The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-14

School Directors-Frank Montgomery,
Thomas Enge.
Auditors-For three years, Arch Wash
er; for one year, Clarence Zimmerman.
Less than six months ago the Bible
school of the Trip Avenue Christian
church was organized with seventeen
scholars and three teachers. but by the
untiring zeal and faithful work of the
scholars and teachers the school has
increased 50 rapidly during that time
that it was decided at the session held
last Sunday to raise funds to add a
large room to the auditorium for the
accommodation of new classes. The
number now enrolled is one hundred
and thirty scholars and sixteen teach
ers. Rooms will also be provided for
the kindergarten class which now num-
bers sixty. One of the commendable
features of this school is the cordial
invitation given to all classes to attend
for it is, as Rev. r. r. Bulgin says, "A
church for the people Of today j..
L. Major is the efficient superintend-
ent
Following is list of letters remain
ing unclaimed at the postoftice during
Ilt DHTlOu 6lulIS rev. II, lcJV' j. Ci =
sons calling for these letters will please
say advertised in Scranton Tribune:
Mrs. G.. Butler, Mrs. w. r. Donley,
Miss *. Fitzpatrick, Drinker street;
Mr.. John Fitzpatrick (contractor), Jo-
seph LundoW, Barbara V. Mahoney (2l,
Cecilia O'Connor. Howard Phillips,
Miss Paff, Louis Ross, John j. Reilly.
413 Elm street: Antonio Alamo, Angelo
Mana Rinaldi, Genaro Vito Iii Vita.
William Gallagher, of Potter street,
is confined TO his residence owing to
both his ankles being sprained in a
severe manner. Saturday while en-
ployed at his regular duties as brake
man on the Erie and Wyoming Valley
railroad, he jumped Off the train TO
turn a switch. He did not land prop
erly and was thrown, spraining his
ankles and bruising him about the
legs and thigh.
A meeting will be held in the Repub-
lican headquarters this evening for
young men. Speakers from the Forum
of Scranton will be present and de-
liver addresses. This is to be the
opening of the present campaign and
all are cordially invited to be present
especially the younger voters. Singing
will be furnished by the Arlington
double Quartette.
The funeral Of Angel Celitta, Of Will
| liam street, who died Saturday morn
Ing after a short illness Of pneumonia,
| took place yesterday afternoon. The
| funeral was in charge of Funeral Di-
| rector r. p. Letchworth. Interment in
Mt Carmel cemetery,
| The Young Peoples Friendly circle
Of St. Marks Episcopal church Will
| give their Old Folks concert in Wash
ington hall this evening. The pro-
gramme, especially prepared for the oc.
casion, is composed Of many musical
selections by we'll known artists. Ad'
mission, adults, rs cents; children, Il
! cents
| Miss Marie Davenport, OF Pittston
| who spent a few days with Ambrose
street friends last week, returned home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James DOnley, Of Elm
hurst, have returned home after visit
with Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell, OF
East Drinlter street.
Frank Van Horn. of Tripp avenue
and Brook street, is i'll with the grip.
Miss Elsie Edwards, Of Madison ave,
nue., is the guest of friends at Car
bon6ale.
Roy McClimer, of Olyphant, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Wesley Finch, of Ashley, a former
Dunmore boy, spent Sunday with hi!
parents on Cherry street.
|
tended yesterday The average fol
each room was fifteen pupils.
Miss Jennie Eden, of West Drinkel
street is i'll.
Only one mail, the morning one, wa
received at the postoflice all day yes
terday.