THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1808.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. J. I MoffBtt. pastor of tho
Washburn street Presbyterian church,
will preach the third sermon In his
series upon "That Daughter of .Mine"
tomorrow evening at the regular scr
vice. This, however, Is not the flnnl
one ns was nt llfst Intended. An In
dication of the deep Interest nliendy
evidenced lust week by the reuuest
from different unai-teis thnt u fourth
sermon be preached. "The Sort of
Young Men Who Should Make Hus
bands for That Dnughter." In conse
quence Ilev. Moffatt will make the
third sermon fourth, and the above
will be the subject for tomonow even
ing's sermon.
The Sunday afternon services of the
Young Men's Christian association will
bo held In the old headouarteis at
124 Washington' u venue as usual at
3.45. Arrangments arc being made to
hold the Sunduy afternoon ineetlngH in
the Lyceum theater. beginning Jan 1.
ISO!). Assistant stnt4 secretary of the
Y. M. C. A.. Mr. K. H. Hucknlew. of
llarrlsburg, Pa., will speak at the
jneetllig tomorrow nfternon. Mr. Huck
alew Is an interesting speaker and It
is hoped thnt a goodly number of young
men of the city will be present to
henr him. Music will be furnished by
the association orchestra.
The jubilee committee of the Wilkes
llarre conference of the Evangelical
Lutheiun Clnssls of central Pennsyl
vania met Wednesday at the home of
Uev. K. F. Ultter In West Ilazleton.
The object of the committee Is to de
vise ways and means of raising $150,000
as a Jubilee offering In commemoration
of the 150th anniversary of the found
ing of the Evangelical Lutheran church
In Pennsylvania. This Is the oldest
Lutheran body In the United States
anil the Jubilee will be celebrated with
elaborate pomp nud ceremony.
At the Penn avenue lluptlsht church
tomorrow evening the pastor, Uev. It.
K.Y.Pierce will preach on the practical
side of religon. The topic announced
Is 'Religion and Labor; la the Church
the Friend of the Tollers." As all who
labor with brain and brawn are num
bered amony the tollers, Mr. Pierce
may expect a very large congregation
of both men and women, for there nre
thousands of honest tollers In our city
who are Interested In this practical
subject.
Hev. Dr. Hululti. who has lately re
signed the pastorate of the Flrnt Chris
tian church, on North Main avenue,
has been Invited to take chnrgo of the
newly organized church In Dunmore.
Many friends of this congregation
hope he will accept. At present he Is
engaged In revival services with tho
people who desire his services.
Religious News Mutes
All women are Invited to the Sun
day afternoon gosepl meeting at 3.45
o'clock at the Young Women's Chris
tian association.
Lnst evening the members of the
Second church Sabbath school orches
tra were entertained ly William Hun
lev at dinner, In his home on Monro
avenue.
Miss Margaret Olbbs will conduct a
nnl'iue nnd Interesting entertainment
P-c. 1"). In the Simpson church, thfl
proceeds of which will apply on tho
cbuich Indebtedness
Tho quarterly union meeting of the
auxiliaries of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal churches of Scranton and
vicinity will be held at Elm Park -Monday,
Dec. i" at o'clock.
John Hendsey, superintendent of the
Heseue Mission, will speak at the Hall
road Department Young Men's Chris
tian association tomorrow afternoon nt
".4.1 o'clock. All railroad men and their
families are cordially Invited.
The regular 4 o'clock service of the
Young Men's Christian Union will lie
held tomorrow nfternoon In the Simp
son Methodist church. All young men
are invited to attend. The committee
on permanent organization will report.
Prof. Haydn Evans will give n mus
icale this evening at S p. m. for the
Young Women's Christian association.
All women are invited and business
women are specially Invited. There
will be no admission fee. Those who
come will be heartily welcomed.
Hev. O. a, McDowell, of Honeybrook,
Pa who will occupy the pulpit at the
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church
tomorrow, will conduct special services
ench evening next week' at the above
church, Tho public Is cordially Invited
to uttend these services,
Hev. O. G. McDowell, of Honeybrook,
Pa., a noted evangelist, Is the guest
of Hev. L. H. Foster, M. A pastor of
the Sumner avenue Presbyterian
church. Hev. McDowell will occupy
the pulpit of that church at both ser
vices tomorrow.
rino week from tomorrow will be the
dale of the third quarterly meeting In
the Simpson church. The quarterly
conference will bo held Friday even
ing. Dr. Oilflln, the presiding elder,
will preach on Sunday evening of that
date.
