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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-07
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The council met i'm regular session
last evening with all members present
except Davis. The street committee
introduced an ordinance compelling all
property owners on Main, Second, Rush
and Cemetery streets to grade and lay
flag sidewalks. The time allowed after
passing Of the ordinance will be 90
days. The secretary was notified to
serve notices to all property holders
to that effect. 4 resolution from the
street committee was read and sus-
tanned by the council That a paid po-
lice he employed at the rate of $40 a
month. The hours will be from
o'clock in the evening until in the
morning. The following bills We're or
dered paid The Jermyn Electric light
company, Sl2i5O: Mr.. Edward Stubbs
for laying pipe$l.25; Mr.. Candrew,
, days work. The board of health re-
port was read, and showed 81 births,
and A deaths in the past year. Board
expenses for work of DR.. :. ID. Davis,
S25; Sanitary officer Hosey. $lj
William Nercoe left last evening for
New Mexico.
Professor Richard Martin, of Mos
COW, was visiting relatives in town
yesterday
Mrs. David Smallcomb, Of Archibald,
returned home yesterday after a short
stay with relatives here.
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Religious News Notes.

The lOkrfellOwS band, of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. G. A., will conduct the
Sunday evening service at the Rescue
Mission. III Franklin avenue.
Rev. w. II. Lowell. Rev. j. 5. Thomas
and Rev w j. Watkins will present
sermon plans at the BAPTIST Pastors
conference next Monday at 1890 A
student for the ministry will De ex-
amined
The regular Gospel meeting of the
Young Women's Christian association
will be held Sunday at 3.45 O'Clock. Miss
Phoebe Smith will sing a solo and di-
rect tn" music, Miss Stair painist All
women and girls are cordially invited.
Service only three-quarters of an hour
long.
The mems meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association will he ad-
dressed by Rev. George w. Welsh. pas
tor of the Calvary Reformed church
The Young Mems Christian association
orchestra will render several selections
before the regular service begins. The
time Of meeting is 3,45 p. IN. All men
are invited to he present.
Rev. William Van Kirk, of Mount
Vernon. n. Y, will speak ON "Wine.
Strong Drink and Reform as Set Forth
in Gods Word" Sunday morning in
the Providence Presbyterian church.
and sunday evening i'm the Providence
Baptist church. He will also address
the midweek prayer meeting of the
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church.
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will preach both morning and evening.
Morning theme, Can War be Justified?'
evening theme, "The Probable Results
of the Present War" Seats free; all in
Vited.
First Church of Christ (Scentist)-No
5l9 Adams avenue. Sunday service, 1O3O
a. m Testimonial meeting Friday eve
ming at s o'clock. All welcome. Seats
free.
The Peoples Prohibition Church-ReV.
DR.. Bird pastor. Regular preaching SER
vice on Sabbath in No. 1913 Adams ave-
nue. at 1870 a. M and $50 p. m: sun
day school at 10 III. Preaching in Lucas
hall, Green Ridge, at 34J p. M: morning
subject, Faith of More Value to the
Christian Than Knowledge" evening
subject. Uncle Sam in the Role of an
Arrant HypoCrite." Everybody welcome,
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church
Jackson street. Morning service at 20
o'clock. Sabbath school at II O'clock.
Evening service at 40 O'Clock. Preach
ing at both services by Rev. John Evans.
of Rochester. n. H. Sherman avenue
mission at 2lj o'clock. Young People
Society Gf Christian Endeavor at go
p.
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Movements of PeODle.

Pol 10 In, NT,U
Mrs - Rrugler has been nIarmingIv
| IN
| NJ I, l., pi,tt ,ros q, oJo,v ynrls this
unal,
Nise Au,.ust, Archibald has returned
| c,,r, NJ. vi,
Iiiss Nt'r,arot II,rto,, ,ri1 visit I,aston
friends tbis ,yeel
| br tinIab,,,, will eou today for
| a foroiy, soin,,rn
Nr and Mrs ~. II. Kennedy are in
| Nvnshin.t,, n ~
| NIr Do,id 15oios b,a returned 10 school
M I.,Lo,iIlo Corn
| AR q ~ crifin of Nyukcs-Rarre. was
| ,n tnu.,, o,, ,rb,rsdo,,
| Mic. Helen Sardcreor is ont after an
Illness or s,,.erai v,oa,s,
| Dr Edison Groom nnd brado are at homo
! Trnr, tboir u,cddin,r iou,ney
| Mr. I n { I.vnds is considered ont OF
| dnnpor fr,,n bis recent illness
Attorney q p o,N,llev has returned
! from a business visit to plttsburr.
