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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

An American and sn Enslishmsn me
the other day before . show window il
which vas displsyed large lithosrspt
in oolors Of Cincinnati. showing how ths,
city locked 40 years ago, says the New
York Times
What is tbs town noted forf asked the
Englisbmsn.
o. . lot Of things. was the reply. PORK
wbiskev, billie, hot weather 10 summer,
big music halls. spd then its the home
OF Senator Foraker.
/ dare say either would make II lam ous.
Bat you u eIcnse me when / say never
hesrd Of the town before.
Well. it's the town where old man zin
mermsn lived, and his daughter married
the Dnke OF Manchester.
Alb. yes. You Americans. with the assis
tsncs OF our sciors have yonr geography
on the ends e our ton ;ues.
And you L ,9lishmnn with the assistance
oi our girls. have your bank accounts sl
the ends OF your fingers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06
A stratsgist.

he vss too old TO lamp on . moving
esr With s.is,y and ss tsssicsppsd BY .
heavy bag Of tools sluns ever tis shoulder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

An artist who was mskiog u sketchinf
tour through . picturesque region O
Connecticnt ohsnces one day on . barr
20 sllaring TO bis eye tbst be sat dswr
on . stone wall End went to work sI
once.
He soon becsne conscious thst be hsd
two interested spectators 10 the person
OF the farmer and bis vile. who bed
come 10 the door Of the hoass to vstch
bin.
The srti I .. soi by discovered that
be had lost or ni.lsiI bis rubber eraser,
snd ~ te wished 10 correct . sligh,
error 10 the siec ch be sent up 10 lhs
dosr and s,ked tbs farmers vile II hs
might have = sn all pises ei dUbresd.
rhis. ss every si,ie. knoxs, mskes .
seod ersser. -
The isfnfi's Ia LOOKED Of bin With
an expression q Tiy not nnnixsd With
surprise.
Dry btssol sLs rsptsisd. Well,
gssss yoa Won't bave to pni up With sby
dry bread irou ne. yoLng man You
come right TITO tie .itehen With me,
and III give yen thick ,lies Of bress
uith butter on IL.
Hos, dol's ssi sofd. The fostirpes
rsisipg her hsud 10 satd tf bis tIpostu
ission. | Gebi ere box you osms TO
this st.ts rtr srythiog sbont II. All
tpos /. Jour Lsesy. sui that's euougb
Tor ne You sb.ll hsse coed diacer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

Ashton svnps stosnd 10 hm rhsif
Thea shy, be demanded, lookias hil
ifiesi rqssrsly 10 Tho face. did yoa writ,
that story tOnisb,'
Taorp,os ,miled fatally, I've had 80
idea bow the sase stood iot syneiime,
Frank. To tell yoa the tralb. | vas
soing TO wri'e smother sto'y when ssk
si yea 10 take my diesiiop, bat vhen
you msde fsp ot my eternal marriages !
changed my plot
We'll. admitted Ashton, his face geiiins
red. {. esme oni sil risb, lie mstries the
girl neit month. VIII yon be beat mani
Thorn,on shook bis ilisud's hspl wsrn
iy, With the srestest OF pleasure, ola
ehsp. be said heartily. nothing vonld
please me more Then crossing over 10
the iypssriler table. be picked np The
sheets that Ashton bsi written early 10
The evening They blsrsd brightly Tor >
moment. then oramplsd, . lev chsfred
ffss mspts, 10 the Areplsep.
Whs, was that fort asked Ashton, cufi
ously.
Beosuss. said Thornton, II has fulnlled
ts purposl And Ashton understood.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06
An unIntentional Pun.

The d. snltiss OF learning aud using q
new language ere many, and the unfor
tunste Norwegian in this story from the
Frankfort (Ksnsss) Review must have
felt that his own efforts we're particularly
unsuccessful.
A druggist was obliged TO be sbssnt
from bis store one dsy, and his wife took
his place. A large Norwegian, who
spoke English with difii,ully, entered
and sid:
Hi owe de firm fifty oenis.
Very we'll. replied the drugsists vile,
iust pay II to me and IL will be oil right.
Hi owe de hrm fifty cOn,e
Yes. | Understand. Ifyon sre afraid, /
will give you 3 receipt.
The man looked At her 10 establishment
and walked out Pretty soon he returned
With fellow conDirymsn. who Interpreted
bis friends rensrk: He wants Hlty cents
worth OF iodoiorm,
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Tho Best Day OF All.

