The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-27
DUNMoRE.

A musical and glec club has been or
ganizcd in connection with the Tripp
Avenue Christian church, which will
meet Wednesday evenings for rehcar-
sal. The club is not confined to the
members of the church or Sunday
school but to any one who desires to
&C to practice. Mrs L. r. Bulgin, who
is well known in vocal and instruments
al musical circles. has been chosen
dirCctress. At the meeting held re-
Gently. the following members were
elected Honorable president, Rev. Il.
i. RulGn; president, Louis Robertson;
vice president, Miss Lou simpson; Sec
rotary Willard Lewis; treasurer, Peter
Seigle.
The Young Mems Temperance, Liter
airy and Benevolent society Dramatic
company, which has won 50 much sue
cess in their former play, AT the Pick
ct Line" is rehearsing a melo-drama,
entitled Sentenced for Life" formerly
known as Convict ~" and the cold
King" which will be produced Monday
evening, April 8. in Washington hall.
The rchearsals are conducted by Steve
Evans.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Carney, of
Ward street, who died Saturday morn
ing, after a short nllness, will take
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
termcnt will be made in Mt, Carmel
cemetery. Deceased is survived by one
son and daughter, Mrs. john CooneY
and James Carney.
Rev. DIR. f. G. Power of Washing
ton, d. c.. will deliver lecture in the
Tripp Avenue Christian church, Friday
evening April II. Rev. Power enjoys
a national reputation, having had
charge OF ona of th@ largest churches
at the capitol during President Gar
fields time. He comes we'll recon-
mendcd.
The members of st. Agnes Guild OF
st. Marks Episcopal church are re-
qucsted to meet this afternoon at 4
O'Clock in the church parlOrs. Follow
ing the meeting Rev. o. s. Huntington,
superior of the Order of the Holy
Cross, will address the members. \
large number is desired and each MEM
ber should make q specia! effort to be
present.
ON Thursday evening between tine
hours of 40 and II o'clock, the Ladies'
Aid of the Presbyterian church will
serve light refreshments at the manse
on Elm street. The entertainment for
the evenings enjoyment promises to he
something new and well worth going to
Sc" and hear. All are welcome.
The members of the National Drum
corps are making elaborate arrange
ments for BAN .uetinG their four mcm-
bers. who have been mustered out OF
Uncle Sans service. The committee
in charge will meet tomorrow evening
and complete every detail to make the
affair q Grand success.
Letters renaining unclaimed at the
pOstoflCe during the period ending
March 2j. 1899. Persons calling for
these letters will please say adv ertised
in Scranton Tribune: Miss Elizabeth
Frable, l2G Madison avenue; John j..
Hughes, Miss Hattie Hammond 80,
Annie Morgan, II Brook street; Miss
/ Maggie Moran, p. j. McAfee, Paul
Parisat, NJ. j. Ruddy, Miss Annie Swift
zcr, 1000 Webster avenue; Patrick Tim
lin, Bunker Hin; Bolestam Mikicivies,
Gi0varrina Yendorno.
Miss Flossic Swartz, Of Ward street,
is the guest of relatives at Madison
vile friends this week.
Iheophilus Pinkney, of Ashley, spent
Sunday with his parents ON Cherry
! street.
! Mrs. Richard Winterstein, of North
Rlakely street IS indisposed.
! All the mines Of the Pennsylvania
! Coal company in town have been shut
! down until further orders.