Hev. tl. W. Welsh, of Calvary He
formed church, ban Just completed the
second yenr of a successful pastorate
and on next Sunday mcrnlng he will
preach a special sermon on the open
lux of mother jear. The future of this
beautiful little church appears very
bright.
Hev. Thomas DeClrnchy, pastor of the
Jackson street Haptlst church will
preach an anniversary sermon at to
morrow morning's regular service. This
energetic pastor thus enters upon the
third year of un exceedingly successful
pustorate.
.1. M. Chance has prepared the fol
lowing music for the evening service
in the Second Presbyterian church:
Organ prelude. Smart; anthem, "The
Lord Is my Shepherd," Kosuhat, quar
tette and choir; offettory, quartette,
"Come nruclous Spirit" (Flagler),
Misses Black and Gnragun, Messrs.
Heynon and Morgan; organ postlude,
Salome.
Revival services will continue every
night next week at Peckvllle. A deep
Interest is manifested nnd new con
verts are coming every right. Several
have already joined the church and
others have signified their lnteinlon to
do so. The pastor, Rev. S. O. Slmp
klns, will preach mcrnlng and even
ing on Sunday.
Secretary Malty, of the Young Men'
Christian association, will teach the
union Sunday school teachers' class to
day nt the rooms of the Young Wo
men's Christian nssot latlon. C. C.
Johnston will have a song service bo
fore tho lesson. "The Rook of the Law
Found" is the title of the lesson and
every teacher and student should hear
Mr. Many teach.
Rev. Edward A. Romlg, of Lebanon,
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SCRANTON
STORE.
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flDER
SCRANTON
STORE.
124 and 126 Wyoming Avenue.
The first business day
at our new store
Thousands will be here again today for there was satisfaction beaming on every
countenance of all the multitudes here last night. Such a gala event had not been
witnessed in some days and the surprise of all was manifest in many ways.
But now to business : This is to be a Christmas store in every sense of the
word. Holiday shopping will be made easy and interesting. Assortments are
greatest here and in many departments stocks are entirely new, having never been
shown before. Selections were made with a special view to meeting great holiday
demands and nothing has been forgotten.
The book store is particularly interesting. Comprehensive classification and
extensiveness of stock makes buying easy here. And then there is the bric-a-brac
department. Nearly one hundred feet of counters and shelving makes it the equal
of the best in the city.
Concert by Bauer's orchestra
from 7.30 Until 10 o'clock
Bric-a-brac
for the
holidays.
New men's
furnishing:
department
Two things to
remember first,
that the stock is
new and has iust
been bought second, that as
sortments are greatest now.
Both are important and neither
should be overlooked.
Ladies' t;ancy styles as
papeteries. wen as the staple
Irish linens
some of them put up in very
handsome boxes, suitable for
holiday gifts.
ioc to $1.50
Better facilities
for showing
goods than ever
before. Lone,
handsome floor cases in abun
dance to make your selection
easy. Neckwear lor holiday
gifts in great profusion patterns
the newest and quality of silk
unequalled. Big choice at all
prices, but best of all at
35c and 5oc
Linen Wear this brand once
Collars and yu wi" wonder
why you ever paid
25c or even 15c strictly all
linen, tour-piy, newest shapes.
nine cents
DollS Of Every price and
all kinds ind has a place
here. All of these
just imported and not one out of
its packing a week. Last year's
stock wa sold out at the time,
so this year's is new as it should
be. Select now and we will lay
your purchase aside for you.
Not nearly so easy to buy just
before Christmas.
scto $3.00
Stationery
at a bargain
In order to
make this sta
tionery store
popu'ar at a bound we will offer
for tomorrow standard ttlteen
cent papeteries, including twenty-four
sheets ot paper and
twenty-four envelopes in a
handsome lithographed box at
the low price of
six cents
Only one to a customer.
Superb It is our intention
candies that tms stQre sna"
Oftr 1h ,c recognized head
iSUL w. quarters for a! that is
purest and best in confectionery
as much so as it has always
been first-class in everything
else. Our assortment comprises
over fifty different kinds, includ
ing more than twenty flavors of
cnocoiates equal to the best
that is made and worth all of
lifty cents per pound.
twenty cents
Children's Many thousands
toy bOOkS. of them-of t the
newest designs
and embracing the most popular
lueas lor tne amusement and In
struction of children. Books
with large pictures, books with
colored pictures and books with
no pictures at all. All ot them
made for children and intended
for their appreciation,
sc to $3 00
1'ODUlar '"iitfe variety of
nntlinrc bindings and prices
books of excellent
quality suitable for the library
and gift purposes. Newest pub
lications are here as soon as they
appear. These especially are
very complete just now.
