The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-01
TAYLOR NEWS.
Board of Trade Will Meet This Eve
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This evening the board of trade will
hold an important meeting i'm the couu-
eli chambers for the purpose of organ
izing a new fire company, and also To
devise some plans for annexing the
villages of the Pyne and Archibald to
this pnterprising borough.
The Taylor Fire company has always
done good work. They are ever ready
for service, and are well equipped for
any emergency, and for a volunteer
company the members bear good
name both with the people and nsur-
ance companies. So far within the an
nails of the present company they have
been able to skllfully manage au fires
Rev. l.. Il. Foster, of sumner ave
nuc. Hyde Park, was the guest of
friends i'm this place Yesterday.
Emblem Division. No. 81, Sons of
Temperance. will meet this afternoon
at O'Clock to attend the funeral Of
their beloved brother. Charles Guard
\ fun attendance of the members is
urgently requested.
Professor David T.. Jones, who is
conducting the choir of the calvary
Baptist church in the rehearsalS Of the
Merry Milk Maid" is well pleased
with the progress made and thinks
they will be able to produce the ope-
rrtta by Jan /. The casts of charac-
ters are composed of the best of local
talent which will appear i'm this de-
partmcnt i'm the near future.
Mrs. John :. Grihiths wishes to re-
turn her sincere thanks to all who as
sisted during their bereavement i'm the
death Of her sister. Mrs. David Reese.
Taylor Castle. No. POI knights of
the Golden Eagle. will meet this eve
ming i'm Reese's hall.
Lackawanna Valley council. No. ST.
Junior order United American Me
chanics, will meet this evening i'm Van
Horns hall.
Miss Hattie and Myrtle Seine, of
Certermoreland, who have been the
guests of their cousins. Misses SADIE
and Rachie Gangwer, have returned
home
\ child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grif-
fths. of High street, is quite sick.
The Welcome Social club will con-
/ duct their regular weekly social to-
| morrow evening in Callcrys hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ingls have re-
turned 10 their home in Yatesvillc af
ter visiting in this place.
Mir. j. Decker. of South Scranton,
was a business visitor in this place yes
| terday.
All members of the Taylor Castle.
No. 267. Knights of the Golden Eagle,
will meet this afternoon at 1 o'clock to
| attend the funeral of their beloved
! brother, Charles Guard.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. William Iowels, of this
! place. were the guests of friends in
| South Scranton on Monday.
Master Edward Morris. son of Mr.
| and Mrs. James Morris, jr., of High
street. is quite sick.
| The funeral of Charles Guard, whose
| death occurred ON Tuesday, will take
| place from his late home in West Mi
| nooka, this afternoon Services viii be
! held " the house. Burial will be made
| in the Forest Home cemetery.
Mrs. John r. Johns, of Railroad
street, was the guest of relatives in
| Hyde Park yesterday.
| Prof. Welham Clarke delivered very
! interesting lecture at the Calvary Bap-
| tst church in Taylor. on Tuesday even
| ing, before a large and enthusiastic
audience. His subject was Memory
| ana How to Improve It The audi
! ence were amazed at the wonderful
| practical results of his original mem
| ory method given by a number of Prof.
| Clarlles pupils At the close of the lee
lures a class of twenty-five was formed,
| who intend To study the system. The
class meets for the first lesson in the
| classroom of the Calvary Baptist
church in Taylor on Thursday evening,
| and will continue to meet until the
course is completed. Mr.. Clarke has
been invited to deliver lectures and or
| ganize classes in several of the larger
| bOroughs and towns in Lackawanna
| county as well as in Binghamton and
| Wilkes Barre