The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-31
OPENING OF The JUBILEE
The Four Days Celebration Will
Begin Tomorrow with Special Ser
vices in the Churches-other Notes
of the Jubilee.

The four days celebration of Car
hondales fiftieth birthday anniversary
will he formally opened tomorrow with
special services in all Of the churches,
There will he sermons apropos Of the
Jubilee. and there will he special music
in several of the churches.
The services at the First Methodist
Episcopal church will be especially at
tractive. The pastor. Rev. A. F. chat
fee, has returned from his trip across
the continent and will preach at both
services. The choir will render choice
selections. and John r. Evans, of the
New England Conservatory of Music,
will preside a the organ.
The order of services will be as fol-
lows:
MORNING SERVICE.
Prelude and Fugue, No. SD. s. Bach
Hymn l54. Apostles Greed; prayer.
Anthem, praise Ye the Father
Gounod
Responsive reading; Gloria
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem. THE King of Love My
Shepherd Is" ..................S shelley
Organ Offertory, "Intermezzo,"
II. NJ. Durham
Hymn NO. iNS.
Sermon by the pastor,
Rev. A. F. Chaffee
Hymn No. 465,
BendiCtion.
Organ Processional.....H. NJ Dunhan
EVENING SERVICE.
Prelude and Fugue, No. Id. S. Bach
Hymn No. l26.
Prayer.
Anthem. Gloria" Twelfth Mass,
Mozar
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem, send Out Thy Light"
GounoC
Ofertory. Rock of Ages. r. F. Hager
Hymn No. IL.
Sermon by the pastor,
Rev. a. F. Chaffe,
Hymn No. ll6.
BenediCtion.
Organ Postlude op. l7..H. NJ. Dunhan
At the Presbyterian church the pas
tor, Rev. Charles Lee, will deliver
sermon apropos of the eve of the cele
bration.
Tomorrow night at midnight tn
pent-up spirits of the people will b
let loose, and there will be- a deafen
the dawn OF the city's birthday. Bell
will he rung, whistles will he blow
and canon will boom, until 1t wi
seem as IL the town was shaken.
THE FIRE ALARM TO DING-DONC
Chief of Fire Department McNult
and City Electrician p. II. Gillera
will have the fire alarm bell figure i
a novel way in the closing of the hal
century of the City's existence. A
flve minutes before midnight, they wi
cause the knocker to strike the nun
hsr 1851, the same as in sounding a
alarm. and 1901 when the midnigf
hour strikes.
The historical souvenir. which is
distinct feature of the jubilee, is q
sale and can be purchased for 80 cent
at Sahm's, B. A. Kelly, 4. W. ReS
nolds. J. W. Dmock and T. A. Wa
ker's stores.
A special meeting will be held
No. school today at p. m.
The pet lambs to be used in II
school parade are at Evans marke
on South Main street, and attra
much attention.
Subscription received yesterda
which are highly appreciated, ar
Rev w, A. German, $40; Rev. G.
Dixon, $40; j. OHearn, $40.
The members of w. II. Davies DOS
Grand Army of the Republic, will a.
pear in Mondays parade in a tally-l
,oach that will be quite a feature
he procession.
The pupils of the different schoo
are TO take the following positions
'orm the line Of march:
Pupils Of Central building, form ,
Seventh avenue and Terrace street.
Nos. l and . school, Spring sire,
between Salem and Seventh avenues
Nos. and 4 schools, Church sire,
between Seventh and Eighth avenu,