The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-05
TAYLOR.

TN SATURDAY evening w lllldnl l'OW-
Ell and Miss Matte Havard We're unit
ed in the bonds of matrimuny at the
home of the brides mother Mrs. HaV-
ard on Grove street. by the Rev. Or.
II. II. Harris, pastor of the Calvary
Baptist church. The bride was attired
in a cream colored gown, with white
silk trimmings, and presented most
charming appearance. The bridesmaid
was Miss Lizzie Gritliths. who also
wore the color of the bride with the
exception of large bouquet of roses.
The groomsman was David Bowen. Il
brother of the groom. The groom Is
one of Taylor's popular young men.
The bride is also well and favorably
known. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen start off
i'm life together with the hearty con-
gratulations of hosts of friends. Those
who attended the ceremony are as fol-
lows: Misses Carrie Luthold, Ann
Jones, Mary Robbins, Lizzie Bowen,
Mary a. Lewis, Eta Davis. of oily
phant; Rosenia Jones, Matte Griffths,
Jennie and Matte Harris, and Mary
l.. Havard, of PittstOn; David j. Davis,
Frank Powell, William Sheldon, Will
lam Jones. John, William and Evan
Thomas, Evan G. Evans, Lewis Davis,
John S. Gritliths, George Williams,
William HOskns, jr, David r. Davis,
Thomas Hazard, ir, Arthur Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. David ID. Griltiths, Mr..
and Mrs. Elias Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward u. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Howells, of Providence; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bowen, Mrs Thomas Grifliths, Mrs.
HaVard. Daniel Richards, PittstOn; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Havard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas HaVard. Mrs. William Wat
kins Mr. aud Mrs. Evan Havard. of
PittstOn: Mrs. Lewis Thomas, of Ed
wardsville: Johnnie Bowen ana Mag
gle and Lizzie Havard.
Mr. ana Mrs. David Price, of the
Hillside. visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Davis, of North
Main street, yesterday.
The borough council met in regular
session on Friday evening, with the
| following members present: President
Henry f.. Harris, John Gibbons, John
| Weber, Willard S. Decker, Evan l..
| TaVis, James i. Powell committee
| was appointed to wait on officials of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
| eTn company for the purpose of obtain
/ Ing information as to what it would
| cost t. furnish the necessary fuel fol
| the electric plant of this town. A
! committee was also appointed to wait
on a. B. Dunning, Of Scranton, to Sc
| cure information as to how much IL
would cost to macadamize Main street
| from Railroad to Taylor streets The
committees We're requested to report al
the next meeting.
Professor and Mrs. NJ. j. Lloyd, OF
| Olyphant, spent the Sabbath with the
| latter's mother, Mrs. Robert LleWelyn
on Union street
The employees of the Taylor silk mil
We're paid on Saturday for the month
Of March.
Miss Lizzie Winters, the accomplish.
ed daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
| Winters, Of North Main street, was
united In marriage to Joseph Fletcher
a popular young man of Winton, at the
home of the brides parents. The Rev
Or. II. II. Harris was the officiatinl
clergyman. The wedding was a ouiet
affair and was attended only by the
members of the family and a few in.
| Vited friends. After the ceremony the
young couple received the congratu
lations of those present. Mr. and Mrs
Fletcher will reside at Winton.
Miss Rosina Davis. the lady evan,
gelist of Wales, occupied the pulpit n
the Welsh Congregational church botl
morning and evening and preached tc
large congregation at each service
Miss Davis delivered eloquent sermons
Miss Mary Lewis, of Providence. wa!
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Da.
Wis. of Main street, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs John T.. Evans attend
ed the funeral of the late Thomas Ev
ans of Hyde PARK, Yesterday.
Patrick Judge. of Connection, was ;
caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Jones, of Hyde Parl,
visited friends in this town yesterday