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Eaton-Lavender.

The marriage OF Harry A. Eaton, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Eaton of this place,
to Miss sara Lavender took place at l2:3J
O'Clock Sunday afternoon, August 8, at
the home If the bride at is West 10th st.,
New y ork city.
The officiating clergyman was Rev. ;.
G. Inman, pastor of the First Christian
church at West 56th ST., who made use OF
the ring service. The bride, who was un-
attended. was handsomely gowned IN a
| blue broadcloth travelling suit and carried
white roses.
A wedding breakfast was served, and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton left at 3 o'clock Tor
| Boston. where the groom has position N
| the silk department OF Shepard q NOT
wells store
The young couple were the recipients o.
many beautiful gifts from their large
circle of friends, the display includlng
china dinner set and tea set, solid sllNel
| tea service and table ware, fine needle
work, dainty embroideries and the sum o.
one hundred dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton are keeping hous'
| at Melrose Highlands.
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George Hall Of Chester is in town for a
few days.
Albert Burgess returned from North
field last week.
Winnie Ellis OF Roxbury is the guest of
Miss Lou Whitney.
Grace Abels Of Roxbury recently spent a
few days with her parents.
Misses Mary Briggs and Florence Ken
dan spent Tuesday in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Page of Lincoln are
visiting their nephew, 5. II. Kent.
Mrs. Eugene Martin is spending few
DAYS with relatives in Rutland and Lud-
low.
Herman Ford and Floyd Perry went to
Ontario, n. y, the first OF the week for 8
short stay.
Mrs. Kerr started for Rumford Falls
Me-, last week, where she will visit hel
son, Harry.
The Ladies' Social Circle will hold th'
annual meeting to elect officers for the en-
suing wear Thursday. August p All mem
beers are requested TO be present.
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License to sell.

ESTATE OF MARY ]. BREsErTE,
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. al Washingt0n,in ana t9r
said District on the 18th day Of July, A D
te65 Mari j Bresette administrators Of the estate
II Jogeph Bresette late Of Washington In SAN
D{strief dpceaspd makes application 20 said
court f0r license to sell all Of the real estate q
~ viii. The real estate occupied by the said
Ioseph Bresette az the time Of his decease, rep
resenting that the sale VIII pc necessary ivt
Whereupou il Is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred % a session thtieyJi,
IN the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1902 for hearlnE
and decision thereon; and y i turthef oratre ~
mat nm persons Interested be notified hereof ny
publication of notice Of said application anu ofueI
thereon. three weeks successfully " tht t
Herald ana News, newspaper pubhsneu AZ
Rsndolph in this state and which circuihtts ~
the ighborhood of those interested, before said
tifue ~ hearing that they may appear az sald
time and place, and, Il they see cause opleet
thereto.
1555 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, Judge
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Randolph Continued.
SINGLES Tennis Tournament.

The Elm Cottage All-Comers' singles
lawn tennis tournament of 1902 will open
at 10 a. M on Monday, August 25th.
Entries must be made to Frederick
Leeds, Locust Lodge, before $3.50 p. m. on
Saturday, August 23d.
The entrance fee viii be p cents. There
will be prizes for the winner OF the tour
nament and for the runner-up.
The winner of the tournament VIII have
the right to play the present champion,
Arthur Newton, Tor the championship ano
the possession of the championship Gu
for the ensuing year. Whoever shall first
win the cup three times shall have II as alb
solute property.
The best three sets in five will be played
throughout.
The referee for the tournament will be
Frederick Leeds.
The championship match IN doubles be-
tween Messrs. Mitchell and Clark, chal-
Iengers. and Messrs Bass and Newton,
holders, will probably open at 1880 a. M.
on Tuesday, August 18th.
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4, Needs a Tonic.

