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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-07
THE REFEREE ASSAULTED.
One Of brakes Men Hits w. r. Lane
Vicious Blow,

a Vicious Blow.
Des Moines, Oct IAN unfortunate
incident occurred at the close of the
game Sat urday evening. which was Wit
messed by hundreds. Just after the game
"a man wearing the Drake uniform and
identified by half dozen witnesses as
iGrasser, q member of the regular Drake
team. hut who was out of the game be-
cause of injuries received in a recent
practice game, struck Referee w II.
Lane a fist blowsin the back of the neck.
Lane fell to the ground. In an instant
the field was a seething mass of humans
ity and Lane ws,s surrounded by Officers
Pickering, Miller and Bean and County
Superintendent Brenton and literally
pushed thru the. crowd.
The incident Was thu autnnsas II Ala
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-07

sentiment against MIR. Lane which
cropped out in the early stages of the
game. The Drake eleven was frequently
penalized and as frequently the Drake
rooters raised the hue and cry of unfair
treatment. During the last half of the
game Drake had the ball on Grlnnell's
eighty-yard line. and at exactly the
same Identical spot each time, only los
ing It on three downs. After the ball
was lost the last time but few moments
of play remained. Grinnell. by end
runs and tackle smashing BY Collins
and Welker. soon carried the ball to the
forty-yard line. Just moment before
time was called the ball was in posses
sion of Evan Evans. Grinnells right
half back, who made run to the norm
side of the field, near the north bound
AIRY. where he was tackled, and called
down"
According to the information fur
nished by eye-witnesses Bacon. the
Drake quarter snatched the ball out OF
Evans arms and ran for the GrinneH
goal, two Drake men serving interfer-
ence. Up to that time the score was
to 5 in favor of Grinnell and the touch
down by Bacon would have given Drake
the game by a score of 10 to 6. Referred
Lane was standing near Evans whe,;
the ball was secured by Bacon, and blew
his whistle, thus announcing that
down had been called. The run by Ba..
con-. therefore. counted naught for
Drake.
The Game.
Des Moires, Oct. 1.-THE Drake-Grin-
nell football game Saturday night re-.
suited in a score of 6 to 5 in favor of
Grinnell. The score for both sides was
made in the first half. Grinnells score
was made by touchdown, while Drake
scored on a drop kick by Clark. Drake
has herself to blame for the defeat. Dur
ing the last half she had the ball on
Grinnell's eighty-yard line three times.
and in exactly the same identical spot
each time, and in each instance Grim
rell held Drake for three downs. AND
this was comparatively easy to do as
Drake resorted to line smashing ex-
clusively, and forsook either the end
runs or tackle plays with which she had
been making good gains. Neither side
played snappy ball, and the game was
somewhat disappointing to the audience
in that the individual players could not
be ascertained during the progress OF
the different plays.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-07
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-07
stanhope Notes.


Special to Times Republican.
Stanhope, Oct MIR. and Mrs. John
Maxwell have returned from an extend
ed visit in California. They are remod-
cling their home.
Jacob Funk is having Goose Lake
drained. The work will cost about sS,-
900. but after the land is well drained 1t
will be worth about $4,000.
New pastors are to occupy the pulpits
of the Methodist and Christian churches
soon. Rev. Pendell and Rev. Wright
have many warm friends here. They
and their amiable families will be
missed.
stanhcpe is to have lecture course
this winter, conduced by the business
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thoreson, Miss
Freda Westburg, Miss sogard and Mrs.
Swanson will attend carnival at Des
Moines this week.
Miss Roskopf of Marshalltown is Wis
ting at the home of Joseph Baltz,
northeast of town.
Charles Marshall. who lives north OF
town. has rented his farm and will
spend the coming year in Decatur, Ill.
We have new general store IN town.
The firm is Jenkins & Jenkins.
We understand that George LIE Valley
has sold his stock farm north of town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-21
POOR BOARD MEETING.
Number of Gases Heard by the
Directors.

