The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-19
PROVIDENCE.

Thomas Davies, who has been Wis
iting his uncle, John Jones of Mary
street. left yesterday for his home at
Horatio.
Vaughn Davis a resident of Nebras-
ka, will deliver a short address in the
Welsh Baptist church ON Monday even
ing, June u, on the subject, "Provi-
dence as it was seen forty years ago."
Mr.. Vaughn is a former resident of
this end but left many years ago to
take up his home in the far West.
Miss Mary Gilmore of Dalton is vis-
iting friends in this part of the city.
Miss Cora Green of Clifford is the
guest of M. ]. Clark, of Church ave
nue..
Children's day exercises will be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon and even
ing in the Welsh Congregational
church on West Market street. The
afternoon services will be in charge
of the Dutch Gap mission, and the
evening exercises will be conducted by
the Sunday school children of the main
church. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Song, ''The Day Has Comoe" School
Address. .,.. .... ....John Gwyther
Scripture Reading. .... :. ..........
frayer''.' ''''' ''''''' .''''''' '''''''''
Opening address ...... Miss Sadie Jones
Song, Come to the Smiling Meadows"
Recitation, when the Roses Come"
.... ....,. ........ Miss Hattie Moses
Duet, "The Rose" .... .... ........
Miss Mary c. and Elizabeth Powell
Recitation, THE First Children's Day"
Phoebe Evans
Song and Recitation. The Rose Glass
Conducted by Miss Olwen Jones.
Recitation, THE Lord in His Garden"
.... 49,. ......Miss Mary A. Williams
Song, THE Rose of Sharon" :. School
Recitation, I'm the Heavenly Gar
den.... =. miss Margaret Brown
Song and Recitation. .....By 8 Girls
Conducted by Anna Price.
Recitation. ...... Frank Hope
Chorus...' '..''...,. .....,...By Girls
Solo, THE Flowers Of the Field.
........ .......,....MisS Eliza Jones
Quartette. Miss Eliza Jones, Anna
Price, and William Lewis.
Recitation :. e. =. Miss Jennie Price
Remarks ...... .... :. by the Pastor
Anthem, 80, Praise the Lord" "......
..,. .... 80. E. .,...Sunday school
Main Avenue Baptist church Rev. w.
G.. Watkins will deliver the second SER
mon on the subject: HAS the Gospel
Lost It's Power?" At 1880 in the even
ing Children's day exercises will be OBJ
served. The music will be exception
ally fine and the choir will be assisted
by an orchestra.
Scott Hottin and Mamie Phillips were
ID.,lNfs 20
last evening at the instance of Mrs.
William Gearheart VINO charged them
with assault and battery. and dsor-
derby conduct. The Phillips family
ably defended themselves before the
Alderman and his decision in the case
was that the prosecutrix was as much
to blame as the defendants, and that
the costs be divided equally among the
turbulent parties.
The closing day of the school was
appropriately observed by the pupils
and teachers of No. 25 school yesterday
afternoon. In preparation of the oc-
casion the scholars had decorated their
different rooms with flowers and bunt-
ing. The members of Professor
Sohimpff's class conducted their ex-
ercises in the auditorium of the school.
At the conclusion of the exercises the
names Of the pupils who passed sue
cessfully the examination for admis-
son to the central high school were
read. They are as follows Misses
Ethel KRIS, Olive Mum, Sadie Rob-
inson, Elizabeth Rodham, Elsie Shires,
Jennie Smith,, Myrtle Thayer, Ger
trude Tripp, Pansy Washburne, Grace
Putney, Margaret McGurrin, Maud
oakley, Bertha Finn, Ethel Beale, Lulu
Clark, Hattie Evans, Amelia Ture, Ger