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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Elizabeth James. Of Nanticoke.
attended the Williams Morgan we'd
ding on North Hyde Park avenue, last
evening
Word has been received OF the death
at Parsons of John NJ. Davis. grand
father of Mrs w. G. Daniels, of South
Main avenue. The remains were in
TERED in the Hollenback cemetery,
Wilkes Barre. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. 2. ]. Nealis, OF Chestnut street,
is seriously i'll with an attack OF pneu-
monia.
Richard Lonergan, the Chestnut
street merchant, is confined tn his
home by illness.
The condition of Undertaken p. W.
Tague. of Jackson street, is looked
upon favorably and his recovery is
looked for.
A. G.. Hall. of South Hyde Park ave-
nue.. Is reported to be quite sick at his
home.
Camp l7s. Patriotic Order Sons of
America met last evening and initiated
one candidate into membership. Sew
eral applications were received.
Local union. No. 637. United Mine
Workers Of America. will meet in CO.
operative hall this evening
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Washburn Street Church.

Interesting services are being held
in the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church this week. The attendance and
interest has been good This Is the Sec
ond week of services after the week of
prayer which was observed by the
English speaking churches in Union.
The services will be continued all
next week and it is epxpected that
many persons will make the first Sun
day in February a Decision Day" for
Christ. This in accord with Rev. Or.
Clark's suggestion concerning the
twentieth anniversary of the Christian
Endeavor society. Special Christian
Endeavor services will be held in the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church
on that day.
The City Christian Endeavor Union
VIII hold a union service in the church
next Tuesday evening To make ar
rangements for carrying out DR..
Clarke's suggestions relative to the
twentieth anniversary.
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GREEN RIDGE.

G. b. Shoemaker, of Capouse avenue.
has returned from trip To Painted
Post, n. Y.
The Amity Literary society will meet
this evening at the home OF Leland
Marsh, 1915 Columbia avenue. The
question for debate is: Resolved,
That the United States should not re-
tain the Philippine Islands,"
Mrs. w. l.. Carr, OF Green Ridge
street, is i'll.
The regular meeting of the music
section of the Green Ridge Woman's
club will be held at the Scranton Con-
servatory of Music this morning at
1890 o'clock.
Rev. +. j. McManus, of st. Paul s
church, was in Wilkes Barre on We'd
nesday and assisted in the funeral SER
vices over the remains of Mrs. Frank
Smoulter, of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. G.. Thomason, Of
North Park are both i'll with the grip
The regular meeting of Green Ridge
council, No. 1902, Royal Arcanum. will
be held Friday evening, January %.
All members are requested to he pres
ent.
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Revival Services.

The revival services at the Christian
church. on Trip avenue, conducted by
the Rev. Mir. Cobb, are growing more
interesting every night. There was
an excellent audience out last night.
The evangelist spoke from the fifty
nth chapter of Taiah. fourth verse,
Send him as Il witness unto the
people and a leader and commander
unto the people" He showed us how
Christ was Gods witness - the peo.
pie. Every man needs leader in
every vocation Of liz" leaders are
needed, especially in religion. Wra-
ley ana Calvin and Campbell were
good men, but not the leader for the
people, but Christ. He was also sent
for a commander unto the people The
great sin of our people is the need
of obedience. This is seen i'm the chill
Gren of today. Whom shall we obey
in region? 1t should be Christ
At the close of the services this
evening the rite of baptism viii he
administered.
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The marriage of Roy j. Williams. of
1l6 North Everett avenue son of Mr.
and Mrs. John f.. Williams. and Miss
Margaret Morgan. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Morgan. OF 531 North
Hyde Park avenue, was solemniZed
at $50 o'clock last evening at the
home OF the brides parents in the
presence of Il large number of friends
and relatives.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Thomas de Gruchy. ID. D., pastor of
the jackson Street Baptist church. of
which both young people are members
and sing in the choir. The bride was
unattended and wore very becoming
gown of brown poplin, trimmed with
applique silk, and carried bridal roses.
The wedding marches were played
by Professor Lewis Davis, choristcr of
1he Jackson Street Baptist church. and
the choir was present and sang sew
eraI selections. Following the cere-
mony a reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams and supper was served
10 large number OF guests.
They will dispense with a wedding
'rip and begin housekeeping immedi-
etely in a newly furnished home at 122
North Everett avenue. Many valuable
and pretty presents were received by
,hom as wedding gifts.
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Funeral of Mrs. B. Hughes.