! nrs r. Al Stratto, has returned from
- Trim to HARRISBURG and MI. Gretna.
Airs. I A price il now occupvinp her
bondsomo nov home on t,,o, ovcnue.
! Miss Rutb DaIn is ovnected home next
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m. sermon by the presiding elder. All
are invited to all of these services. IT.
\. Grant, pastor,
Methodist Episcopal church-Clarks
Summit--Rev. Frank ". Young pastor
Sunday school, 10 a. M; 'lass meeting
II m; Epwurth league 6iI y. M, lead
by Grace Myers; preaching at II a. M.
and 73O p. m. There will be- preaching in
the ChinChilla Methodist Episcopal
church at go D. m.
Steward Memorial Methodist EpisCo-
pal churCh--Rcndham, Rev. J. l.. Race.
pastor. Preaching by the pastor both
morning and evening at 1870 H. m. and
I p. m. The evening service will be pa
trotic, when the pastor will discuss the
American and Spanish war, and the
choir, with the congregation will sing
patriotic songs. BE in time or else the
ushers may not be able to furnish YOU
with Il good front seat. Sunday school,
at p m. EpwOrth league at $50 p. m,
Tuesday evening class, Wednesday eve
ming at 80 p. m: Young Peoples Loyal
Legion meeting Thursday evening Gen
eral praise service. All persons are
made welcQme to enjoy all these sel-
vices.
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7.3O p. m; Luther league $50; Sunday
school - noon.
Holy Trinity-Adams avenue and Mul-
berry street, Rev. &. &. SpiCker pastor.
Services, 1870 and 7.3O p. m; Luther
league. $50 p. m; Sunday school, II noon.
Iion's-AIitflin avenue, Rev. +. +. Iizel-
mann pastor. Services. 1919 Il. M; Sun
day school, p. m.
Christ--Ccdar avenue and Beech street.
Rev. f. +. Lisse pastor. Services, 1919
"a. IN. and 40 p. m: Sunday school :
y. m.
st. Pcter's-Prescott avenue. Rev. J. w.
Randolph pastor Services, 1890 a. M.
ana 40 p. m; Sunday school, l3O y. IN.
st. Pauls-Short avenue, Rev c. l..
Lauer pastor. Services, 1890 a. m. and
7.30 y. M; Luther league, : y. m; sun.
day school, 2.3o y. M.
Grace Lutheran Church-COrncr Madi-
son avenue and Mulberry street, Rev.
Foster L. Gift pastor. Services at 1870
"a. m, Sabbath school at $50 a. m, Young
Peoples Society Christian EndeaVor al
$50 p. m. Mr. G. q. Sanhorn will preach
at the morning service. There will be
no evening preaching on account of the
pastors absence at synod.
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TOInOrr0W'S Services.
Methodist.

Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church
Gray, president of Dickinson seminary,
will preach at 1870, The pastor will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the evening. Sunday
school at . o'clock.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. j. b. Sweet pastor. Prayer meet
ing at . a. m. Preaching morning and
evening by the pastor. Sunday school
at u o'clock, Junior league at 3 p. M
Epworth leaguc at $50 D. m,
Providence Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. William Edgar pastor Services
as usual tomorrow. Pastor will preach
morning and evening, Subject at 1880
a. m, "Cnscltish Lives" subject at 7.3O
p. m, "Thc Mystery of GodlineSs;" Sun
day school at . p, M, Epworth league
at 6.i5 p, m. All are welcome.
Court Street Methodist EpisCopal
church-Preaching by the pastor at 10. 30
and I.3O p. m; Sunday school, ll.ij; Ep-
worth league, $50 p. m, Seats free. EV-
cryhOdy welcome. q. &. Lyman, pastor
Moscow Methodist Episcopal church
), Guy SnOwdcn, b. D., pastor. Sunday
school, 9lj a, m; memorial service for
the Maine sailors l0.45 "a. m; class meet
ing u M; service of song, 730 D. m
postponed last Sunday, John Wesley
and His Hymns"
Howard Place African Methodist Epis-
copal ChurCh-Quarterly meeting, 1880 a.
M, eXhortation and love feast, conduct
ed by the presiding elder w. II. Brown
3 o'clock p. m, commemoration of the
Lords supper, sermon by the Rev. Add
r. Palmer, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa; 7iO ,,
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Miscellaneous.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church
Wyoming avenue below Mulberry street.
