8 THE SCKAXTON TRIBUNE SATTJSDAY 0CT03E3 10, .189ft. SOCIAL NEWS AND ' GOSSIP OF VICINITY Brief Mention of What Has Been Going on During the Week. SCC1I1TV IS DEVOTED TO CCLF 'roles. Instructor Hill Ariivo iii the City .tt(:iuliiy-iiiutor of .t.:aifinc!s..Srvi'r!il Small House rnrtiPs-Olciilion of Ihi- .Movement"' uf Well-Known I'itoiis During the W ccli Now Pratt inn lo a Clone. o'i h.-'i .tin-to ami v. i vv. Ii te. i . iai.t lot-ivs i'i.i;.s of tiie mv 'II S"t are m . d in (a row ami pupu'ar wani" I hat I IV y I'll. I I. ill Hill" else to do: at 1. a tie' t ll.ll, ie ; i:i.' s, ,-. i l '::iimi i links have suppla'di d cvorv- i m einl way. '-"or m veii'.l w 'i ks imvuI'i "d lie- time and nt iif Mniis who wuu'l otluT uri.itiulr!' i' r Im'o -r .oci.il wise u i v.-i :s :' a ' i. i,i ; ki d end with the r. -Mlit lint theie is li: t or liothu it to elu'oiiii ! in i ho way m' formal events '.. !;. 1 1 nave in ant'liaits of p.ist yeii,-s i Si rant'oi neople :in si i,n t i ti for 1 1 1 1 t nfii'-f). Tlioso !! I'n'iis who for pl-Vsdi-nl oi 4.1 her I. intuits cannot lay II;.- i.:ii.o iro and M'e others play It. VI.. li i' prof low. el :v. Iris ii irt J the tlrt where il'i'ii to have instruction liy A ih '.-A ' n ami next we k .M -. I'.i'iid--- of N'cvv York eiiy. ttlii tuv.' les- K..U;s Win li the Pnks were la d oil., wi t lie li i" in nuc'i a eiUiuii iimulier of llo'.'i. es. lie will he Inn- on jiniilay. l. i t i veiiiiie- at 7 o i loi I, tin. Ii -auil-11 1 ! ;.iai .Mill.'in ini:'e in W'.-st I'iitslmi v as alive willi huiiji!noss ami the r-si-ii'-'iiee was ii'.ila:-..' niih liuht and c!ict liilius. Mi' s J'ary Mur.M illau. an ae-4-uiiiili' li .1 ai i in o n In r youns lady, i's ...mi d to Waller I'.i'iM'.js, a w !! kn.iu .i ;i.tnrni'.v of Se-ani'iii. 'i'li" l ;. Wan I el'f'H Med liy Kev. T. '.V. Swan, i.nslor of i!ie West IMtiston I'res-liyl-iiaii elnii'eli, in the juvseiieo of a manlier of ti'louds and rela.ivs. Tne l.'.i.l.' v 'il away by her ln'olher, i n. it. ,MM'.MI:1. el' :-. il' i playi d 1 In ' Mipenln im's or weddi;K inai'cii. 'I lie or was bcaiilifiilly del raie i i V i;li the I lii.wcrs ntul li'iinical idnuls and lie win one loin; to be t""ii".ii- lie! .d. The usli rs w-ie 1!. M. Ii'.!-f- I'l'i', I'-ranklin Howell and T. V. M isini oi Sernnton and F. A.KIIIthoip of I'itts 1'iirir. Tho I'lldal party formed up .-airs and to the nui.sic of the orchesiru and preceded by the four ushers, nii'iclicj to the parlor, where the i-civ-loony v as p -rformed under an inch of I'liwets In the east bay window. Til.' bride never looked handsomer and hhe i H.4 liiin h nilnilrcd In her eoslimie of . hite satin, trimmed with point lace. There were nliout ninety quests pres ent. The nut of town suest s were: l .'insoiu Cili.-us, Miss Jennie 1!. Shau ooh. .Miss Ji'iniie Hovell, Miss Stevens, and J'i'M. .1. U HowGiTh. Jlr. a id Mis. C. H. i:lii.all p. ml dan.u'l.ter, Sitniiton; Miss J "n II. Ilonesdale; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Macilillan. Avoca; Mis. Ward 1 1 die, ills. Hrownini;, New Toik. Mr. ntul "Mrs. I'i-,,irs left on (he 9.45 I.ehliili Valley train for Willies-Ra ire nod Ian r look the midnight train for New York. Thursday's WilUes-Iiai'iv I. ' o.'d. t Ti M. I.ati i ai. edit r of the .'lss Alice K. (': i lunula)!' J.f tPl-r. and ('l:ec liauiri ter of Mr. and Mr 4. V. I '.. ( 'ha.-e, of t!ie same pi cc. were ninr- i ie 1 Wi dncsday evcriiiT in Jersey Cty. The ceremony was pet f.irnv'd by I! v. ("hmles Herr, D of the First Pre- byicriau church, of that place. The j coi.pl" was anemic I by Ale'-nnder Va i i-i'Koiii.r, of Now York and Miss Alan I li xt' i'. of Hr 'oMvn. N. V. Jlr. mill Mis. l.tithrop wdl v's t New Yo It Uiehtnocd ami W asliinivton, and will ret urn lo Curbondale about Oft, 15. Miss Maii'iir t Ann'e Joies was mar ried Salui-day even hit; to Unvbl J. Thoiii.is at the bride's home on North Hyde I'ark n venue by cv. D T'. Jot es. pastor of the Tabernacle tViiKfrRu- tirnal cliutidi. ' Miss Nellie Oakley and Hi". Tiw'cht church, of thi.4 city, were married at I e I",), M I li.ii in liiurie of ill Cruve s !airi.t ;d, and M the bride's parents In Wednesday eveninir. Wetlvily was brides itirie" C'liurcli Acted as I man. The ceremony was pel- f.'ficil by Hev. ti. V. Hovvery. A. M., of Kdmoidon. N. Y. Halph Newton. I'eit Wheeler. AVlllis Leonard t'lid Mr. CoXe. of this eiiy, were the ushers. 