The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
HoLLISTERvILLE.

Last Friday, Feb 10, was the coldest
days for years in this section. The
thermometer registered twenty-four
degrees below zero.
A blizzard is raging here now, the
beautiful snow is filling our roads and
rendering them almost impassable
Business is paralyzed.
The last quarterly meeting Of the NJ
e. church for this conference year was
held in the M. p. church here last Sat
urday and Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Me-
Claim, president of the conference, pre-
sided, and Mr.. William Emery, Of
Winners, was appointed as delegate
from this district of the M =. confer
ence to the annual session, which will
be held at Central, Wyoming county,
March /. 1892
Rev. G. G. Spaulding, OF Elmhurst,
occupied the pulpit Of the Baptist
church here on the 18th inst. Rev. Mr..
McClain, of the NJ. Z. church, assisted
in the evening. Rev. Spaulding is ex-
pected to preach here in the Baptist
church again on the 26th.
The weekly prayer meetings are as
follows: Tuesday evenings in the NJ
l.. church. Wednesday evenings in the
ings in the Nj. p. church. Whosoever
will may come.
Mr.. John Mcfarland, who fell re-
Gently and dislocated his shoulder. is
improving nicely
Mr. Elizar Fessenden, who sustained
injuries from falling not long ago, is
convalescent.
Miss Name Myers spent a few days
last week in Scranton with her sister,
Mrs. L. Il. Hollister.
Mr.. Floyd Fessenden has returned
from his visit among relatives at
Wilkes Barre, Scranton and Dunmore.
Miss Clara Gregory, Of Scranton, was
a recent guest Of her mother, Mrs. "A.
Gregory, of this place.
Mr. George w. Stout. Of Scranton,
tuned several pianos here recently.
Miss Xola Mitchell has returned from
her sojourn among relatives at Mooeic.
There vii, be concert given at the
Baptist church, Elmhurst. Pa. Friday
evening, Feb. II. by Miss Nellie NJ. Hol-
lister, of this place. Miss Hollister eX-
poets her full orchestra present also
the assistance of Mrs. ]. M. Noack and
Miss Bessie Buckingham. The follow
ing is the programme: Part IA
jolly Night" orchestra; "Titania,"
(Wely), Miss Bessie buckingham;
Rose of Arabia" orchestra; "Traw-
meri CSChumann), Miss May Beck;
Governor Roosevelts Rough Riders" /"
orchestra; Happy Days" violin obli-
gato(StrelezkD, Mrs. John Nj. Noack;
trombone solo (selected), j. ". ClOuse;
"Whistling Rufus" orchestra. Part IL.
Overture, Burnt Cork" orchestra /;
The Palms." Prof. r. II. Martin; The
Peach" orchestra; "A Winter Lullaby
(Nevin), Mrs. j. NJ Noack; violin solo,
Fifth Aire Vari (De Berio), Daniel $.
Gardner; "Ouida Waltz" orchestra; ;
piano solo, Recollection of Home
(Mills), Miss Nellie NJ. Hollister: AT
a Georgia Camp Meeting" orchestra.
Admission, 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
Doors open at o'clock. Concert COM
mences at O'Clock p. m.
The concerts given by Miss Nellie NJ.
Hollster at a number of neighboring 2
localities have been highly compliment
ed by those who have had the pleasure
% attending them. Miss HOLSTERS
success as a teacher of music is well
known and her ability and skill were
shown in the productions of her pupils.
AS a pianist Miss Hollister excels the
average teacher, playing accurately
very difficult compositions without
notes, and a glimpse of the above pro-
gramme that she has prepared prom
iSes a grand musical treat, and all
lovers of music, If possible. should be
present at the rendition of the same.