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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1898
Page
8
Yale aid funds redirect to aid poor students as the Yale Mu- Meal clubs prepare for a concert on the 2th at the Lyceum. W. J. Torrey is listed among performers. Social events crowd Easter week with Mrs Linens hosting debut of Miss Mary, Miss Rennell’s debut, Elizabeth Torrey’s wedding announced, and the Master assembly and concert on the ith.
Miss Rusling returns to Lawrenceville earlier than planned. Arthur Ailllman S. R. Miner KN Carpenter and replacement for 8 C. Chane. Rehearings continue. For the other play A Dutiful Falsehood the parts go to Mrs L B Millard Mrs R B H Carpenter J S Harding W E Woodruff and John D Farnham Wilkes-Barre Tonight.
A list of residents moving to new homes across the town includes Robert Treland to 417 Adits Avenue, Carl Ernat to 417 Webster Avenue, F. L. Meyer from Pine Street to Adam Avenue, and many others. Notable changes include Rev. Richard Hiorna at 822 Gibson Street, Dr. Stein to 401 Wyoming Avenue, and the Colliery Engineer relocating to its new quarters.
Mr and Mrs Walter Matthews are in Buffalo. M H Bursunder and family are at Atlantic City. R A Sayons has returned from Philadelphia. Mrs W W Watson has returned from Atlantic City. Miss Anna Spickers of Adams Avenue is recovering from appendicitis. C B Penman spends days at home after weeks in Philadelphia. Edith Scott, formerly Moves Taylor Hospital, offered matron position at Elmhurst Homeopathic Hospital. Richard OBrien A W Smith Mrs W S Diehl Mrs W J Pascoe Miss Burnett and Miss TL Ganley registered at St Denis. In New York Just wok Mosers J Ben Dimmick and CC Weston expect home April 13 aboard the Majestic. Mrs Weston will remain in Italy for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Frank Transie and family of Tenth Street and Mr and Mrs Witham Ace and family of Lincoln Avenue have been called to Washington, NZ for funeral of Ace’s and Transue’s nephew.
A column recounts noisy moving day complaints about furniture and the color of a moving van as well as a chatty office drawing room about war with Cuba. Women discuss McKinley and the appeal of aiding soldiers while tossing practical jokes and fears into the conversation.
The Young Men’s Athletic committee and Physical Director Kennedy announce a June 25 field day with eight events open to city athletes. Prizes include gold medals for firsts and medals for seconds, with events handicapped by an official later. A September field day may invite nationwide competitors.
Flal- Vibe Lote did it. Big building boom. Tripp Farm Pilot.
J M Chance has prepared a musical program for the evening at Second Presbyterian church with full choir offertory and quartette pieces including Palm branches and March Triumphant. The Shopsen Bocielele will hold an Easter sale next Thursday and Friday in church parlors. Wyoming conference sessions in Norwich on April 12 may alter lay representation votes. A noted article by Rev J B Sweet praises Bishop Fowler. Fred L Shipn of the Y M C A will address the men's meeting tomorrow at 645 p m all men invited.
Assistant Secretary W A Berry leads Sunday services at the Railroad Department YMCA with 45 oclock start. Grace Lutheran holds nightly Holy Week meetings to prepare hearts for Easter joy. Confirmation and rites occur in Lutheran churches with multiple pastors officiating.
A short event note states services begin at 7.50 with a Passion history reading, outlining a scheduled observance and timing.
Numerous congregations listed announce love feasts sacraments and quarterly meetings. Providence Cedar Avenue and other churches schedule morning and evening services with pastors Reverends Gillin Rice Dunn and others, Epworth Leagues, Sunday schools and special sermons including themes of heaven and salvation.
The Waverly Baptist Church invites all to morning preaching, evening sermon on What Man Art Mindful of Him, and observance of the Lord's Supper. A Young People's prayer meeting at 0 p m, Sunday school at 2 p m with Dr Hedioe as superintendent, plus an evening service at 7 p m and a Saturday religious school session. A talk at 8 p m discusses Rave Modern Higher Critica Overthrown the Book of Jonah.
The Firat Weleh Congregational Church on Malt avenue Mev announces morning and evening services with sermons on “Sacrificious Suffering” and “The Gospel Triumphant.” Sunday school at 2 pm. Pastor David Donna and T. C. Mik winds will preach at both services. Kingston TD. L. will occupy the pulpit. Sherman Avenue Mission School at 217 Je Mm hosts activities.
The United Evangelical Church Rev Cope Moore outlines sermons on the Second Coming of Christ with Bible readings. Reformed Episcopal Church on Wyoming Ave holds morning and evening services with communion and a Young People's Society. Calvary Reformed and Dunmore Christian also schedule sermons and special meetings.
The piece contrasts past warriors who bore armor with modern buyers who carry checkbooks and orders for ships and dynamite. It notes a shift from martial pride to commerce driven by conflict, reflecting a critique of contemporary approaches to war in Washington Star.
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