111', an 1 Mrs. ("hiirch will reside in (treen KiiUt". Monday niir'nt u birthday party was l.eld in honor of Charl 'S Itichl at his residence on Capouse avenue. Miss Maud MeHiifrh, of North Main a venue, was tendered n surprise party Tuesday evenins at the home of her priivats. Mr. and Mrs. It. P. Mellus'.i. Tlioinas Jones and fainily. In compli ment to their ilepi'ture for South Afri ca, where Mr. Jones litis nceeptcd a po sh Ion as foreman In a mild mine, were tendered a party Tuesday evening at the home of Air. and Mrs. John Lirif litlis. of Fverctt nveinie. A farewell surprise parly was on Monday evenini; tendered Mr. and Mrs. (I. F. Soden. ut their home on North 1 iiiiinley uveiiue. It was a pleasurable affair and vim imjoyed by all present. Tiie wcddiiuT of Miss Mary Timlin of the central idty. to Patrick Gilroy. nf thi' South Side, took place nt .1 o'clock YYednesday afternoon lit the cathedra! by Kev. J. W. Malone. The brides tuaid was Miss Anna McNamara and Peter McNully was best mnn. After the roremony the bridal party repaired to the home of the bride's brother, Pat rick Timlin, tif Keyser avenue. North Ftnl, where a reception was held. Anionic the Btiests were: Misses Mar uarct mid U. Timlin, sisters of the bride. Alary and II. (lilroy. sisters of the ttroom. atnl Cussle McNamara, If. Murphy. Nora Leonard, H. Donnetrnn, Mrs. Alice Honneiran, Mr. and Mrs. Mi-hnel McNamara, Mr. nnd Mrs. "Dominie Corcoran, Hichard Timlin, tirotherof the bride. John Martin, Law rence SIcNamnra. A. Mahon. M. (Iran ahain. Patrick. Lynn, Peter Ward, J. K. Murphy. Miss Hannah Hycs, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. John T. Rees, and Kvan Hopkins were married "Wednesday pn-ninit nt the bride's homo on Hamp ton street bv Kev. F. O. Kvans, of Vandlimt, I'tt. Among the Rtiests were: Mrs. Hannah Astor, of 'Wilkes r.arre, and Mrs. Mary Kvans, wife nf Councilman Thomas O. Evans, nf Kd wardsville, and Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Jones, of Duryea. Mr. and Mrs. Hop kins will reside on the West Side. A Mrs. Sarah F.risht and Watkin T. "Wl'liams wire united In mniane Monday evening at the bride's home on South Hyde Park avenue by Kev. J. H. Pvveet. Dustor of the Simpson Metho dist church. They will reside on North Main avenue. At the home nf Mr. and Mrs. Robert FurrlnKton. of North Hyde Park ave nue, Wednesday evening, their daugh ter. Mlsn Ada, was married to William Tldd, of Taylor, bv Kev. Mr. Klnpr, of the, Methodist Episcopal church at Taylor. Carhondale will have Its nil of Klr iness next week. Interest In the event has spread aa far as Seranton and on Thursday nlglit a lnrg-? rarty of prom Inorit pociety folk propose Rolt'R up to the Carliondnltf danceis. MIhw Lllii Stewart, the Ramo person who direct ed the two Seranton klrmess h. Is iiuui ugiiiK the Anthracite city uffair. Mrs. AV. II. Peildiia entertained the manasera of tho Home tor the Friend less at her home on Vine street yester day. ... Miss Klsle V.vown entertained a num ber of friends last Thursday afternoon I In honor of her cueni, Miss Lillian j Davis, of Mi. t'arr.iel. I mm I 5li;i, (It'oro P. (iiiflitiis entertained a number of li lends r t earls yester.'ay afternoon at her h. me on IJulncy ave nue. ; I'KIISoX.M. .MKXTUi.V: U'lllaid I). Howe was a .West Side vl ' llor Tuesday. .i liiur I., .ioivan, of I'liee sireet, was in , l'iiisliiiri; iiioii'l.iy. eiiy S' Hi itur .lnrai'4 II. Toi r. y was in ."lit -linrj; Monday. .1. M.iiiwan. nf I'lttston, sn-nt Sunday with fVianlua fiii mly. llmi. .Morgan I:. W'Mllams was on the j AVi -I Hiii" over Sunday, i .Miss Knie W'.ilsii, of 1'ittsliia, spout ilii ; P 'i liatii with frionds in tl'.U eiiy. Mr-. Itatli Kiia'io. of Ai i liM'iii avenue, is vlit!i! friends hi iiveiiy, N. . ' Heiu Jon''.--, of .l.iek.-ioa su-nei, has re- lii'tii'.l tram a vi.-il ill I "li i I ;i i : . ! .liis Anna .Vlei'v.ar. r.f 1'riee streei, lias I returned afier a visit at .Marion, (ihio. P T. I'nl. y. of Uriint avi em', lefi Muii dny fur a visit to fiieiiils ai Newark. N. .1. ! .lames I lyniliiiaa. of iikes-liavre. snein ; Sit'iday Willi Km uk lianea, of Teiita street. Al. I?. A in . of ;ailield avenue, spent ' this week at Klk lake, tSiisipu'liannu 1 eiinntl'. 1 Tiie Mese Soli,, illnley and .Margaret "usii k, of l.afayeiie stieet, have n turii' d from a visit in Svrarii.--e. ; Mis. II. I'iiiliiiey. of crook strn'i, Iniii- more, has rriiiriu d luuae alter speadiiii; a Tew months in Knuluitil. .Miss l.illl.'ii Mae Suuver. of liatile ("reek, j In., ntiirni'il Inline Wednesday after a I V'sit lo I rii lr:s la tl.is i jty. .Mrs. William Vnmu;s, of Vew Vork, in I the (jiiest of Mr. and .Mrs. Wiliiiiiu Web I ber, id' liriuker strei IMinnuire. s. n. Siiliwell. of tlu.s eiiy. lusi Siitur.lay iiileiiil.'il I lie niei ;iinr of ine Stale Ki.