Prayer and praise service, $50 "A. m;
Divine worship, l0.3O "A. m, and 7.3D p. m,
preaching by the pastor at both SER
vices; Sabbath school at y o'clock, noon;
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
dcavor at $50 p. m. Seats free at all
services. Strangers welcome. Thursday
evening at ) o'clock tho Union Bible
class for the study of the lesson; bring
your Bibles.
All Souls CnivCrSaliSt Church-Rev. f..
W. Whippcn pastor. Morning subject.
THE Achievements of Immortality"
evening subject spiritual Reciprocity
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church,-Rcv.
Charles T. Robinson, d. D., pastor. Ser.
vices, 1870 and 7,30 p, m The pastor will
preach in the morning on "A Study i'm
Eccliastics:" i'm the evening on "The
Ministry of Angels" All are cordially in
vited to all services, All seats free at
night.
Calvary Reformed church Corner
Monroe avenue and Gibson street, Rev.
G. w. Welsh, pastor. 10 a. M, catechctics
prayer service; 1870 a. m, morning SER
vice; subject, Christ EXemplifying God
Before the World" Ills Sunday school:
645, Christian Endeavor, leader, Mr., c,
+. Weidaw I3O, evening service, sub
iect, Christ Baptized" Seats free, all
welcome.
First Welsh Congregational church
South Main avenue, Rev. David Jones,
pastor. Services, 10 a. m. and p. m
Sunday school at p, m. The pastor
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First Presbyterian church-Preaching
morning and evening by Rev. James
stuart Dickson. of Woodland Presbytpr-
ian church. Philadelphia.
Providence Presbyterian church-Pas-
tor, Rev. George l.. Guild. For the
morning Rev. r. Van Kirk will give a
discussion on the subject "Thc Evil Of
IntcmpCranCc from the Bible Standpoint
For the evening there will hc II song
service led by the choir, directed by Mr.
&. f. WhittomOrc. The pastor. Rev
George r. Guild. will give an address
Sunday school At II o'clock; Junior En-
deavor, 3 O'Clock; Senior Endcavor, 635
O'Clock. Rev Mr. EmsacS'S service at
9.O3 a. m.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church
Isaac j. Lansing pastor. l0.3O service of
worship with sermon by pastor; u noon
Bible school; $50. Christian Endpavor:
74j. service with sermon, subject. Moral
Courage and Courageous Morality" Eve
ming services changed in time from May
to 80. Strangers invited and well
coined.
Washhurn Street Presbyterian church
Rev. John p. AGoifat pastor Services
at 1890 a. m. and 80 p. IN: Bible school
T. M; Christian EndeavOr Juniors. 3 20
p. M; Christian EndeavOr Intermediate O.
i.SO p. m; Christian Endeavor Young
Peoples, go p. m; prayer meeting
Wednesday 1.30 D. m. The pastor will
preach in the morning on Gods Ncr-
diet Upon Spain" and i'm the evening on
THE Way to Zion" All cordially in
vited TO all of these services Offering
morning and evening for Board Of
Church Erection.
Summer Avenue Presbyterian church
Corner of Sumner avenue aud Price
street, Rev. l.. r. Foster, NJ. A., pas
tor, Morning service, prayer and praise
at 1890 "A. m, Sabbath school at y. m.
evening service at p. m, preaching by
the pastor: theme, MANS Failure. Gods
Opportunity for Victory" Senior Chris
tian EndcavOr service at u. M. Band
Of Hope at I3o p. m Tuesday. prayer
meeting at 40 Wednesday evening.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church-Rev,
Robert +. Y. Pierce. Morning theme
"The Hidden Hand;' evening, patriotic
service. theme, "Chrstian Patriotism:
Render unto Caesar the things that
are Caesars and unto God the things
that are Gods" Mark xii; Il.
