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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-23

dent. j. D. Stocker: treasurer, William
Walker: Thomas \. Hendricks, f.. F.
Icdmunds, NJ. :. Collins, George Ed
munds. s. w. Cook and Attorney
Frank Stockcr
Lyman NJ. Howe, with his moving
pictures. is an attraction which viii
shortly attract a large number of peo-
pie to the Methodist Episcopal church.
on the occasion of his last visit few
months ago the church was filled.
Miss Lucy Bennett, OF Second street,
was taken seriously i'll last evening.
Mr.. Edward Spettigue, of Honesdale,
is visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Spettigue, Of Cemetery
street.
win Mellon has recovered sufficiently
from the operation he recently under
went in the hospital to be brought
home
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-23
OLYpHANT.

The Irving French company VII,
open n three nights engagement at the
Father Mathew opera house on Mon
day evening, when they will present ID
COmedy-drama, entitled "A Runaway
Wife" Prices, IL, 20 and 80 cents,
The last of a series of sermons on
the Life of Christ" with stereopticon
illustrations, will be given by a. V.
Bower of Scranton, at the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow evening,
Mrs. Frank Nichols was rendered u
pleasant birthday party on Thursday
evening, by a number of friends, at
her home on Dunmore street, MANY
ENJOYABLE diversions served to enter
tain the guests, after which delicious
refreshments were partakon OF. Mrs.
Nichols was presented with hand
some Morris chair The guests were:
Rev. and Mrs. James Hey Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Daley. Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Mayor, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. II. Himmel-
riech, MI and Mrs. Edmond Nichols,
Mrs. :, Nichols, Mrs. Frederick Maun-
der and Thomas Pitch.
Mrs. : y. calender and daughter,
Miss Grace Calender, spent yesterday
with Mrs. Edward Jones, in Blakely.
Ellen, the lltlle uauBntei OF MT. ana
Mrs. William Watkins, of Susquohanna
street, gave "A birthday party yester-
day afternoon. There was "A large
gathering of little folks, who enjoyed
themselves immensely playing games
until about 4 o'clock, when supper was
served, The young hostess was the re-
cipicnt of many pretty gifts,
Miss Nora Gcrrity, Of Providence,
visited friends in town yesterday.
T.. \. Ferguson left yesterday for
Boston, Mass. whore he will engage in
business.
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pECKVILLE.

The grand concert given by the
Schu OF Song IN the Methodist Epis-
cOpai church ON the 10Th inst, was
well attended and from the attention
and applause of the audience, highly
appreciated. The school has been un-
der the musical direction of Proi.
Clark = Thomas for the past three
months, and the singing of solos also
the grand chorus efforts showed me
musical progress. The chorus, Night
Lovely Night" was-rcndered with fine
effect, giving the soft and forte eN-
preston with andante movement
Daughter OF Zion" with full. round
chorus. showing development OF power
o ftone. then gliding to faint pian-
lssimo by the Quartette stationed at
the opposite side of the church. In
Good Night. FAREWELL the sustain
ing power of tone was developed win
pronounced emphasis. The solo in this
chorus was sung by Miss Florence
Taylor. Her voice rang out Ike "a sil-
yer bell and as clear as a bird, snow
ing fine ability as a singer. Miss JeS-
sic StearnS, i'm her recitation, 1ne
Low Back car" gave fine eXhibl-
ton of her elocutionary powers; hcr
pOiSe gestures, cnunciation, with grace
of movement, was very entertaining
to the audience. She was accompanied
by a low murmuring chorus, with OBJ
lig&tO. and the effect was beautiful.
To hear the great Violinist Mons. f.
Nanderycken is to have superior
musical treat seldom enjoyed. His
tones on his grand violin is reNe-
Iation of musical power and beauty,
while his teChniC, rhrasnG ana cdre-
full expression holds his audience fairly
entranced with the delicate and pow
erful rendering of his classical srlcc-
tions. Prof. Ernest EOvard, Of Dun
more. and Miss Lena Gendlll per-
! form ed piano duet with good move
mont. Prof. Bovard showed oNcelleht
! ability IN his piano solos ana brilliant
! tCchnir. MI George f., shay, the
/ leader of the Methodist Episcopal
| choir. also of the Keystone Double
uuartctte, which gave one selection,
| sang "SIghnE tor Thee with voice
! of tenor excellence, full of music VI
| bration and being accompanied by
chorus, was treat, The solos by
Messrs. Joseph English Stanley
! Evans. Harmon SitgraYcs with violin
ublgato by Mrs. Frank Budd, Misses
! Gcraldinc Sitgravcs. Elsie StearnS, and
| the solos sung by the rtch alto OF MIS-
| George stevens, made very interest
ing musical programme. Mrs Myrtle
! Siebert Was the aCconpanlst, aud IN
! the difficult selections she gave evil
dencc of skilled artist upon the
pianotortc. The School Of Song Is to
| be congratulated upon lis fine ability,
and Prof Thomas upon the grand
manner in which the school sustained
| him.
| II. W. Peck, leader of the Presby-
tcrian choir, was treated 10 pleasant
surprise Thursday evening at the close
Of the prayer meeting. The pastor in
behalf of many friends, presented him
Il substantial sum of money in gratc-
full recognition OF his able services in
| the department of church music.
Though surprised, he responded hap
PLY and was warmly congratulated
| by all present,
Services in The PRESBYTERIAN church
| Sunday at 1890 II, m, ana y, m, Rev,
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Will Inaugurate Lecture Course in
Their Hall Next Friday.

