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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1895

Page

3

Local Notices and Social Visits Mentioned in Brookne NY Area

Brookne NY relatives and friends are noted in a string of social mentions. Betsy Mitchell's death brings Weston Mill Co and R Cohen to Brookne. Pennvenue visitors to Carbondale. Alderman Millar in Philadelphia. Mrs Luther Taylor visits. A J Faust and Petra to Philadelphia Reading trip. Miss Anna Crate and Katie Connor return from Scranton. Mrs Henry Charles visits Wales with T Clwen Charles. Mr Charles travels to New York.

R. Cohen Brookne N.Y P Mitchell Pennvenue Carbondale Millar Philadelphia Luther Taylor North Washerton Avenue Carbonale A. J. Faust Adama Avenue Petra Phladelphia Reading Mere A. A. Engle Buffalo, N.Y Il. DD. Powers Cedar Avenas Anna Crate Katie Connor Wilken-Harte Scranton Mre Henry Charles Wales T. Clwen Charles The Republican

Religious Services Across City Churches and Meetings

Clergy preached at First Welsh Baptist First Presbyterian and Elm Park churches with choir performances and quarterly visits by Rev. Dr. J. G. Eckman. Knights of the Black Cross held an evening service at Howard Place Methodist. Rev. D.C. Hughes spoke at Jackson Street Baptist. Presiding Elder Eckman attended Wyoming district events. A Bandlet Pastors conference gathered at Penn Avenue Church with papers on self mastery and cherubim. Several sermons and harvest services noted across multiple congregations.

FP. Dory Hampton Street W. &. Jones First Welsh Baptist First Presbyterian Church J. G. Eckman Elm Park Church Lincoln Camp Knights of the Black Cross Howard Place Afticar Methodise Episcopal Church Res A. McGee DC Hughes Jackson Street Baptist Church N Nomination Wyoming T. J. Collins J. M. Chance Second Presbyterian Church Immuels Methodist T. B. Jones Tabernacle Scranton Tribone Film Park Church GO T. Price St. Mark's Lutheran Church A. Kamer All Souls’ Universalist T. Roscoe Epiecopal G.L. Aldrich William Fol Fer Calvary Reformed W .H. Stubblebine The Aaa Illuatrat

Godfrey Signs Seven Year Lease for Hotel Jermyn

Godfrey of Lackawanna Valley house signed a seven year lease with John Jermyn to run the Hotel Jermyn at an annual rent of 18000 dollars. Possession expected about April 1 with 204 guest rooms and about forty for staff. Furnishing costs estimated near 10000 dollars. Also note Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Dentworth sale at Taylor's Directory office.

Bas Jermyn Fred Godfrey Lackawanna Valley House John Jermyn Taylor Scranton Dentworch Taylor's

European trained singers delight at Second Presbyterian service

At the Second Presbyterian church yesterday a quartette and soloists from Europe and America presented an unusually fine program. Miss Sadie Kalser and Miss Lydia Pichel led the vocals with Miss Michel and Mr Beynon, under organist George Neyes Rockwell. Rev Dr Logan spoke on the presbytery’s work among foreigners in the coal fields, and Dr Charles E Johnson urged practical education for immigrant workers. The audience appreciated the musical revival and the committee's call for English instruction and Christian work.

Second Presbyterian Church Sadie Kalser Europe Kalver Mareh Velce Lepr Vermont Ladin Pietel Germany Mise Michel Jesus Tours Moses Maurgan Thom Bey Inn Mr. Beynon Pleedomind Lontm Ket Buck George Neyes Rockwell 3. Logan Leeckawanna T. M. Boles Dr. Logan Ciss Boles John Jermyn Jermyn

Close of the Mission Final Sermon by Rev Father Bourke

Mission in St Johns Church South Side ended last evening after two weeks begun by Fathers Burke Cullen and O Callahan from Lexington Avenue New York. First week addressed parish women and second week men. Final sermon urged perseverance, prayer and sacraments with the text He that eateth me the same also shall live by me.

Grice Mother Burke Father Burke Preston Drew Br. Melley Falher Burke Father Cullen Father O' Sarahiin Father Bourke Burke Cullen O'Callahan Paullat Lexington Avenue New York Order BL John's Church South Side

Partridge’s Successor Eyed by Troy Baptist Group

The Penn Avenue Baptist church in Troy considers Warren G. Partridge’s successor. Dr. Haynes, former leader of the citizens’ committee, is favored by church supply officials as a suitable replacement. The committee aims to act quickly to secure a pastor aligned with Partridge’s practical ministry.