0a week day mornings father bst
gone 10 work when you came downstairs
bot on Sunday mornings when you svok,
. trins earlier II snythisg-
Fstherl
Silence.
F.thsl little loudr
Then q sleepy Yes"
We wsGt TO get up.
1t isn't tine yet. You children go TO
sleep.
You waited. Then -
Father, is IL time YETI
No. You children lie still.
30 you and Lzbeth, vide awake.
whisper together, and then to while swsy
the time while father slsYt, you plsyed
Iadise, which required two little yells
from you 10 begin with shsa the lndisn
You arrived in your wArpsint) and two
big yslls from L'zbeth to end with (shen
the P.lefsce She was beisg ssslped)
Then father said it vss mo use, and
mother took = hand. You we're quiet
after that. but it was yawny lying there
with the sun so high. You listened,
not a sound csme from father and m 9th
el's room. You roe cautiously. you and
Lizoetb, 10 your little bare feet. Yon
stole softly aero g the foor. The door
was . crack open, so you pesked 10. your
face even with the knob and Lizbeth's
just below. Aud then st one and the
same instant you both said "Boo" and
erinued, and the harder you gtinned the
harder father tried not TO laugh, which
was Q sign that you could sorsm BILE into
bed with him, you on one side and Lizbetb
On the other. cuddling down close while
mother went to see about breakfast.
IT was very strange, bat while j! had
Desn so had to drowse 10 your own bed
he moment Tou we're Ia iashef's bed yop
lid not want to get up at all Indeed. II
Was father who waited TO get up tirst
md it was ,ou who cried tbst IL vas not
ime.
Weekdays we're always best for mos
.hings, but for two ressois Sunday was
he best day Of sll One reason WAS Sun
lay dinner. The other was f.tber.
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wouidn', DO fcr a Minister.

A osrfing old ssoiehwomsn aid to
her pastor one day!
Dear the, meenis,tts msA maeAle sdse
sboot their bard werk. Ba, what's tive
bits o sermons 10 the week tse mad up9
| eud 5ae Il nsstl
Wesl, janet, said the minister, lets
hear ye.
Come ave- vi text, then, quoIh she.
He repeated With emt th,ns;
II is better 10 dwell in the corner OF
the housetop than With = brswling woman
and 10 vide house,
janet tlfed up instantly.
What's that 20 cay, siti Da ~ 10
tend onything PERSONALLY
Stop stop broke In her pastor, fou
would never dse for mernister,
An what tot nor asked she sharply.
Because, janet, You come over soon tse
the application
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Vol UME IL.

hsli sdtEhu netormsh bad di.rss.rdsa
his signals 10 ,loP .al bad tan their e.r.
pest The cfoslirs ~ even steslr creed
than lhsi sitS shieh they .rprcsoAea.
TIE Old hbOrt aisbl sranbls or
'wsst he waited 90 oee uil tor tho
neat o4t. A, u drew utu he ,isualsa
ihs neleFnas 10 hep Toe revtr was
inefessed 10 fun by, ss before, sui The
old nsn tnrntd - u 10 ea 90, OF tho
s'y' TIE heavy tools slipped from hi,
stssp sed Tell 90 tbe rail. The meter
nsa itshtieslly that "a The poser .nd
set bis brake hsr1, TIE wheel vas with
10 yari oi The distraction whsn The
e.f stepped, The ola nsn picked up
bis huudle sad smiled broadly s he
climbed 90 the iIoti rlitiorn.
rhiuk yoa''c smart, dont youi sail
ite motefnsu
Mach Obliged, saii the old m.p, .tili
gtinuins You're the mott accommodating
meiermsn I've seen To-day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

