The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-15
TAYLOR NEWS.
Programme OF the I. o. q. 4. Con-
cert-- Mrs. CoroIiue Start Laid at
Rest-- Mention.

The concert to be hold on Monday
evening at Weber's rink under the aus
rices of the Taylor lodge, No. G6S, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, prom
iscs to be a success in every sense of
the tercl. The committee has been at
work for some time on the following
programme. Piano selection, Mrs Nell
lie NJ. Thomas; quartette, selected, the
Jonee family; bass solo, Philip H.
Wa rren soprano solo, Miss Maggie
Da els; tenor solo. Edwin Bowen: bass
solo, Richard Thomas Ulew HerbcrD;
te nor solo. William Davis (Gwilym
Mnrlais): bass solo. John w. Jones;
alto solo, Miss Maggie jones' tenor
solo, William Jones; bass solo, Rich
ard Thomas; tenor solo. William
Davis; bass solo, p. II. Warren; ten
4 or solo, Edwin Bowen; bass solo, John
| w. Jones; song, selected, LEV Her.
bert; quartette. the Jones family.
| Lost-On Thursday a black terrier.
I Reward will be offered to the finder
by Antonio Barcitti, Old Forge
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Caroline start
occurred at her late home in Old Forge
| yesterday afternoon. Services We're
held in the residence by the pastor,
| Rev DR.. n. G.. Parllc, Of Pittston. Or.
Parka i'm his remarks paid a deserving
tribute to the memory of the deceased.
| At the close of the services the re-
mains were borne to the Presbyterian
cemetery by Funeral Director T. J.
Davis for interment. The pallbearcrs
| were: Mcssrs. Silas Randall, 5. II.
Miller, Thomas Drake. william Davcn-
port. :. BcescchCr and X. Gotwalls.
Services in tho Calvary Baptist
church tomorrow as usual Rev DR..
II. IT, Harris will olliCiate at both ser
vices. Morning subject. Does Prayer
Avail to Anything" Sunday school at
. p. m. In the evening at 6 p. m. the
pastor will preach on the Excuses of
the Anti-Christ." Special singing un-
der the leadership of Professor j.. T..
JCnes. Professor Edwin Bowel will
sing at the evening service. All are
invited.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
| Episcopal church tomorrow morning.
Feast, at 945: preaching service at
1890 by the pastor; subject, The Hand
of Christ" Sunday school at 2.lj;
Epworth League devotional meeting,
at o'clock, and evangelistic service
at p. m, when the pastor will preach
especially to men. Everybody invited,
Lumber is being hauled on tho
ground for the woOlen mill. This i'll
dustry, like the others, have come
through the board of trade and the
people Of Taylor should feel proud of
this organization.
Oliver NJ. Williams is confined to his
home on Main street. with sickness.
The new woolen mill that is to locate
here have opened their Office in the
Renard & Sen silk mill.
1t is announced that Anthony Ley
don will lie the citizens candidate for
council in the Third ward and that a
candidate will oppose James Price for
school director in the Fourth ward.
Taylor lodge, No. 267, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, installed officers at its
meeting on Thursday evening at their
rooms in Reese's hall on Main street
The following officers We're installed for
the ensuing six months term: Past
chief, John A. Evans; noble chief
William Marsh; vice chief Robert
Coombs: high priest, Ebenezer Grif-
fiths; venerable hermit, Thomas Evars;
master of records. George Marsh;
clerk of exchequer, William J. Will
| liarls: keeper of eXchequer William
Robbins: sir herald. Thomas Jones;
worthy bard, John L. Owens; worthy
chamberlain. John Evans; ensign
benjamin jenkins; esquire, Louis ID
| Davis; first guardsman, Enoch VIII.
liams: second guardman, David j
| Owens; trustee, Thomas WOODY orth
representative to the grand castle
David w. Williams.
T The board of trade will meet mex
Wednesday evening and not on Mon.
day, as heretofore stated. This il
! made owing to the concert of Taylor
ledge of odd Fellows. 1t is hoped
that every member will be present al
officers for the year are to be elected