The lecture course of the Sons of
Temperance, which had To be post
poned for various reasons last week.
will be inaugurated on next Friday
evening, when the Rev. a. +. Chaffee,
pastor of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church, will speak on "China and
Confucius." subject to which the rev.
erend gentleman has devoted much
study.
ON Wednesday, April 10, Rev. Chas.
Lee, of the First Presbyterian church,
will deliver an address on the theme
of MATES and Mating" A musicale,
the date of which will be announced
later, will conclude the course.
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Carbonda1e Department.

pressionablc reporter of the paper
nearly died from her experience. The
picture printed yesterday and said to
be the "Kinnie' home bears "A remark
able resemblance to the bottling estab-
lishment on Tenth avenue, which was
nearly burned down a few months ago.
II is not at all improbable that this Is
q sort of headquarters for spirits y
but Of another kind. But II is a stroke
of enterprise on the part of the re-
porter.
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A Poser.

Say. stranger" asked a middle-aged
man yesterday afternoon of w. j. Rob-
erts, the newspaper men, "can you tell
me where around here railroad man
lives who was a widower and married
a widow whose last husband was a
widower?"
''If you could tell me his name" sug-
gested the courteous dealer In con-
densed wisdom, II might be able to
help you"
why. I don't know his name I
thought maybe you might have read
about 1t in the papers when he mar
ried her, four or five years ago"
Mr.. Roberts was forced TO acknowl-
edge that his memory was rather dim
regarding this interesting event, and
the stranger strolled down South Main
street, meditating.
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Another Murphy,

Louis Westa, representing Klaw Il
Erlanger, was in this city on Thurs
day. making arrangements for the ap-
pearance here next week of Tim MUIR
ply. This will be Tins first appear
ance In Carbondale. Joseph Murphy.
John Murphy, Mark Murphy and other
stranger Murphys, not counting the
seventy-odd residents of the city who
bear that name. have been seen here,
but never this coming star. who is to
depict "A Bachelors Romance"
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THE MOCK TRIAL.
A Great Array of witnesses--A Lady
Jury.

