The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-14
TAYLOR.

This evening the entertainment and
social under the auspices of the Taylor
Reds base ball club will be held at
Weber's rink. This entertainment will
be of the highest order, and the best
talent that Taylor and it's vicinity can
produce will participate. There Will
also be a waltz contest for a prize of
IS. a large number of tickets have
been sold. The following excellent pro-
gramme will be rendered: Address by
chairman, Attorney ]. NJ. Harris; piano
selection, Professor Thomas r. Davis;
baritone solo, Professor James r. Wat
kins; vocal solo, Miss Margaret Bar
rett; instrumental selection, Professor
Thompson and CosgrOve children; re-
citation selected, Miss Della Davis;
tenor solo, William Jones; son and
dance, Professor J. Il. Fallon and ID.
j. Gould; piano selection, Miss Susie
Powell: vocal SOLO Miss Nellie Man
gan; tenor solo, T. Dewitt Edwrds; re-
| citation, selected, John T.. Evans; Sc
| lection, Murphy brothers; piano selec-
| tion, William Reese; tenor solo, Rich
| ard Watkins.
Misses Stella Curtis and Addie
Goodwin, of this place, spent Tuesday
with friends in Hyde Park.
A delegation of members of Camp 49,
| Patriotic Order of True Americans,
| from Hyde Park, paid a fraternal visit
to Camp No. Sc in this place last even
ing.
Mrs. John G.. Owens and children are
spending a few weeks visiting in St
Clair.
Martin Luther lodge, No. %, Loyal
| Knights of America, will meet this
| evening at Reese's hall.
a new base ball club has recently
been organized in the First ward
! which has adopted the name of "An-
| thracites." They would like to arrange
game with the Rose Buds. also of this
! town, for Saturday afternoon at /
o'clock. The club is composed of tho
following plays: Catcher, Thomas
| Glynn; pitcher, Reese Thomas; first
base, Thomas Williams; second base
| F. Malloy; short stop, r. Griffiths
third base, NJ. Eagan; right field, ]
| Inglis; center field, David Davis; left
field, j. Sultzer. Answer in The Trib.
| une if satisfactory.
| The Ransom poor board met on Mon.
day and elected the following officers
| y
James Jones; treasurer, l.. Seibel; ply.
sicans, S. L. Underwood and DR.. Por.
teus, of this town; attorney, c. f. Bo
han.
| a large number of Taylor peple at
tended the symphony concert whcl
was held at the rockingham last even.
ing, in which Ffrangcon Davis, the ia
nous English baritone, gave severa
| solos,
| Announcement was made in yeSter
| days issue of The Tribune in obituary
| notes of the death of Casper Ott o.
| North Main street. He viii be buried
tomorrow afternoon Interment vii
be made at the Forest Home cemetery
Six cases of measles and one case O
diphtheria were reported to the boart
of health during the week.
Last evening at the Welsh Baptis
| church the Rev. De Pugh Grffiths de
| liVered an eloquent sermon in Welsl
| before a large audience. Rev. Mr.
Gritfiths is well known in this town a
a Welsh orator and impersonator. Hi
sermon last evening was "Odfaeol
| Cymru."
Rev. and Mrs. William Frisbee and
| large number of the Christian En-
deavorors of the Methodist Episcopa
church will attend the convention a
| PittstOn this afternoon.
Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment and social at Weber's rink thi
evening.