The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-02
NORTH END NOTES.

The Eureka Base Ball club will hold
social in O'Donnells hall on Tuesday
night.
Misses Jennie Coleman and Bridget
Roache are visiting friends in Oily
phant.
A social will be held in O'Donnelrs
hall Monday night by the Electric So
cial club.
A party from the Welsh Baptist
church is preparing to perform Daniel
! in the Lions Dem on Feb. IA.
The friends of Mrs. William Gilhooly,
or Mary street, have arranged to hold
benefit ball for her in O'Donnelrs
hall next Friday night.
The infant child of John Barrett. of
Diamond avenue, was buried in the
hyde Park Catholic cemetery yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There will be a joint meeting of the
Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor
societies of the Green Ridge Presbyte-
ran church tomorrow evening at $50.
very interesting services We're held
in the NCrth Main Avenue Baptist
church last Thursday night. when the
day OF .'raEer for the colleges was OBJ
served. The meeting was conducted by
Rev. w. G. Watkins.
The American Cambrian Glee society
will hold a rehearsal in its rooms in
Archbald's building tomorrow after
noon at 43O. They expect to enter in
the competition at the eisteddfod of the
lvorites in Olyphant the middle of this
month.
John Williams, of Oak street, was
injured while working in the Leggett's
Greek shaft about-S s O'Clock yesterday
morning by piece of rock falling on
his arm and leg, badly bruising and
cutting them. He was taken to his
home, where DR.. John j. Sullivan
dressed his injuries.
Alderman l.. N. Roberts heard the
case between Richard Walsh, plaintiff,
and Dennis Cannon, defendant, yester-
day afternoon. The room was filled
with spectators and much testimony
was heard for both sides for, although
the case is one of aggravated assault
1t was hard to say who committed the
assault. Testimony was given dating
back to last June. The alderman re-
served his decision until tonight.
Rev. w. G. Watkins will preach to-
morrow morning in the North Main
Avenue Baptist church ON the subject
The Church-the Gates of He'll Shall
Not Prevail Against It." Members will
be received and communion observed
after the morning service. Ia the even
Ing the service will be appropriate to
the Christian Endeavor anniversary. A
large choir leads the singing. Mr.. Wat
kins will also render Tallie Morgan's
song, Dare to Say No"
The funeral services of Patrick Ken
ahan, of Market street. who was found
frozen to death in Leggett's creek near
Chinchilla last Wednesday morning.
were held in the Holy Rosary church
yesterday afternoon at o'clock They
were conducted by Rev. William p.
O'Donnell. The pall-bearers were Pat
rick Fox, William Broge, Anthony Me-
Andrew. John Mcclure, Michael Hen
nahan and John Gibbons. Interment
was made in the Hyde Park Catholic
cemetery.
The celebrated DeMoss family, Lyric
Bards," are having crowded houses and
unparalleled success all the way from
Oregon to Pennsylvania The North
Main Avenue Baptist ch, ch has ar
ranged concert to be given by these
musical celebrities in the North End
armory next Wednesday evening, Feb.
g. This is "a rare musical treat and will
be appreciated by all. In May next
they will leave for England, where
they have been invited to appear in
the Crystal Palace.