The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
pECKvILLE.

Thea home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Rodda, on Second street. above Co
lumbus avenue. Blakely. was yester-
day morning the scene of a very pleas
ant wedding. In the presence of rel
atives and friends. Rev. David Spencer.
y. D.. united John +. Ungenach. of
Iiobbie. and Miss Minnie. daughter of
the late Richard Massey. of Providence
An enjoyable wedding dinner was
served, after which Mr.. and Mrs. TN
Ermach started on their wedding tour,
bearing with them the heartest good
wishes. They will take up their home
in Scranton. on the West Side. where
the groom is engaged in business.
This programme Will he rendered in
the Presbyterian church Sunday:
Morning service-DoXology. invitation,
anthem, "The Lord Is Risen Today"
G. D. Rose; responsive reading. hymn
NO. ~, Scripture. response. Holy.
Holy Holy" solo. THE Angels Easter
Song" II. w. I'eck; prayer. offertory.
SOLO Miss y. Nerston: sermon, DR..
Moon; anthem. 1--WE Declare Unto You
Glad Tidinss," H. P. Danks; solo. Miss
Robertson. Evening service-Nolun-
tary, anthem, "Hhe Loveth." II. p.
Danks: invocation, hymn No. 2S6,
ladies' seXtette. Jesus Lives" F. J.
Barrett solo, He Is Risen." Mrs. Rob-
erts: anthem; "Christ Is Risen" w. b.
Goate; offertOry, piano. organ, violin
and cornet: solo, "The Resurrection,
Holden; anthem, Come In the Place
Where Jesus Lay" =. A. Scheucker:
sermon. double quartette. THE Lord
Is Rsen." ]. w. Lehman: anthem.
"Cbrist the Lord Is Risen" Adams;
benediction, postlude, "Triumrhal
March," Sopranos--Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
Dr. Van Dorm, Miss Carrie Best, Miss
Bertha Peck, Miss Alice Moon, Miss
Eta Peck, Miss Zina Eaton. TerorS-
II. w. Peck. Stanford Reese, Frank
Williams. Altos-Miss May Brundage.
Miss Maggie Eaton, Mrs. 'ock. Bassos
Howard Brundage. George Peck.
Chorister. II. w. Peck; violinist. How
ard Brundage: cornetist. w. Widow
field; organist. r. r. BENJAMIN; pian-
ist, Miss Myrtle Peck.
Mrs. S. II. Briggs is very i'll at the
home OF her son, Mrs. II. B. Briggs, of
Carbondale.
Albert Chapman. who is taking a
course at Wyoming seminary, is spend
ing Easter vacation with is parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman, of
Hickory street.
The rummage sale that is being car
ried on this week in the Brundage
building by the ladies' of the Baptist
church, still continues to draw large
crowds.
Joseph r. Bell has been acting III the
capacity of Il juror this week.
r. ]. Taylor is improving very slowly
from his recent severe illness.
The double Quartette of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Shay. assisted by
chorus of fifty voices. will render some
very fine Easter music at the services
Oh Sunday. Among the numbers is
solo entitled Peace, Troubled Heart"
and another selection, Death Is Hal
lowed Into sleep" by a quartette COM
posed of e.. ladies and gentlemen's
voices. The church will be decorated
very beautifully as 'arge number of
lilies and other plants Nave been pro-
cured. Miss Lena Gendall will go to
Dunnorc tonight to participate in
recital given by Professor Ernest Be-
ward.
Peckville Baptist church--Rev. J. s.
Thomas. pastor. Services tomorrow at
1880 a. m. and p. IN. At the morning
service the Lords supper will be OBJ
served. Evening subject. What the
Resurrection of Christ Has Done for
the World
The Wilson Hose company at "A meet
ing held Thursday evening decided To
attend in body the fair of the Par
sons Hose company, No. .. ut Par
sons. on Tuesday evening, April ..