Penn Avene Baptist New York Warren G. Partriidge S. Uivines Citizens Troy Hanes OI Partridge Ors Partridge Dr. Haynes

Farewell for Rev Collins at Scranton Street Baptist

Rev T J Collins closes his pastorate at Scranton Street Baptist Church after a sultry but crowded farewell event. He opens with singing, reflects on church peace, uses Exodus 18 18 as a text, and wishes welfare for members before departing to Salt Lake ity. A reception for Rev and Mrs Collings follows tonight in the church parlors.

Scranton Street Baptist Church T. J. Collins Twistor de, Evans Collings Association of Church and

Resignation Tendered by Dunmore Pastor J W Williams

Rev J W Williams resigned as pastor of Dunmore Presbyterian Church after four and a half years. A congregational meeting followed the morning service and the body joined in petition to the Montrose Presbytery to dissolve the pastoral relation. Queen Barton was chosen to present the case to the Presbytery. Williams cited health concerns as the reason, with resignation effective on the second Sunday in November.

J. W. Williams Dunmore Presbyterian Church Willams Montrose Queene Barton

Young Women Hear Heart Talks at Autumn Service

In the Young Women's Christian Society building yesterday afternoon a series opener titled Heart Talks for Young Women was led by Miss Anna Van Nort. She spoke on What is Christ to Me from Mark VIII 29 and 1 Corinthians 1 4. Next Sunday Miss S C Kriehman leads on Consecration of Heart and Life with Romans XI and on Oct 6 Miss Rachael B Lotths speaks on Power for Service from Zechariah.

Anna van Nort C. Kriehman Rachael B. Lotths Zachariah, Ly

Reverend Pearce Declines Duluth Call to WilkesBarre Post

Dr. W H Pearce pastor of Elm Park church in Doroth Minn declined an urgent call to resume the pastorate of the First Methodist church in Duluth Minn. He will in spring take a position as historian at the Franklin Street Methodist church in WilkesBarre. He has served Elm Park as long as conference rules allow.

WH. Pearce Elm Park Church First Methodist Church Duluth Minn Pearce Franklin Street Wilkes-Barre Elm Park

Pushed Down Stairs in Italian Boarding House Riot

Late Saturday night at 200 South Ninth Street a brawl at an Italian boarding house left Honey Pupiiino with a fractured leg after she was knocked down stairs. Police found the building deserted with no arrests. Mrs Pugiiano Ie suffered pain and could not communicate in English.

South Ninth Street Honey Pupiiino Lackawanna Hospital Pugiiano Ie Finglish Alnce

Horses runaway wagon crashes into pole on South Washington

A team of horses attached to a Union Transfer wagon frightened by a shoe store incident on Wickawnanna Avenue bolted down South Washington Avenue. They struck a telegraph pole near the Lackawanna Iron and Steel mill, breaking the wagon tongue and stopping the mad dash.

Union Transfer Com- Poe Wickawnanna Avenue South Washington Avenue Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Milla

Means of Securing Our Continual Abiding in God's Love

Sermon notes warn of intermittent faith and urge continuous growth to live in God’s love. The speaker cites Hebrews eleven, stresses faith as the base of virtue, and urges enduring self culture toward spiritual knowledge, urging believers to press toward the heavenly goal.

Rexford's Scranton Store Sees Crowds Amid Rainy Days

Rexford's announces crowds of buyers despite rain as it concentrates efforts on Scranton. A car load of fine jewelry silverware and pictures arrives and more staff will assist customers today to speed service.

Washington, D. C Scranton

Watches and Heart Chatelaine Offer Bargain Prices

Watches list includes Ladies solid silver watch with new heart chatelaine for 3.50, old price 6.00, Gentlemen's Elgin in warranted case 5.00. A hundred higher grade watches, solid gold and filled, offered at remarkable prices.

Elgin

Jewelry Two Stocks In One Offer At Set Price

A terse ad notes two jewelry stocks offered as a single item with a set price. The seller invites interested buyers to view and discuss details in person.

Frames and Photographs on Sale at Local Shop

Advertises picture frames and photograph cabinets with solid oak frames priced at 22 cents and various sizes. Lists 18x30 pastel panel frames in white and gold at 2 dollars, offered as good value, with staff ready to look for items for customers.

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