The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-03
NorEs AND pERsoNALs.

The serv ices of tomorrow at the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
are the final ones in this conference
year. Next week will be conference
week in the Wyoming Conference dis
triCt.
The evening service at the Simpson
church will commence hereafter at I.3o
o'clock instead of o'clock as formerly.
i. W. Pearsail. secretary of the
Railroad Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, will speak at the sherman
Avenue mission sunday evening at G3o.
The Musical Culture class of the Ply
mouth Congregational church Will nave
charge of the singing
The remains Of Mrs. Hester Gebic.
formerly a resident of the West Side,
who died on Thursday at the Hillside
Home will be brought to the home OF
her nephew. John Doran, of 2O9 Ed
wards court. from which place funeral
services will he held tomorrow.
Mrs. Isaac Williams, of North sum
ner avenue, Is at Maplewood, called
there by the sickness of her father
James jenkins, of Lafayette street,
Is a patient at the Moses Taylor hos
pital for treatment for diseased leg.
Aaron James, of Avenue B, Will
move his marble cutting establishment
from Bellevue to his new works on
Washburn street. opposite the air shaft.
He has enlarged and improved upon
the old works to meet the requirements
of his increasing business.
Dr Paine was called to attend Ar
thur l.. Martin on Thursday evening
he having been taken suddenly i'll at
his work. Yesterday his life was de-
SPARED of. but late last evening he was
seemingly much improved
There will be a meeting of the West
! Side Choral society in the Vestry of
! the Tabernacle Congregational church
! tomorrow evening at O'Clock. n ful
! attendance is requested by the leader
John Davis, of Washburn street. Is
rapidly recovering from an operation
! performed upon him at the West Side
hospital last week.
The hand aud heart social and enter.
! tainment will be held in the Jackson
! Street Baptist church next "Wednesday
! evening under the auspices of the FL
delian society.
The ordinance of baptism will be ad
ministered tomorrow evening in tn,
Jackson street Baptist church by th'
| pastor, Rev. Thomas de Gruchy.
Mrs. William Pfeiffer, of North Gar
| field avenue is entertaining Miss Pau
line Jacoby. of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John IL. Whitney, o
Hampton street. have returned hom
after attending the funeral of Nh
Whitney's father, at HUpbottom.
Miss Lizzie Watkins, of Carbondale
guest of Mrs. James Ord. of Nortl
Fillmore avenue, has returned home.
Miss Brown of Seventeenth street
has gone to Philadelphia for a week
visit among friends
The Young Peoples Musical Cultur
society of the Plymouth churcn me
at the home of r. w. Phillips, of Soutl
Main avenue, last evening, and re
hearsed the several selections Whic
will be sung at the funeral services o
Thomas Evans tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Lulu Knapp, of North Bromle
avenue, has returned to Stroudsbur
State Normal school, where she wi
resume her studies.
John Dennebaum has sold his prog
erty on Lafayette street. and VIII, NOV
to Lee Park, Wilkes Barre, where Ii
has purchased property,
The Rev. David Jones, of South Sum
ner avenue, was in NanticOke o
Thursday. He ofiiciated at the fu
neral services of Richard Powell, {
that place. r..
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Fir'
Welsh Congregational church. SOut
Main avenue, will serve real We!s
Kidwelly cookie supper on Monda
: evening between 5 p. IN. and 10 p. IN.
The Bellevue Flute band serenade
Elias Pughe at his home on Corbe'
avenue on Thursday evening. I'll
boys had a good time and refresl
ments were served at a seasonab
hour.
: on Tuesday evening next a Wells