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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1902

Page

9

ChristmasMusic Program At Simpson Methodist Church

The Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church in West Scranton will present a Christmas music program tomorrow evening under the direction of W. W. Jones. The program features anthems, solos, quartets, chorus numbers, an infant class recitation, school recitations, and a cantata performed by a 30-voice choir with Mrs. Frank Jones as organist. The cantata will be repeated at Plymouth church next Thursday evening in aid of the piano fund.

Jones Thomas Henry Jilkins North Miln Avenue Plymouth Church Misa Jennie Lewis T. A. Humphreys Plano Fund

The Radiant Light program by Tabernacle Sunday School

Tomorrow evening the Tabernacle Congregational Sunday school children of South Hyde Park avenue will present The Radiant Light by D. Gilbert Johns at 6 pm sharp. The program opens with the song All Honor to Our Heavenly Kings.

D. Gilbert Johns Tabernacle Congregational Sunday School South Hyde Park Avenue M. Sharp

And Old Fashioned Santa Claus Cantata Delights Scranton Audience

The Sherman Avenue mission Sunday school presented a cantata titled And Old Fashioned Santa Claus. Prof Phillips conducted the choir with Garfield A Davies as pianist and John J Thomas and wife received a framed testimonial for over thirty years of service. The event drew a large crowd as rooms proved too small and over one hundred were turned away.

Santa Claus Phillips Garfield A. Davies John J.thomas John Phillips John R. Thomas John BK. Thoms Sherman Avenue Mission Sunday School Scranton

Choir Program At Plymouth Congregational Church

The Plymouth Congregational Church choir will present a Christmas program at tomorrow evening's service. Highlights include openings with opening Sigma No 1W4, an Anthem Salvator, solos by tenor D B Hughes and bass D B Hughes, and anthems Angels from the Realms of Glory Good Tidings of Great Joy The Song of the Ages When Jordan Hushed. Pastor T A D Trumphreys is to give the offertory with organist Edna Yarns and chorister David Owens.

Pablof D. EB. Hughes Hoprano Jorday Ee Reese Ee T. A. D Trumphreys Edna Yarns Diavid Owens

Ladiest Aid Plans Meeting and Cantata Recap

The Ladiest Aid will meet next Wednesday to resume work. The Christmas cantata was a great success with a full church and children rendering the cantata beautifully.

Four Brigg's shaft workers injured in coal fall incidents

John Polok laborer and Tsaae Thomas both sustained injuries from a coal and roof fall in Brigg's shaft yesterday. Mrs Maury Gammon of Dunmore and Mrs Esther Rowlands of North Hyde Park avenue also fell on Scranton and Synon streets, fracturing arms. All four were taken to West Side hospital.

John Polok Brigg Tsaae Thomas Maury Gammon Dunmore Scranton Street Esther Rowlands North Hyde Park Avenue Synon Street West Side Hospital

Christmas Exercises At Washburn Street Church

The Washburn Street Presbyterian Bible school held its Christmas program last evening. George Waters directed the school orchestra and Tom Gippel led the exercises. D. C. Darrow impersonated Santa Claus as a large crowd enjoyed songs choruses recitations and orchestra selections by the pupils and primary department.

Bible School Washburn Street Presbyterian Church George Waters Tom Gippel Santa Claus D. C. Darrow

Friends Gather at Evan Hopkins Home Party

A group of friends met at Evan Hopkins’s home last evening for music dancing and refreshments served by Mrs Hopkins. Attending were Misses Ciwennie Topkins Micaner Davies Cassie Hopkins Sadie Watkins Jennie Beynon Lizzie Topkins Mary Beynon and Messrs W J Bowen Art Davis W H Hearne Richard Evans Evan Hopkins and Arthur Wyans.

Evan Hopkins

Services for Mrs. Lilizabeth Griffiths Held at Son's Home

Services over the remains of Mrs. Lilizabeth Griffiths were held at 191 South Garfield Avenue with Rev. D. D. Hopkins of the First Welsh Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery. Private interment also took place yesterday for Mr. and Mrs. Ferdin and Derby of South Main Avenue in Cumbria Cemetery.

Lilizabeth Griffiths South Garfield Avenue D. D. Hopkins Piston First Welsh Baptist Church Washburn Street Ferdinand Derby South Main Avenue Cumbria

John Lennon Arrested for Drunken Disorderly Conduct

John Lennon of Chestnut Street was arrested at 2am for drunkenness and fighting after his son reported abuse on Christmas evening. He resisted transport to the station and was fined ten dollars.

