The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-12
SCHANK & Spencer,
41O SPRUCE STREET.
CITY NOTES.

Last week there were five deaths from
dphtheria, one from Group and thirty
four from all causes. Twelve new cases OF
dphtheria were reported.
A Monday afternoon class will be
formed in French at the Young Women's
Christian association. Please register at
once. Mrs. Hamilton, teacher.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union of Green Ridge will hold its regular
weekly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Brooks. 1871 Capouse avenue, Oct. IL, at
3 o'clock.
The Central Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union will meet this afternoon at
3 o'clock. A half hour prayer meeting
will precede a reading on the worlds
convention.
Burton f. Stevens and Lillian NJ. Bur-
dick, of Scranton; Fred NJ. Decker and
Cleo Pearce, of Scranton: Matthias PEN
ciez and Nina Swiercholer, of Scranton,
were yesterday granted marriage licenses.
Robert Marshall, William Toner and
Terence Duggan were fined $3.50 each by
Alderman Millar for stealing a ride on a
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
train when Special officer Durkn was in
sight.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church of Green Ridge, will
hold their regular monthly business meet
ing tonight in the chapel. Miss Alma
Wade, delegate to the state convention at
Easton, will give her report.
A meeting of the Junior Republican
club will be held tonight in the Central
Republican club room in the Price build
ing. A full attendance is requested as ar
rangements will be made for participant
ing in the demonstrations to be held dur
ing the remainder of the campaign.
st. Luke's Industrial school will reopen
c., 1,,,y . IN tha old
Faurot House, with all departments
cooking, housekeeping, sewing and darn
ing. Also that any person knowing OF
children who need such free instruction
and know not of the opportunity will
please see that they are informed of the
latter.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company will pay its employees at the
Taylor, PYne ana Holden mines today.
This is the last pay in this section. The
Delaware and Hudson company paid at
the Jermyn mines, Jermyn, and the
Honesdale division of the Gravity on Sat
urday. Yesterday they paid the Gravity
car shops at Carbondale, and the Carbon
dale division of the Gravity.
Colonel Sanderson's lecture OH "Gran-
ada and the Alhambra" will be delivered
in the Elm Park lecture room Thursday
evening, Oct IA, under the auspices of
the Zenith Missionary and Literary So
ciety. Colonel Sjlnderson has visited
this historic part of Spain, and has Sc
cured d great fund of information which
is instructive as well as entertaining. He
has also secured large number of fine
photographs of the Old Moorish palace
which will be reproduced by the aid of an
excellent calcium lantern. Admission to
all is % cents.
The Calvary Reformed church observed
Sunday it's fourth anniversary with APP
propriate services. That evening the fol
lowing programme was well rendered
Organ voluntary, Professor Williams; pro-
cessional, Banner Song" Porter; respon.
sive reading, God Is Love-" prayer, c
L. Weidaw, song, Ever in the Light,
Showalter; address by G. A. Brown, first
assistant superintendent of the Sunday
school; song, GLAD Day of the Year
Porter; recitations, Miss Lillian Dubois
class, primary department; solo and
chorus, youth a Time of Gladness, >
Porter Miss Gussie Helm and school; re-
sponsive reading, Sowing the Seed;
song, "The Fathers Care" Porter; reci
tation, 1.-The Childs Message" Miss Eva
Danner;" song, I'VE Shall Stand by the
River" Gabriel; address, S. X. Mckee
han, first superintendent of the school
address. by Rev. G. w. Welsh, pastor
song, working for the Master" Porter
song, walking in the Sunlight" Ca
briel Coronation" by congregation
benediction.