The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-28
PECKVILLE.
Miss Iona Shadler is i'll.

-hlSS lena ollciultl ~ III
Professor II. f.. Barnes, Of Walnut
street is again very i'll.
Lasher war electrosCope pleased a
small but appreciative audience at the
! firemen's hall last evening.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow-Rev. S. c. Simpkins,
pastor Preaching at 1890 a. m. and
p. IN. Theme for the morning sermon.
A Christians View Of the Surrounding
! World" evening. Small Sins" This
| will be the fourth sermon in n series
/ TO the young people. A cordial invita-
| tion is extended to all young people
connected with the Methodist Episcopal
| congregation. The choir will render
| special music for the occasion. The
/ supper given under the auspices of the
J. trustcces on Wednesday evening was
| splendid success, socially and fnan-
cially, and the board of trusteees de-
sire to thank all who took part in max
! ing the evening such a grand success,
! especially Miss Moyle, of Scranton,
who gave her aid voluntarily. 1t is
needless to say that she won the hearts
of the people with her excellent recita-
tions, and they greatly desire to hear
her again.
The new piano which the young peo-
pie has placed in the lecture room of
the Methodist Episcopal church meets
with the general approval of all. and
A Il splendid addition to the Sunday
school
The excellent singing by the choir of
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday evening last was highly ap-
| preciated by the large congregation
/ who were present.
The large Raymond coal breaker,
owned by Jones e Williams of Scran-
ton, and located at the Ridge had a
narrow escape from destruction by :tYo
at about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
The fire was discovered by breaker
hands The flames were consuming the
floor near q stove i'm the screen room
when discovered. The alarm was
quickly sounded by the breaker whistle
The breaker hands formed a bucket
brigade and by their efficient work sub
dued the flames The Wilson Fire COM
pany, of this place was on the way 10
| respond to tn" alarm when a telephone
| message was received that the fire rs
out and their services would not he
needed. Had the flames had q better
fnothold. and with the high wind "f
yesterday. the breaker AM other build
inEs would have no doubt burned.
on Saturday or Monday evening tn .
new fire alarm gong at the borough
electric light plant will be tcstn1 We
make thin announcement 50 that the
citizens may not he alarmed when the
test is made.
Services in the Presbyterian church
next sunday at 1890 a. m. and y. m.
Subject for evening, THE Woman Of
Samaria; or, Successive Stages in Con-
version" All welcome. Rev. S. H.
Moon, u. D.. nastor.
Peckville BAPTIST church. Rev. ]. $
Thomas, pastor. Services tomorrow al
1870 a. m. ana p. m. Morning SUBJ
ject, Love and Service" evening SUBJ
ject, What God Can DO With a Sur
| rendered Life" Baptism after the ser,
mon, Sabbath school ut ll3O a. M. Al
are welcome.
) The w @. r. l.. win give an enter.
tainment Wednesday evening, Feb. /
! at the Firemens hall The committee
is taking great pains i'm preparing the
. programme, which will be as follows
| Chorus, by the High school; prayer
; Rev. Simpkins; opening address, Will,
Dunlap; piano solo, Fred. Benjamin
7 tahleau. Meeting" recitation, "Iittl,
, Blossom Mabel Williams; recitation
l An Old Mans story" Mrs. r. Craig
solo, w w. Watkins: recitation, on
l temperance. Nina Brundage; chorus
? by the High school; medley, four ladies
, recitation, "A Voice from the Poo
= House" Cora SAMPSON; motion song
L by ten children; tahleau, first scene
l "A Shadow on the Home;" secon,
Y scene, "A Redeemed Home" recitation
- jug or Pitcher" John Pcnticost; rect
! tation, "A Bold Man" Grace Day
= singing. by High school; recitation
Beautiful SNOW" Mrs McKelvey
: piano solo, Fred, Benjamin; tableau
/ in three acts. bliss ana Bliss Dis
}. turbed," All are cordially invited. Al
= mission only ten cents.
Warapah council No. IS. d. Of p
= will give graphaphone and literar
}, entertainment in Ledyard hall, Monda
= evening, Jan. 30. Cake and coffee free
S Admission, ten cents.