The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-10
DUNMoRE.

Plumbers are at work placing steam
heat in the school directors room in No.
| building. The last meeting of the dl-
rcctors was held in No. u room on ac-
count of the cold and failure to heat their
room by hot air. The steam heat system
was introduced by Director Henry Web
Der and was placed in No. l building dur
ing the sumcmr vacation. The steam sys-
TEN has been given a fair trial during the
past few days and proved TO be SatiSiac-
tory, keeping the rooms, when are heated
by steam, warm and comfcrtable.
Master John Brown, of Ward and Har-
per streets, who was shot in the leg by an
Italian on Chestnut street ten days ago
for throwing snow balls at him. - able to
be about again and Is apparently all
right except for Il slight limp. The ltal-
ian who did the shooting has not been
seen since the affair ana rumor says he
has returned to Italy.
Services at the Presbyterian church, the
Rev. William F. Gibbons. pastor, for sun
day will be as follows: Morning sermon
1890 o'clock; Sunday school at noon: Jun
Tor Christian EndeaVor go p. m. Senior
Christian EndeaVor $50 D. m; evening
sermon, o'clock. Subject for evening
sermon. The Temptation to Deny God.
This is the tenth of a series of sermons
preached on successive Sunday evenings
| by the pastor on "life's Choices ana
i ltlllpldllbllS hOullS pNbpiC ll' '9l''N-
| tally invited to attend the evening service.
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. \. j. Van Cleft, pastor. Services
| for tomorrow are as follows: Preaching
services at 1890 a. III. and p. M; Sunday
school, 2.30 p. m. Subject for morning
sermon. Gideon and Ills Army" In the
evening the Rev. Van Cleft will preach
| to the children, the sermon will be strik-
| ingly and impressively illustrated. The
public is cordially invited at all times.
Seats free and Senten.aniy ushers.
| The Rev. r. NJ Roberick, PHI. D., will
| preach in the Dudley Street Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening. Dec
| II. DR.. Roberick is a very able man and
| comes well recommended. All are invited
to attend all the services.
The following young persons. composing
a skating party, had an enjoyable time
at Birds Eye pond last evening:
Misses Eva Montgomery, Lucy Ellis,
Name Kellar Myrtle Burns, Anna Pow
ell. Blanche Harper, Emma Ludwig, Clara
Collins. Clara NieSard. Della Ross, Bessie
Benjamin. Margaret Eden, Jennie Bic
seeker Mcssrs. Alex Thompson, Clarence
Dc3ow, Harry Harper, Thomas Hughes,
"Chic" Coleman and Herman Ludwig.
The following officers were elected TO
serve a term of six months at the rcGu-
lar monthly meeting of the Senior Chris
tian EndeaNOr held last evening in the
church parlors: President, Charles
smith; vice president, Miss Grace Cham
berlin; treasurer, Fred Dodge; secretary,
Miss Ellen Smith; corresponding Sccre-
tary, Miss Elsie Close.
The fourteenth annual tour of Captain
James Il. Longs alleGolical production OF
the Battle Of Gettysburg will be shown In
odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening
December II, under the auspices OF re
quest tribe, No. 331, Improved Order OF
Eed Men
} Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brink, of Nortf
: Apple street. were agreeably surprised
by a large lumber of MadiSonville frlehd'
Hast evening. The merry crowd came II
, sleighs and had a most delightful Time
returning home at a seasonablo hour MT
, and Mrs. Brink, although taken by com
plete surprise, proved equal to the occas
ion and impressed their guests as q
their ability as host and hostess. IN
. party was composed of about thirt!
G couples.
|. Night school will open in Nos 2 s. AM
s buildings Monday night win Mlsse
Reirdon. OHara, Hoffman and McIan
q as teachers.
!, The Junior league of the Methodls
= Episcopal church viii conduct a bell so
! ical Mt the home of Mrs. j. W. Easterhh
i on Green Ridge street "Wednesday even
ing, December Il. a programme Is penn
;. arranged for the occasion.
e Street Commissioner Jackson shoul
i look at Calvin street. During the pas
few days the street has been HOODED VII
Y water for the lack of bitches, ana Is nov
f a mass of ice.
n Mrs. William HaTgis and daughter BtS
: sie, of Chicago, are being entertanSu
, | the formers sister Mrs. NJ, r. Chah
. berlin, of outh Dlakely street.
h John Hammers, Of Cherry street wh
u has been confined to his home for IN
: rast six months with an attack OF typhol
u fever, is able TO sit up sort time eac
day,
n The employees of the Pcnnsylvdnia Cot
;. company will receive their monthly wage
n today.
The Scranton Stove works will pay II
II employees today.
: The funeral of Mary, the infant daugh
i ter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick MURPHY
e lDrinker street. Snort Hill. took place YES