John Lennon Chestnut Street Lennon Jackson Street

Christmas Music and Local Social Notes

The Plymouth Congregational church choir to present a Christmas music program at tomorrow evening's service. William Stein of Oxford street jailed on Christmas day for assaulting his wife, $200 bail default. Electric City Wheelmen hold New Year’s matinee dance at the club house 2 to 6 p.m. Bauer's orchestra to provide music. Miss Rachel Peck of Price street hosted the Young Ladies' auxiliary last night. A son born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Thomas of South Grant avenue on Christmas day. Telegram received announcing Albert Williams's death in Black Diamond Washington. Deceased was a son of Mr and

Plymouth Congregational Church William Stein Oxford Street Davies Electric City Wheelmen Bauer Rachel Peck Price Street Young Ladies’ Auxiliary Alfred Thomas South Grant Avenue Albert Williams Black Diamond Washington

Have You Any Of These Catarrh Remedy Advertisement

An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a cure for catarrh in nose, throat, stomach, intestines, or bladder. It claims rapid relief from coughing and hawking, notes the tablets use no minerals, and promotes easy use with no cocaine or morphine habit risk. Sold by druggists for five cents per package.

United States Stuart

Local Social Notes and Church Events in Scranton

A roundup of residents visiting relatives and recovering from illness includes Mrs W I Williams formerly of Main avenue and Eynon street and John Reynolds of South Main avenue recovering after an operation. Local church groups held Christmas exercises and planned concerts at Plymouth Congregational Washburn Street Presbyterian and First Baptist churches with named performers.

Remains of Mrs. E F Mellon laid to rest in South Scranton

The funeral for the late Mrs. E F Mellon followed a requiem at St Peter's Cathedral with burial in Cathedral Cemetery. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Michael Clifford also interred in Cathedral Cemetery. Also reports a small umbrella fire, a Christmas choir note, and local notices on a drunk arrest and a savings suggestion from South Side Bank.

E. F. Mellon Mother Earth Willow Street St. Peter's Cathedral J. A. O'Healy Cathedral Frank J. McAndrew M. E. McDonald James McDonald John Joynett J. J. O'Conner William Bradbury Michael Clifford River Street Schley

Christmas Services and Local Affairs in North Scranton

Christmas services were held at Providence M. E. Church for Sunday School children. The Shamrock basketball team lost to the Crackerjacks in the auditorium. A small house fire on Meylert Avenue affected James Barrott. Junior Cider United American Mechanics met in the auditorium, electing officers for the term.

Providence M. E Shamrock Mall Meylert Avenue James Barrett

Christmas services at Providence Methodist Church

The Providence Methodist Episcopal Church held Christmas services on Thursday evening. Amy Cowles prepared the programme cutting filler to a sharper plan. Superintendent Dawson spoke, Lulu Constantine read, and the junior group impressed under BK Benjamin and Allee Laird. Music by Watkins and Belle Green accompanied by 3.7 Broadbent, Mel Wiesard and Miss George Cure. The crowd enjoyed the program with no gifts exchanged. candles and nuts were shared while the classes donated their gift money to the new mission Sunday school near the Delaware and Hudson depot.

Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Amy Cowles Dawson Lulu Constantine BK. L. Benjamin Allee Laird Mel. Wiesard George Cure C. V. Benjamin New Mission Sunday School Delaware and Hudson

Crackerjacks Defeat Shamrocks In Lively Auditorium Bout

A crowded Auditorium saw the Crackerjacks beat the Shamrocks 12 to 6 in a fast basketball contest. Notable plays came from Slumracks Duffy Burns Nolan Moriarity A Wells, and Stars McClusky Thighes W Davis Jones Benjamin Bilards, as substitutes kept fans engaged from inside the line.

Shamrocks Slumracks Duffy Burns Nolan Moriarity A. Wells A. Wells, Guards; Stars—McClusky, Thighes W. Davis Jones Benjamin

Fire eases in rear dwelling on Mylert Avenue

Shortly after 9 yesterday morning an alarm from Lox 69 on Albright avenue and Marion street summoned Nog. 1, Nog. 2 and Engine No. 5. Fire was found in a two story rear dwelling at 145 Mylert avenue owned by the Atherton estate and occupied by James Barrett. It started on the first floor from a defective thimble in the partitions and the damage was not heavy.