First Baptist church-SCranton street,
Rev. +. :. Mathews pastor The usual
preaching service Sabbath morning by
the pastor. In the evening a special SER
vie" will be held in memory of the sacri-
flee of Feb. IL. the theme will be Re
member the Maine" Young People 5
prayer meeting at $50, leader, w. g. Da-
Wis, subject THE Cleansing Blood sun
day school > p. m. Dr. BeddOe, super
intendcnt: Industrial school. 2.3o p. m
Saturday. leader, Miss A. Morgan. All
are cordially invited
Green Ridge Baptist Church-Rev W
J. Ford pastor. Services at 1880 a. m,
and 73O p. m. In the morning W. q,
Watkins will deliver an address n tht
work of tn" Pennsylvania Baptist Edu-
cation society. In the evening the pas
tor will preach on Missing Wedding"
North Main Avenue Baptist church
Rev. W, q. Watkins, pastor. Rev. W
j. Ford, of Green Ridge, via preach IN
the morning in exchange with the pas
tor. In the evening Rev. W. Van Kirk
of New York, will deliver an address on
Temperance from the Bible Standpoint
or, the Wines of the Bible" Mr.. Van
Kirk has made a special and life long
study of Bible wines ana is thoroughly
qualified to speak on the subject. Al
are invited.
Shiloh Baptist church-3Oj Center
street Morning subject, Fruit of the
Spirit" Sunday school, . p. m; evening
subject, Fear Them Not All are well
come. Rev. j. II. Bell, pastor,
Jackson Street Baptist ChuTch-Sun-
day morning PRAYER meeting at $50
Brother Benjamin Smith. leader: preach
ing at 1870 by the pastor. Rev Thomas
de GTuChy topic "ENaltatiOn Through
Humiliation" sunday school at p, m.
George Nichols, superintendent: evening
service at sharp, praise ana song ser.
vice followed by a short sermon. topic
THE New Book: What Would JESUS
DO2' This continues to he the noOplo's
service, You are all invited and well
coined. Seats are all free. our Indus,
trial school meets every Saturday at 23'
y. m. The Young Mems brigade will
meet on Monday evening Ia complete or.
ganiZatiOn under command of William
Morgan; young men iiv" foot -four are
invited TO present themselves.
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CLARKS SUMMIT.

, Russell, the little son Of Rev. and
Mrs. F.. w. Young, died on Tuesday
morning. of diphtheria after an ILL
ness Of two days. Russell was bright
and pretty boy ana was loved by all
who knew him. The body was taken to
Bnghamton for burial on Wednesday.
Mrs. HOratio Colvn, Of Scranton,
visited at Asa Philos on Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Daily is spending a
week or two with her parents at East
Lemon
Mrs. Steward, of Sayre, Pa, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. c. +. Merrill.
Mrs. Gorden, Of Olyphant, who was
nl at Mrs. Jennie Tinllham's last week,
has returned home,
BaTher Smiths parents have moved
from Scranton in the ConnOr house.
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OLD FORGE.

Mrs. John Wilson, of YOstville. visit
ed friends i'm this place on Thursday.
John Willis has moved his family in
the house of Mr., Fred Naylor, formerly
occupied by Walter Dicket.
A veiy enjoyable time was had at
the home of William Tinklepaugh on
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
the celebration of the eightieth birth
day Of Mrs. Tinklepaugh's mother,
Mrs. Fanny Willard. Those present
were her daghters. Mrs. Elizabeth
Ferguson and Mrs. Elias Drake, her
son, William and wife, Mrs. William
Welter and daughters Mrs. Neil Fer
guson and children. She received a
number of useful presents
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without some such insignia is almost
regarded with suspicion.
OF course, If you are a girl, the very
ambition of your soul Is to have hat
band which belonged to a sailor laddie
on one of our great battleships. You
don't wear it on your hat but around
your slender waist so that plainly can
be read the brave legend it bears. A
| fair maid with a "U. S. N. Indiana"
| belt was probably the most envied in
| dividull in merry group of shoppers
the other morning and she had to take
| it off for her friends to see that it was
! fastened with a curously bent piece OF
metal which she said was a Splinter"
from one of the deadly projectiles used
in the recently famous target practice.
Even people who don't "be,ong to us"
wear the flag of the Union. A group Of
straight nosed and straight haired, but
dark vsaged young men at an adja-
cent table the other day in a restau-
rant attracted considerable attention,
but they were all right although the
looked "Spaniardy," for each wore a
red, white and blue badge. But in
deed why should they not-for it af-
terward transpircd that they were
Cubans.
This flag craze may be carried "A little
too far We overdo our patriotism i'm
some directions and are in danger of
cheapening it in the eyes of the world
We want to hear the eagle scream
until he gets to be as big a nuisance
as a continually growing hen. We want
him to be practically Hopping his wings
I a Il Ia irt Ft1f 20 1tn ft,,fx sl,,,
Here am l. The Bird of Freedom.