The poor board met yesterday at 2
o'clock in the city hall. There were
few applications for assistance. Mrs.
n. j. Size of Bellevue was deserted by
her husband three months ago and has
never supported the family since. She
had him arrested before Alderman
Meyers of the Second ward for deser-
tion, but he has not done anything
about it vet. She was not supported by
the board.
Mrs. Patrick Kelly, II Slick street
said her husband has not worked in
six weeks on account of illness. The
case was referred to Mr.. Fuller OF her
district a
Mrs. Sarah Kelley, of Locust street
was admitted to the Hillside home for
the winter
Mrs. Charles Price of Frink street
asked for aid saying her household
goods had been held for rent. She
asked that the board appropriate some-
thing for her to start housekeeping un-
til her husband obtains work. She re-
ceived no support from the board.
Frank Shultz, of South Washington
avenue. Patrick Ruddy of Prince street.
and John Downie We're admitted to the
Hillside home for the winter. The APP
preparation of ST, ,OOS from the state was
received yesterday.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

An application was made to the courl yesterday
Tor i charter tor the Dunmoge Accidental Funt
OF NJ. mines. ninInore. The subscribers are y
+. O'forl, James Smith, Bernard Sweeney, Micn
acl Langan and John Mctilonc, all Of Dunmorc
Bridget Kilgannon and Sarah Kilgannon yester
day filed q hill in equity against Patrick Hca!ey.
The parties live in ClrbOndale and their proper.
ties are reached by an irregular lane. This lane
il is alleged, iiealey has fenced up and the con-,
is asked Ia compel him 10 remove the fence.
Philip Boo', oi this city, who was arrested u
a charge oi threatening 10 kill his vie, was lh
nittcd 10 bail Yesterday by Judge Kelly in ,lp
sum oi 300 Warren 7. Wells became his bop'!,
man. C',l Endger OF Peckville, charged vita ~
saultng his wife, was also admitted 10 bail n
the same amount. Paul Shinsky became uii
bondsman.
In the estate of Peter Webbcr late OF scranton
letters oi administration were Yesterday grsn'cS
10 Joseph r. Woclkcrs.
Attorney Layton Martin shoch Was ycstcrii.
appointed administrator oi the estate al George
Ia Bar. late OF this city, and letters or admins
ration We're granted to him by deputy Rcglsie
Of Wills koehcr
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First Presbyterian Church.

most elaborate programme of
music mas been arranged for the
christmas services AT the First Presby-
terrain church and will excel all former
erorts. AT the evening service "A ben,i-
tlful caniata. The Coming of the
King by Dudley Buck, will be given
IN full by n chorus OF nearly forty
voices and Baucr's tull orchestra. No
pains have been spared to make the
music suit the occasion, and also main
tam the high standard of excellence
which has been the choristers constant
aim, Mr.. j. Il. Watkins promises an
those who visit The First Presbyterian
church q rare musical treat. Every
body Is cordially welcomed: free pews
and ushers in attendance. The names
OF the singers whom Mr.. Watkins has
secured are as follows;
Soplanos- MIS- T.. r. Chase. NIr,. ". l. u,,.
vcy, Mrs. Joseph 0'Ircn, Mrs. NJ. d. Bnnd,ge.
Mrs G. d, Bates, Miss Many 4. inland Miss
Jessie Bristlcy, Miss Lynda Jones
i. ContIiltos-Mrs. W. II. logan Mis-. Lnvton
Martin schooh, Mis-. j. Y, Wltklns Mrs. W. r.
HUNTER Miss May kingshny Mis- Kathryn t;ib.
hons. Miss Jane 4. slcicr
lenolS-Dard stephens, T.. J. Sicbecker Geo
w. Dewitt NJ. ID. W. u. Evans. WIN T. Jones
Thomas Thomas Walter Jones' Nj Cunningham
Bassos--lsiac Post, W II Jessup. H., James
Dickson, Alfred J lImbrr, Illrolu Battin, .Iam,s
y, Watkins, W. \. Garry e, NJ. Florey, Win
". Watkins
orglnist. Florence II, Richmond
Orchestra, r. J. Bauers.
Director, j. T. Waikn,
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NEW YORK LADIES TRIO.
Three Clever Young Ladies Appeared
at r. r. Y. M. C. A.