-n . commission, which elected hi.n prcsldciu. j Mr. aii'l Mrs. .l. K. Sandei's. of I'lun di i street, were ill Xortlnunherl.ind Monday . in ailciulaiiee at the fiineiul of a 1'lI.i- ! liVe. .M ssts Cassie H vine and Anna I'.iu- roii. ol Prospect avenue, and Misses Sara (I'l'oniior atld Maine ruiiwav were thr VllesltS t lay of friends ai t'illstoa. I'M waii Piiviilow has returned from New York city. Miss Alice (idllRpn, Ins in 1 iianniiri'. of Plttston is visa- ; Hon. and Mrs. .Tnini is. Fan- are visa- Inc. in New i ork eiiy. Frank llnuen, of Tenth street, was In New York city this week. I Miss K.ssl" M. Smith, of Iiald Mount, is I visiiliif,' Sernnton trieitds. Itev. ami Mrs. cooper, or ttawtey, were West Side visitors Thursday. Mi-s Annolinc Cvaiit, of New York city, speni last week Willi Imnniore friends, Mi.-s Annie l'leminic Iveiniedy, of Ply mouth, was a West hid" vi-utiM' this wc. k. Mrs. .1. Si lt'crt and .Miss I.aiiri'. H'U'ieit. of I 'lya.eiil a, are visitinij on tin1 West Side. Siiiniiel Diniiuian. of llaniptoti sttvei, has I'tturnod from a visit at Xw Mil for' I, .lames Cnrr, of South WasnhiKton ave nue, set sail ai noun Wednesday for ids former home In lrelimii. j tieorite Ci'iiedlei. of .North Main avena:', : Jft l Monday to lake up a course of study I at 1 'ii kiiison I.avv school. Mrs. K II. House mid children left Woi'n s lay to Join Attiency House, who Is I at A.-hvi'le. Norili ('aroliiia. I M'ss .MaitKio Walsh, of IMne street, is ! home after a three weeks' vacation trip ihriaicli Xew Jersey and Delaware. ! The .Misses Krilibs ard Site llo i. uf liuf- falo, sprat Monday with Mrs. Andrew A. Koi.rrtso'i, of Xorih it 'lecea avenue. Miss M'lriaivct Willlnnis. ol'Teiuh street, visited her parents last wc-'k. Sh" is a student at rdoomshiirit Suite Normal scl-nol. Miss Jesise D.idd and Miss fiiTtl'iide Keti Iritn, of Xew York i lly, have re turned heme after a visit to Miss t'ora ' Storm, of South Main ii venue, Mr. and .Mrs. D. lunne, of Howells. X. V., lcive issued invitations to the marriage of their ilmiKhter, Asnes, next Wednes day nfterjiooii lo Frank I'Mer, son of Mr. and Mis. (ieoiRc Filer, of CI rove street, I'liiiniire. Mrs. Thomas Coyne, of Codar avciiae, is vl-illnir In Buffalo. .Miss Martha Smith, of North Hyde Park avi inie, has return from New S'ork city. Misses Ainin ltevan and ltose Smith, of Wilkcs-iiarre, are visiting Seranton f rii'ii'ls. .Mrs. P. I). Simpson is atleiulinij the sl."te coiivetiilon of tin- Women's Chris tian Teieperuhee union In I'IUmIiiiik. Mrs. Miirmui Kvans, of Lansfiinl. I'n.. Is visilintr Air. and Mrs. Thomas Ki"liar Is. coriier of Jackson street and liartield ave. Illle. J. K. Harris, Newton Jackson. Mrs. X. K. Hiee and Mrs. S. P. Keniier were rei;is ternl ut tiie St. Denis in Xew York last week. z Sol Oottintrcr. of the Economy Furni ture company, left on an extended trip to P.altlmore, Washington, did Point Com fort und Sr. Aurfiistiae. Mrs. Andrew Spnrr, of Meailville. I'n., pud lit-r ni"ce, -Miss Mary liewliiiuh. of Clcvi'liind, O., are visiting Mrs. M. Honker, of Sti iini" avenue, who Is a sisler of tile former. Mi's. P.inlel Lewis and "Miss Sarah Reese, of Plymouth, who have been visit inii at the home of Howell Powell, of SpiiiiK street, for the past few days, re turned lo their home yesterday. Miss Francis Falkenluiry, daughter of Mrs. All'e M. Falkenluiry, will be mar ried to K.miene Hale Hays, of Philadel phia, on Wednesday evening, Octcber -1, ai (Mia o'clock, at lhe family residence, l:a Adams avenue. Just Arrived. Ladies' waists made from three-toned chaiiKeahle silk, while collars and a nice assortment of black silk waists. MEAIIS K 11 A (i FN. DEATH OF AIRS. LOIS A. MORSS. M at fur .llmi)" Year n in iMindalc, IJcsiilcnt of "Mrs. Lois A. Jlnr.ss. relict of Hie lale (!eori;e L. Alorss. of Curbondale, I'n.. died suddenly at her late home yester day. 1 licensed v an daiiKhter of (len eral Jell la I Tattle, and was born in Windham, Oreeiic county, N. Y.. Sep teniliei' IT, isl'i. She was married al Windham Iiecembcr 1.1. 1X41. and re moved to Carbiiiidale in July, 1'-!-. where she has since resided. Deceased is survived Ivy three daugh ters. Mrs. L. W. Morss. of Seranton. nnd .Misses Amanda L. and Lois I:., of ("nrbondale. Funeral services will be held at the late residence Monday nt i p. m. and Interment will lie made nl Mnplewood ccineicry. Foil QUESTION? W. II. Gal way, Radford, Va., asks tinder date of Sept. ist: "Have you any particular Medicine that is as elective in Curing !iulio,cs tion as "77" is in Curing Colds?" ANSWER! II Dr. Humphreys Specific Xn. 10, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weak Slum- .ich is equal in Merit to "77." Dr. I'cviimiiieyV Homeopathic Maxi.ai. or Discasks Vm.K at vorit Dnt.uoisTs on MAII.EUOX Kequkst. Smnll bottles of pleasant peliets, lit the vest pocket. Sold by drugtglsW, or sent on receipt of centa or live for SI. Hum phreys' Med. Co., Cor. YYllllum & John 8t New York. CHURCH DOINGS AND RELIGIOUS TALK Chronicling ot Particular InUrcst to Church-Going People. THE C. E. STATE CONVENTION It t'pinpliitt'ly Overshadowed All of Hie Oilier llclieiuiiM Events of Hie Wcck('onlcroiice lo lici:iu .11 on day in the ion Lutheran Church. .Notes About Church Woikcr--Scr-viccs in City Clinrclies Tomorrow. 