The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.

Rev. T. J. Collins delivered an address
In the Rescue mission Saturday night.
Rev. F. p Doty and family. of Hampton
street. are sojourning at Ocean Grove.
In All Souls church on Pine street yes-
terday morning Rev. T. Roscoe spoke on
''Retreat with Christ"
Tomorrow the congregation Of St. Jo-
seph's Catholic church, Of Minooka, will
conduct an excursion to Farview
Rev. David Jones IS In Youngstown, o.,
hence the pulpit Of the Welsh Congrega-
t.oDal church was not filled yesterday
Rev. Hugh Davis. pastor of the Welsh
Calv.n.stic church. preached as usual
yesterday. Mr.. Davis has Just ended a
vacation.
Rev. Fred Carr offic,ated In the morning
and Rev. II. G. Hlnman in the evening II
the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday.
Rev. II. o. Rowlands. ID, OF Chicago,
preached an English sermon last evening
at the FIRST Welsh Baptist church. DR..
Rowlands Is an eloquent speaker
AT the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church, Rev. w. s. Jerome. Of Pontiac.
Mich, yesterday delivered two eloquent
sermons In the morning and evening.
Professor J. F.. Perry, Of Peddle insti-
fute, Hightstown, ". j., occupied the pull
pit Of the Penn Avenue Baptist church ut
the morning and evening services yester-
day.
Rev. George W. Huntington, OF New
burgh, N. Y, occupied the pulpit Of the
Grace Reformed Episcopal church on Wy
oming avenue yesterday morning and
evening
delight In Gods Law" was the sub
ject Of the DISCOURSE Of Rev. w. J. Ford
IN the Green Ridge Baptist church yester-
day morning. In the evening his topic
was "rhe Price Of Brthright"
he l.
connection with the morning service IN
g. Marks Lutheran church, Of the West
SIDE, yesterday. In the evening there was
q sermon by the pastor, Rev. A. l.. Ra-
fter, Pm. D.
= Rev. DR.. J. H. Wiley. pastor Of the
University Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Of Syracuse. N. r, occupied the
pulpit Of the Elm Park church yesterday,
both morning and evening. The organ
was In charge Of ]. Alfred Pennington, of
New York city.
A sacred concert was held at the Ply
mouth Congregational church. The choir,
led by Elias E. Evans. sang several beau
f,ful anthems, and solos by Misses Lizzie
Parry James and Edith James. also David
Richards, were well received. The SER
vice was pleasant event and should be
4 repeated. f r.
cupied the pulpit Of the Sumner Avenue
Presbyterian church yesterday and deiv-
cred two eloquent sermons to large con-
gregations both morning and evening
During the evening Miss Morris. q student
Of one Of the conservatories, favored the
congregation with that beautiful solo
1.-THE Holy City" In manner which de.
lighted those present. Mss Morris Ia pos.
ses4ed Of rich, sweet voice, and bears
the imprint Of good training. her articula.
con beng very good.
" At the union services of the Providence
Z PpDahvfArian and Mefh0diQf E0facapaI
n churches, Of Providence, which was held
IL the Methodist Episcopal church last
{ night. the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Edgar, gave q
very practical and entertaining discourse
from the text. He that ioveth father and
Me-" Special music for the occasion were
rendered By the choir The church was 90
crowded that .chairs. had to be placed Ia
.tho ajsles end even then al could not flnd