--Sillicus They have been engsged for
dvs years. DO you suppose they will ev
or get married. Cynious Oh. ye', ssme
day, when they discover they have bsen 10
love long enough.
STATE NEWS.
Gsoras W. Colby OF Montpelier visited
Msry's Heights, Va, and found an old
rusty gun barrel such - vss used 10 tts
Hsrpsrs Ferry fight. The sto,k Of the
gun was gone. bat the barrel ooptsinsd q
ehsrgs Iust ~ II vas loaded by its former
owner
Mrs. B.rsb Chspmso, Of Bethel. siGos
her Tooth birlhdsy, September Gib, hes
ksit three pair OF mittens sud msdss
pair Of large pill " cases.
Tee canning factory OF II. q. Baxter 4
Bro., II EwsI Ju1c,iou. has closed .hs
Grst seasons work Of csnniIg. About
200, 900 cans Of corn. succotssh aud Inns
besss bsvs been pat op.
DR.. O. ". Ray. Of Chester. hu been
sppsistsd sssistsst surgeon, for The Rot
land rsilrosd compsny. His territory
lies between Ra,lsbd and Bellows Fails.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian Church.--Services
! 1880 a. IN. and 7:3O p. m. DR.. Mcleod
will preach. His evening subject will be:
Joseph Parker and c. III. Spurgeon, the
two greatest preachers of the Nineteenth
Century" Strangers welcome. Services
will be held on Washington avenue near
Lackawanna.
Second Presbyterian Church.--Jefferson
avenue. between Mulberry and Vine
streets, Joseph II. Odell. pastor Morning
worship 1890 a. m., Sunday school, II M.
Y. p. S. C. T.. $50 p M: evening worship
1880 p. NJ, subject: "An Answerable Ques-
ton" Rev. j. II. Odell will preach. Re-
ception for men at the close of evening
service
On Sunday evening, at the close of the
service in tho Second Presbyterian
Church the monthly reception for men
will be held. 1t is Il unique experiment.
In no sense an "after meeting" or
'prayer mceting,"it is simply to bring
men together for a half hour of social
intercourse, that they may become better
acquainted with each other and with the
pastor, Rev. J. II. Odell. Young men and
especially strangers in the city find them
selves in touch with others of similar
tastes and aims. The leading mon of the
church, who are among the leading men
OF the city, men like Colonel Boies, IT. II.
Watkins, L. l.. Fuller, u. j. Foster, c.
ii. Welles and many others, are taking
deep interest In the movement.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church.-Rev
Isaac j. Lansing, pastor. Rev. l.. r, lTos-
ter, assistant. Morning service at 1880.
Evening service at 1880, Mr.. Foster viii
preach in the morning. Bible school at
10 O'Clock and Christian Endeavor Society
at 6,3O,
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
REV. John u. AIoffet, D. D., pastor Ser
vices at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Bible
school ut II m; C. Il. Junior at $3.50 p. m;
C. T.. Young People at G.20 p m. Com
munion of tho Lords Supper and the adj
ministration of infant and adult baptism
will be obsberved at the morning service.
The pastor will preach in the evening,
All welcome.
Adams Avenue Chapel. >ew York
street.--Men's Prayer meeting at 9iJ.
Preaching by the Rev. James Hughes at
1880 and at 1880; Sunday school at 3 p m.
Christian Endeavor Society will meet at
$3.50. A cordial welcome to ALL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Calvary Reformed Church, Monroe ave
nue. and Gibson stroet.-Rev. NJ. l.. FirOr,
pastor. Service at 1880 a. m, 1880 p. M
Sunday school, 1850 n. m; Christian
Endeavor at : II. IN. Prayer catechisn
Friday, 7:i5 D. m. Everybody welcome.
Plymouth Congregational church -
Preaching at 1920 a. IN, and D. m, sub
ject of tho morning: The Missionarl
Church." being the third in the series on
the church; subject Of the evening ser
mon: "Pauls Balance Wheel" Ther,
will also be sermon to the children il
the morning. Sunday school at l2l5
and at Sherman avenue, at Els p. m.
Senior Endeavor, at p. m. This Is con
secration meeting. All come. Junior En-
deavor at p' NJ Monday; prayer meet