The third entertainment in the Splen-
did course being given this season at
the Railroad Young Mems Christian
association rooms was conducted last
night iii the presence of II large audi
ence. Three young ladies, comprising
the New York Ladies' Trio, We're the
entertainers. and it was q most delight
full nights amusement that they fur
nishcd their audience with.
Miss Edyth Hirchmann is the singer.
and is possessed of a wonderfully full
and resonant soprano voice, which was
heard to especial advantage in II beau
tiful love song by Albert Robyn, en-
titled YOU" Miss Agnes NJ. Taylor,
who is ii mOnologist and reader of great
versatility, alternately moved the audi
ence to laughter and tears with her
recitations and representations.
The other member of the trio, Miss
Lillian BENDER Is vOlinist of rare
skill.
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Al the Dunnore Methodist Episcopal
church. the Rev Charles Henry New
ing. pastor. services will be at 1890 H..
III and $50 p. IN. The pastor will
preach at both services. The sermons
will be appropriate for the season.
Glass meeting at 11.45 Il. M: Sunday
school at $50 y. M: prayer service at
$50 p. M. Sunrise prayer meeting on
Christmas morning from to O'clock
Sunday school Christmas exercises.
Wednesday evening. The following is
the special Christmas music for Sum
day mornings service:
Prelude. No. 10. ..................R. X. Scilumi
Anthem, "Thc NItiv;y' Adams
OiFcrtory. ''Scrcnadc' .............M. Mosskows'd
Postludc, Andante Nc. " ..............H. Lickner
EtEEING.
Prelude. Melody Rubltist.ln
Anthem, 80 Holy Night ............W. T. f;Hc
Oncrtory Nocturnc John "o|l
Postludc. Christmas march. T.. Battman
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Providence M. E. Church.

In the Providence Methodist Episco-
pal church, Rev. q. a. Cure pastor. the
following programme will be rendered
on Sunday:
MORNING SERVICE, 1850.
rFsiu" I'D y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bach
Miss Belle Green.
DoXolo9y and Psalm.
!lymn--"Ioy to the World"
Prayer
Anlhem-"tdeo Ahont' ...,...,,...,.,...G .Gahli,l
= Bloadhent' Mis-, Cousins and Choir.
ohertofy ....,..,.,.,,.,.,.,,.,,,,,, Fnglemann
Miss Green
Notices.
Duc;-~"Lift Your Glad Voices. ..,.... .scunrrler
pSui and Mrs. Cousins.
LYNN. "Brgtest and Best"
sermon, The Da,sprmg f,am on iigh."
lynn "Jesus shall Reign"
Bcncdiclion and Pniludc
Epworth League AT di5; topic, "Our Gifts to
Our King Eliza Guest leader
EVENING SERVICE. I.3O
Prelude-A Pastoral ,.,........,,...,.....Ha Handel
Part OF Choral Cantata The Hope OF the
"ollu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. >rhneCher
(a) Ring Forth Se Bells"
(bl "Angels 10 the shepherds "
Ofcrtory.
(c) Baritone Solo--"Ihe Lowly Babr,'
,. Broadhcn,.
Hymn. When Mar,haled ON The Nigatly
Plain"
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Green Ridge Presbyterian.

Al the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church. Rev. Isaac j. Lansing. pastor.
the large choir of the church will rem
der the following Christmas music. to-
morrow:
Awake. Put on Thy strength rrothc.uc
Miss Martin. Mrs. rt'man. Mr. WiLkc.
Nj pillng and CHOIR.
''Wc Have Seen His star .......... Edwin Glare
Miss Martin and Choir.
"Prncc of Peace Observation-Disclosures Ne, in
Miss Edith Martin, Miss Elsie Powell,
Mr. W. e. Conrad. Mr.. A. Pilliag
"Christmas Brings Our Sa, iour Home . Nlar,s
pcthichem ..'............ .......,..S .Sthnc@tor
Mr.. \. Filling.
Ihe shepherds ...........J II. lIcrhrrt
"Thc Hush oi Night Had Fallen. w. II. spence
Mr. Wnkc, MIR. Filling and Choir
Soprnos--Miss Edith Martin, Mrs. !. G.. Winkc
Miss Jessie Polllalnus, Mrs. \. Pling. Miss
Elizabeth parke. Miss Clare Van Clcci, Miss
Jessie Civcll, Miss Ethel Shoemaker. Mis-; Lizzie
Palmer.
Altos--Alrs G. r. Uthman. Miss Glare Me.
meyer. Miss Minnie Peek. Miss Elsie Powell,
Miss Hattie Gunstcr.
Tcno,s-C. J. Winkc W. c. Conrad c. Is.
stafford.
Bassos--\. plling. C. kirkpatrick, C.. 7. suy.
der, +. Guister
'rganist, Miss Salomc Becker
Choir master. G. Fred Whttcmorc
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STREET CAR DERAILED.
Ran Down West Lackawanna Ave-
nue. Hill Into an Engine.

