The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-23
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Church Fair-Cantata at the Congre-
gational Church Tonight-Tomor-
rows Services.

The Sacred Heart church fair will open
on Christmas night The four booths will
be under the care of the following ladies:
SOdality BOOTH Mary MCDermott, Katie
Quinn, Annie McAndrew; assistants, Jo-
sic Gilligan, Mary Brady, Maggie Cum
nngham, Ella Mulholand, Mamie Ken
nCdy, Tessic Donovan, Annie Mccarthy
Sadie Timlin, Maggie Loughney, Mary
Clark. Mary Anne Meehan, Martha Ed
munds, Mary Mccarthy, Hannah Muir
ply, Maggie Kill<er. Altar Society booth,
matrons, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hart, Mrs
John e. Loughney, Mrs. NJ. +. McDer-
| mott; assistants, Annie McChrOne, Mary
Talett, Katie Meehan, Katie Walsh, Mary
+. Walker, Mary Evans. Katie McGov-
ern, Katie Cain, Maggie Nulhearn, Julia
DOnnelly, Mary Durl<in, Mary Rowland.
Mrs Rose Cantwel, Katie Barrett.
Sacred Heart League booth. matrOns,
Mrs James Timlin, Mrs. =. II. Bergan,
Mrs Peter Speicher; assistants, Rose
MulhOlland, Mary Timlin, Mary Murphy,
Miss Bridget Sullivan, Katie Henry, Liz
2ic Collins, Katie Brady. Bridget Tallett,
Rose Coylo, Nellie Dempsey, Agnes
| Quinn, Celia Brady, Sarah Quinn, Mary
T. Walker, Ella Mulhearn. Supper table
matrons Maggie Roche and Sallie
Thomas assistants. Annie Gavin Rose
Quinn, Bridget Marsh and Sarah Demp-
| Scy
The usual Christmas exercises will be
| held in the Congregational church this
evening The children have been rehears-
| ing for the event for the past two weeks
| and the programme given below is an in
! teresting one: Singing, Joy to the
| World" Sunday school dialogue, Guess
| ing" by five little tots; recitation, "Tcll-
! ing Santa Claus" Gladys Williams; reci-
| tation Bella Smith; recitation, Johnny 5
| Politics." Roy Lewis dialogue, Christ
| mas Dinner" Claud Merritt and Eddie
| Powell recitation, "The Worstest Boy"
| Dannie Lewis; dialogue, "Santa's Rein
| deer four little boys; song, Cora Grif-
| tiths; "Christmas Brownies" six boys;
recitation, Jennie Harris; song My
| Christmas DOlle" Edith Griffiths: reci-
| tations, LOttie Lewis, Lizzie Lewis, Miss
| GrisWold; cantata, THE Christmas
! Story" by Sunday school.
! Invitations are out announcing the mar
riage of Rev. Maynard r, Thompson,
| pastor of the First Baptist church of this
| place, and Miss Elizabeth L. Bradley of
| Buffalo, n. Y, at the home of the
! brides parents, on Wednesday, the eth
| of December,
A Hungarian family named Meshanty,
| residing at Mayfeld, We're poisoned on
| Wednesday evening, by eating canned
| goods. The mother and two children SUI
| fered worse, and for several hours their
| condition appeared quite serious. They
| are now out of danger.
| Eddie Maynard, of West Mayneld, who
was injured in the mines several days
ago is able to he around out of doors
| again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nazeby, of Rush
brook street, are rejoicing over the ar
| rival of little son.
| Rev. Thomas Cook. of the Primitive
| Methodist church, will preach tomorrow
| morning on THE Birth of Christ" His
| subject in the evening will be Heaven 5
! Gift"
| At the Baptist church tomorrow, Rev
| Thompson will preach in the morning on
| the theme, "Christ Gives Men Power to
| Become the Sons Of God" and in the
evening on Christ the Way, the Truth
| and the Life"
! The Christmas exercises of the Sunday
school of st. James church will be held
| Tuesday evening. The title of the music
! al exercise is "Thc Promised King"
| Rev. Mr.. Dunnett will continue his
meetings in the Methodist Episcopal
| church next week. Tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock there will be a meeting foI
men only. Boys under fifteen not admit.
| ted.