The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-08
OLYPHANT.

The members of the Bible class Of the
Sus1uehanna street Baptist church will
hold an interesting meeting in the
church tomorrow afternoon at > o'clock,
to which all their friends are cordially
invited Following Is the programme.
Selection. choir. remarks by Chairman
solo, Miss Dnah Evans: address, The
Importance of Religious knowledge to
the Young" Benjamin Lewis; recita-
tion Myfanwy Williams; address, His.
tory Of the Sunday School" j. T.. VIII
liams: solo. Myfanwy Williams:
twelve test questions on the Life of
Jesus as Found i'm Matthews Gospel"
for boys and girls not over IL years OF
age. Two prizes of books will be given
to the two best. Recitation. Rachel
Whitby: address, "'rhe Sunday School
in Its Relation to the Church." John
Ashton: selection. choir address,
Reading" Professor r. w. Watkins;
solo Miss NJ. \. Evans; address. How
to Teach the child" W. II. Priest; se-
lection. choir.
\ team of horses. driven by Joseph
| Kelly, became frightened on upper
punmore street on Thursday afternoon
aud ran away. Kelly was thrown from
| the wagon and had his arm injured.
Tho wagon was totally demolished by
| Collidirg with a telegraph pole.
Mrs. William Mills and daughter, Jes-
| sic, of Providence, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Williams,
| have returned home.
| The funeral Of the late Patrick Glib
| hons. who died on Tuesday last. took
| place from the family home on Lacka-
| wanna street Yesterday morning at 10
! O'Clock A large COnCourSe of friends
| and acpuaintanCcS were in attendance.
! Funeral services of an impressive char
| acter were conducted in st. Patrick s
| church by Rev. j. NJ. Smoulter. In
torment was made in st. PatriCk's GEM
| etpry. The pallhearers were Martin
| Cannon, Edward Harris John Taylor,
John McCinty. Phillip Hastings, Law
| renee Howard.
! Francis Lewis will occupy the pulpit
of the Susquehanna Street Baptist
| church tomorrow morning, and w. ii.
| Priest will deliver an address in the
evening. Rev. George Hague, the pas
tor. will preach in a Welsh Baptist
church at Parsons.
Regular services will be held in the
Congregational church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. The theme for the
evening service is How Are We 10
Live" Rev. Peter Roberts, pastor.
At $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the usual Episcopal services will be
held in Edwards hall. Blakely. Rev
| T. H. HaughtDn will have charge.
Mrs. William Leek is visiting rela-
tives at West Pittston.
Mrs. John NcHugh, of South Scran'
ton. spent yesterday with relatives in
town.
! William Matthews Sunday schO"
class of the Presbyterian church will
hold an entertainment in that edifict
| Monday evening. when the following
programme will be rendered. Selection
Miss Charity Cripper; recitation, MISS
Elizabeth Williams; recitation, MISS
Martha Williams: solo, Miss Jane
Evans: recitation, Miss Emma Tinsley
recitation. Miss Charlotte Williams
selection, Miss Cora Matthews: rect
tation. Miss Maggie Ferguson: solo
Miss Jessie Bristly; recitation, Sidney
Eleie; solo. MISS Winnie jenkins; reel
tation Miss Charlotte Pettigrew: solo
Miss Eva Terwillger: recitation, Ed
ward J. Knighton; solo. Annie Jones
recitation, Harold Evans; solo, Mis-
Jessie Pettgrew.