The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-12
TAYLOR NEWS.
This Evenings Banquet-L. c. B. A.

This evening will occur the grand
banquet of the Acacia lodge, No. 57l,
Free and Accepted Masons, in Weber's
rink. For some time past committees
have been hard at work arranging the
things for the event. \ grand musical
programme has been selected, which
comprises some excellent talent. A
number of invitations have been sent
to different organizations of this order,
which will no doubt be present in large
delega tions. This order is composed
Of the most prominent bus ness r.en
of our town. At a recent meeting of
the order the following officers Wer"
elected: Master, William Van RusNirk;
5. w. Burgess and James f. Watkins,
secretary, Andrew Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. William VI. Evans, Cf
Academy street Hyde Park, Were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs john T.. Evans,
Oc Main street, yesterday.
Mr.. Edmond Garter is slowly EecoVcr-
ing from her recent sickness.
Mr.. Neigley says he will prosecut =
tie mscreants who threw stones at
his house if the offcnse is repeated, as
he says ,he guilty persons Are well
known.
Wjll;uln Gangwer, Il Arlington
Heights was the guest If relatives in
this plac" yesterday.
At meeting of the Ladies aihclic
| Benevolent association, Branch No.
| i42, was held in their rooms on Thurs
| day evening and was largely attend
| ed The following officers We're elect "a
| for the ensuing term: President. Mrs.
| Michael Mcdonald; first vice. president
! Miss Ella Foy; second vice president
/ Mrs. James II. Law; recorder, Miss
| ate Clark: assistant recorder, Mrs. An
! thuny Thompson; financial secretary
! Mrs. Mary Timlin; treasurer, Mrs
! Catherine Mackin: marshal. Mrs. Ed
ward Walsh: guard, Mrs Patrick Sulli-
van; trustees, Mrs. Frances Coyne
Miss Sade MaCkin. Mrs. Mary Tigue
Miss Annie GarVey ami Mrs. Mary
! Lamb.
The Rennard silk mill is running
double time on account of AN overflow
of orders.
Mrs. Mary Davis and daughter, Liz.
ze of South Scranton, We're the guest.
of relatives in this place yesterday.
Emblem Division, No. 81, i'ons Of
Temperance, will meet this evening !,
their rooms in Van ,Iorn hal y;
!
The employees of the Taylor, Gym,
ard Holden collieries will reCeiFr theil
monthly distributions for Noverl3er to,
| IG0rrow.
rhe children of Mr.. and Mrs HAIRY
! Eulp, of Railroad street, are i'm mDroving
| from their recent sickness.
Frank Decker, of Union street. was
the guest of relatives in Wes% Pitts,
ton yesterday.
All members of the Band of Hope
of the Welsh Congregational church
| who are interested in the deDositins
| hank of the above organization, are re-
| quested to turn in their deDositine
cards tomorrow evening, as tLe tern
expires BY order OF secretary.
Mr.. William Thomas, of THO place
spent the Sabbath with Prof. and Mrs
NJ. j. Lloyd, of Priceburg.
The young son of Mr.. and Mira Mich
| ael CorCOran, of Taylor street, deed yes
terday morning, after brief illness
| Funeral announcement will be made
later.
Misses Ida stevens and Mary A
Jones, of this place, were the guests
of friends in Hyde Park yesterday.
Corporal Lewis Reese. of COmpan!
b, Thirteenth regiment, is fast regain
ing his health at the hospital iii Read
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon, of ;'cran
ton, were the guests of the latter
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Reese
of Union street, yesterday.
Lackawanna lodge, No. ll3, American
| Protestant association, will meet to
| morrow evening,