The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-04
NORTH END N0EES.


David Jones has removed from
| Wayne avenue to the West Side. The
house he formerly occupied Is being
placed in readiness for the occupancy
of Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Reese or
| their return from their wedding trip.
The Crystal Social club will hold q
complimentary social in Company Fl
| armOry on June 8.
Jenltln Williams, of Spring street, fell
while on his way to work yesterday
morning and striking on a sharp-edgcd
stone cut q deep cash In his right leg
| near the hip, severing the main artery
He was taken to his home and medical
aid summoned. He Is now able to be
around, although weak from loss of
blood.
Rev. william Grifiths. of Rensem, N
Y, visited friends here yesterday. lie
will occupy the pulpit Of the Welsh
Baptist church on next Wednesday
night.
Toroorrow will be Home Missionary
Day in the Providence Christian
chS'rh. Appropriate sermons will be
delivered By the pastor. Rev. ID. NJ.
Klnter.
The Citizens band. OF twenty-four
pieces paraded through the principal
streets last night They alao gave a
short open air concert on the public
square.
owing to the numerous complaints
which have been made 10 police head
quarters OF Sunday bali playing In this
4 -. 4 "a.
all games which IRE TO be played to-
morrow.
a large number gathered in the sun
day school rooms Of the Presbyterian
church last night, when Baldwlnism
was exposed by Protector nnd Mrs,
Spaulding. Miss Florence Ham. Of
Honepdalc, was 10 have been present
and take part In the entertainment. but
owing to il!nors could not b~ present.
The entertainment was opened by q 50.
lection Ly the SacnHarbun Either club,
or the South side, led by Lorcnz llaycr-
gtrnw, and consisted Of Mcgprg. John
and Clarence Rrousc. John Brunner,
Frederick Hcints and william Hcur.
nick, who had TO rcrIord 10 three cn-
cores. They were followed by John
Walycnghaw. Fred Widmaycr npd Mlna
Nellie Benjamin. who rendered n trio
on the bass vlol. violin and piano In
delightful gtyln. and tlon came tho
event of the evening, the oXposlng of
Baldwinism by D0lph AthcrtOn and
Mrs. Frank Jllkman, In which num-
bcr OF Jokes were cracked at the c1.
pcfise OF number OF the congrcgn-
ton. After selection OF the congrega-
jnmin and Mesgrg Wldmayer and
Walkenshnw, the entertainment was
closed. Rufrenhmcnts were served By
the young ladies' OF tho chur h.
4 Evangelist 9. G. Luther who IN cpn-
ducting series OF meetings IN the
North Main Avenue Baptist church, is
getting hold OF tho people OF the North
End. Every afternoon he has about
100 school children listening with deep
interest 10 his illustrated "chnlk talks"
and the afternoon and evening meet
ings for adults are MgnaIZed by proc
found spiritual powers. Mr., Luther Is
the author OF many OF the most popular
hymns and songs Of the day, which ha
sings TO impress and enforce his preach
Ing. Tomorrow will be n day OF special
interest. Mr.. Luther's morning subject
will be "a Race for Life." evening sub
ject IAN Agonizing Effort" IN the
afternoon he Will relate tho Incident
which led to the composition OF his
popular and admirable song Must !
Go, and Empty-Hahded? Evangelist
Luther will conduct a popular song and
preaching this evening In the North
Main Avenue Baptist church.
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