Special for today and evening.
Cloth bound Printed on good
books. PaPr- b?und
suDsiantiaiiy 12
mo size, over one hundred and
fifty authors, such as George
Elliot, Anthony Hope, Charles
Dickens, J. Fenimore Cooper,
Alexandre Dumas, A. Conan
Doyle. Jules Verne, Edna Lyall,
Charlotte Bronte, Sir Walter
Scott, G. A. Henty and Marie
Corelli. Published at 25c and
sold regularly here at 15c. For
one day only
ten cents.
Our ladies' Compare it
dollar glOVe. wih what you
get elsewhere
for the same money or even a
half more and see il we do not
lead in quality. The celebrated
"Adler" make, finest quality kid,
all colors and black,
one dollar.
Jackets
and capes
furnishings.
There have
This department
has been much
embellishad in its
But that is not all.
been cases upon
cases of new goods In the last
week or so and our assortments
have never been so complete as
now. This department should
interest you from every point of
view.
Big cut in
fine millinery.
Look to this
this store to
day for some
of the biggest values in trimmed
hats you ever saw, The season
is waning and our delayed open
ing has nad much to do with the
cut on prices. Fine hats at
$2.50, $3,50, 3H.50, $6.50,
Lebeck & Cor in
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Inst night concluded the series of pcc
lal Hervlccs held each evening during
the lmst week nt the Plymoutn Con
KreButlonal church. Ills topic last ev
ening was "Tho Last Call." Therein
he summed up tho week's work nnd
gave a number of vnluahle nujcRNitlon.
The attendance at each meotlntr wh
larRf and a good ImpreKslon has been
produced.
The Fervlees for next week nt St.
David's KplHcopal church ore as follows-
Dally services, 7,30 a. in. nnd 4.50
p. in,, except Wednesday, 7,30 p, in.!
vestry meeting, Mondny, 7.30 p. in.;
St. Atjnes' chapter, Monday, 7.30 p. m.
nnd Friday, 1 p. m.; Ladles' Aid chap
ter, Thursday, 2.30 p. m.; Industrial
school, Saturday, 2.30 p. m.- Instruc
tion for confirmation, men nnd boys,
Monday and Saturday, 7,30 p. m.;
ladles and girls, Tuesday nnd Friday,
7.30 p. m.
Tomorrow's Services
Episcopal.
St. Luke's rarlsh Hev. ttosorn lnnnl,
rector; Hev. U. J. Uaughton, nonlor cur
uto; ltcv. M. U. Knsh, Junior cunite. Sue.
ond Sunday In Advent.
St. Luke's Church 7.9) a. m., Holy
Communion; 10.SW n. m., mornliiK prayer,
sermon nnd Hoty Communion; 7,30 p. m.,
evening prayer and sermon; 0.15 a. m..
Sunday school nnd Hlble classed.
St. Mark's Dunmoie. S a. in., Holy
Communion; 10.30 h. m.. morning prayer;
i.3o p. m evening prayer and sermon; tt
p, m Sunday school and Olble classes.
Host Knd Mission l'rescott avenue. 3
P. in,, Sunday school and Hlble classes ,
7. SO p. m.; evening prtiyer nnd sermon.
St. Cleorge'sxOlyphnnt. 2.30 p. m., Sun.
day school nnd Hlble elnss; 3.30 p. in., ev
ening prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission Fig street. Sunday
school, 2.30 ;i. m
Church of the Ocod Shepherd Comer
Mousey nvenuu mid (ireen lllrtge street.
Morning prayer nnd litany. 8 n. m.; Ilolv
Communion nnd sermon, 10.30 a. m.; bun.
day school at I'.' m.; Hlble clussea at 2.30
p. m.; evening prayer nnd sermon, 7.30.
All seats free. All welcome. Hev. V.