ing, at 7i5 y. M, Thursday: teachers
meeting, at S,45 D. m. Thursday. All are
most cordially welcome. Il, \. Hum
phreys, pastor,
First Primitive Methodist, Green Ridge
Rev. q. Lees, pastor. Preaching at
1890 a. M, and p. m, Subjects: Morn
ing, Letting Go and Giving Up;" even
ing, wives and mothers" Glass meet
ing at close of morning sermon. Sunday
school at ESQ p. m. All are welcome.
First Church of Christ (ScientlsD, 80
Adams avenue, Scranton Pa,-Sunday
services at 10:SO Il. m. and 1880 p. IN, Sub
ject: God the preserVer of Man" Tes-
timonial meeting Wednesday at p. m.
All are cordially invited TO attend these
services. Members business meeting at
s u. m. Friday, Dec. u, 1902.
First Christian church, North Nam
avenue Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
r, W. C!ymer, at II a. M, subject: The
Supreme Will" At 7,SO p. IN, the annual
rally of the Christian Women's Board of
missions will be/obserYed; special pro
gramme with short address by the pas
tor. Sunday school 10 IA. M; Christian
Endoavor, 6.i5 p. m. All are welcome.
Gospel Tabernacle church, jefferson
avenue, Dunmore-Sunday communion
service: preaching by the pastor, at 1880
a. IN. In the evening at 7,30 y. M, Rev.
Howard Smith. missionary to Africa, will
give his farewell address, Bible school,
at 10 M; Young Peoples meeting, at $50
p. m. Saturday evening at p. M,
study OF the Sunday school lesson ut the
homo of tie pastor, 1910 Madison avenue;
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at $50 p. m. The people cordially invited
to these services.
Embury NJ. II. church-Rov. James
Benninger pastor. Preaching. at 1890,
subject: Tho Laborer and Ills Reward"
class meeting, at 11.30; Sunday school, ut
y. M; Epworth league, at $50, leader,
Mary Parsons evening preaching service,
Power"
Ash street Methodist Episcopal church
--Rcv j. r. Austin, pastor. Preaching,
ut 1910 a. M; class meeting, mt II 80 a. in
Charles Croop leader; Sunday school, at
2 y. m, Il. w. Stone. superintendent;
Epworth league, at d.i5 y. m, Seldom
Lown, leader; preaching. at 7.30 y. m.
subject: Outrageous Pay. or the Wages
of Sin" Preaching IN the Nay Aug
Methodist Episcopal church. at y. m
a cordial welcome.
Providence NJ. L. church..-Rev. Geo A.
Cure, pastor. The Brotherhood of st.
Paul meet for prayer at 10 n. IN. Preach
ing Mt '1O:So by the Rev. George n. Guild,
d. ID. Sunday school at y. m. Epworth
League at G:i5, topic: '',rho Missionary
Uprising of the Young People" Brooks
Tranger leader. Preaching at T:3O topic.
'Truer Than Eyes and Ears"
Court Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.--Rev. q. G. Lyman, pastor. Glass
No. /. 9i5 O. ID. Dewitt, leader. Preach
lilS, lU.oVi SUNDAY SCHOOL, ll:iO, Ii. IL.
Clark. superintendent Address by pas
tor to young Christians, p. M; Epworth
League, G:3o. II. Y. Vail, leader: secre-
tary of North End Y w. C. A. will speak
at I:3O. Glass No. 2, Tuesday 1885,
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1850. Seats
free. Welcome.
st. Pauls NJ. Il. clurcI.-F L. Doty,
pastor. 10, morning prayer service; 1890,
a. M. evangelistic services; noon, Sun
day school; $3.50 y. m. Junior Bpworth
League; 6:3O Epworth League social ses-
sion: 1880 y. M, evangelist" services Mr..
and Mrs VanGorder will be with us all
day. Come and hear them.
Asbury NJ. e. Church. corner Delaware
and Monsey streets.-Rev. Charles A.
Benjamin will preach. Morning topic:
1.-THE Path of the Just" Evening sub
ject: "Grace, it's Blessings and Limta-
tons" Brotherhood at $3.50; Sunday
school at 2:3O. League at $3.50. Seats free
and all are welcome Reception of mem
hers at the morning services.
A. NJ. e. Church, Howard Place-Dr.
d. 8. Bentley, pastor. Preaching 1O:30
a. m.. subject: Influence and Power Of
Christian Life" Sunday school at $50
p. m. Preaching. 7:45 p. m.. subject:
"Apostasy or the Sin of Unbelief.'
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RELIGIOUS NEWS