The mock trial TO be given at the
Central school building on Tuesday
evening will hc quite An event. Below
will he found the names of all who viii
appear in the action. \ novelty Will
he tho appearance of "A jury composed
of MrYen ladies, with foreman of the
masculine gender. The papers in the
case are:
Accusation--A true bill found against
Mr.. Robert Mcakcr and Mr.. Robert
Gardner, accused of robbery TO othe
amount OF $1,000 and valuable papers
from the safe of the Carbondale school
board, on the night of December 81, in
the year nineteen hundred, in the city
Of Carbondale, county of Lackawanna
commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Grand Jury.
Joseph Glennon, Foreman.
Judge. Val Law; attorneys for prose-
cution, w. Lotus. f. Fitzpatrick; attor-
ncys for defendant W. Swigcrt H..
Coleman; foreman of the jury, Joseph
Glennon; gentlewomcn of the jury,
Alice Box, Hattie Burke, Laura Dix,
Nellie Crocker. Hattie Dolph, Anna
Dmmick. Gertrude Graham, Helen
Mehan, Jessie Matthews, Mary Will
Jams, Margaret White: sheriff, John
Murrin; court crier, Matthew Conner;
witnesses for defense, Delbert Cramer.
Irving Dix, Mary Glennon, Hattie Me
Lean, Marie Graham, John Burke :;
witnesses for prosecution. Minnie Fin
ncran, Roderick y. Gillis, Mary Kelly,
June fitzpatrick, Joseph LOTUS, Laura
Histed.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP-
plication will he made TO the Governor u
PENNSYLVANIA, on the 10Th day OF March, A. y.
1901 by Cyrus d. Jones, G. +. Reynolds. Charles
Schlagcr, T.. y. Sturges, John T. Richards, T. G.,
Won Storch. Samuel Samter, Richard O'Brien NJ.
j. Iealcy, W. q. Fulton, C. 5. Woolworth, VI.
+. Carter, Thomas Spraguc, and Others, undci
the Act of the General Assembly of Pennsyl.
yania entitled "An Act for the Incorporation and
regulation OF banks OF discount ana deposit
approved the 18th day of May, 1876, and the sev-
eral supplements thereto, for charter for an
intended banking corporation to be located in
scranton, Pa, to be called "The Peoples Bank
with a capital stock OF One Hundred THOUSAND
Dollars (SlOO,0O0) the character and object ot
which are to do a general banking BUSINESS, AMI
shall have the power and may borrow or lcnI
money for such period as they may deem proper
may discount bills of exchange foreign or dones-
tic promissory notes other negotiable papers
and the interest may be received in advance and
shall have the right to hold in trust as collat-
cral security for loans advances discounts, e>-
tatcs, real. personal and mixed, including III,
notes bonds. obligations accounts OF tho
United states, individuals or corporations, aud
TO purchase collect and adjust the same and to
dispose thereof for the benefit of the corporation,
or for the payments of the debts security tor
which the same may be held, and for these pur-
poses to have, possess and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges of said Act Of Assembly
and supplements thereto.
ARTHUR DUNN, Solicitor.
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An Ideal Site.

Another site for the Carnegie library
building has been offered. or will be
offered to the city. The Clune proper
ty, at the corner of sixth avenue and
Church street, almost opposite Memo
rial Park and right in line with the
handsome churches of the city, would
make an ideal site, and it's owner, John
Clune, would sell the property to the
city at reduction of from 81 900 to
$1,000 of its real value, in order to help
the project. 1t has "A frontage of 133
feet in the most desirable portion of
the town.
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A Wilkes-Barre Circus.

tarbondale may have a circus per-
formance early this year. The Charles
Lee Great London show will open in
Wilkes-Barre on May /. 1t has been
organized in that city during the past
winter by Price & Honeywell who are
the business managers. 1t is to be a
railroad show and considerable part
of the equipment including wagons.
was manufactured In that city. The
performers have nearly all been en-
gagged and a good-szed menageric has
been collected.
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party of young people of this city.
composed of the Misses May Rutan,
Carrie Honey. Minnie Utley. Ros .
Chubb, Ida Doolittle, and Messrs. John
Moyles, Fred Gleason, Ora Lee. Kirk
Lee, George Eaton, Conrad WeibeI. Os-
car Cole. Harry .lolph and Joseph Ut
ley, went to Clifford on Thursday night
to help celebrate the birthday of Phil
ander Lee, 4 young man popular nnrc.
whose home Is in Gin ord.
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A Guessing Social.

The Ladies Aid society of the Be-
rean Baptist church held a cake sup
per last evening at the home of Mrs.
T.. II. Stone, on Birkett Terrace. \
novel feature of the occasion was that
every lady donating a cake had to
wear some object signifying the kind
OF pastry she had furnished. The one
guessing correctly the greatest number
will receive a prize.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-23

Dr. Moon, pastor. Subject in morning,
"The Supernatural Darkness: evening.
Redemption Finished" All welcome.
+. i. Benjamin. q, NJ. Pierce and
William Mclaughlin spent yesterday
at the Olyphant reservoir cunning for
ducks. AS there were no ducks i'm
sight the party passed the afternoon
shooting at a mark
The youngest child of Mr., and Mrs.
John Griesdal is seriously i'll.
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Going to Harrisburg.