Car No, lo7, OF the South Main
avenue line, in charge OF Conductor y.
I.ohman and Motormun |, II, kirkAn-
dali, ran into u switch engine, which
VAS standing on the West Lacka-
wanna avenue crossing, Thursday night
al II o'clock, and was badly damaged
The motorman took the car down
the hill, but found himself unable 10
stop il at the crossing and it ran di-
rectly into the locomotive The front
platform was badly smashed and the
car was thrown from the track, re-
uuiring the wreck car to place it back
again. Neither the motorman or con-
duCtor was injured.
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mic, assstan, orsanist. Following is
the order of service:
Prelude Tor organ. Noel" ......... Dudley Bt"t
7. NJ. Chan.c.
Hymn to! choir and col g,cyltiou. "Whiln
Shepherds Watched Thr, Fccls" .Sullivr
Prayer.
Reading from the Pslltcr.
Glora-Anthrn,. "Brightcs, aud hest Of the
Sons of the Morning .................Hrck
Quattcttc ami choir.
Cantata-'Tbc Comm. OF the King
PROPHECY
Soprano solo so. Jerusalem Miss Susan Black
ADVENT.
Anthem, Awake. Awake Pat on Thy
Strength, Zion" .... .Quartcttc and choir
Duet, ''IIe Shall Feed His Flock
Misses Black and taragan
THE ANuNCIATlON.
Alto solo, "rie Angel Gabriel Was sen, from
Cod .....................Mi Miss Liza Cnlaran
Tenor solo. "lIail, Hail. Thou Ar, Highly
ACROSS TIE DESERT.
Chorus of mems voices. "Wc March Through,
the Night"
Trio of mems voices. 1--WE Three Kings of
Orient Are
Messrs. Gippcl, Morgan and lIollis,cr.
THE PLAINS OF BETHLEHEM.
Trio of womcn's voices. "And There Were in
That Same County Shepherds -
Misses Black. Garagan and Salmon.
Tenor solo. "Fear Not .......... Thomas GIppal
Anthem, GLORY to God in the Highest"
Quartettc ard choir.
Hymn for choir and congregation. ''lTart the
Herald Angels Sing ........... .Mande'ssoIn
THE VIRGINS LULLABY.
Alto solo. .Sleep My Jesus. Miss Liza ;iiragan
Scripture reading and remarks. Rev. j. i. Rankin
THE ADORATION.
Soprano solo, 'Thcy Presented Unto Him
Gifts ....................Mis Miss Susan Black
Chorus OF mems voices. "Thcy Departed Into
Their Own Country"
ADES'rE FlDELES.
Anthem 80 Come All fc Faithtul"-
Qiartet,c. choir and congregation.
Bcncdiction
Organ postlude. "Allcluia' ............... Dubois
Miss Mabel RenMc.
MEMBERS OF CHOIR.
Sopra,ios--Miss Susan Black. Mrs. \. Il. lpi>tcr,
Miss May Guernsey. Miss Lena Rcichart.
Altos--Misj Liza Garae..n, Miss Anna Salmon,
Miss Bertha Guernsey. Miss Nellie Drake.
Tcnois--rhomas Giprcl. Robert Johnson. W. ].
Torcy, John ItohcrGk.
Bassos-MoSes Morgan. Eall HOLSTER. r. ".
kellow.
Qmrtctto--Miss SUSAN BLACK, soprano; M>,i
Liza Garagan, alto: Tl!onlS Gippci. tenor;
Moses Morgan haSSo.
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MUSIC TEACHERS MEETING.
Sessions Will Be Held at Reading,
Dec. 30, 27 and 20.

