The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-15
TAYLOR.


Next Thursday evening the grand
prize concert of the Union band will be
held at Weber's rink, and promises to
be success in every sense of the term.
The committee has been at work for
some time on the following excellent
PROGRAMME:
Address,. ........ ......By Chairman
Selcetiou-OVerture. :. Union Band
Soprano solo,. .... Miss Della Knapp
Duet--In the Starlight. Misses Lydia
Hoskins and Olwen Howell.
Piano selection Prof Thos. r. Davies
Male Quartette.... ...... .... .....
......Mr. Watkin Morgan and Party
Tenor solo,. =. Mr.. Edwin Bowen
Baritone solo, with band accompani-
ment.. 49,. ....AIr. Thomas Howells
Occarina and comic...... :. .........
.... ...... ......Mr. Henry Hubbard
Violin selection.... MIR. John Evans
Overture, selection. go. Union Band
Misses J. and A. Lowering
Character song. eel Mr.. John Crocker
Brass Quartette.. ..... ....
.............. Prof. Crump and Party
Comic recitation. Mr.. Chas. Kedigan
Solo, selected. Miss Olwen Howells
Trio.... ......Mr. ID. Davis and Party
Violin selection. =. Mr.. John Evans
Tenor solo,. ........Mr. David Davis
comic song.... Mr.. Harry Hubbard
Selection--Finale... ....Union Band
The admission is only 25 cents, which
also entities the holder to a chance on
one Of the prizes offered.
Miss Annie Tidd, Who has been Wis
fnp nf 1.I,, =
home.
Drs. ]. L. Griffith and ]. w. Houser
performed a successful operation upon
Edgar, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jones, who has been bothered for some
time with a tumor. The boy is getting
along nicely.
Misses Lizzie Bowen and Mary A.
Lewis of this place, visited friends in
Bellevue on Sunday.
Today the congregation If the Cal
vary Baptist church will rim their ex-
cursion to Lake Ariel, which is one of
the pleasantest places to enjoy a days
outing in the state. The trip will be
run from Taylor without change of
cars. The features of the day will be
the handball contest aud the sack race
the latter being open for ladies only.
Rates, adults. so cents; children, sc
cents. Train leaves the D., l.. &. w
depot at 7:45 a. m.
The Independent Social club will con-
duct it's regular weekly social this
evening at Weber's rink.
Mr.. Joseph Conley of this place spent
the Sabbath with relatives in Latin.
The attention of the board of health
| is called to the condition of some of the
| pig pens on North Taylor which are In
deplorable condition. This matter
should be attended to at once.
| Messrs. William Titus and William
Mackerly, of Wilkes Barre, were Tay,
| lor visitors on Sunday.
| Children's day was fitfully observed
at the Welsh Baptist church on Sun.
| day last. The decorations were splen
did daisies, garden and conservatory
| flowers artistically arranged. Edwin
| Bowen, of Hyde Park, sang severa
solos which were we'll received.
| Mr.. NJ. Walsh, of Scranton, was here
on business yesterday.
Rev. G. G.. Mitchell preached to {
| large congregation in the Methodis
| Episcopal church on Sunday evening
The church was filled to it's uttermos
capacity. Mr.. Mitchell is a very abl,
preacher and delivered an eloquent ser
mon. Special music was prepared foI
the services.
Master Hugh Hughes, of Hyde Park
visited relatives in this place yester
day.
Pride Of Lackawanna lodge Ladies
American Protestant Association will
meet this evening.
Don't fail to accompany the Calvar,
Baptist church congregation to LAX,
Ariel to day. Train leaves at 7:45.