The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-08
CITY NOTES.

III i NOlES.
All the banks Of the city will be closed
today. 1t is Good Friday and a legal
holiday.
The diagram of seats for "A Content
ed Woman" will open this morning at the
Lyceum box office
A marriage license was yesterday grant
ed to Loren G. Rozell, of Maple Lake, and
Emma Wead, of Sprng Brook
The will OF James McDade, late Of Elm
hurst, was yesterday admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to his
son, James.
Several young ladies are wanted imme-
diately by well known retail dry goods
store, to wrap parcels. Address DRY
Good" care Tribune office.
All civil cases to have been heard in
Alderman Howes court today have been
postponed to corresponding hours tomor-
row on account of Good Friday.
The County Medical society will hold
meeting next Tuesday evening when pa
pers will be read by DR.. John Burnett,
DR.. ]. c. Price and DR.. J. c. Bateson.
The funeral Of Genevieve Cunningham
will be held at 1929 Penn avenue this af-
ternoon at 23O o'clock. The interment
will be in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
society of the Sumner Avenue Presby-
terian church will hold a dime entertain
ment, followed by a box social on Friday
evening" April %. Everybody invited.
Attorney II. NJ. Hannah yesterday
brought an ejeCtment suit for Randolph
Crippen against Martin Allen, OF Moosc
to recover a $4,000 square foot plot of land
situated on Spring Brook avenue, Moosc
There will be a service of praise and
-
ing at the First Presbyterian church
Subject, "rhe Death of Christ He Died
TOR Our Sins According to the Scriptures" d"
w. ]. McHale waived a hearing and
entered bail before Alderman Millar yes
terday morning on u charge OF having
hitChed to 81 wagon belonging to II. Beers
and driving away with it from in front
of blacksmith shop.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid yesterday at the Grassy Island at
Olyphant and Delaware mines at Mill
Creek. The Delaware, LaCkawanna and
Western company will pay the yard men
and the trainmen on the southern diVis-
ion today.
There will be confirmation and prepar-
atory services at Calvary Reformed
church, corner Monroe avenue and Glib
son street, Good Friday. The regular
service will be preceded by an illustrated
sermon on "The Prodigal Son." Services
begin s p. m.
The following Lutheran churches will
conduct services on this CGood Friday
morning at 1870: lions church. Holy
Trinity, St. Marks St. Paul's, st, Peters
Christ church. Evening services at 80
will be held in Holy Trinity, St. Mark s
and st. Pauls.
Monday night will be the four hundred
and fiftieth performance of Hoyts "A
Contented Woman" and in honor of the
event the management will distribute
souvenirs in the shape of handsome Eas-
ter eggs to the ladies who attend Mon
day nights performance.
Mayor Bailey did not submit to select
council last night, as he had intended,
his nomination of an appointee for the
office of plumbing inspector. The nOmi-
nation will be deferred until the appro-
priation ordinance containing provision
for the inspectors salary has been passed.
The managers of the Florence mission
have set Saturday of this week as the
day for Easter offerings to the mission
and it is hoped that the friends of this
most worthy institution will remember
and contribute largely to its pressing
needs. Contribution Of money or sup
plies will be most gratefully accepted.
Alliance lodge, No. $40, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, had its annual install
lation last night, when District Deputy
Charles A. lieuster and his staff inducted
the following officers Jacob G.. Young.
noble grand; Jacob Spar del, vice grand
Theodore Hessinger, secretary; John Lew
ert, assistant secretary; John +. Eisele,
! treasurer.
Daniel GroOVer, of Barre, came
| to his city last evening in search of his
wife and three children. lie asked the
aid of the police but did not reveal the
| particulars of his famiIy's home-leaving.
! lie traced them here by their trunks
which had been checked from Wilkes
! Barre to Scranton. Trace of the trunks
was lost at the Delaware and Hudson
| depot.
Maundy Thursday was observed in st.
Lukes Episcopal church yesterday. At
| I o'clock there was holy communion Ger-
| vice, at which Rev. Rogers Israel, the
rector, ofticiated. At 10 o'clock Rev f. j.
| IlauGhtOn officiated at the observance of
! holy communion. At noon as every day
| during Lent, there was "A Ntany service.
| At O'Clock in the afternoon there was
evening prayer and instruction
| Following is the order of exercises to-
| day in ST. Luke's parish: st. Luke S
church, Il. m, litany, penitential office
and pro anaphora; 1870 "A. m, morning.
prayer, litany and sermon; y m. to 8 p.
M. commemoration of the three hours
agony of our Most Holy Redeemer upon
| the cross; 745 p. m. evening prayer and
| sermon. st. Marks. Dunmore, 8 a. M,
m, evening prayer and sermon.