lowest Him Then can be sung the
precious Christian hymn,
Blest he the tie that binds
our hearts in Christian love.
Scranton, Pa.
I'VE learn with pleasure that the Sun
day school lesson illustration give above
closes fourteen years of Biblical illustra-
tlons in various religious journals fur
nished by our fellow townsnan, Rev. r..
T.. Y. Pierce. -. u. DIR. Pierce kindly
furnishes tis the first blackboard cut used
with his original lesson illustrations,
which WAS published In the National Bap-
tist of Philadelphia In December. 1889.
The International Blackboard lesson So
ries compass the entire Bible every seven
years. DR.. Pierce has thus been able
to twice cover the whole Scripture story
during the past fourteen years. The new
Testament Scriptures arc covered every
three years. During this time there has
not been II single lesson omitted by his
pictured truth sketches. They are now
used by Christian workers all over the
world, and it Is estimated that he speaks
every week to more than two millions OF
people, through this character of Bible
work In illustrating the Golden Text OF
the lesson in 1883. "Thy God Shall BE My
God" Dr.. Pierce used the following
sketch.l Editor Tribune.
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BAPTIST.

Penn Avenue Baptist Church, between
Spruce and Linden streets--Strangers al
ways made welcome. Preaching morning
at 1880 and evening at 73O by the pastor,
Rev. Robert Il. Y. Pierce, u. d. Morn
ing prayers in the lower temple at 9i5.
Theme of sermon Saving the Saved"
Reception of new members and commun-
i0n following the sermon. Sunday scohol
at O'Clock at the home school and at $50
at the Amerman mission on Prescott ave.
nue.. Young Peoples meeting at $50 At
the "Bright Hour evening service tho
pastor will speak on GLOW to BE Beaut-
full" Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 745.
First Baptist Church--Rev. J. S.
Wrightnour D. d. The new pastor will
preach his Introductory sermons on Sum
day morning and evening. Morning SER
vice. 1880 a. m, evening service, 1880 p.
m. Communion will follow the evening
service. Sunday school at p. m. Weekly
prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at i5 to be led by the pastor.
Green Ridge Baptist Church.-Pastor,
Rev. Henry S. Potter, Will preach at both
services Evening subject: "Persever-
ence." one of Il series to the young. Com
munion service at the close of the morn
ing sermon.
First Welsh Baptist Church, West
Market street.--Rev. j. V. Davis, pastor.
Tho pastor will occupy the pulpit on Sun
day next, at the usual hours, 10 a. m. and
6 p. m. Sunday school at . y. m. All are
invited to attend. Seats free.
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Albert Hatcher Smith. pastor. 1870 SER
vice. theme. Ruth. the True Hearted;
7.30 p. M, Rev. G. B. Smith, of Factory
vile, will preach. Sunday school at , p.
M: Christian Endeavor at go p. m.
Memorial Baptist church. Church ave-
nue--Rev. n. i. Davis, pastor Services
tomorrow, at 10 a. m. and y. m. The
pastor will preach Welsh in the morning
and English in the evening. Prayer meet
ing. Monday evening, and Young Peoples
meeting, Tuesday evening. Seats are free
and all strangers welcomed.
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the warming SYMPTOMS .