There are times when your liver he S,Li,, .
here 5 SlS give purgatives that gpEipe
and an. Ze seH all poison from the system sto and g
act e. a,I, ,9p avenue. Milton, Pa: says, -
a lgns carried DeWtts Little Early I 6'1 not
with me for several years an snS Go easv to
Ss without them. small ala am never rI gripe
take. Purely veget aood 4 n Son, Chelsea
Or distress. A. k. a0ou -
:. Chedel, Gaysville'
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ton is to be the burning Of $50 worth of
fireworks on the field in the rear Of Or
cult Bixby's residence, between the hours
of and II. The committee in charge con-
sists OF Messrs. Goss, Morey and Tracy.
The committee promise If good weather is
furnished to give the best display seen in
this vicinity for years.
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ybence came that sprightly step iault-
- slein. rich. rosy complexion, smHlhg
&C. size looks good, feels good; here 81
b blS' secret. She uses DR.. Kings New LIE ..s
Pins Result. ali organs active dlgestloiii,
10 Ia no beadaches,no chance for "blues'
1'rv them yourself. Only 25c. .s.,,.,,
Eor sale by Drew & Leonard, hahuolpA
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RoYALToN.

Miss Rena Burnham from Rutland has
been visiting friends in town.
Prof {. S. Denison returned Monday
from Burlington where he had been since
Wednesday OF last week.
Miss Zoe Abbott returned Saturday
from a visit Of several weeks duration IN
Rutland and Stockbridge.
Mrs. George Clapp came saturday from
New York to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clapp. She returned Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ainsworth returned Monday to her
home ia Dedham, Mass, and Miss Mabel
Ainsworth went to Chocorua, \. H., Tor
month.
ora Culver left Friday for st. Adams,
from which place he viii go at once to Mt.
Vernon, n. T., to accept position with a
gas company.
The check list for Royalton can be seen
at the town clerks office and at George A.
lard's store. Voters are requested TO see
that their Dames are on the list.
The net proceeds Of the Y. p. 5. G. +.
handkerchief and ice cream sale at George
/ A. Laird S Friday evening were SID
/ The blue and white cOverlet was not sold.
After long and distressing illness from
consumption Walter Woodwork passed
I away Wednesday evening at the age OF
| twenty seven years. Funeral services were
l held at st. Pauls church Friday after
noon, Rev. c. II. Wells officiating. A pro-
/ fusion Of flowers testified 10 the love and
| sympathy Of many friends. During the
service a solo was sung by Miss {. l.
StiCkmey. A. y. StOughtOn, James Free
/ Ian. Viii and Charles Waterman acted as
I bearers. Mr.. Woodwork was young
man Of sterling character who VIII b'
missed in our community. The suffering
Of months was born with heroic patienc'
and fortltude. sympathy is felt for those
TO whom he was especially dear.
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Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness Of
the skin OF any sort instantly relieved,
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
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Bicycles Repaired
GRANVILLE.

ID. c. Woodward, watch clock and jew
elry repatrer, Merchants Row, Randolph
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II YOUR paper is blue-stamped please n
new az once.
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All Were Saved.

'.For years ] suffered such untold
misery from Bronchitis writes J. II.
.Johnston, Of Broughton, Ca, "that often
/ was unable TO work. Then, when
everything else failed, / was wholly cured
by DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. NY wife suffered intensely
from Asthma. till it cured her, and all our
experience goes to show it Is the best
Group medicine in the world. trial
will convince you it's unrivaled for Throat
and Lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles
soc and 500. Trial bottles free.
For sale BY Drew 4 Leonard, Randolph,
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copperfield Railroad Company

CopperfieId Railroad Company.
Notice Is hereby given that an appliea-
ton will be made 10 the next General As
sembly for an amendment Of its charter,
so as to allow an extension OF six years m
which 10 commence the construction OF
said railroad.
CoPPERFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY.
Copperfeld, VT, July %, 1902.
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Aug. 20. There will be appropriate games
and a short literary program, including
study of Vermont trees and grasses.
The young people of the Congl church
will have a loan art collection on exhibl-
| ton in the vestry of the Cong1 church
Wednesday evening, Aug 20, from TO ~
O'Clock. Ice cream and cake will be served
I during the evening.
| In the NJ f. church Sunday a. M, the
PASTORS subject viii be, 9 The Triumphs
/ Of the Cross Through Self Sacrifice.
| In the evening at $50 the choir will give
la sacred concert interpreted with
| literary Sc eetions. All are welcome.
The board OF civil authority Of Royalton
will meet at the town clerks office on sat
urday. Aug. %, at one o'clock p. M, to
/ hear and determine challenges 10 the
qualifications Of persons whose names APP
pear on the check list and any whose
names are omitted.
| The Rev. W. Sherman Thompson, pastor
/ Of the First Cong'l church, Someryille,
| Mass, who is spending his vacation IN
South Royalton, viii preach in the Cong
church next Sunday morning. The pastor
will be present and conduct the prellmi-
nary services. At the evening service
| there will be special music and other in
! teresting features. special welcome IS
! extended to strangers.
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BLACKBOARD
LESSON HINTS
BY REV. ROBERT +, Y. PIERCE, D. d.
from Authors Notes in "Thc Sunday School
Lesson ILLUSTRATOR Published by f. H.
Re'eI Co.. Chicago. I'LL