'i'lie Clirlsiian Endeavor convcin ion aiviiated local rei-oiis circles this week as they have never before been stirred. Thoiinh the visiting delcKiitea did not number no to tiie crowd ex pected, yet Seranton has never enter tained, al a sincle time, a Reenter num ber of religious workers. U was a b'.lsy week; perhaps, tiie preliminary prepar ation as more arduous Ihaii lhe real reception and entenalnlPK. Thai the delesnt'-s were well lookeil uTter is cer tain. The lesser number made I be sweets of li'lelltioli mi 11 pi'rater dis tance and in creator abundance than if the ileleKiites were more numerous. Every local church has not a Christian linden ver sm ieiy. yet every church was to some di'Kl'ce uflecled by the assem bled hosts. Where there was 110 church society encoiirimemeiit and nsslstame v. efe offered. The convent ion coinplele ly overfhaibiwed , any lesser religious cveiil; indeed, there were few il'irinur lhe week. Til" iiillucncc of the I'IihIchv oi'i'is was felt every v. here. It has stirred up local religions; circles to il m use of importance heretofore not at tained and the city will be the better for lhe visit. The (Senium Methodist Episcopal church on Adams avenue has been re opened after undei-Koiim Improvements I'ostinir Sd."'"!'. The cost of the repairs was sustained by the members of the connTon'iillon. The Interior freseoeliiR was the wmk of Artists Italdwin and HubelMli in, of Ft leu. N. Y. New car pets have been laid and the scats have in "ii rc-c.islili'iied. A nmv roof, new fctice. new sideivalks and re-arranK' d lawn 'tie some of the changes fur the bell"!'. The pn.-'tor of the church. Rev. Pliilin llendifcis. was chulrmnn of the bit'.liliiiK committee. At tile openini? service last Sunday, Rev. J. J. Mess r.ier. of Newark. N. J., preached and tile eveninu service was In charge of Key. A. F. Sinter, of New York city. The Rev. (-,. (!. Kunkl". of Hoi-wick, will move 10 Scranion in n short time to Hike i liarce of St. Paul's Lutheran mission at Providence. Tills mission lias boon without a pastor diiri'itt the past year. It Is hoped thai under the cnorrotio supervision of the Rev. Mr. Kimkl" the work will prosper. There will 'in prenclilufr on Sunday at rt.S'ft p. m. In St. Paul's chapel, conducted by Rev. A. L. Runnier, pastor of St. Marie's church. On Tuesday cvenintr of next week there will be services in the cha pel conducted by Rev. Kunkle and in sisted bv some of the cterjry attendlns the Lutheran conference lo lie held in Zion Lutheran church of this city. The "Wilkes-Rarre Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran church will be in session October 12 to 14 In Zlnn's Lutheran church of this city. The con ference will open on Monday nlffht. Hev. L. Litidciistruth. of .Alauch Chunk, the president of the conference, will preach the npeninn sermon. Following the sermon will be the celebration of the Holy communion. The business Kcssii.n will heirin Tuesday morning and continue to Wednesday evening, l'he customary state convention of the Young Men's Christian association will not be held until February. 1X!7. Instead, a special convention of the Northeastern Pennsylvania nssocla tons, including Seranton, Wilkes-Harre. and Towanda distilcts. will be held at Piitston on Friday. Saturday and Sun day, Oct. hi. 17 and 1. A period of forty hours' devotion was observed at St. Patrick's church. West Side, beginning nt 10."0 o'clock Sunday morning with high mass and closing at !i o'clock Wednesday evening. Sun day evening Rev. Peter Christ deliv ered a sermon mi "The Blessed Sacra ment" and on Monilfly evening Rev. J. V Smoulter, of (ilyphant, preached. There was no sermon Tuesday night end the devotion closed Willi a mass Wednesday morning. NoTKS FOR CiU'RCH WORKERS. Revs. J. I!. Sweet and F. P. Doty Were in Ashley, Pa.. Wednesday. Thursday was a day of prayer for young women throughout the land. Tiie ladli s of St. David's Episcopal church served tea Wednesday evening. Rev. L. Sliellioen. ihe Fnited States evangelist, was in the city for a few davs of this week. Hi v. X. .1. McManus. rector of Holy Rosary church nt North .Seranton. re turned Saturday from his European trip. I!ev. C. W. Cooper, of Remington, Iml., a former pastor of the Providence Cluistian church, circulated this week aineiig ids .Seraiiloii friends. The congregation of St. Mark's church. I iiinniore. will next Tuesday eveilltig celeluule -itli n supper the un nivil'iaiy of tiie entry into lhe new chinch. ii'ev. T. C. Edwards, of 'Cing.