Services over the remains of the late
Mrs. b. Hughes were held at the house.
on Washburn street, last evening and
were attended by many people who en-
joyed the friendship and esteem Of de-
ceased in life. The services were in
charge Of Rev. -. y. Hopkins. pastor
of the First Welsh Baptist church. OF
which Mrs. Hughes was u devoted
member.
The pastor spoke at some length on
the text from Rev, xiv:13. blessed
are the dead that die in the Lord" He
referred to the true Christian charac-
ter of Mrs. Hughes. and appealed to
his hearers to profit by her Cody life.
The funeral will occur at o'clock
this morning, when the remains will
be- taken TO Shamokn for interment.
number OF people will accompany
the body to It's final resting place. The
pall-bearcrs will be Hon. John r.. Will
iams, Edward Thomas, Henry p. Da-
vies, Joseph Reynolds, James A. Evans
and Evan j. Davies.
Among the out-of-town people who
were present at the service last even
Ing We're Mrs. John Evans, OF Wester-
ly, II. l.; John Reese and John Eddy,
Of Shamokin.
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Williams Bodycomb.

Thomas Williams, OF Eynon street,
and Mrs. Maria Bodycomb, of Hamp-
ton street, were quietly married at
1.ij o'clock last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Evans.
on North Hyde Park avenue, by Rev.
u. d. Hopkins. pastor of the First
Welsh Baptist church.
The couple were unattended and i'm
mediately after the nuptial knot was
lied repaired to the home OF the brides
parents. on Hampton street. where n
number of relatives and friends had
gathered TO congratulate them.
Both are we'll known In the Fif-
teenth ward, where they have resided
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DUNMORE DOINGS.
Farewell Reception rendered Rev. j.
J.. Kreamer-An Early Morning
Fire-Revival Services.

ON Wednesday evening. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey, 2l6
Cherry street. "a farewell party was
rendered Rev. j. l.. Ereamer who re-
Gently resigned the pastorate of the
Dudley street Baptist church. Re-
freshments were served, aud before the
party broke up they surprised Mr..
kreamcr by presenting him with a
handsome house Jacket, it being the
gift Of the ladies of the church
Among those present We're Rev. A. j.
Van cleft, Rev. j. B. Dahney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Warner. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas PrOtheroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. George EnSlert
Mrs. A. G. Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
cross. Mrs. Thomas Sansenbaugh, Mr.
and Mrs William Harvey, Mrs. Curtis
Wiids, Mrs. Margaret Singer. Mrs. W.
Spangenburg, Mrs. Belknap. Mrs. Bor-
tree, Mrs. Wesuott. Mrs. John Gibson.
Misses Mcrtie Finch. Anna Brown,
Miilic Kline, Maud Belknap. Alta Bor-
tree, Bertha and Nettin Smith, Mag
gle Miller Helen Sansenbaugh. Bernce
and Beatrice Burke, MessrS. Arthur
Jones, Frank Spencer.
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NEVER SIGNED THE PETITION
Eighth Ward Men Declare Their
Names Are Foreeries,

NJ. Swartz, a prominent Polish Jew
merchant of South Washington ave-
nue., called at the office of the clerk
of the courts office yesterday and
stated that the name purporting to
he his which is signed to the petition
in the Eighth ward election is a for
gerry With MI. Swartz was half
dozen Of his neighbors, whose names
appear on the petition. All of them de-
clared most emphatlcally that their
names AS they appear Oh the petition
are forgeries.
The protesters We're asked Ia sign
their names to pieces of paper and
these were compared with the sigma
lures to the petition. If the latter are
forseries. the forger was very expert
with his pen.
The signers to the petition are very
much excited over the prospect of hav-
ing to pay the costs In the case,
which amount to upwards of $4,000.
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0hter Funerals Yesterday.

Rev Thomas de Gruchy, u. H., pas
tor of the Jackson Street Baptist
church, officiated at the funeral Of
Eva, the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Bennett, yesterday after
noon. Services We're held at the house
on Garfield avenue, and interment was
made in the Washburn street csme-
terry.
The funeral of the late Thomas II.
Davis was conducted yesterday after
noon from the house of deceased's par
ents on Pleasant street. Rev. Il. A.
Boyl, pastor of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church, ofiiciated. and burial
was made in the Washburn street
cemetery.
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Told in n Few Lines.