City Solicitor Stuart will leave this
city on Monday evening for Harris
burg to appear before a senate COM
mittee i'm support of the bill valida ting
the recent pavement ordinances of the
city. Attorney Partridge. of Scranton.
will appear for the property owners
abutting the new pavements, who wish
the measure defeated.
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church, North
Church street, near sixth avenue--Rev.
Charles Lee, pastor; residence. sc
North Church street. Sunday services,
1890 IA. m. and 73O p. M; weekly pray
er meeting on Thursday evening at 80
o'clock.
Second Presbyterian--Rev. William
Hollinshad will preach in the afternoon
after Sunday school.
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Roman Catholic.

Church of st. Rose de Lima, North
Church street opposite Park place
Rev, Thomas f. Coffey, rector: resi-
dence, 6 North Church street Assist
ants, Rev. John Dixon and Rev. Wal
ter German.
Church of Our Lady of Mount Car
mel. Fallbrook street-Rev. O. $. Ger
ruti, rector. Services at and 1890 IA.
m. sunday,
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ing at his home here the past week
returned to Carbondale Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. David Grifiths and daughter.
Ethel, of Carbondale. visited at the
home of ID. NJ. Grifliths and wife, of
Main street on Sunday. Mrs. y. !
ODonnell, of Lackawanna street. re-
turned home a few days ago after
visiting friends al Carbondale.- Oily
phant Record
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CHIEF WILKINS TO BE HERE.
The Grand Senior Conductor to Pay
Friendly Visit.

&. II. wilkins, chief of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, with the
title of grand senior conductor, will be
III this city today for the purpose of
paying friendly visit to the railroad
erS who make Carbondale their head
quarters. He was i'm Wilkes Barre yes
terday and tomorrow he will make IA
trip TO Scranton.
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| Office
! BURKE
! BUILDING
THE PEOPLES EXCHANGE

A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Bcnc-
n Mt Of All Who Have Houses 20 Rent. Real
Estate or Other Property to Sell ~ Exchange, or
Who Want Situations or IIcp--Thcsc Small hd-
refreshments Cot One Cent a Word, SIX inset
tions for Five Cents a Word-ENccpt stui'pns
Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free.
s.~>~~~-~J-y,~ - .----.~.-.-~s
FURNISHED ROOoM NIrH BOARD Ar MRS;
Wcbb's, l7 Lincoln avenue; also table hoarl
can be- obtained 10y the week or month.
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Legislators in Town.

representatives McTighe and Ha-
worth, of the legislative committee on
appropriations, were in the city yes
terday examining the public institu-
tions for which an appropriation is
asked. In the afternoon they visited
the Emergency hospital. They said
that they considered the institution in
a first class condition, but did not COM
nit themselves as to whether they
thought the appropriation of 1900
asked for would be granted.
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Congregational.

First Congregational church, corner
Eighth avenue and South Church
street-Rev. NJ c. Elliot pastor, Sab
bath services, 1890 a. IN. and 7.30 p IN. !:
sunday school, . p. m; Y. P. S. c. f..
6.45 p, m; prayer service, Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock. Evening SER
mon by Rev. II. L. Peabody. At 3.45
p. m. Mr.. Peabody will conduct a SER
vice for men only. \ cordial invitation
is given to the public to attend any and
all of these services.
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In a Critical Condition.

The condition OF Clyde. the son of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Whitfield. ot
South Washington street, is reported
to ne very critical He is suffering
from hemrIrhages of the head and an
enlargement of the heart, a develop
ment OF the grip.
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Musical Services Tomorrow.

Tomorrow evening the choir of the
First Congregational church will repeat
the anthem, "Hark. Hark! My Soul"
which was received with such delight
last Sunday evening. Miss Edith Ben
son, of Scranton, who is becoming "A
favorite here, will be heard in her solo
work at the evening service also.
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AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY
Methodist.

FIRST Methodist Episcopal church.
North church street. near Salem ave-
nue-Rev. \. F. Chaffee, pastor: resi-
danCe, IS Terrace street. Love feast at
. a. m; 1890, sacrament of the Lords
supper. Presiding Elder Rev. j. f.
Warner will be present. Preaching by
the pastor at 80 p. m.
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Mr.. Reeves Promoted.