Lox 69 Albright Avenue Marion Street Nog. 1 Engine No. 5 Mylert Avenue Atherton James Barrett

Music and community notes from Providence church service

Professor J Hoysden Cousins arranges a fine music program for tomorrow evening at Providence Methodist Episcopal church with splendid anthems and solos by J I Cousins and others. Young Men's Institute to elect officers next Tuesday evening. all members urged to attend. G W Davis attended the funeral of George Swennedy of Pottsville yesterday. Miss Hazel Davies hosted a tea at her sister Mrs John Payne's home. Gurney A Crewer visits Stroudsburg over holidays in honor of Eunice Hall of Darlington Seminary. Lillian Morris of West Chester Normal school visiting her parents on William Street. Mr and Mrs James Timber return from their honeymoon.

J. Hoysden Cousins Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Solus J. I. Cousins Broadbent Young Men's Institute G. W. Davis Market Street George Swennedy Pottsvillle Hazel Davies John Payne Eunice Hall Darlington Seminary Gurney A. Crewer Stroudsburg Lillian Morris West Chester Normal School Morris V. Morris William Street James Timier

Christmas Exercises Marked Dudley Street Church Event

Dudley street church Sunday school held Christmas programs with music and readings. James Scanlon and Carrie Swarts of Moscow wed Christmas Day with best man Dun Foley and maid of honor Amilss Keller. Bridal party hosted at bride's cousin's home before entertainment by local drum corps.

Dudley Street Wudiener James Scanlon Carrie Swarts Moscow Christias Day Dun Foley Couldaboro Amliss Jesse Keller Spring Street Dunmore Victor Burechell Pris Street Dunmore Presbyterian Dhiurved W. FB. Gibbons First Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Henry Newing LG A. m

Old and Well-Tried Remedy for Teething Children

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup praised as a leading remedy used for sixty years by mothers across the United States. It claims to ease teething pain and relieve diarrhoea griping in the bowels and wind. advertised as a trusted nurses and physicians' choice. Price twenty five cents per bottle.

Watch night service and church programs announced

Epworth League will hold watch night services Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with a 9 30 o clock start and a later announced program. Tripp Avenue Christian church lists morning topic Nlow te Behave in the Church and evening subject A Panaeer with Bible school at Wan. PS CG. 6 40 P M Hartiell travels to New York for an extended stay to improve health. The MIS cantata notes misprint correcting Chorister Thomas Henwood and pianist Ruby Yost. a repeat performance is undecided. George Fritz of Philadelphia visits his parents on North Blakely street and Richard Angewin visits his mother on South Blakely street.

Epworth League Tripp Avenue Christian Church Hoeland Sharch Thomas Henwood Mitchel Ruby Yost George Fritz Philadelphia Fritz North Blakely Street Richard Angewin Susquehanna South Blakely Street

Officers Installed At Union Lodge F and A M

The annual installation of officers for Union lodge Free and Accepted Masons was held last night. Worshipful Master KE M Truesdale senior warden H T Burdick junior warden John M Beaumont treasurer E P Kingsbury secretary M A Clarke. Installing officers were E P Kingsbury and Past Worshipful Masters Louis G Schautz James F War dell John P Stragg and Colonel FP Hitchcock. Retiring Worshipful Master FP Sykes. About 200 members attended the banquet served by Caterer John Barnes. Fr P Kingsbury will begin his fortieth consecutive term as treasurer and speeches were given by Hon James Moir Rev James Benninger Colonel F J Hitchcock J W Reese I M Truesdale and David J Davis.

Union Lodge Order of Masons KE. M. Truesdale H. TL. Burdick John M. Beaumont E. P. Kingsbury M.A. Clarke Louis G. Schautz James FF. Wardell John P. Stragg Ty. Hitchcock Sykes John Barnes P. Kingsbury James Moir James Benninger F. J. Hitchcock J. W. Reese I. M., Truesdale David J. Davis

Obituary notices from Mulberry Street area

Obituaries report deaths of Harriet Benchmallac Keeby at 120 Mulberry Street and Mrs Mary Wilson with services at Forest Hill Cemetery. Maggie Sullivan aged 16 from 82 North Ninth Street is noted as deceased, with Jeremiah listed as survivor. Ella Searle Brenton died December 21 at 44 years, funeral at 118 Park Street West Dunstan with interment at West Plistsen Cemetery.

Harriet Benchmr Keeby Mulberry Street Gemtendis Uiere Piuneris Private Deweied Bonford Michielis Chicagoo Frank Muehkooby Laigtois N. J Mackeeby Moningan SN. J Lawin Mary Wilson Nori Washington Forest Hill, Cemetery Maggie Sullivan Mary Sullivan North Ninth Siroet Jeremiah Mike Ella Searle Brenton Frank H. Brenton Fu.nerul Parke Street West Dinston Momlay West Plitsten

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