The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-20

were entertained to dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Henwood during the week
at their pleasant residence on North
! Main avnue.
Rev. James Fielding. Of the Dalton
Baptist church, has removed to Fac
toryville, where he will enter upon the
| task of raising an endowment of $780,
| 900 for the Keystone academy.
Rev. G. c. Lyman, whose recent ap-
pointment to the charge Of the Pitts
ton Methodist Episcopal church proved
so popular, has commenced his duties
| and will preach there tomorrow.
On Monday evening an overfiowing
crowd thronged the parlors of the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church to ac-
cord their pastor, Rev. N. G. Stahl.
| a hearty welcome home, upon his re-
turn from his Asiatic tour. Mr.. Stahl
warmly appreciated the cordiality Of
the reception.
Bishop Z. G. Andrews. on returning
from the Wyoming conference on Tues
day evening, visited the Elm Park
church and was much impressed with
the stateliness Of the edif1ce. He was
the guest Of William Connell in the
evening.
Rev Thomas A Bell and z. A. Slower,
of the Plymouth Congregational
church, and Rev. A. f. Ferris and Ed
ward Lewis, of the Puritan church, at
tended the tri-county conference at
Blossburg during the week.
Rev. and Mrs. f. Mcleod were the
guests of Congressman Joseph Scran-
ton on Thursday evening.
Rev. George Forsyth, until last week
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Nanticoke. and now presid-
ing elder of the Owego district Of the
Wyoming conference, was pastor of the
Providence church from 1887 to 1889 and
is brother-in-law of George r.
Clark.
Among the Methodist Episcopal min
listers who will preach at their new
charges tomorrow are Rev. William
Edgar at the Providence Methodist
Episcopal church; Rev. f. B. Doty, at
the Hampton Street church; Rev. J. l..
Race, at the Cedar Avenue church;
Rev. G. T.. Price, at the Park Place
Methodist Episcopal church, and Rev.
e. L. Santee, at the Lackawanna
church.
L. B. Sturges will deliver his second
lecture on "A Trip Around the World"
at the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening.
Christian Endeavor Notes.
The society of the branch chapel Of
the Second Presbyterian church, cor
ner Of Adams avenue and New York
street, will hold a social and entertain
ment on Tuesday evening. Tickets to
be given to members, which will admit
two persons. A free-will Offering will
be made toward a special fund which
the society has pledged to raise.
Endeavorers, Attention.-The music
committee for the Christian Endeavor
convention Of '96 invite the members Of
the various Christian Endeavor socie-
ties in Scranton to submit original con-
tributions Of hymns to be sung to tune
No. 116 in Gospel hymns No. s and g..
The committee wish to select hymn to
be used as rallying song prior to the
convention Kindly direct all contribu-
tions to A. E. Sloan, 913 Mulberry
street.
:. Miscellaneous Mention.
The Keystone union Christian En-
deavor convention will be held at Fac
| toryville today.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at the Plymouth Congregational church
tomorrow.
A special feature of last Sunday even
ings service at the Green Ridge Pres
byterian church was the stereopticon