Tho twelfth annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania state Music Teachers as
sociation will he held December u. y
and IS, at Reading. Pa. This meeting,
under the presidency of Edward A..
Berg, promises to be one of the most
successful and interesting i'm the his
tory of the association
1t is desired that every progressive
musician, whether professional or anna
teur, in lhckawanna county tand es-
pecially those in ScrantOn) will become
active members of the association
Miss :. Louise Hardenbergh, vice.
president for Lackawanna county, will
gladly furnish any desired information
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Second Presbyterian Church.

The Christmas praise service OF the
'econd Presbyterian church will be held
sabbath evening. The beautiful can
alta by Dudley Buck, The Coming OF
he King" will be given by the quar-
'ette and choir. with organ accompanl-
hient. The service will be in charge of
Rev j. J, Rankin. J. NJ. Chance. or
ganist and director; Miss Mabel Ren,
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DELAWARE e. HUDSON PAYS.
Dates That Have Been Fixed by the
ComnaNv

The following schedule of Delaware
and Hudson pays has been arranged :
Dec. 2S-Alarvine. Legetts Greek,
Dickson. Won Storch.
Dec. 2i-Olyphant. Eddy Creek,
Grassy Island, Oak, Jermyn.
Dec. 26-Greenwood No. |. Greenwood
No. ,. Langcliffe. Latin.
Dec. 27--Delawarc, Baltimore slope,
Bait No. ., Bait Tunnel. Conynghan.
Dec. 2S-- Clinton. Coal Brook. Powder
ly. Carbondale No. I.
Dec. 30-Boston. Plymouth No. >
Plymouth No. 3. Plymouth No. 4, Ply
mouth No. ;.
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>crmon-"I.et Is Have Peace. Personal.
Civic. Etc
Part . u! Choral Caltata .......,..... .>chncck"r
(a) "Thc Wise Men,
Mrs Cousins and Choir.
(b) Closing horns--"rhc Royal Babe.
IIymn and llcnrhic,oM.
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Adams Avenue Chanel.

At the Adams avenue chapel the FOL
lowing musical programme will be rem
dered SUNDAY, under the direction of
Robert w. Rankin. leader:
Anthei--'rho Place Vi Prayer" ..,,.,,..,. Choir
Anthem, There We're Shepherds" ........ Choir
nolo-nelcc'rl' ''''''.',',.,,,,..,.,N Miss H. North
Anthcm-"PriSc Him Chair
Anthcm'~"Clory To God" Choir
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Dangerous Curiosity.

Laura lcs, you scc She told him hey ANA
had lost all his Sell,h jus, 10 t"s; hiS ioNc ir.
her
Adj And Iil,n?
laura-wcl she will know hctIcs next time
Smalt Sci
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CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
Were Conducted at the School of the
LackaWanna.

Christmas exercises were conducted
at the School of the Lackawanna yes
terday morning and afternoon,
Al the morning exercises, Principal
Charles T.. Fish received n handsome
present from the members of the class
of 1902
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CHRISTMAS MUSlCp.
.dlN THE CHURCHES.
Programmes of High Order of Merit Have
Been Prepared bu the Choir Masters
of the City for Celebration of
the Great Festival.

~ $ to
FL have been prepared by the ehoinases OF the city
the
81 special win be rendered tomorrow but
a few withheld service
Keynote the music that will be rendered
=
n the salvation of Below given
the the
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st. David's Episcopal Church.

The following programme of Christ
mas exercises has been arranged for
st. Davids Episcopal church of West
Scranton Rev. Edward James McHen-
ry. rector:
MIDNIGHT. DEC. Il.
Hymn, Christ ians Awake" ....Y Yor,;sb;n
Communion service ...........,C CiI,prt
Hymn 'Slont the Glad Tidings."
10 A. NJ. DEC. %
Professional, 'Oh Come, Ill Yc raithiul"---
Ba,niy
il'H '''... .'...... ...... .......... .GilgLrian
.""'''"i'o' service '''....... Gilbert
LYNN. 'iIark! The Herald Angels Sing.
McnGcsS plln
Sermon
oheff"iy anthem ,............ Mrs John Morgan
LYNN. "Angcls from the Realms oi Glory
Smart.
Rccfssiona 1T Game tpon the MiIri.!,t
Clear
The above service will be repeated on
the following Sunday also.
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Asbury NJ. E. Church.

