The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-13
PECKVILLE.

At about 0 O'Clock Wednesday morning a
barn, the property of Mike Maverick, on the
Fast Side, was discovered to be in flames. As
the breakers of the East Side do not sound fire
alarms, not many people were aware that fire
was in progress. Members Of the Jcssup Hose
company brought their cart to the scene and
put stream on the fire, thus saving other prop
erty nearby. The barn and contents were totally
destroyed. When the fire was in progress tcle-
phone message sent the Wilson Fire com
pany, of Peckville for aid. They quickly re-
sponded to the call. but their services were not
required, as the flames were brought under con.
troll by the Jessup company.
On Monday evening, April 16, farewell recep-
tion will be rendered Pastor 5. G. Simpkns,
of the Methodist Episcopal church. The recep-
tion will be held at the church. A very enter
tanning programme has been prepared All are
invited To attend
Marjorie, the l0.year.old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. b. Thompson, died of scarlet fever Mon
day. The funeral, which was private, was held
at the residence Wednesday.
The Young Peoples society OF the Presbyterian
church is arranging for a social to be held in
the church basement on Wednesday evening,
April 2j
Mr. Jay Tuthin yesterday moved his family
and household effects TO Glen Lyon, where Mr..
Tuthill has secured employment.
Ii there was one more applicant for the post
Office there would be round dozen. Already
eleven people have declared their intentions Of
securing the postmastershp
The following notice has been served upon each
consumer OF electric light in the borough Of
Blakely: Beginning with April !, 1900 all
lights furnished by this plant will be charged
for at the rate of 20 cents for each l6.candle-
power light Eacn consumer will be allowed to
burn one all night light at this rate Additional
all.night lights will be charged 10 cents extra.
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all nights higher than 16cande power. No one
is allowed to have additional lights attached
without a permit from the secretary. This rule
must be strictly adhered to. Dlakely borough
council"
Following is the programme for Easter Sunday
at the First Presbyterian church:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ voluntary, "Redomen," ...F. r. Benjamin
Doxology.
Invocation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS >. II. Moon
Anthem, "Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today"
Clarence Rose
Responsive Reading.
Gloria.
Easter Hymn arranged by Conner ThomasJ.
Solo, "He Who Once Was Slain" NV. B. Goate
Prayer .....'..',,.....'''......' Dr. Moon
Ofertory, Angelic Serenade,"
H. Brundage, violin; +. r. Benjamin. organ.
Easter Chorus, Jesus Lives" ....Francs Barrett
By Eight Girls.
Anthem, "Christ Is Risen," ........W b. Goate
Sermon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rev. DIR. Moon
ii. W. Peck.
Hymn.
Bcncdcton ................. Pastor
Postcude, triumphant March,".F. X. Benjamin
EvENI,G SERVICES.
| Organ Voluntary, "Paseneril."
| Anthem, "He viii Rejoice and BE Glad"
II. Z. Danks
| Invocation.
| Hymn.
| Scripture Observation-Disclosures, ..,Dr Moor
Anthem, "Chrst the Lord Is Risen Today"
J. ". Lcrmar
Easter Chorus, "Jesus Lives, .......,F, Barrett
By Eight Girls.
! Anthem. "Oh, be Joyful" Willard Poller
! solo. "The Risen Lord" ..,.........Mrs Roberts
| Violin Duet. ....... Mcssrs. IIawley and Benjamin
| Anthem, .rist Is Risen" ........W. B. Goat'
/ Sermon ..,..,'...''.'''''.'''''' MOOT
! An,ncm, ,alisl Is Risen" .........W. B. Goat'
Ofcrtory, "Simple Confession. "...F, II. Benjamin
| BencdiCtiOn,
| Poscuda "Festal March"
| PERSONNEL OF CHOIR.
| Sopranos-Ars. +. W. Roberts, Mrs. Hickey
Mrs A. W. Brundage, Mrs Moon, Miss Bcnia
min, Miss Eta Peck, Miss Emma Peck, Mis-
| Alice Moon. Miss Hattie Davis. Nto-Mrs. Root
Miss May Brundage, Miss Ida Best, Tenors-II
| W. Peck, j. B. Reese. Bass-William II. Root
| George Cole, II. Brundage. H. W. Peck, Chors
| ter; G. W. Hawley, first violinist; Howard Brnn
dage, second violinist; +. X. Benjamin, organist
The Easter decorations of the Presbyterian
church will be from Florist Gerbeig and will b.
| very fine.