Golden TcXt-"God is our refuge and
strength, Il very present help in trouble. ''
-Ps. Xlvl:l.
our lesson has ever been fruitful one
Tor Bible students.
In ancient times ii was possible for
murder to he committed unawares and "A
WIS" PROVIDENCE provided Il shelter ard
II sure retreat ior the man slayer in the
cities of refuge. These cities were al
ways open 10 rcceiv" those who needle d
shelter and who would flee unto them.
Ihe way was always opcn--it was
straight and easily entcied--it was "A pre-
pared way There was complete secur-
Ivy Tor all who would avail themselve, Of
th" protection 50 freely and graciously
provided
This lesson has its personal applica-
tion in Jesus Christ. The sinner, guilty
before God and man, merits the sinners
doom. God Sraciously and mercifully
provides for him refuge even Jesus
Christ the righteous" All who run unto
Jesus. with a sincere, desire ITO flee from
the wrath TO come" will truly find in
Him refuge and rest.
Cities of Refuge for the Slayer in the
old dlspensation. A Cross of Refuge for
The Sinner In the new dispensation. The
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Guernsey Hall Pulpit.

Sunday evening, at 1.30 o'clock, Rev.
Thomas Il, Payne, pastor of All Souls
universalist church, will begin, for the
winter, one of the most interesting, in
spring and helpful series of services
ever held in the city. 1t is MIR. Payne's
purpose TO enlist i'm this work men of
intelligence. experience and public
spirit, from every walk of life, who can
speak word of warning and encour-
agement to all, but an inspiring word
especially to the young. In addition to
the work of Il chorus of twenty to
thirty voices, Mr., Payne intends to en-
rich the services by readings and solos,
instrumental and vocal, by the city's
best talent.
The most of the addresses will be
given under the general subject of "Re-
lsiOn and Success in Life" but this
will not be rigidly adhered 10. Each
service will open with a ten-minute
service of sacred song, led by the
chorus. The order of service for Sun
day night will be as follows: Ten min
utes of sacred song; reading of Scrip
lures and prayer; hymn; reading.
Longfellow's "Sandalphon." by Cora
Morris Griffin; hymn; address, "Twen-
tieth Century Problems" Rev. Thomas
B. Paynei offertory, violin solo, Irma
Myers; hymn: benediction.
MIR. Payne extends a cordial invita-
tion TO the public to attend these SER
vices.
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one fleeing for safety in the city of Re-
fuSe is parable in action of the sinner
fleeing from the wrath of God and seek
ing salvation and security in Jesus
Christ, the incarnation of the love of
God.
Now We have sinned, the adversary of
our souls Is already seeking our de,truc-
tion. We must hasten to our Only Re-
fuge. Now the door is open To-day we
may enter in and be saved.
Let the teachers write the following
sentence and personally apply the les
sons to each member of the class, as each
word In order is erased.
Can find Refuge in Jesus.
| find Refuge in Jesus.
Find Refuge in Jesus.
Refuge in Jesus.
In Jesus.
Jesus.
Say, where is thy refuge poor sinner.
And what Is thy prospect today?
Twill protlt thee nothing, but fearful the
cost
TO gain the whole world If thy soul
should be lost
scranton, Pa.
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Religious Notes.

