The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-25
tales OF Two PITTSTONS
News of Interest to Readers Up and
Down the Valley.
THE GOOD CITIZENS SOCIAL
Kittic Rhoadcs Performs an Act Not on
the Bills-Special Meeting of the
City CounciIs-S Notes
of Interest.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

deavor at LOOMS hail. Wilkes-B Barre
last evening. The hall was filled tc
overfiowing, over 1000 enthusiastic
Christian Endeavor workers being ir
attendance, who produced an inspira'
ton of socialism and friendly feeling
which can only exist in body of this
kind. Aside from the Wilkes-Barre
union Were representatives from the
several Christian Endeavor and Ep'
worth League societies OF the diiferenI
churches in this vicinity. The walls OF
the hall were elaborately decorated
with Wreaths OF evergreen, banners ano
mottos suggestive OF the good work OF
the EndeaVorers. A programme pro
claimihg the best interests or the Chrls'
tlah EndeaVor was presented. Profes'
sor Soleys orchestra rendered selec'
tlon, after which Rev. f. j. Morris LED
III prayer ana the hymn, America
was sung IN Which the audience joined
Ihe nrst address was given by Presi'
deht j. d. farkhurst, Whlch was al
eloqueht exposition OF the meaning ol
tlle christian EhdeaVof platform. >
NJ Bard next addressed the conVeh'
ton on the subject OF Need OF Re'
loHlh movement IN Nllkes-barre, II
Which ne spoke OF the apathy OF lh'
people III emuiatihg crime ana wee
win lhe apolisiiheht ol the Saloon d
I. MahhlhG Interested the audience Oh
How can the ClliZeh Use ms lhllu'
ence TO Secure the Enactment OF Better
STATE Laws MI Mahilliis piesehte'
the thousht that Il citizeh shouio Apply
his every effort 10 sehd 10 our leslsia
ture competent men 10 MAKE anu eh
force our laws.
Mayor Nlchols III ms auuress ol "ei
come congratulated lhe coihrluhl'!
upon having such an assemplase ano
expressed wish that the society p'
given an untlrihg support.
{. f.. Daniefs topic was wv nat we
Are Doing IN scranton. MI Dahlels
spoke of the educatlonal work under-
taken by the Scranton union OF the
uhtutered ltalians' anu Oh the oisaiil"a'
tioil Vi ''ale uii,on' H. a. u''ei 'oi,'
a,a,, -, ..tII,,,, cav Citiya,, ,Acsist in
T,it E,,foroa,,ant of tha Law" Mr.
Tn,Iar touched an tho anathv of citi.
zans in regard to urinary elections
and fhat If was every mans duty as
we'll as privilege TO become a politician
Rev. DR.. Mills directed the attention
Of the audience to a petition open for
signing so that the legislature might
be memorialized for uniformity in
penalty for Sabbath breaking. Rev
c. II. Harvey pronounced the benedic'
tion. Those present from Pittston We're
Mr. and Mrs. j. c, Manning, Fred, Her
bert and Emily Bush, Henry ). Gregg
Charles Coward, James and May
Monte, Name Bennett, MISS Brown
Charles WatrouS, A l.. IoWner' MI
and Mrs, Harry hathelo, MI anu MIS-
James cooper, Layfnah bower, MISE
Mary BRITAIN MISS Eliiiiia van 1ich,e
MISS Grace bdilo", MISS L-iiite 10
MISS AiHa DIN WI ~
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anu many
Spesiai .o"heh "ee''"s
A special meeting OF the borough
council was held last evening IN III
council chambers on Water stteet' Ih'
members present were CHAIRMAN j. D
Mangan, Donnelly, Hennigan, hear
ney, Maloney and Reap. Secretary
John Dempsey being absent, Ihoma'
LOTUS was appointed secretary pr'
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kittic Swooned.
Kittie Rhoades was able to continu
| her part as heroine in the melodram
entitled "The Blue and the Gray" las
evening, Notwithstanding her temper
ary Illness at the latter part of tn
first act. Miss Rhoades has undergon
a constant strain of the nervous sys
tenn since the shootinp of her husband
w. r Ward NV Advance Agent El
on Tuesday morning last hut has an
neored AZ aoch nerrornonce Ias