S. Hulleutlne, rector,
St. David's Parish Kdwnrd James Me
Henry, rector. Second Sunday in Ad
vent; color, purple. Celebrations of holy
communion, 7.30 mid 10.30 a. m. Kvenlng,
7.?) o'clock. Sunday school and Hlble
classes, 2.30 p. m. ScutM free. Music
bright. Strangers welcome.
Evangelical Lutheran.
Second Sunday In Ads'ent Gospel, Luke
xxl, 25-38; Kplstle, Horn, xv, 4-13; vestment
color, violet.
St. Mark's, Washburn and Fourteenth
streets Hev. A. L. Rnmcr, Ph. D., panto;.
Services, 10.30 a. in. nnd 7 p, in.; Sunday
school, 12 m.; Wednesday evening service,
7.30. Morning subject, "The Father's
Good Pleasure to His Flock," Kvenlng
subject, "Behold My Servant, I llnvo Put
My Spirit Cpou Him."
Holy Trinity. Adams avenue and Mul
berry street Hev. C. It. Snicker, pastiv.
Services. 10.30 u. m. and 7.30 p. in.; Lu
ther league C.30; Sunday school, 12 m.;
Wednesday evening service, 7.30.
Zlon's, Millllln avenue Hev. P. V, Z.lzcl
mann, pastor. Services. 10.30 a. in.; Sun
day school, 2 p. m.
St. Paul's. Short avenue Hev. V. C. L.
Lauer, pastor. Services. 10.30 n. m. and
7.;m p. m.; Sunday n'hool. 2.30 p, m.
Christ Cedar avenue and Hecch street -Ilev.
II. F. Llsse, pastor. Services, 19.30
a. m. and 7.30 p. m.: Sunday school, 2 p, m.
8t. Peter's, Prescott avenue Hev. J. W.
rtandolph, pastor. Services, 10.30 n. in.
and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 2 p. m.
Kmanuel, Heesn street Hev. John Ko
wala, pistoi. Services, 10.30 a. m. and (.30
p. m.; Sunday school, 2 p. m.
Graco Lutheran Church Corner Madi
son avenue nnd Mulberry street. Hev.
Foster V. Gift, pastor. Services at 10.30
n. m. and at 7.30 p. m. Morning theme.
"A Hlessed Poverty." In the evening the
pastor will beHln n short seirles of ser
mons on "Mountain Top Meditations"
Methodist.
Him Park Church Prayer und prnlio
service at 0.30. Preaching at 10.) and J.30
p. m. by tho pastor, C. M. Giffln, D. J),
Sunday school at 2 und Kpuorth league at
(i.00 p. m. At 7.30, pastor's subject, "Like
to Like."
Simpson Methodist Fplscepal Church
Hev. J, H. Sweet, pastor. Prayer service
at fl.30. Preaching strvlcu at 10.30. Ser
mon by tho pastor Sunday school at 12.
Junior leaguo .it 3. Young Men's meeting
at 4. Address by Mr. Frank Penmall.
Hpuorth league at 8. Preaching scrvl.-e
at 7. Sermon by the pastor. Subjeot.
"The Fiery Fumaco or tho Heroism of
Young Manhood." All seats free. A cor
dial welcome to all.
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaching nt 10.30 a, m.. Subject, "Da
vid's Love for Saul." Class meeting fol
lowing this service. Sunday school at 12
und Kpworth league nt 6.45 p. m. Preach.
Ing at 7.30. Subject. "Duty." Other ser
vices of the day and week ns usual. W.
S. Crnndalt, pastor,
Howard Place African Methodist Epis
copal Church Rev. II. A. Grant, 11. D.,
pastor. 10.30 it, m., exhortation and gen.
eral class meeting; 2.30, Sunday School
Missionary society will have an uddress
by Its president, Mr. L. 13. Morton, and
others. 7.M p. m., subject. "Tho Apoca
lypse." Methodist Episcopal Church Moscow.
S. Guy Snowden, H. D., pastor. "1.30 a.
In.. Sunday school; 10.43 u. m memorial
service, postponed last Sunday; address
by the pastor on "Our Heroes: Their Leg
acy to Us." Siie music. Tho Holy
Communion will be administered. 3 p.
m.. Junior League; 7 p. m., preaching by
the pastor on "Can Trye Happiness H
Found in wealth; s P. m Kpworth
League; Thursday. 7,1M p. m., prayoe
meeting. Klmhurst, Sunday, 3 p. in.
Spring Hrnnk. Tuesday. 7 30 p. m. Mjplo
Lake, Wednesday, 7.30 p. m.
Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian Church Services,
10.30 a. in. und 7.30 p. in, Dr. McLeod will
preach morning and evening. Sunday
school 12.15 noon. Cedar uvenuo Sunday
school 2 p. m. Midweek meeting Wednes
day at 7.45 p. in,
Second Presbyterian Church Hev.
Churles K. Hoblnson, D. D.. pastor. Her-
lces, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. in. Tho pas.
tor will preach morning and evening. All
welcome.
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Hev. John P. Moffat, pastor. Services ut
10.30 a. m. and 7.S0 p, m. Illblo school nt
12 m, Young People's Christian jjn-
deavor at 8.20 p. in. Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 7.30 p. m. rne sacraments of the
Lord's supper and adult baptism will be
administered nt the morning service. Pa
rents may ulso present children for bap
tism nt tho morning service, in the even
ing the pastor will preach on "What
Kind of Husbands Should These Daugh
ters of Ours llnvo?" The following Sun
day evening the last of the series on
"Thnt Daughter of Mine" will be given.
It will be entitled "The New Home; the
Husband's part, the, wife's part, tho
Mother." A cordial Invitation extended
to all.
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Corner of Sumner uvenue nnd Price
street. Hev. L, II. Fester, M. A., pnstor.
Regular services at 10.30 a. in, nnd is p. m.
Rev. O. O. McDowell, of Honeybrook, Pa.,
will preach at both services. Sunday
school nt 2 p. in. Christian Endeavor
service at 7 p, in,
Taylor Presbyterian Church Taylor,
Pa. Rev. L. It. Foster, M. A., pastor.
Communion service at 10.30 n. m. Sunday
school at 11.30 a. m. Christian Endeavor
service at 7.30 p. m.
Provldenco Presbyterian Church Pas
tor. Rev. George 13. Guild; morning
theme, "Some Tidings About a Great Doc.
trine:" Sunday school at noon; Junior En
deavor, 3 o'clock; Senior Endeavor, ii.33
o'clock, Monthly consecration service.
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KvenlnK fervlco nt 7.30 o'clock; sermon by
the p.tntor.
Urecn ItldRe I'lcsbyterl.m Cliuicli Rev.
I. J. I.nnsliiB, pastor. 10.:ia, worship, cr
llion. reception or membei.s nud the Com.
inunliin; s. Hlble school; H.3U, Christian
Kndeaviw; 7.30, worship und wermoii by
the pastor.
Bnptist.
Penn Avenue liuptlht Church Prea-'h-Ing
moiuinc at lU.uO mid exiiilug at 7.U)
by the p.iblor, Itov. Robert 1'". V. Pleico.
Moriiiuir pi a j era in thu vestry at t.-t.".
Topic of moinirif sermon, "Thu Triumph
of Faith." Reception ot new members
nnd eouimuuio'i following tho ueimoii.
Sunday t-chool at " o'clock. Yau,iitr Pen
plo's Society of Christian Kudeavor ut
(i.yu. Topic of uveidnu sermon, Religion
and Labor or Is the Chinch tho Kricnd
of tho Tollers." llaptism and a. brief af
ter meetiiiK will follow till) sermon. At
tho Atnenn.in Tnhernncle mission Sunday
school at li.UU and prtuchlni; at "i.'M by
Jlr. A. V. Rower.
First Haptlst Church- Scriiiitou street.
Rev. S. !'. Mathews, p.ihtur. Tho usual
preuchiliK service, nimnlns ami oveiuiiB.
The Lord's Supper will be i bierveil at thu
close of the uv nlhir seivlce. BtUid.1V
school, 2 p. m., Dr. lluddiie, superintend
ent , Young Pooplu'H p'ayer meutiuir, li p.
in., leader, Martha Moore. Monthly busli
liess meeting, Mniplay cvenlni?, Dec. 5,
7. ir p. m. Industrial school, s.zn p. m.,
S.ituiilay afternoon. All arc cordially In
vited to thtsu services.
Jackson Street Haptlst Church Morntnir
prayer meitlni: nt !i.X leader Unifier
Richard Nlcholls; preachlnu; service at
lt.SU by the pastor. Rev. Thomas do Cini
chy, who will preach IiIh second nnmril
sermon to thu church; Sunday school at
2 p. in.. HeoiKe Nlcholls, siiperlntendent;
rvenlUBservlceat 7 sharp; praise und sons
service followed ny a short sermon; topic,
"The Past. Piesint and l'utlire." This
Is rally day, no one should lie absent from
his place. The public Is cordially invited;
strangers alwavs welcome.