the warning symptoms of disease, he is
carelessly inviting calamity.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. 1t
enables the perfect digestion and assimi-
lation OF food, which makes strength.
1t stimulates the liver, cures biliousness,
and removes bilious impurities from the
blood.
~ had been troubled with pain in lower
part OF my stomach for three years, so severe
thought 1t would kin me in time,n writes Mr..
Aaron Van Dam, of f(kensingtonl a54g II9th ST,
Chicago ILL., ri could hardly work; il ielt like
q big weight hanging on me aud got 50 bad that
! had 70 take medieine used Stomach Bitters
for time, but il did no good so / wrote to Dr.
R. Y. Pierce for advice, which he gave me inn
medately. followed his directions; used two
bottles OF his medicine and was cured had a
torpid liver which was troubling me instead of
cramps las thought, so Dr. Pierce told me.
] have pleasure in living now; have gained in
weight IS pounds sace then"
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation. They do not beget the pill
habit.
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and cloave only unto Him in loving obed-
ience to His commands and with life de-
VOTED, TO His service. Ruth's choice led
her to-a home and heritage in a goodIy
, land. All who choose Christ shall find "A
, home for the soul, and an "lnheritancc
: incorruptibie, and urdelcd, that fadeth
mot away, reserved in heavon."--I Pc. /, :.
Illustration. Like the hearts of David
and Jonathan which were knit tcgoth-
err the hearts Of Ruth and Naomi We're
bound by the tie of love. Draw two
hearts bearing the names, RUTH, Ma
OMI. Place around them the representa-
tion of Il golden band bearing the one
sweet word love. Ask the practical ques.
tion, is thy heart bound TO the hearts of
thy Lord with the holy bond of hopc?"
The bond is prepared through His love
to thee 1t cannot be cementod until thou
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death itself. That determination involved
a total abandonment Of all that she had
cherished In early life, Its memories and
hopes, Its pleasures and rewards luke,
yiv.33), and the acceptance of privation,
sorrow, poverty, and whatever might
come In the land where her lot would DO
cast To render her words more en-
phatic. she called God to witness the sin,
cerity of her intentions using n form of
oath common among Orlentalists Il Sam,
HE'D In all this it Is evident that Ruth's
heart is centered in Naomi. The personal
pronoun thee and thy, occurs seven times
IN her speech. indicating the deilniteness
OF her thought.
JOURNEY--Thcre was no need of
further argument. The hearts of the two
women being knit together, their lives
must henceforth flow into one channel.
Naomi yielded to the stcadfast mind of
her young companion acts. xXi:1D. They
proceeded together until they came into
Bethlehem The brev!ty of Scripture
narrative is wonderful Large sections
upon which any purely human author
would dwell with interesting detail are
omitted altogether. Here the inspired
silence shuts out from our story what all
might innocently desire to know: what,
in fact u well guided imagination might
profitably supply. Proceeding around the
southern end of the Dead Sea, the two
passed on. pursuing thence general
northwesterly course, through the sprace-
" settled portion, where, centuries after,
John the Baptist. made converts (Matt.,
iii:D, and where Jesus was tempted
Matt, iv:D, to the plains where shephards
watched their flocks at the advent duke.
ii:1ol. The conversation may have related
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tion." Sunday school at 12 M; Luther

tion." Sunday school at 12 M; Luther
League, Gas y. m.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
General synod, corner of Mulberry
street and Prescott avenue.-Rev Luther
Hess Warng, pastor. $3.50 Il. m. Sunday
school; 1880 n. m., divine worship with
sermon by the pastor. The Sacrament
OF the Lords Supper will be administered.
The Offering Will be for synodcal benevo-
lence, Z p. m, Y. 7. S. c. T.. Subject: "po
| Discourage Others?" 1:30 p. M, evening
service with sermon. Everybody welcome.
lions Evangelical Lutheran church,
226 Miiilin aVcnue-Rev. o. a. Gallenkamp
pastor. Morning service. 1880 Il. m, sub
iect: Lift up Your Heads and Look, the
King is Coming" Sunday school at 2
p. m. Rehearsal of Christmas prayer,
German, evening service 7:3o. The Pro
tector of Our Lutheran Faith, Gustayus
AdOlphus, King of Sweden.
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REFORMED EPISCOPAL.

Grace Church, Wyoming avenue, below
Mulberry street.--Prayer and praise SER
Il. M. and 7;3O p. IN. Mr. W. w. Adair will
preach at both services. Subject. morn
ing; 1.-THE Tragedy of Hobab," Numbers
1929; evening: ",ro Him that Oyercom-
eth" Rev. 2:i7; Sunday school Al l2 m. /;
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor at $3.50; prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 7;45 o'cl.ek; seats free.
Everybody welcome.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-06
SERVICES in THE
VARIOUS CHURCHES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Elm Park-Rev. DIR. c. NJ. Giffin. pastor.
Prayer and praise meeting at $3.50; sermon
by the pastor at 1880; Sunday school at
2 p. M; Junior League at $3.50; Senior
League at 6:30 Worship Word by pastor
at 1880 p. IN.
Rev. II. C. McDermott, d. D., pastor.
Worship and sermon. at 1880 a, m, and
7sO p, m. Morning topic, "The Message
We Most Need" evening topic, "Facts
About Sin" Sunday school, at Il m;
Junior league, at 3 p. m; Epworth league,