Mrs Edward O'Malley. of Victor,
Colorado, has been spending a few days
| with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. r..
OBoylc, of William street.
There Will be a meeting of the
| Blessed Virgin sodality at the Holy
Rosary church this evening.
Mrs. Roger Moran died Wednesday
| evening at her home on Sweeney street,
after a few days illness She is sur
vived by three daughters and one son.
| The funeral will take place this morn
ing at Q O'Clock. A high mass OF re-
QUEEN will be held at the Holy Rosary
church. Interment will be made in the
Cathedral cemetery
The runners and drivers in the Clark
vein at the Marvine mine. who went
| out on strike Wednesday. on account
| of two of their number being dis
charged. returned to work yesterday
morning, on the reinstatement of the
two who were discharged
The Father Whitty society held a
smoker last evening In their rooms in
st. Mary's hall.
vernoy Stoll OF School street, Is
slightly indisposed
John Macltey. of Henwood's drug
store, Is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Lewis, of Peck
willie, visited Rev. G.. A. cure and fam
| lily yesterday
Mrs. Conner James. of Warren street.
is suffering with the grip.
Mrs. Fred Crippen. Of Edna avenue,
will give a tea this afternoon in honor
| of Miss Helen Shook. of Worcester,
Mass.
David jenkins. of Spring street, Is
suffering from a relapse of typhoid
fever
Mrs. X. Hetherington. of Deacon
street, is seriously i'll.
John j. Evans and son. Daniel, of
Deacon street. are suffering with the
grip.
An operation was performed on
Master Dudley Griffin, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Howard Griffin. for appendicitis.
F! by Doctors Bower, Welles, Connell and
Burns.
The North End Crackerjacls will
play a game of basket ball with the
| Taylor Stars, at Taylor, Monday even
| ing. January 2S.
The drummer evangelist, Rev. w. IL.
! Williams. will give an address. en-
| titled "Thc Young Woman and Her
| Company" at the Young Women's =
| Christian association, Saturday even
| ing, January 2j at 7.45 O'Clock. Free
| to all.
The service preparatory to Com
! munion Sunday will take place this
| evening in the Providence Presbyterian
| church. The sermon will be preached
| by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Guild.
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pretty wedding took place yester.
uay NJ high noon in the Hickory Street
presbyterian church, when Conrad
Fruehan. jr.. and Miss Elsie NJ. Ed
wards were united i'm wedlock by Rev.
Mr' Nordt. pastor of the Hickory
f'reet Presbyterian church. The bride
vas attireC in a gown of steel-coicred
SIR. trimmed with white silk and aD.
rhque and carried Bouquet Of bridal
roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Mayd, Opper.
wore gown Of pink mousseline de
sole, trimmed with pink satin ribbJ Jn.
she carried bouquet of Pink rose s..
The groom was attended by Charles
Fahr The ushers were John G. Frue-
nan, OF Philadelphia: Herman Aspcr-
Ch!ager. Conrad Wirthhcinr.' and
henry Lewert.
After the ceremony the wedding par
" returned to the home of Mrs. Bauer.
Bauer, a sister of the bride. where a
sumptuous wedding repast was served.
The couple received many and costly
presents. They will make their home
in this part of the city. where they
have hosts of friends
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Exercises in M. E. Church.

After a short business session OF the
Providence Methodist Episcopal
church last evening. the following
programme was rendered: Subject for
the evening was Modes of Travel';
the first was "Old Conveyances," by
Miss Nellie Benjamin; '"The one Hoss
shay" by Miss Lulu Clark; "lntroduc-
tion OF Railways. Electric Railways"
Frank Lewis; "A Street Car Exper-
ience," Miss Margaret Lee; violin solo.
Miss Cure; "The Soliloquy of 4 Horse
on First Seeing an Electric Car" Miss
Ruth Benjamin; "The Old and New
Method Of Navigation" Charles Con-
stantine; "Aerial Navigation" Mrs.
Wetherby; automobiles" Frank Put
ney; Steel Railways" Miss Mertice
Case.
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Entertainment Tonight.

The y. w. G. A. will hold an enter
tainment this evening at their rooms
on Cedar avenue at 7.45 o'clock. The
following programme will he rendered: /:
plano solo, Miss Anna Glass; tableaux,
"Cinderella"; recitation. Miss i. Luft !;
vocal solo. Miss Louise Lohmann;
tableauX, Three Wise Men; piano
solo, Miss Anna Scheuer: tableauX,
The Last Coin; duet. Misses Emma
Scheuech and Emma Lewert: tab
leauN, Faith, Hope and Charity: :
piano solo. Miss Freida Kornacher
tdbleauN. "One Year Among The An
gels: vocal solo. Miss Anna Schuler:
tablcaux. Rock of Ages: duet, Miss
Emilia Batter and Miss Emma Myers.
No admission fee will be charged.
All young women are welcome.
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these women have found themselves in
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Hundreds of thousands of women
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Some dealers for the sake Of the littlc
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MI. Dunnett's Service.