The bishops of the Methodist church
are in session in Wilmington. Del this
week, to arrange time and presiding
officers for the spring conferences.
Beginning with tomorrow. November
,, there will be Il service at St Luke s
mission, corner Prescott avenue and
Vine street. every Sunday at 80 D. m
All are cordially invited to be present
Rev. ]. n. Steelman. formerly Bap-
tist, later Il Methodist. still later :,
Baptist has lastly gone over to the
DowietieS. Rev. c. b. Personeus has
also gone to the same sect. with all
his family.
The Methodist ministers will meet in
Elm Park, November 3. at 1890. Prof.
q. w. Phillips superintendent of
schools, will give Il review of President
Eliots address before the Teachers as
sociation. of Connecticut.
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt. of Boston world
and national superintendent of Scien-
ttic Temperance instruction of the We
mems Christian Temperance union. will
speak Sunday night in Elm Park
church. Subject, "The Future of our
Republic"
The Baptist ministerial conference
Will hold its regular meeting in the
Penn Avenue Baptist church. Monday
morning. November ,, at 1924. Paper
by the Rev. \. H. Smith, of the North
Main Avenue Baptist church: topic.
An Exposition of the Book of Hosea"
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RELIGIOUS NEWS

! orgapist and r. II Brader who will
have charpe of tho music.
SUNDAY, NOV. =. 1o.3O A. NJ
Morning Seryice-t'hurch Book. pages
TO IL.
Sermon'"heN' M' j." HWe'Hig' heechours
CONSIDERATION SERVICE, go p. NJ.
Hymn
tNiuisters and church officers
bearing Bibles and sacred vessels,
at the church entrancel
Presentation of Keys.
PRAYER ,,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,....,.. Pastor
Psalm cxxii--ResponsiveIy.
bibles and sacred vessels to be
deposited In their piacesJ
LYNN NO 2'3'
,Sh.s s,,-,a Roy q co1,or,.om,
t.t,,,, ,o, .,n r,,. "a. p,,,,ii
proyo, nT comsorrniin,
'''>' pav p,,.r ph n
ro,.ooro,i,, '>''' '' ~
MI" Nirnno creed
ti'.,,,,
ron.scro,,or ',H "'n, sorron pev N 7 zvo,viv
,n,i,.,, ''o'' ''''' ''' '' rhni,
,,,rosu
b.. 1t,,o.,,.,,,, ,yu,,,-u,
nc.r,nrv .''....'.'' choir
General Prayer
,, one.i,,sH' ,.,..,.,
Historical skc,,h ................. Pastor
Announcements.
hymn.
''ehe"'''"h
SUNDAY, 10 y. M
vcsner seryice-Church Book. pages
20 to 80.
Altar Service
R"NS. a. L." Rhm"r' IN. d.. ana ".
y. Nu,litit' .,.
VII, ~, ,,,.n ii,,, :,
p.,. ~ w s,ndt pb;I.d.,,,,i,
Financial Report.
Burning of MORTGAGE
uoSn,y NOV y NJ
p.,,,,au - sao,a,,os an, ,,n,,ror
Mnn,hor,
",rhe sunday school"
Rey. A. l.. Ramcr. phi. ID.
.rhe Ladies', Ala Snriatv,
Rey A q. Go,lenlomp
...rbe Iu,b.r J.eny,c
Rev. IT, A I>uukle
."rbe conpray,ti,n., pev I G. Witke
."rhe Church C,ornriI +"
pnv. I " RordoInh
.Irormer AIembers,, Rev r r. ritter
TUESDAY. NOV. Is 7. NJ.
Tecture--''L,ither in the Rcformation."
Rev. S. A. RepasS, d. d.. Allentown
"
" hDNf'SDNA, No\. '---S l.. M'
trlre-"Mormonism,"
Rev. j. +. Beatcs
Tomorrow evening, the daughter con-
prepations ST Marks of West Scran-
ton and ST p.u,,s or North Scr,nton
viii win tbei,. ,,ostors u,ite VIII,
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ARCHIBALD.