-toii. but evening delivered a lectiiie nt the First Welsh Coiigregatioiial church on "Thtoitgli I'ails pi lome." M was under the ausiiices of the l.adii ?" Aid aocii-ty. Tiie City Pastors' union im-l Monday at tin- Young Men's Christian associa tion. Then- were scvenle. n ministers present. The union is in need of funds and the members will ne reminded of the same. I!c!,-ular services will be laid in the Providence Methodist Ktiisi'opal i church. Trenching by lhe pastor, Kev. ! William Edgar. Morning suhlecl, "Th" ! liatnier I'nlnrled:" evening sill ji-ct. 'Converted in prison." The Free Methodists' co,i:'et'eice has closed its session iii Smith Canaan and l.'cv. John Ciivntmugh has bom rp pnitil 'd to labor in this section. Mr. OaviinauKh expects to build up a con Sietalioi! on me W.st Side. Rev. John Loii'thi an. pisu r of St. Joseph's church. Minooka. in a sermon preached last Sunday morning, de nounced in vigorous terms the lawless ness which has recently disgraced the city line neighborhood. Pet her Lough ran blamed the narents for not hold ing their si ns in check. i;i . . Dr. ('ha"!. .'-, M. t'ililin wili speak at Flm ."ark olmren toni.trt mi i n'ng on "I'olitles Witnout Ecs," the li "st o' a series nn the mora! aspects of the polliicu' campaign. The second topic T.'IU be "Politics Without Conscience, or Mt. Sinai in Politics;" the third, "Politics Without Heart, or War lie t .Veen I he ( "lasseii." Rev. K. .1. Meil.y. pastor of Si. John's iviiiich. Snulli Side, returned Saturday from a tour months' trip to Europe. The appearance nf Father Melley was unexpected by his congregation. They were preparing a reception for him. but he came unheralded and before the understood flme. which was a week hence. Father Melley has been Rieally benefited by the trip. Rev. 'j. P. Moore and wife, who have been so succissfui in evnngclistlc meet ings 1.1 Carbondnle nnd other places where they have worked, are rsist'ne the pastor of the Hamiu.in Street Methodist ICirfscopcl church. Mr. Moore is well known be his music. "The Haven of Rest." They w!. be here for a week or more, and will then leave for other fields of labor. A novel service will he held In the armory of the Volunteers of America on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock when under "Old Glory" and the Volunteer standard the first enrollment of recruits of the Seranton post will take place. This service has been easerly looked forward to by many beside those hav ing u special Interest In it. Stuff Cap tnin Lindsay, commanding olticer of the Pennsylvania battalion, will conduct the servlte. The public is cordially in vited. Staff Captain J. J. Lindsay, of Phila delphia, will conduct the meetlnfc's on Sal unlay and Sunday evenings in the Volunteer armory, tils Washington nve nue. Holiness meeting Sunday morn ing at ltl.ttu o'clock. Christian praise and prayer service nt S.4.i p. m., to be addressed by Hev. (S. L. Aldrich. En rollment of recruits Sunday evening at S o'clock by Staff Captain Lindsay. All are cordially invited. TOMORROWS SERVICES. St. Luke's church Rev. Rogers Is rael, rector Nineteenth Sunday nfter Trinity 7. :I0 a. in.. Holy communion: ii.l'i a. m., Sunday school: iu..so a. in., morning prayer and sermon: S.M p. in., deaf mute service. Rev. J. M. Kochler. 7..' n n. in. evening prayer and sermon, Si. Mark's chtincl. Duiiirlore Rev. ii. J. liaus'iton in charse. Nineteenth Sunday nfter Trinity, pi.'tn a.m.. morn ing prayer and sermon: .'! p. in.. Sunday school; I p. in., evening prayer and ser n'lii. Si. David's church, corner Jackson street and llroinley avenue Kev. M. 11. Mill, rccior. .Morning prayer and ser mon at in.:!) a. in.; evening prayer and sermon at 7.".o p. in.; Sunday school at 2..'"it p. in.; Friday evening session ut 7.30. Seats free. Penn Avenue P.nptist church Rev. Ji eph K. Dixon, D, D., pastor. Preach ing ut I'VIo u. in. and 7.:t' p. m.; Hiblo school al L' p. m.: Young People's meet ing at (!.:!0 p. in. sharp. The fall rully of the church and Sunday school will be held tomorrow. Dr. Dixon's topics arc: Morning, "The Church for the Souls:" evening, "How to Succeed." All nre most cordlrlly welcomed. First Presbyterian church Rev. James Mc Lend, D. D., pastor. Services ut ID.SSO a. in. and 7."0 p. m. The sacra ment of the Lord's supper will be ad ministered in the morning. Sunday school, 12. Iii noon: Young People's So ciety Christian Endeavor. R.:I0 p. m.; prayer nrd conference meeting Wed nesday 7.4" p. in. All Souls' Cniversallst church, Pine street Rev. F. W. Whippon, pastor. Morning subject, "Friendship with Jesus." Evening subject, "Lessons from the Field of neology." The com munion service will fullow the morning sermon. Church of the Oood Shepherd. Oreen Ridge street and Monsey avenue. The nineteenth Sunday nfter Trinity. Holy communion. 