"Samuel's Tailor" (women only)
will be the subject of Evangelist Dun
netts talk at the afternoon service
today at the Methodist Episcopal
church, and "Who Is to Blame" will
be the subject of the sermon at 80.
While the address in the evening will
be to young ladies, everybody is in
Vted.
Last night the subject was Hell,
Where ana What Is It." 1t was a
mastery address. He vroughly con-
WINGED his audience that there Is such
place. Mr.. Dunnett Is "a very at
tractive speaker and at times very
dramatic. but thoroughly in earnest.
1t is not surprising that crowds al
ways gather at his evangelistic SER
vices. The congregations are increas-
ing each evening and the interest In
he beCOming greater.
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les attendant upon the installation of
the new officers of the latter. \ most
enjoyable evening was spent.
Nathan Gettings wishes to inform
the public that he is not a candi-
date for the Office of street commits
sioncr.
Bryan -. Pinkney, vino has filled the
position Of pattern maker for the
scranton Stove works for several years.
started for Chicago yesterday to fill II
more lucrative place for larger es-
adjustment.
Raymond Golden. infant son of John
Golden, of Chestnut street. died yes
terday. Funeral services this after
noon.
The borough council will hold a spe-
cal session tonight The telephone
and railway ordinances will be brought
up for consideration.
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES,

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mckee. OF Oak
street, CAV" "A very pleasant surprise
party in honor of their daughter
Genevieve. "n Wednesday evening. A
very enjoyable time was had by those
present and at Il seasonable hour re-
freshmcnts were served:
Those present We're: Misses Katie
Iynot, Jennie Duffy. Katie Devine
Sadie Lotus, Alice Mulchrone. Annie
Neary, Frances O'BOyle, Charlotte
Kane, Margaret Haggerty. Dorothy
Leonard, Kathleen O'Boyle Bella
Mulchrone; Messrs Edward Knight,
Mosey Clark, Thomas Kelley, Ed
ward Gibbons. William Cusick, Will
liam Saltry, John O'Malley Anthony
Barrett, Thomas Henry and John Fra
ncN.
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. Michael Gilroy.

Mr. Michael Gilroy. OF Alchbaid, passed away
at her nome in that borough yesterday morning
at O'Clock, after an Hines, OF several weeks
duration Deceased had been resident Of Arch
bald for many wears. She possessed many e,-
timabc qualities that endearrd her 10 a host Of
friends. She is survived by her husband Hon
NJ +. Giroy, and the following children: Mrs
Andrew Campbell, Scranton; Mrs. p, i. Cooli'
gan, Mrs. j. i. Walsh, Miss Sarah Gilroy and
W. j. Giroy oi Archibald.
The funeral will take place from the family
home Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Inter
u.unt in Archibald CrlnetrIy
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A Man TO the Rescue !
The Woman in Peril Rarely Finds
Help From Her Own Sex.

# Is in no wise to woman's discredit
that she is not professional life-saver.
We can only fancy her in the fireman's
helmet, in the crew of the life-boat, or
welding policemans club, at the loss
of some Of that fineness which is the
distinguishing quality of her sex. The
Molly Pitchers and Grace Darlings are
only examples of the sublime self-for-
getfnlncss OF women in great emer-
gencies.
It's much the same in other ways.
Women turn to the strength, skill and
Judgment OF men in the crises of life.
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stephen Evers and Miss Mary Agnes
Collins, well known young people. were
united in marriage at st. Patricks
Catholic church Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock by Rev. =. +. Lavelle.
The couple were attended by Miss
Mary Moyles and Michael Evers, a
brother OF the groom. They are now
enjoying a wedding trip through New
York state and upon their return will
reside in West Scranton.
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Early Morning Fire.

Shortly after . o'clock Yesterday
morning a barn on Throop street was
discovered to be on fire. The COM
panies responded To an alarm from
Box II and soon succeeded in eNtin-
gushing the flames.
The building was formerly owned by
James Quick, but is now the prop
erty of some building and loan asso-
citation. The damage amounted to
about 800, which, 1t Is said, is COW
cred by insurance, The fire appears
to have beeen of incendiary origin.
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which moves the people. He took for
his subject last night, mo Room for
Jesus" At the close Of his address,
four people presented themselves for
prayers and were converted.
Rev. Mr.. Williams has had conver-
slons every night since the meetings be-
gan. with the congregation increasing
every night. The subject for this even-
Ing Will be "The Prodigal Son" Every
body is invited to the services.
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Mrs. Catherine Kelley.

Mrs.. Catherine Kelley, aged years, wife Of
John Kelley, died yesterday afternoon st her
home corner OF orchard street and Stone ave-
nue.. Deceased was member OF the Third Or
der of St. Francis and the Rosary society of ST.
Peters cathedral
Funeral services will he held at the Cathedral
tomorrow morning at . o'clock. Intermcnt will
be made in the Cathedral cemetery.
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Euchre Party.

Miss Sarah Moran, of Hudson street,
gave a euchre party to her friends on
Wednesday evening In honor of her
cousin, Mr. j. f. Devine. The prizes
were won by Mr.. Patrick Judge OF
Of Binghamton, N. Y.
Those present were: The Misses
Agnes Laney, Margaret and Celia Clif-
ford, Celia Moran, Sarah and Mary
Devine, Agnes, Lizzie aud Nerah Ker-