Shlloh Haptlst church SO.'i Center street.
Morning, la. 30. pienchlui;; Sunday school,
! p. in.; Youiikr Peoplu's tinluii, 7 p. m.;
evening suliject, "Standfast." All aro wel
Come. Rev. J. II. Hell, pastor.
(Ireen Uldsro Hapt'-t Church Rev. W.
J. Ford, pastor. Services nt 10.W a. m,
and 7.30 p. m. Subject In the innrntlilf.
"PrayhiK as Wo Omsht." In tho evenlmr,
"Knowing That Wo Are Saved." Jhe
Lord's supper will follow tho mornlne ser
mon. North Main Aveuco Haptlst Church
Rev. W. O. Watklns, pastor. Preaching
nt 10.30 nnd 7.S0; school at i o'clocls; inorn
Imr text. "In Remopibrniico f 4Me." Com.
munlon will be adnilnlttenil at tho closo
of tho morning service. Keening subject.
"In tho World While Not of It." There
will bo sneelnl music by the choir. A
full nttendanco Is desired at tho Hlble
school for rehenrml of Christmas iniiilc.
All aro cordially Invited,
Miscellaneous,
Cirnce Reformed Kpleccpnl Church Wy
oming uvenue. Inlaw Mulberry street.
Prayer and prnlso service at 9.3) a. m..
dlvlun worship nt 10.30 n. in. und 7.30 p. in.
Preaching by thu pastor ut both services.
Morning. In ccmmemoratlon of the Uumi.
ty-tlfth nnnlveisary of the organization
of tho Reformed Npiscopul church, Kveii
Ing, studies In llanlel n nllmieit. "Th
Little, Horn." Han. 7:8. Our Sabbath
school at 12 noon. Young IVoplo'H So
ciety of Christian Kudruvnr ut U.:w p. in.
Seats all freo at each .service. Strangers
always welcome. On' Thursday evening
nt 7. (S o'clock tho Ilnkn Iiiblo class tor
the study of the lesson. Hrlng your
Bibles, At the closo ef the lesson study
wo will contlnuo tho chart study of the
tlreut Pyramid.
First Church of ChrlHt (Scientist)-M9
Adams uvenue. Sunday services, 10.30 .i.
m.; subject, "(iod the Preserver of Man."
and 7.31 p. in., subject, "Tho Hook of ibo
Law Discovered " A free public lecture
on tho subject of "Chrlstlun Science" will
lie given ut the Lyceum theater Tuesday
nvenlng, Dec. 0. at 8 p. m.. by Itov. Goorxn
Tnmklns, D !.. of New York city. Wed
nesday evening meeting at k o'clock, .all
welcome.
Calvary Reformed Church-Corner Mon.
lie u. nun and (ilhscn street. Rev. (J. W.
Welsh, pastor. I0.SO. morning service,
hubjict. "How to llettur Our Chlrch
Work," second anniversary sermon. Sp
clal collection. 11. IS Sunday school,
"Finding tho Law." F. II. .Smith, mi.
perlnttndfiit. r.13. Christian Kudeavor
consecration meeting. Subject, "(living."
Mrs. Fisher, h;der. 7.M. evening service.
Subject, "M( deru MIsfUiiis." Scats free.
All welcome.
All Souls' t'nlversallst Church Rev. I".
W. AVhlppen, pastor. Morning subject,
"Who Is ,1i"-iih?" livening subject, "For
giveness ui'd Worship."
t'nltud Kvanaelleal Church Capouse
avenue. Rev. C. It. Moore, pastor. Sa'i
batli school, n.I5 a. m.; im aching. lO.r, a.
in. and 7.30 p. in.; Keystmie Leaguo Chils
tlan Kndtavor. ti.SO p. m.: Junior Chrlstlin
Kudeavor, Monday evening, 7 o'clock;
pro: er nieeilnb' Wednesday ut 7.30 p. in.
A eorillal Invitation Is extended to tho
public to uttend these service x.
First Welsh Congregational Church
Snath Main avenue. Rev. David Jones,
pastor Services, 10 a. m. and I! p. m. Tho
pahtor will occupy tho pulpit at both s, r
vlcis. In the nveiilng the service will ho
In KngllKh. Sunday school ut 2 p. m.
