The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-22
vlngle yesterday by Register of wills

swlngle yesterday by Register of Wills
Hopkins
The Lucy Logan mission band will hold
q cake and candy sale in the lecture room
of the First Presbyterian church this
afternoon from 3 to o'clock. Admission
5 cents.
The examination of the Sabbath school
children of the Congregation Anshe Chesed
and the awarding of medals will take place
Sunday, June 20, at $50 a. m, at the Lin
den Street temple.
Marriage licenses We're granted by the
clerk of the courts yesterday TO Patrick
]. Hayes and Hannah Gllligan Dunmore;
Lewis w. Covey, Chinchllla, and Celia
Lamoreau, Justus.
Mrs. Ellen j. Madlgan began an action in
eiectment yesterday against John W.
Williams TO recover posss sssion of land In
Fell township that she alleges she is the
owner of but which Is held by Mr.. Will
Jams.
Chlldren's Day win be observed on Sun
day at the Penn Avenue Baptist church.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for this occasion. There will be special
music, floral decorations ana printed pro-
grammes for every person.
the Metropolitan Life Insurance company
yesterday 10 recover $500. Mrs. Barry, ON
June s, 1893, insured her father, Daniel
Green. in the company for $500. He died
May l, 1885, and the policy has not since
been paid.
The front of Davies & GrliIin's former
place of business on Lackawanna avenue
has been ornamented with flags and bunt-
ing and bust painting Of General Philip
II. Sheridan. An announcement of the
coming excursion of the Monument asso-
citation Is made underneath,
Woodlawn Park is a plot of ground at
Clark's Summit suitable for II summer
residence or un all the year around home
There is plenty of pure spring water and
the improvements now in progress promise
to make Woodlawu Park one of the most
desirable places to live in this part of the
state.
For the Young Women's~Christian asso-
citation tomorrow afternoon, at 3.lj. spe-
cial music has been prepared. Mrs. Frank
Watts and Mrs. Brundage are to furnish
solos, and Il quartette Is. also expected.
The lesson for the day is to he drawn
from John /, io-4G, "l'indng and Fol-
lowing"
For the matinee today at the Froth-
lngham the Cora Van Tassell company
will present "rennessees Pardner.' Ten
cents admission to all parts of the house.
BY special request the company will pre-
sent Leah, the Forsaken in the evening.
The Frothingham theater is most pleas
ant and cool.
Commencing Tuesday evening and con-
tinuing during the absence Of Superin-
tendent Sanborn, the musical part of the
Rescue mission service will be in charge of
Tall,e Morgan, asslsted by u. c. Richards.
This means a grand song service every
night. Mr.. Gunley will have charge of
the speaking and Miss Matte Munson will
preside at the organ.
At Calvary Reformed chuch Monroe
avenue and Gibson street Rev. W. II.
Stubblebine will begin a course of Illus
trated sermon on Sunday evening on
Scenes in the Life of Daniel" The first
sermon is entitled "A Nation in Chains"
Three paintings six feet high are used to
illustrate the truths presented, ana are
both interesting and instructive.
At St. Luke's church Sunday there will
be n special Offering received for the work
of spreading the Gospel in our own dio-
Cese. This is work among those people
and in those places in our own state and
diocese whore it is impossible to support u
clergyman without some outside help.
Everyone connected with the parish is
requested to give at least five times their
usual Offering
Marshall II. Van Scoten began suit yes
terday against Andrew X. Raub, admnis-
traitor of the estate of the late John w.
Raub, of this city, TO recover $3.50. He
claims that he had a verbal agreement
with Raub by the terms of which he was
TO receive $50 a year for acting as agent
at Mr.. Raub's farm AT Dimmlck, Susque-
hanna county. The $3.50 IS the amount of
the principal and interest due him.