The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-10
DUNMORE.

| At the Dunlnore Methodist Episcopal church 10.
| morrow the pastor, Rev. y. }. Van Cleft, will
occupy the pulpit at both morning and evening
services. The morning subject will be Bread
from Heaven The evening topic will he
"Christ, the Carpenter" In the morning the
pastor will give i fve.minute talk to the chill
drcn. The Sunday school will be held at $50 p.
m. The other services will be held usual
Seats free anu all made welcome.
At the Presbyterian church Rev W. +. Git.
bons, pastor. Services at 1890 a. H. aud 80 p,
M. Subjects for tomorrow: Morning, "lIome
Mission Work" Evening. "Tricd Weapons for
Spiritual Warfare" .Iil are welcome.
Services ut Tripp Avenue Christian church to-
morrow will be follows: sunday school at
TO O'Clock; communion service AT II O'Clock
Rev. ". II. Williams will occupy the pulpit in
the evening owing To the absence OF the pastor
His subject will be Last Romp with the Tiger
AL are welcome.
Mrs. Frank Bingham. of Butler street, gave a
most enjoyable dinner TO few of her friends last
night: Among those present were Mrs. \. II.
Mckay, Mrs Alton Swartz, Mrs. Fred Nickcrson,
Mrs ~. NJ. Bingham Mrs. Jay, Mrs. John Ellis,
Miss Grace Engle. Miss Genevievc Bcscckcr.
Mildred AMI Cora Nickcrson, Ruth and Anna FL
lis, Margaret bingham and Albert Mckay.
The kindergarten will he opened in the old
Pioneer building Trip avenue on Monday
| morning. 1t is to be for English speaking chit
NreH anu VIII ne III Charge OF MISS Motifs,
OF Scranton, who formerly had charge of the
school for Italian children on Chestnut street.
The Royal Arcanum will hold its scmi-,nonthy
meeting Monday evening, November Il, at S
O'Clock. \ full attendance is desired.
Miss Clara Potter has some speciments OF art
needle woarlI on exhibition in the windows OF
j. G. Bone 4 Sons Grlg store that arc attract
ing much attention from the ladies who have
seen them.
Niss Nprin El,,, l.,
friends in Yonkcrs, \. Y.
Mrs f. L. Vert has returned from Philadcl.
phia whittier she was called to the bedside of
her niece, Mrs. Stein, who is now somewhat inl-
proved in condition.
Peter HOLIDAY, who met with an accidcn; while
hunting in Pike county last week was operated
on yesterday at the Moses Taylor hospt2l, where
he has been since the accident, and the bullei
was removed from his leg, il having taken an
upward course from where il entered Just above
the ankle. Everything looks favorable Tor his
early recovery.
John Mofatt. of Elm street, lett yesterday for
Philadelphia, where he will he the guest of his
son'in'law, Rev, John Il. Davies, d. D. pastor
OF the Bethlehem Presbyterian church in that
city.
Mrs, John MoliItt, of Dudley street. las re-.
turned from New York. where she has been at the
bedside oi her husband who was recently operated
on al the Presbyterian hospital there. Mr. Moi.
fatt is reported as steadily gaining in strength
and his early home coming is looked Tor.
Preaching at the Dudley Street church in the
morning by the pastor, j. l.. Dreamer Rev r.
NJ. Green, d. D., of Phocnyyillr, Pa, will preach
at the evening services Subject, "kadesh-
iiarnca.' Revival services will he continued
nightly during the week, DIR. Green will preach
and Pastor j, l.. Krcamcr will sing "A solo Mt
these services. All welcome.
Treasurer August Wahers viii pay borough or.
ders This afternoon at the borough building
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