The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19
NORTH SCRANTON.

Services at the Puritan ConSrega-
tional church tomorrow will be led
by the pastor Rev. Horace Peckover.
who will preach in the morning on
the subject "A Lighted Candle" In
the evening a special sermon for
the Junior Order of American Mechan-
les will be delivered. The Colonel r.
d. Lewis council will attend in a body.
Rev. w. G. Watkins sermon for to-
morrow morning is God Waiting to
be Gracious and Me Waiting to Be
Blessed. Evening subject "A Prodgal
King Returns"
The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals have placed a sub
stantial sheet iron watering trough on
the square.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church will serve a turkey dinner
on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Kate Jennings, of Avoca. and
Miss Annie Jennings, of Avoca are
visiting here.
Martin j. Healey. a member of the
Seventh regiment, of Boston, is visit
ing his parents on West Market street.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Berry, of Scott
township, are visiting relatives here.
Bessie, the young daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs John Grier, OF Wayne ave-
nue., is quite i'll with scarlet fever.
Mrs. William Erik and Miss Nettie
Leach. of South Canaan, We're Visi-
tors at the home OF Mrs. II. NJ Sim
ons, of East Market street, yesterday.
Mrs. George h. soul, of Windsor. y.
Y, is spending a sew days with Mrs.
| Edward W'ilmartin. of Elmont street.
Mrs. George T.. West. of Fairfield
| avenue, is recovering from d recent
illness.
DR.. ID. :. Church, of Won Storch
avenue, is visiting in Green Grove.
The fair and festival under the au-
spices of the Welsh Baptist church, of
Wayne avenue, to come off in Jlnu-
| uary, will eclipse all things Of the kind
held in the North End in a long time
The Rev. w. f.. Davies preached at
the Christian church Thursday ev.
ening, and baptized at the close of the
| service.
The pastor, Rev. w. f. Davies, will
| occupy his pulpit at the First Welsh
Baptist church tomorrow, both morn
| ing and evening. The service in the
| evening will be conducted in English
| at the close Of which the church will
| partake of communion. Bible schoo
at p. m, Superintendent w. T
Thomas in charge. Young Peoples So
ciety Thursday evening, the Junior Aid
| society Wednesday evening.
David Richards. of Summit avenue
sustained two smashed fingers at the
Cayuga yesterday while endeavorine
| to block q car.
| t,,e of ,.IJa
street, entertained last evening in hon,
or of her guest, Miss Annie Davis. OF
Lehigh, Pa, who returns home today
Glass No. 10 and their friends of the
Providence Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school were pleasantly entertained
Monday evening at the home of theil
teacher. Miss Mary Davies, OF Spring
street Those present were: Misse:
Mabel Harrison, Alice Williams, Grace
Putney. Elizabeth Richards. Gerti'
Chenonth, Lulu Price, Laura kur
hian, Hannah Davies, Emma Kurhaii
and Mamie Thomas, Messrs. Davit
Watkins, William Snyder. George San
ders, William Reese, Frank Battin
Arthur Deichmiller, Joseph Bisbing
Fred Lewis, Albert Battin, Alvin Deck
err Frank Putney, William Sanders
Frank Teal, John Snooks, Sidney Mack
John Payne. John Sanders and Rev
and Mrs. William Edgar.
| The funeral of the late Miss Julia
| G. Corrigan was held from the hom
of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Duggan. o
William street, Thursday afternoon
| Many friends of the lamented Youni
woman were in attendance. The re
mains were borne from the residenc
to the Holy Rosary church, where Rev
+. j. Lynott conducted the obseQues
The funeral cortege, on conclusion o
the services, proceeded to Cathedra
cemetery, where interment was made
The pal-bearers were: John Gilboy
James Whyte, Daniel Maher, Thoma
Whyte, Patrick Grier and Michael Car
Ion.
The eisteddfod to be conducted b.
the Schubert Glee club in Company I
armory on Thanksgiving day is noI
the topic of discussion, and delight
full feast Of song is expected.
The Providence dancing class, an or
ganization of young men of this place
who conduct weekly dances in O'Mal
lcy's hall on West Market street, WI!
hold delightful dance on ThanksGiv
! lllS tNcHlus, IIOltsSOI lay 10 ltdCIl
Ell of the class.
Thomas Gllmartin returned to Cam
Meade yesterday, after spending sev
en-day furlough.
Miss Mary Merrick, of Church ave
nue., has returned from Jermyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Merrick, q
Church avenue, are entertaining Rob
ert Marsh, of New York city.
Mrs Reese Davis, of Spring stree
is recovering from a recent Illness.
Did you ever see, DR.. William Rec
(Gwilym Hiraethog), the prince @
Welsh poets, the great preacher an
lecturer. the true friend of the gran
old man, William Ewart Gladstone
If not, come t. the North End eistedd
fod Thanksgiving Day. The commit
tee has secured large picture of hir
for the benefit of those eisteddfodwr
who never had the opportunity of see
ing him.