Greatest Thing on Earth when he
might be profitably employed at times
in preening his feathers trifle and
sharpening his claws. A shabby, been
| out-all-night looking eagle, with a
shaky jaw and claws unprepared for
a scrap isn't as valuable a bird as one
that is always in fighting condition
even when there's no prospect of Il
battle.
1t is the same way with our flag
Suddenly we realize that the flag is
II very important adjunct to our ma
tional greatness, and straightway we
have it made into door mats, sofa pill
lows, handerchiefs, pug-dog blankets,
chest protectors for mules and wrap
pers for bologna sausages. The ordi-
nary purpose of a handkerchief is a
bad use to put the flag of our Union to,
and as we ought to draw the line some
whore it would be a good plan to draw
it at the point where devotion to our
national emblem becomes lowering it's
dignity to the degradation of insult
! We are proud to see a foreigner who
still owes allegiance to another banner.
wearing our Stars and Stripes on his
coat lapel, thus showing his respect
for our flag and our institutions. We
would set upon him with the fury of
! tooth and nail if We should once catch
him maltreatng Old Glory as we bang
and batter and drag it around in these
| days Of enthusiasm. SauCy BcSS.
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MOSCOW.

Mrs Florence Patton is very sick,
Miss Ruth Gardner, of Wyoming
Seminary, is visiting her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. +. B. Gardiner
Mr.. and Mrs. j, w. ClOdsc and chill
drrn called ON friends i'm Hollistcrville
Sunday.
Mrs Il. G, Crittondon is quite sick.
ton THURSDAY.
Mr. and Mrs William BOrtrec, ~
Scranton, visited friends here last Fri
day.
Fred, of Scranton, have returned home
after spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs :, w. Travis
GEORGE Van Brunt cut his hand very
badly while at work Wednesday.
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liams. of Peckville; Rev. r. d. Minch,
of Hawley; Rev. G. A. Spalding and
son, Norman, of Elmhurst; Rev. j. r..
Ellis, of Blakely; Rev. r. Dunn, Hills
dale Mich; DIR. l.. NJ. Gates, Rev. w.
j. Ford, Rev. w. @. Watkins and
Luther Keller and ]. w. Browning.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Farnham
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Stella
Mercer Farnham to Samuel Dexeter
Warriner on Wedne sday May is, at ~
o'clock in the First Presbyterian
church. A reception will follow immc-
diataly after the ceremony at the home
on South street. Mr.. Warriner until
recently was a resident of this city,
but lately he removed to Michigan,
where he has charge Of a large copper
mine. \ handsome new home has bcen
just completed for them. m.--Wilkes-B Barre
Times.
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Fourth Sunday after Easter. Gospel:
John 16: 5-15 Epistle James l. 1921
Vestment color white.
ST. Marys-CoTner Washburn street
and Fourteenth street Rev A. L. Ramer.
Ph. D., pastor. Services. 1890 a. m. and
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
) Social :
: and =
: Per rSOmal 8
WHY HE W EPT.
9gMNNNNNNgV

Meath the blue caps visor shaded,
The dark eyes mistily shonc;
And the bcarcded lip did tremblo,
As he left her sobbing alone
In the doorway, while the mad beating
OF drums and the marching feet,
And the shouts of the throng re-echoed
Adown the hammered street.
keep up courage" a COmrade whs-
pered;
''To go is not forever and aye,
And the coming will be the swccter
With the victory some blessed day."
And the quvering lips did answer:
"'Tis for gladncss ! weep ana rejoice,
That mayhap fer year or forever
] am free from her nagging voice
III. G.. T..
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CATARRH IN THE HEAD, that
troublesome and disgusting disease,
may be entirely cured by a thorough
course of Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion, biliousness. All
druggists. 25G
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SILK NECKW WFAR-A very fine dis
play of it for Saturday; near WyO-
ming avenue entrance. All the newest
styles that have been 10 cents 2Oc
Saturday only ..............,.....o
mKnAInO aUENIJE
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General sympathy is expressed
throughout church circles with DR.. Nc
Leod and his family because of their
great bereavement in losing the only
son ana brother or the threshold of a
brilliant career Just how desulate
and lonely this stricken household is
is scarcely to be appreciated by even
the closest friends.
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PERCALE SIIIRTS-Madc with soft
bosom; all new patterns; pair cuffs
and two collars. The dollar kindhOr
Saturday only .,................,..O Wv
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