Robert Reeves, one of The most cap
able insurance men in town, who has
been connected with the Prudential In
surance company for some time, has
just received notice of his promotion.
He will remove to Connellsvile. Pa.
about April /, where he will assume
charge Of that district
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TO TIE noLpERs OF BONDS NrMBER;

seven (O, eight (s). forty,onc an and
forty.six (i6) Of the Colicry Engineer Company,
being the bonds bearing date October 1st, 1890,
and secured by trust mortgage Of that dat,
Please Take Notice that in pursuance Of The
provisions of the said bonds and the trust mort.
gage given to secure the same, the bonds
numbered above have been drawn by lot Tor
payment on the hrst day of April, 1901, and yoi
are hereby notified that the same will he paid
on the first day Of April, 1901 at the Lacka-
wanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company. Trustee
named in the trust mortgage above referred 10,
together with interest coupons attached thereto
and remaining unpaid and that interest will
cease after the said date.
THE COLLIERN ENGINEER COMPANY.
Scranton, Pa, February 25th, 1901.
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Baptist.

Berean Baptist church, corner Lin
coin avenue and North Church street
Rev. II. j. Whalen, d, D., pastor; resi-
dence, 33 Lincoln avenue. sunday SER
vices, 1890 a. m. and 7,3O p. m; mid
week services, Thursday, 7.3O p. m,
Young Peoples society of Christian
EndeaVor meets Sunday at $50 p. m,
Sunday school al IL IN,
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In yesterdays edition of The North
American appeared a picture alleged
to be the photo of the house where a
Mrs. John Kinnie" is reported to have
been choked by the ghost of her hus-
band, and who, according to the i'm
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A Return Date.

George Elliott Fax, the humorist,
who was so much enjoyed at the First
Congregational church on Wednesday
evening, will in all probability revisit
the city, as a return date has been en-
gagged.
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Post Lenten Dance.

The Recherche Social club is making
arrangements for pOst-Lenten dance
to be held Immediately after Easter.
Preparations are being made for an
auSpiCious event.
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Conferred Black Degree.

At the regular conVoCation of Temple
commandery, No. PCS, Ancient Orde,
knights of Malta, held in Cambran
hall last evening, the black degree was
conferred on a number of candidates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-23

ID. c. Benscoter, veteran engineer
on the Delaware and Hudson railroad,
is i'll at his home on Church street.
and fears are entertained that an oper-
alton may be necessary.
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Constable's Sale.

Constable l.. j. Neary conducted "a
sale of the property of Edward James.
the Park place dye man, yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Attorney Gra-
mer was the principal bidder Only
S36 so was realized.
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Started Home,

Postmaster Thomas left Hot Springs,
Ark. on his return trip Thursday. He
goes south to Galveston, Texas, and
comes from thence to New York by
water
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Meetings. Tomorrow.

st. Joseph's cadets,
Order of Railway Conductors. No.
lS6,
81. Boniface society
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For Men Only.

At 3,i5 tomorrow afternoon the Rev.
II. l.. Peabody will conduct a service
for men only. a cordial invitation is
given 10 the public TO attend this SER
vice.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-23

Fred Hubbard. of the Delaware and
Hudson locomotive shop, has been
transferred to the Main street machine
shop, where he has been given charge
of one of the new lathes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-23

n surprise party was given to Ed
ward Ludwig, at his home on Terraca
street, on Thursday evening. Games
and music were indulgcd in. Refresh
ments were served al II O'Clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-23
A Scranton Death.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald. of
South Main street, have been called to
Scranton to attend the funeral of Mrs
McDonald's brother-in- law, John Nc
Nerney
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His Leg Crushed,

Charles Lamb is lying at his home in
simpson, suffering from Il badly
crushed leg received by being caught
between two mine cars at the North
west Colliery
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Thimble Tea.

Mrs. Mary Crane and Miss Crane are
entertaining Il number of lady friends
at their home on Lincoln avenue this
afternoon at a thimble tea.
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Meetings Tonight,

Court Golden Eagle, No. H. Fores-
ters of America,
Diamond lodge, No 2G Shield of
Honor.
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Lutheran.

First (St, Paul's )Lutheran church
Church street-Rev, f, Ehringer, pas
tor. Fifth Sunday in Lent. Sabbath
school, 9.30 a. m; services, 1890 a. ID.
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A Teacher Ill,

Miss Name brennan, a teacher in the
Fell township schools, is i'll at her home
on Belmont street.
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Episcopal.

Trinity Protestant Episcopal church,
5S River street-Rev. r. \. Sawyer,
rector: residence, 62 River street
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Washery Washing. A..

The Racket Brook washery of the
Delaware and Hudson is again in op-
Grafton,
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At the Opera House.

Today--"Thc Two Sisters"
Tonight-"Uncle Sam In China"