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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1895

Page

3

Local residents depart on trips and weddings noted

Tullie Morgan leaves today for Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago. Miss Marie Fechter from Allentown visits Olive street friends. Miss Johan Hughes wed John Parfitt in Archbald. Rev J A O'Reilly enjoys seaside vacation with Rev J J B Feeley acting in his absence.

Tullie Morgan Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Marie Fechter Allentown Falkowsky Olive Street R. J. Bauer Saylor Lake Northampton County J. Carter Lackawanna Valley House New York City J. J. Walsh Daniel Emery Norwich N. Y William R. Call Adirondack Mountains Gertrude Kennedy New York State Wiliams Cahill Binghamton Mary Nolan Harrison Avenue Johan Hughes John Parfitt Alderman Fuller Satururday Archbald F. L. McGraw Waverly Sayre Lehigh Valley Railroad T. Owen Charles The Republican Philadelphia J. A. O'Reilly St. Peter's Cathedral J. J. B. Feeley

Sauquoit Silk mill annex roofing to finish. 200 new jobs

Carpenters begin roofing the Sauquoit Silk mill annex with finish expected in about three weeks.machinists at Simpson Co silk mill in the Twentieth ward prepare for operation employing at least 600 workers before snow flies. Rev. Weber of Brooklyn preached at Hickory Street German Presbyterian church both services well attended. A Camp 240 bake social at Gilberts hall followed a men’s meeting led by Rev. Schiveren. A sewer basin will be built at Cedar avenue and Hickory Street. 3,000 visitors viewed Connell park as autumn crowds enjoy the grounds before cold weather.

Sauquoit Simpson & Co Weber Brooklyn N. Y Hickory Street Patriotic Order Sons of America Gilbert's Hall South Washington Avenue Mr. Schiveren Cedar Avenue Connell Park

Firemen's Union Formed To Bring State Convention

A large meeting in Durr's hall led to the permanent formation of the Firemen's Union in Lackawanna county. M Zizelmann was elected president. C A Yoos and M H Whyte as vice presidents. Isadore man as secretary. George R. Suydam as treasurer. The group will issue circulars to recruit statewide support for Scranton's bid to host the convention from Oct 1 to 4.

Sisto Lackawanna County Scranton Durr Socerty Firemens’ Union M. Zizelmann The Phoenix Charles A. Yoos Ibia M.H. Whyte Niagara Isadore Man Way Aug George R. Suydam Nay Aug Becranton Iding

Evangelist Schiveren Draws Large Audiences At Frothingham

Evangelist Schiveren held two large gospel meetings at Frothingham theater with Tallie Morgan’s choir. He preached on sowing and reaping, conscience, and influence, urging repentance and better living. A Sunday night sermon followed from Luke about inviting the poor and needy to the great supper.

Evangelist Schiveren Frothingham Theater Tallie Morgan Christ Young Men's Christian Association Allie Morgan W. C. Weeden Mr. Wooler New Jerusalem Warren G. Partridge Schleveren

Divine Family theme explored by Rev M L Blair

Rev M L Blair, president of the Pennsylvania Christian conference, preached on The Divine Family at Providence Christian Church. He described the divine family as two parts, one in heaven and one on earth, with God as Father and Christ as brother and believers as children.

M.L. Blair Pennsylvania Christian Conference Providence Christian Church God Christ

Rev Warren G Partridge Resigns Penn Avenue Church

Rev Warren G Partridge, pastor of Penn Avenue Baptist church, announced his resignation at morning service to accept the pastorate of Ninth Street Baptist church in Cincinnati Ohio. The Cincinnati church leads the denomination with 1600 members and six missions while its Sunday school totals 2500. Partridge plans to assist with an assistant pastor and church missionary. resignation effective Sunday September 15.

Warren G. Partridge Penn Avenue Church Penn Avenue Baptist Church Ninth Street Baptist Church Cincinnati Partridge

High Mass Resumed at Cathedral in Solemn Rite

Rev. Kenneth Campbell celebrated a solemn high mass at St. Peter's cathedral with Rev. D A McCarthy and Rev. P E Lavelle as deacon and sub deacon. The full choir led by Prof W P Schilling sang Millard's mass. It was the first high mass since last Sunday in June and Rev J A McHugh preached on ingratitude to the Savior.

Kenneth Campbell St. Peter's Cathedral D. A. McCarthy P. E. Lavelle W. P. Schilling Millard J. A.mchugh

Mission to Begin at St John’s Church Next Sunday

Rev. F E J Melley of St John’s South Side announces a parish mission led by the Paulist Fathers of New York. The 10.30 solemn high mass marks the opening, with a women’s week followed by a men’s week. A parish flag contest ends with an entertainment on Wednesday Sept 25.

FE. J. Melley St. John's Church South Side Paulist Fathers New York Father Melley

News of the Churches Pastors Meeting and Sermons

City pastors met this morning for prayer and planning as Sunday school resumes at St Peter's cathedral next Sunday. Various pastors preached yesterday at churches including Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Jackson Street Baptist Washburn Street Presbyterian Elm Park Green Ridge Tabernacle and others with Bulgarian Armenian and Bulgarian missionary talks noted and a strong Christian Endeavor session in the evening.

St. Peter's Hugh Howell Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church D. C. Hughes Jackson Street Baptist Church Eual W. P. Moffat Weatherly Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Hey W. Jh.pearce D. D Elm Park F. JP. Doty Hampton Street Methodist Church Green Ridge Presbyterian Church J. Stuart Dickson Philadelphia T. B. ‘Roth Thiel College Holy Trinity ‘Lutheran Church W. H. Stubblebine Calvary Reformed Church Theodore Wladegirof Bulgaria Tabernacle Church Windentroff Frank 8. Ballentine Church of the Good Shepherd Green Ridge Moffat Christian Endeavor Society Erie G. BE. Guild Providence Presbyterian Church Europe

Parade Plans and Labor Rally for Ada Avenue District

The article outlines a multi-division parade forming on Ada Avenue and Spruce Street with marches and unions listed under marshal A J Atkinson and I H Price. A park program features Palin's Last Days of Pompeii, speeches by T W Powderly and Farmer's Alliance president Gardner, baseball games, and various races and exhibitions at Laurel Hill Park and Central Park Garden.

Ada Avenue Linden Street Spruce Street Adams Avenue Iet Grand Marshall A. J. Atk'nson Nelson G. Toots Ald E. E. Knapp Carnerenee Uace Arriages C. L. Rh Vietting Laceweavers Cigarmakers Uneon Boilermakers’ Union Machinists’ Union Brotherhood of Sway Tranmen I. H. Price Forest Hand Carpenters’ Union Germania Band Bricklayers’ Union Plasterers’ Union Stone Masons’ Union Stone Cutters’ Union Painters’ Union Mogart Band Tinners’ Union Lawrence Band Plumbers’ Union Luthers No. 16 TW. Powderly Gardner Farmer's Alliance Trama Jersey Central Station Central Park Garden Young Men's Christian Association Moosic Ball Park Mack Myles Aroon Academy of Music

Saint Martin Walsh to undergo operation at Lackawanna hospital

The article notes 15 year old Martin Walsh of Gilmore avenue was taken to Lackawanna hospital on Saturday for an operation after a recent foot race with Higging and a period of home confinement. It also mentions visitors from Philadelphia and Pittston and school re opening notices.

Dunmore Schoal John Sheridan New York Daniel Sullivan Wilkes. Barre

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