tho employ
of l. d. Bradley, the Msiu sGrees Jaw
eler, and for the past eight years has
been manager OF the business during
Mr. Bradlsy's stay in tn, south, has
purchased from his employer tine bust
ness and hereafter viii be con In ted
in his own name. Mr. Bradley will
return to the south leaving the bust
ness in the hands of a worthy success
| rOr.
The following is the list Of excur-
siOns to be run 10 Farview this week:
Monday, Aug, G. Methodist Episcopal
church, OF Factoryyil'e; Tuesday. Aug
Z, Primitive Methodist church of O.y-
phant; Wednesday, Aug s. Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Eud-avor,
of five counties; Thursday, Aug O.
Oxford Mine Accidental fund; Friday,
Aug. TO- Congregational church, Of
Scranton; Saturday, Aug, II, Knight
Of Pythios, Scranton division.
The funeral Of Joseph Gilhool, who
wa killed on the Ontario and Western
railroad on Friday afternoon, was hold
Sund " afternoon at 3 O'clock. The
knights of Father Mathew, of which
the deceased was member, attended
in body The romans were Inferred
in st. Rose cemetery,
a. 5. Baker, Of Washington street, IL
on ten days visit with friends in
I Cnam mbersburg, Pa
The funeral Of the late Councilman
Jamos NJ. Garden was held on Satur.
day Afternoon at o'clock, Services
were cOnduEed ut S.. Rose church The
pail bearers were Messrs. Martin G.
Garden, John Garden, Patrick Garden,
Martin Garden. James Garden, Thomas
Cardin, Michael Carlin and james j.
Cariin, all were relatives OF the de-
ceased The funeral was largely at
tended, many out of town friends being
present The remains were inferred
in ST. Rose cemetery.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Amelia
Deering was held on Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock from her late home on
Wayne street Tne services were con
ducted by Rev Charles Lee, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church. The
music was furnished 10y quartette
composed Of Misses Lillian Jones and
Ella Hubbard, and Messrs Lowsry
and PhilIips The pail bearers were
Messrs. S q. Spaugsnburg, John Her,
mes, A, e Knox, Edward James N.
Mohrs and d j, Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Single, Of South
Main street, celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary of their marriage in an
appropriate manner on Friday evening
The marriage of Miss Mary Edith
Tryon and G. v EStabrook will occur
on Tuesday of this week, and not Wed.
nesday. as has been enormously stated
Mrs. j. H. Harris and two sons, of
Newburg, N. Y. are on o short stay in
this city, called here by the death of
the formers aunt Mrs. Amelia Deer.
ing.
Randolph G. Mason Is on a visit to