,,, ,,,.>.,,. -,
~ "''N" o.'o" WIZ n'
lehueleu S"hu's al the asburS Melho-
dlSt f'plscopai church, Green Ridge, OF
which Rev. William G.. Simpson, ID, ID,
is pastor:
MORNING lGaG
orgln-."Chr,tmas Chimes" ........... n u;,,lI,
Invocation
Anthem--'' 'Iiallclnjah ..........., H. u D,nEs
Choir.
Psalm, responsiycly. bv Pastor and lon.royotinn
HYMN. Nn ,s3
Prayer
Authcn-."Wr Hay, seen MI. s,.r" : r.,,..
Miss B,s.i. R,cl and chair
Notices,
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washburn Street Presbyterian.

The following music will be rendered
by the chorus choir Of the Washburn
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal.

The following programme of Christ
mas music will be rendered by the
choir of the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church, Sunday evening, at the
regular hour of worship, Rev. Fl. c.
McDermott. pastor:
Carol, "Christmas Bells ..................C Cilo:
Anthem. 'lhe Shepherds ..............A Ambrose
Mis- Eva Kttlc, Harry 4. Wriglcy and choir
Praycr.
Anthem, There We're Shepherds ...J II. Rogers
Choir.
Tenor sole The Heavenly son.. '......... era,
Thomas Abrams.
Scripture rcl,ing.
Anthem. Before the Heavens We're spread
Abroad ......................ll W. Parker
Thomas Abrams and choir
Baritone solo. 30 Little Town Of nc,hln-
hem ......................P. \. ShncckGr
Harry A. Wyige,.
Duet, clark! What Means Those ,loly
Miss Helen Thomas. Mrs. George vinnnl.
Quintettr, ''Ilark Hank Ny Soul .La,sin.
Miss Eva Kittlc. Thomas Abrams. VIM. W.
Jones. Harry Wr;glcv, Harry Acke:.
Anthem, GLORY to God IN the Highest" .Per:;olcs
Choir.
Female chorus. .',rhe Light OF Bethlehem" Abt
Address by the pastor.
Duet, ''Songs OF Praise the Angels sang. .Schr,ly
Thomas Abrams and Harry A. Wrsley.
Chorus, Then Rouad About the Starry
lWohc ........,..,.,.. .,,,......... Handel
Choir,
Director Prof. William w. Jones
Organst Prof Waiter Davies.
The primary department will hold
their Christmas exercises in the lee
ture room next Tuesday afternoon. The
members OF the Sunday school will
render II sacred cantata in the church
auditorium on Christmas night.
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Yesterdays Marriage Licenses,

h'hu' 7ahOh ''''''''''''''''''',' ','''''''''l laN'or
p'a'fi'e odlue- ''''.'''.,,'..'','.''.'' SCRANTON
Eugene Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Scranton
Edna Fowler Observation-Disclosures. DunnHle
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Usually So.

Merritt man Is as old Is ho feels.
Cora-liow about |, Woman;
Mcrltr-Shc IS generolly as old as other pcol
feel she Is Smart set
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r. G. Johnson. of Wilkes-Barre, and
4. II. Searle, of Honesdale
The officers of the society are
President. Henry NJ. Boies: vice -piesi
dent, Charles ii. Welles: secretary. j
Fl. Fisher: treasurer. A. G. Fuller; his
toran. n. II. Paine.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-21

A Christmas sentiment will pervade
the services at the Providence Preshy-
terian church tomorrw. The mu sic
Will he especially suited to the season
The following programme will be OBJ
served:
MORNING
Organ lIclmic III q -........................k KEN
Anthem, Glory to God III Highest" .Clamuer
PostludC IL c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Clnl;
EVENING
Anthem. ''know :hc Earth as Well as Elc,v-
en- ''..'...... .,.,..... .lioIbrrL
Quartcttc. THE Angels Story"
Anthem. "Old Bethl"!lcm."
orGanist, Mrs. william Mcdonald
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-21
Providence Presbyterian.

The above service will be repeated on
the following Sunday also.