The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-15
TAYLOR NEWS.
Reds Add Another to the String.

The Reds added another victory to
their string by defeating the Old Forge
association team on the school house
park on Saturday afternoon in an in
teresting and well played game. The
game was interesting from the start
to the finish. Hayes handled the sphere
for the home team and had the associ-
alton boys guessing. Garvan pitched
for the association and was touched
quite freely. The score:
r. HE.
Reds ........3 0 . 3 0 0 IL
Association 30 1 0 9 0 9 3
Batteries Reds. Hayes and Lydon,
Association, Garvin and McAulty, Um-
pire Clun.
The Tribue brach office in Taylor is
| in the Cobleigh building.
On Saturday evening the Invincible
| Commandery. No. 252. knights of NAL
| ta was instituted at $40 o'clock by
grand recorder George II. Pierce, of
! Philadelphia The ceremonies took
| place in Reese's hall. The convoCation
| was opened in due and ancient form by
the following officers: Grand Comman-
| der, Sir George II. Pierce, Grand Cen
eralisimo, Sir +. II. Young Grand Cap
| tain General, Sir O. a. Beemer, Grand
Prelate, Sir c. O. Swartz, Grand Re
corder Sir +. +. Bone, Grand Treasur-
| er, Sir w. S. Bartlett, Grand Senior
| Warden, Sir Samuel Costlett, Grand
| Junior Warden. Sir Fl. j. Henwood,
Grand Standard Bearer. Sir j. II.
Brack, Grand Sword Bearer, Sir w. II.
| Schleing. Grand Warden, Sir Louis
| Schroeder Grand Sentinel, Sir Evan r.
| Jones, Grand 1st Guard Sir William
Zachman, Grand 2nd Guard. Sir Ira
Mitchell. 191 charter members were re-
| ceived. The knights of Malta and
| Black degrees We're conferred in full
form by a degree staff from Anthracite
Commandery, No. 2l1, under command
| of Sir o. S. Ridgway, 7. c., and Sir w.
| S. Bartlett, p. G. After instituting the
command the following officers were
| installed: Sir Knight Commander, Sir
| Enoch Williams; Generalssmo. Sir
| Thomas Frances; Captain General Sir
| James Thomas; Prelate. Sir Richard
| Roberts: Recorder, Sir Tally II. Jones:
| Assistant Recorder, Sir David Francis;
| Treasurer, Sir Thomas Haddock; SEN
| ior Warden, Sir David Owens; Stand
ard Bearer, Sir William Thomas;
| Sword Bearer, Sir Howard Stevens;
! Warden, Sir John Sciven: Sentinel, Sir
|
j. Hughes; 2nd Guard, Sir Reese Will
| liams. A short business convocation
was then held. at which it was deter
| mined to meet on Friday evenings at
| Reeses hall Main street, at 7.30 O'Clock.
| The hOnors of past commander as or
| ganizer, We're awarded to Sir Tally
| Griftth's and a past commanders jew
el was presented to him by the new
| tat
was delivered by Sir George H. Pierce,
G. r., who afterwards exemplified the
| secret work, This is the eighth COM
mandery to be stationed in Lackawan-
| ma county within three years and
makes the present membership of the
order in this county over sixteen hun
dred. Lowell Commandery, No. PSI,
| will be stationed at Lowell. Mass, on
| August 30. Three new communicates
| Will be stationed within the next six
| ty days two in Massachusetts and one
| in Minnesota. Anthracite commandery
| No. 2ll, will receive a class of about
one hundred in their new Malta Terl-
pie, 3l6 Washington avenue. on Sent,
13. Electric City Commandery, No. l7S.
| will receive a large class at Masonic
hall in October. The growth of the or
| der in the United States is phenomenal,
Between the cereony an intermmis-
sion was held of which all the members
and visiting lodges partook of a sump-
tous repast in Webers rink. After the
| installation of officers was held and
| other business continued
| IIaNld Smith, of Hyde Park, was a
TaAio visitor yesterday.
| The colleries of tho Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western companies in this
place will '"ork fo'.r and five days this
| week
| Quiet an interesting handicap uuoit
match was held at Parker's hotel on
| Union street Saturday afternoon. A
large crowd witnessed the contests.
Eleven names had entered for the start
| Five Of those eleven succeeded in pit
| ching a tie on the first run.
Thomas Day, of Olyphant, was vis.
itor in this place yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs James Howells of
Providence, spent the Sabbath with
friends in this place
| The eight month old child of Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Grogan. of Main street,
whose death occurred on SATURDAY.,
Will be buried this afternoon at .
o'clock. Services will be held at the
Geman Lutheran church by the Rev.
A. Weber Burial will be made in the
Forest Home cemetery.
The fair committee of the Welsh Com
gregational church will meet tomorrow
evening in the church vestry. All
members are requested to be present.
Mr., end Mrs. Frank Caswell, of For
ty Fort, were the guests OF friends in
this place.
Mrs, Lucy Thomas, Of Wilkes Barre,
was the guest of friends in this place,
Mr., Robert Llewclyn is sojourniug at
Atlantic City.
| Mr. Harry C. Hood. OF Plymouth. was
a visitor Of friends in this place yester-
dnv.
| Messrs. william and David Bennett.
o. Duryea, spent the Sabbath with
friends In this place.
Emblem Division, Nc 81, Son OF Tenn
parance, will meet this evening in Van
florn'S hall.
Miss Ida Mayors OF Wimme,9 g. is Wis.
iting friends in this place for the paYs
| few Gays.
Reese Charles, of Olyphant, was the
guest of friends in this place yester-
day.