8 a. m.: morning prayer, litany nnd sermon, ift.nrt; Sunday school and rector's Bible class, 2.S0; evening prayer and sermon, ".go. All seats free. All welcome. Oreen Ridge Rapt ist church Rev. W. J. Ford, pastor. Services al 10.S0 a. m. and 7.f.0 p. m. Subject in the morning. "The Secret of Power;" In the evening, "Ought We to Expect Dellnite Answers to Our Prayers."' First Paptist church, Sernnton street Rev. S. F. Matthews, pastor. Subject for Snbbath morning, "'The Cirent Con vention." The morning prayer will be preceded by a prayer meeting. Commun ion nt 10 a. m.. led by Deacon Owens. Subject for evening will be. "To the I'nknown Uod." Sunday school 2 p. m.. Dr. Heddoe, superintendent. Young People's prayer meeting 6 p. ni leader, Delia V. IVrshimer. All are cordially Invited. Grace Lutheran church, corner 51ndi son avenue and Mulberry street Rev. Foster l Gift, pastor. Services at 10.30 n. m. and at 1.30 p. m. Morning sermon on "The Temple of the Holy Ghost;" evening sermon, "Lessons From the Convention." First Church of Christ (Scientist) No. ."il'.l Adams avenue Sunday service 10.:'0 a. in. Experience meeting Friday even ing at 8 o'clock. All welcome. Seats free. Christian Alliance Auxiliary, 14.11 Penn avenue Prayer meeting 9 a. m. to 10 a. m. Service 3.45 p. m., led by Hev. W. T. McArthur. Meetings Tues day afternoon and evening at 3 and 7.30 o'clock. Elm Park church Rev. C. M. Giffln, 1"). 1). pastor. Preaching nt 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. in. by the pastor. Subject for the evening, "Politics Without Eyes," the first of a series of sermons. Sunday school at 2 and Epworth league at 6.30 p. nt. Washburn Strepl Presbyterian church Rev. John P. Moffat, pastor. Servic es at 10.30 a. m. und 7. 30 p. in.: Bible school ut 12.00 m.; Christian Endeavor at (i.20 p. m.; Junior Christian Endeavor ut 4.00 p. m. The pnstor will preach in the morning on "Drawing the Net." and in the evening on "What Have I Re ceived from the Convention?" Collec tions for the board of education will be taken morning mid evening. All cor dlnlly Invited to all the services. Second Presbyterian church Rev. Charles E. Robinson, 1). D pastor. Services nt 10.30 a. in. und 7.30 p. in. The sacrament of the Lord's supper In the morning. The pastor will m-each In the evening, by request, on "The Pavilion, the Rock und the Heights." All seats tree in the evening. All welcome. Trinity Lutheran church, Adams ave nue, corner Mulberry street Kev. Kd wln Ltrm Miller, pastor. Services at 10.30 a. in. nnd 7.30 p. m. Oreen Ridge Presbyterian church Hev. John li. Worrall, D. D. will preach ut 10.30 a. in. ami 7.30 p. m. Evening Mormon specially lo young people. Hlble Heboid nt 12 o'clock. Endeavor society service at 0.30. All are welcome. Shtilah Baptist church. Wyoming ave Grand special retail sale of over six hundred beauti ful Turkish and Persian Rugs and Carpets in all sizes. Some of the pieces are of the richest and most luxurious character, representing a lost art never to be produced again, for the patterns and colorings are from designs which were perfected in the da3rs when Damascus, Xiueveh and Babylon were in their glory. EASTERW Rarely does one see such a fine collection of Pottery, Porcelaines, Bronzes, Cloisonne Teakwood Pedestals, Brass Goods, etc., from China, Japan and Indita, as we now exhibit. We will place on exhibition one of th; finest specimens of Wood-Carving, a Teakwood Cabinet, valued at $Soo. EXHIBITION Ai SALE MONDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1855. R. W. nue Rev. E. T. Irwin, pastor. Treadl ing at 10.45; Sabbath school, 2.30 p. in.; communion, 3.30 p. ni.; Women's Tem perance union. 7.30 p. m. Grace Reformed Episcopal church. Wyoming avenue below Mulberry street Divine worship at 10.30 a. m. nnd 7.30 p. in.; Sabbath school, 12 m.; Young People's Society Christian En deavor. 6..I0 p. ni. Seats all free. Stranir crs welcome. Preaching by the pastor. Morning subject, "The Blessed Meek tines," Matt. 5: B. Evening subject, "The Sun-Clad Woman." Rev. 12. ! Thursday at 7.45 p. m. union Bible class for lesson study. All welcome. Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church Rev. John GriMith, pnvtor. Morning service. 