Peter Brogan, of Philadelphia. is Wis
itins his mother on Hill street
Miss Margaret Eaton was a caller in
Peckville yesterday,
Pattison can't get away from the fact
that he never reforms after election.
Mrs. James Nicholson, of Jermyn,
spent yesterday with her daughter,
Mrs A. Clarkson. OF Main street
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SERVICES in THE
VARIOUS CHURCHES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

ELM Park rhurch-Praycr and pruise
meeting at a.3o "a. M: the holy commur-
ion and reception of members at 1890 a
M. Sunday school at . u. m: Junior
League at $3.50; senior I.eonuo -, G%o n
| m. At 80. Mra. Mary n. Hunt nr Rce-
| ton, will speal; on ..'rbe Future, nr the
| Republic"
| Simpson NIo,hodist l,niscnunl church.
Rev. H. C. NcD,rmott n II r,.,~r
Preaching at 1870 -, m. and 10 n m =.
| evening subject ..'rhc Signs or The
Times" The other services as us,,oI
The people arc cordially invited
Emblry Method,st Episronnl church
Rev. lanes Ecnninrcr nos,or prn,rh-
ing at 1870 a. M, subicc, .rhe Fading
Lcaf--tho Emblem of Mortality: class
meeting at ll3O a. m: Sundny school al
= y. M; E.i.wor,h I..au,,c ~, G.3O u, m.
leader. Mamie Stanton: evening. rrenrh-
ing service 1T 30: sermon by Rev. r. NJ.
phiIlios. of Washington. ,ubiec, ".rrc
Christian'S Hove
Ash s; rect NrthoGist r.pisr,nal church
-Rev. !. r. Austin. pastor Preaching
at lo3O -. nj, and 7.an D. M: class meet
in. at il,so a. m. Charles rroon l..der.
Sunday school n, . y. m, r. W, stone
slpc,in, cnuent. E.uv orib Icnnrr -, 80
~ m Ircachir.r in ,ha Nav AM AIo,ho-
dist Epi:.copal church nt = n IN. A cor
dial welcome.
Asburv Methodist EuiscoInl church
R.v. Charles \. Benjamin. pastor.
brotherhood general uraver services nj
80 a. M. preavniny hv the rastqr at !
Assurance of Vic1ury''. Sunday school ut
80 u. m: League at 10 ~ m; preaching
at 80 D.. m .ubiec, .Reiindlin. the
Fires" Seats free, All welcome
Providence Methodist Episcopal chrr, h
-Rcv. George A. cure nustor. The
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BAPTIST.