All welcome.
People's Prohibition Church Rev. Dr.
Illrd, pastor. There will bo regular ser
vlcos on Subbath evening ut 7..'10 p. m. In
No. I2i; Co-iiperative hull, North Main
uvenue, Hyde Park. Subject. "Some
Chapters In National History that (lod
Wmle." All welcome.
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jackson street. Morning service nt 10. 10
o'clock. Sunday school ut 13 m. Sherman
avenue mission at 2.15 o'clock. Kvenlng
service nt 7 o'clock. Rev. Thomas Mc
Kay, of Plvmntith. will occupy the pulpit
at both services.
DEATH OF II. J. DENNELL.
Incident to his business nnd he was
forced to cense all business activity
ufter 1ESS. IIb wuh n Mason and be
longed to a Jersey City lodse.
Mr. Uenncll nnd Miss Jennie n. Al
bright were married on May 25, 1876,
lie Is survived by Mrs. Bennell and
one daughter. Miss Carallne. He has
two brothers, Aiifcelo nnd Alexander,
who live nt Morrifitown, N. J., and one
Tlieobold, who lives In Kncland. In
England ho also has two sister, Mrs.
Caroline H. Wutwin nnd Miss Louisa
llennell. The latter completed a visit
of two years here in July and returned
to Kngland.
During his early residence In Scran
ton, Jlr. Ilennell nnd his family re
sided nt the homo of J. J. Albright. Sr.,
nt the corner of Washington avenue,
nnd Vine street, where the Albright
Memorial library now stands. For
three years they have occupied tho
handsome house ut the corner ot
Washington uvenuo nnd Delaware
street In Green Ridge.
Tho funeral will bo held nt the house
Monday morning nt 10 o'clock, Tho In
terment will bo niudo in Dunmoro cetn
ciery.
DUNMORE.
Had Been nn Invalid for n Number
of Years.
Raymond J. Ilennell died vesterdny
morning ut his residence. 1708 Washing
ton uvenue. He hud been an Invalid
forovertenyeursund was critically 111
during the wholo of this week.
Mr. Ilennell wns born In Chelmsford,
Kssex. England. Ill 1S37, In 1SGS he
enme to tho rnltod States nnd liecnino
a bookkeeper for A. Langdon, u boot
and shoo inorchant In New York city.
Later ho was in the employ of W. L.
Lester und company, wholesulo cop nnd
hat dealers, nnd ventunlly became n
member of the ilrm. In 187S he went
Into business for hlmsclf.hut his health
soon began to full und thirteen years
ugo ho came to Scranton.
In HSU, U87 and 1SSS Mr. Pennell wns
tho representative ilcro unij jn wilkes
Harru of tho riarber Asphult Paving
company. During thnt period many
thousand yards of asphalt were laid In
thu two cities under Ills direction, Ills
health, which hud nevor boon robust,
was made worse by tho worry nnd care
Services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow nre ns follows: Morning;
prayer nnd sermon, 10.30 o'clock; Sun
day school nt noon, Junior Christian
Endeavor, 3.30 p. m.; Senior Christian
Endeavor, 6.30 p. in.; evening prayer
nnd sermon, 7.30 o'clock. At the morn
ing service the well-known singer, Mr.
John T. Watklns. will sing. Tho eve
ning subject will be "Temptation to
Idleness." All uro welcome. Seats nil
free nt evening service.
Miss Laura McNulty, of Olyphant,
has returned homo ufter a visit with
Miss Knle McQIll, of Depue street.
Private Charles Constuntlne, who Is
homo on a sick furlough from Camp,
cnlled on Mr, und Mrs. Joseph Ileal
Thursduy,
Mrs. A. D. Illaeklnton entertained,
tho Ladies' Aid society of tho Dun
more Presbyterlun church at her home
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Rlackln-
tou In president of the society. The
affair wns social In Its nature, but It
resulted In the receipt of $50 dues-from
thu members.
SPECIAL SALU OF OLOVES.
Cloplts' Ruck, worth $1.25 J1.00
Kid, Silk Lined, worth $1.23 1,00
llrakeman's Ruck, worth $1.25 85
Hrakoman's Calf-stuyed, worth $1. .85
Ilrukeman's One-linger, worth 75c. .53
Lined Mittens, worth 73c f,0
A ten Heavy Ruck Mittens and vnr
lety of other styles at reduced prices-
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