10.30, subject, "When the Tide Comes In." Evening service, 6, sub ject. "Violent Efforts to Grow." Sun day school at 2 p. m. St. Mark's Lutheran church. Four teenth and Washburn streets Rev. A. L. Itanicr. l'h. D., pnstor. Services 10.2U a. m. and 7.30 p. in. St. Paul's Lutheran Mission. Provi denceServices nt 3.311 bv Rev. A. 1 Rainer, pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church. Calvary Reformed church Regular reivice at 10.30 a. m. lu the evening there will lie a Christian Endeavor platform meeting. LADIES' CLASS IN DRAWING. I'irel Session nt the linyiiinnd Insti tute Tuesday Allernooii. At the John Raymond Institute the lirst regular session of the free hand drawing class for young ladies at the John Raymond Institute. Ytiung Men's Christian association building, will b held on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The (iiiipment for the class comprises a complete set of models and drawing materials and the instruction ofi'or d Is the best that can be secured in the country, ns Mr. Lyons, the teacher, has had the training both of the Americnn anil European schools. For any young lady who wishes to de Vclope the artistic Instinct, this class affords a valuable oppcv.f unity. In (piiiy should be made cither at the Young Women's Christian association or at the odice of the Young; Men's Christian association. VKI. I, WORTH IIKAKIM. Three better orators than Charles Emory Smith, James H. lloyt and D. D. Woodniansee, who will speak next Thursday evening nt the grand Republican mass meeting in the Frothlnahum theater, are not to be found. This meeting will be open to all and cy. cry voter will Und It worth his Willie to be there. DL'ST IN COAL MINES. r.sieclallv in Foreign Mines It Is n Source nl ('rent Danger. Mine Inspector G. M. Williams, w-ho with Superintendent Morgan R. Mor gans recently returned from Wales, made a tour of Inspection of the Welnli sc'in-nnihrncite collieries and made a study of the workings. Mr. Williams brought with him n number of books with relation to the Welsh mines and a number of reports of Inspectors issued after nccidents. A Record representative yesterday asked Mr. Williams why in his opinion Clint accidents in the Welsh mines are so much more frequent and disastrous than in the anthracite mines of this region, and ho staled that the Welsh ii'incs nre deeper and the workings are longer nnd It is harder for a b uly of men to escape. The Welsh mines are nlno tilled with very line dust, wh'ch is agitated by these explosions, nnd 111 -miners in nltemptlng to i scape breathe this dust und are suffocated. Tills, in Mr. Williams' opinion, is the cause of u great ninny deaths. The dust In the ni'r.es of this region is heavier and is ni t so great a source of danger. V iiKes-LSarre Record. MAYOR WILL NOT ACT. I nlcss Directed by n Joint Resolu tion of Councils. Mayor Pallcy sayshe w'H-not pay any attention to the allegations ngiirst Street Comm'ss'nner K n-ley unless in structed to do so by a Joint resolution of councils. The law directs that the mayor shall sup. ivise the conduct of all city ollict-is and condui t th? investi ration of charges preferred against them. In view of this fact it would seem th" mayor does not place much stock in the Khis li y charges. He was extremely reticent about the mutter, yesterday, and would nut say anything more than what Is not -d above. W liethcr Gold or Silver Wins ' The Tribune will continue to lie the winner to the progressive business man. We need not say why. The people leiiil It. atld peo ple are buyers. Its circulation is so thorough Hint nil comniiiiiities in Northeastern Pennsylvania are brought to a knowledge of tie bargains in store for tlieni in the many business houses represented in its columns. Printer's Ink has created many fortunes, and It will do for you what it has done for others if It l-i intelligently done. The Tribune's columns offers an importunity. ART POTTERY WESTCOTT, JR., Direct Importer FOR LOCAL INSTITUTE WORK. Committee of Teachers That Will Have Charge of II. ' The eighteenth annual institute of the teachers of Lackawanna county, except those of Seranton, will begin next week in Young Men's Christian as sociation hall. The programme ar ranged for the week was published this week in The Tribune. For the ensuing term the following districts have been formed for the purpose of holding local Institutes, and teachers have been ap pointed to take chante. They are: First district. Greenfield, Fell and Car bondnle townships J. K. Ureuiiiin, chair man; Fred Woiiii, .Mary C. Hai'ivtt. K. A. Dcluney, Jouna Cure, Lizzie is, law hull, Ma A. While. Second district, Mnyflcld. Jermyn, Areh- iiaiii anu scon vt imuni Tajtart, enair man; E. D. Kovard, Rose Itiiiinell. Mulmiiu. it. N. Davis, K.ninia Cure Kfi'liy. Third district. Wlnton. lilekelv Katie , Mary Oly- pliant, Thioop and Dickson Cily M. J. I. loyil, chairman: John A. Moyles, John .Mationi y. Katie Murphy, '.VI. V. Cum inhms. Miss C. A. Kenyan. Nellie L. Peck. Fourth district, Lackawanna. Taylor and old Forpe-T. CJ. (isiiorne, chairman; Hon. F. it. Coyne, Thomas Coyne, Mrs. 1 -corse Ellis, .li.nics F. Foley, Samuel Phillips, Mary A. IJiiinn. ('ifih district, east of Mountain R. H. Martin, chairman: S. D. Kaiipp, Kditii Masters. It. H. Drum. M. Ella Gavin, 11. II. DelVvv. Ida Cobb. Sixth dlstri !. wi st nf Mountain F. H. Green, chairman: F. C. Hanyen, S. H. Wage, Horn Hct!uniik"r, F, ,L. Thompson, Esther Smith, i'atke Richards. AMUSEMENTS. This afternoon and evening nt the Academy of Music another opportunity w ill be given to see that funniest of all I Irish farce comedies, the much-talked-I of "llogan's Alley." It Is especially j adapted for the amusement of the ftin i loving public and a picture taken from I leal life, the characters ot Hogun and Jtrogan being portrayed by the great i oiiicuiaiis, tjiiiiiore nun i.eoimro, nuiii fully known as Ireland's kings, sup ported by a company of reputable per formers of real ability. Ha' Reid's successful play. "Human Hearts," will he produced nt the Froth ingliam, Monday night. It deals with life in Arkansas and one of its chief (harms is Its perfect simplicity. Tile story Is laid In the hills of Arkinsas, where a class of people live whose feel ings are such one for the other, that whenever occasion requires they die In silence rather than betray a friend. There is a homely air throughout this piny that is quite a relief from the so-i-iety plays which have for a leading theme some woman with a smirched past. A treat Is In store for the patrons of Davis' theater in the grand production of "Excelsior," which plays thro" nights and niatlnees, commencing'. Monday, Oct, 12. Tills crimpany consists of forty people, carrying special scenery and electrical elects. It Introduces live big ballets. This production Is one of tile best spectacular travesties that ever played popular priced houses. Th latest New York hits are Introduced. Lots of up-to-date comedy, pretty girls, latest music, songs and dances. To Itclire from Business, Murbu Pros., who for years have bTen one of tile leading shoe linns of thlsc Ity. and whose recent failure was a surprise to their many customers, will not attempt to start up again. Their stock of finished shoes was sold yesterday. The ii Itiothers. whi hav: several stores In Xew York -state, pur chased most of the stock. Lynn, Mass., exchange. Rheumatism Relieved in II Hours. "MYSTIC CFRE" for RHEUMA TISM and NEURALGIA relieves In three hours. Its action upon the sys tem Is marvelous and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the dis ease quickly disappears. The first dose great benetlts. 75 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna ave nue, Seranton. WHEELS 0 WHEELS BICYCLES. ON AXD AFTER SEPT. 1CT. mm, WE will c Ifer nil cf the tollovring wheels wo limy Imvc in titoek nt lio'ul.er's i'l-irai : Wolf nieriian, pierce, lver-.ioiinf.on, Wiivprly nnd Ki atln rati ne Line. This is an oii ortiuiltv to Let it tooii wheel cheap. Wo still litivo the famous "Crawford, ' a wheel thai runs as liiriit nnd ensv ami wenrn tqual to nny ""Hid maehiiic on the n nrl'ct. Con,o ami co ivhttt wiicnuui fi r you in our line. e. i mm, n m si H INFANT HEALTH p . SENT FREE Y A little book that should be in ewtv N lioiiie. Issued bv the manufacture! ' Ti o ; tliu N : Gail Borden Eagle Brand n t ' f: Ccndansed Milk pi N. Y. Condensed Milk Co. y 71 Hudson Street, Hew York L IA.VA 1V.A .MVIVTA i : , PROTECTION, PROSPERITY, SOUND MONEY, Mm Mkmb a din CI Under the auspices ot the Central Republican Club, AT THE FROTHINGHAM, Thursday Evaning, Octolsr 15, 13SS. SPEAKERS Hon. Charles Emory Smith, of Phil adelphia, ex-Minister to Russia; Hon. James H. Hoyt, of Rlevclaud; Hon. D. D. Woodmansee, President of the Cepublicau National League, and others. Bauer's Land will furnish the music. Seats free to all .the people. The Club will escort the Speakers to the meeting. All the People Are Invited s2 Iii ( Lb 124-126 Wyoming Avi We have purchased during the last three weeks fifty thousand dollars worth of the latest and most desirable mer chandise at prices 25 to 40 per cent cheaper than va could have bought same ear lier in the. season. We Will Give Our Customers The Benefit Of This Great Saving. Our entire stock of dam aged goods have been dis posed of. We guarantee ev ery article in our establish ment absolutely perfect, or money refuuded. finnifj bUltllt BALDWIN'S THE EEST IN THE MARKET GREAT VARIETY OF SIZES. THE HI fi HELL CO.. m LACKAWANNA filENU Mill ililfisli l-J AND 502 LICXtWAIM MENUE, SCRMT0.1, PI
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