Penn Avenue Baptist church, Penn
avenue. between Spruce and Linden
Streets-Strangcrs are always welcome.
Preaching, morning at 1870 and evening
at 10 by the pastor, Rev. Robert +. y.
Pierce d. ID. Morning prayers in the
lower temple at 0.I5 topic Of morning
sermon "rhe Sign of the Cross" Ser
mon followed by the reception of new
members and communion. Bible schools
at o'clock AT the Penn avenue church,
and at $40 at the Memorial mission, OH
Prescott avenue. Young Peoples meet
ing at G30 p. m. At the bright Hour
SERVICE the topic will he "Eiow to Be
come Il Christian" The pastor will use
crayun sketches TO illustrate the sermon
talk, and the services in the auditorium
will be followed by an evangelistic meet
ing in the lower temple.
Green Ridge Baptist church-The pas
tor. Rev. Henry Sterling Potter VIII
preach III both services; 1880 H. M,
"The Revelation of Glory in the Face of
Christ 30 p. m, Wedding Bells the
fifth in the series 10 the young, The
Lords supper and the reception of mem
bers at the close of the morning service.
Bible school AT ll.45 a. IN.
jackson Steet Baptist church-Rev.
Thomas de Gruchy, II. d., pastor. Morn
ing mems prayer meeting at 80, leader,
Brother George AIiddick; sermon at 1890
a. m. by Rev. g. o. Maltby, ID. D., of
Philadelphia: Sunday school at y, M,
John Lloyd superintendent; evening SER
vice at 7 sharp: praise and song service,
BY request, some of the features Of our
Rally Day concert Will be repeated; see
programme. Sermon by Rev, c. o. Malt
by. II. d. The public is cordially invited
TO attend Seats are all free, A special
collection will he taken to defray eX-
penseS.
Memorial Baptist church. Church ave-
nue-Pastor Rev. w. r. Davies. Service
Sunday at 10 a. IN. and Il p. m. The pas
tor will preach in Welsh in the morning
and English in the evening, Subject in
the morning. "'rhe Everlasting Word" in
the evening. "A Day of Rest" Bible
school at p. m. Monday evening. mis-
slonary meeting. when the pastor will de-
liver special address on Missions in
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day, on oct 81. 1882 the congregation
was organized in the Young Mems
Christian association hall. 431 Lacka-
wanna avenue, with the following thir-
ty-iive citizens of Scranton as charter
members Rev. NJ. l.. IweiZig. pastor;
Joseph Ober. c. a. Rehrig, trustees;
Philip j. Netter. r. Fl. Brader, Chas.
Becker. deacons, and Philip +. Schul-
er. Gideon Moser Charles Benson, Line
Benson Ella Comstock. Lydia Com
stock. Mrs. Barbara Ober. Alfred w.
Klotz, Julia Ober. Jacob b. Morton.
Allen NJ. KEEPER, l.. d. Powers Mary
A. Powers, Christian Becker, Mary
Becker, Levi Getz. Catherine Getz,
Emma NJ. Schuler. S. Il. Stillwell, Mrs.
r.. j. Stillwell Fred II. Gerlock, Mrs.
Rosa Gerlock. Jacob .Washburn, Mrs.
Sarah Washburn, NJ. w. Biddleman,
Rudolph j. Peuster. David w. Moser,
Lewis Moser, members.
Sixteen years ago. on Nov. I, the cor
nerstone of Il new church was laid at
Adams avenue and Mulberry street.
Now, sixteen years after this event,
the congregation is about to celebrate,
on Sunday and the three following
days, with special services the three
fold festival of the twentieth anniver-
sary of organization, the sixteenth of
the cornerstone laying and the conse-
Grafton of the church. y mortgage and
floating debt of nearly $1,000 incurred
through building and improving the
church. for the raising of which spe-
cial efforts have been made during the
past three months, is to be eXtinsuished
and the mortgage is to be burned at
the services tOmOrrOW eyeripr
About thirty years ago efforts We're
made to establish an English Lutheran
church in this city. services being held
for a period of five or six months by
Revs. ID. NJ. IIenkel and Theo. Heilie,
of Stroudsburg. and others, but for
some reason We're discontinued though
the interest and attendance had been
quite encouraging.
In the fall OF 1881 another attempt
was made and with better success.
services being held in the drug store
of p. J. Vetter. 407 Penn avenue. by
Rev. +. NJ. Smith. of Philadelphia.
Rev. Smith WAS succeeded by Rev. NJ.
l.. Iweizie. of Reading. who was sent
here by the authorities of the Evan
Selical Lutheran Ministerium of Penn
sylvania, to establish "A church. On
March 10, 1882. Rev. ZweiziG held his
first service in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association hail. where on the
following Oct. 81, an organization was
effected of which Rev. Zweizig be-
came the first pastor.
On Oct. 49, 1854, the present church |
site was purchased for $1,000 and on !
July 49, 1886 plans We're adopted for Il !
new church, the congregation up to
that time having worShipned i'm the nlI .
cdifce of the Second Presbyterian /
church, which had been secured and
removed to their property.
In May, 1887. the new church was,
for the first time, occupied. In Novem-
her of the same year Rev. Zweizig end
ed his pastorate here and was succeed
ed on Feb, Il, 1883, by the Rev. H. T..
Miller. who continued as pastor for
nine Years, until March |. 1897. when
he became pastor of ST. Marks church.
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Tried and true in councils; safe at
iarrisburS-Jo Oliver; elect him.
Miss Sadie Barrett called on friends
in Peckyile yesterday.
Rebuke Lynetts red flag rag by vot-
ing your Republicanism straight
Mrs, Jacob Linderman spent yester-
day in Jermyn.
Mrs. G. A. Samson and daughter,
Louise of Scranton, are visiting rela-
tiyes in town.
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