The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-29
TAYLOR NEWS.
Sons of Temperance Elect Officers.
Hose COMPANY Picnic.-PersonaI
Mention.

Emblem division. No. -. Sons of Tenn
pcraucc held their election Of officers at
Monday evenings meeting. The follow
ing officers were elected: outside senti-
mel William B. ThomGs; inside sentinel,
William WillIj ms: assistant conductor
Jesse Jones' conductor. Frank Decker;
chaplain. RcNford Cardwcll; assistant re-
coruing secretary, Della Williams; re-
cordiuS secretary, Edward d. Davis;
treasurer Isaac Davis, worthy associate,
Lizzie Davis: W. T., Lewis Davis; organ
ist. David Bowen; superintendent y. +.
w. RcXford Cardwoll; financial sccrc-
tary Evan e. Evans; p. W. e., Lillian
HowellS.
Frank Bevln and David Hopkins, of the
Ripple division, Sons of Temperance, of
Hyde Park, paid fratcrna! visit to I'm
hicm division of this place on Monuay
evening.
Mis-, Maridcn JCr Cs, of Hyde Park. was
the guest of friends in this place on Mon
day
Miss Alice Shepard, of Green Ridge. is
tho guest of her cousin, Miss Janet IusIis,
Tor the past few days.
Miss Jessie Owens, of Scranton, spent
the Sabbath with her parents, Supcrln-
tondcnt and Mrs W. Il. Owens, OF North
Taylor,
Tho Tribune branch office in Taylor is
in the CublciGh building. Local Repre-
sentative T.. g. Evans Is in charge.
Mrs. Nelson Lowery is rapidly rccOv-
criug from her recent sickness.
Misses Mamie and Alice McCovich, of
Scranton. visited their parents in this
place on sunday.
Taylor Hose company, No. 1, will hold
a grand picnic in Wcbcr's park on August
IL. This company has done great deal
for the welfare of this town and merits
generous patronage. The committe on
ARRANGEMENTS are leaving nothing undone
to make the picnic a grand success. The
very best of music will he furnished The
Taylor Comet band will be in attend
anco.
Minooka tribe, No ci7, Improved order
OF Red Men, is making arrangements %
Jalchrate It's fifteenth anniversary in
September grand time is expected
FOR those who attend.
Joseph TiGuc, of Pittstou, has returned
nome after visiting friends in this place
The Delaware, LacKawauua and West
Crn company COllicrics arc scheduled TO
work four days this week.
We the two unknown quot pitchers Of
| North Taylor, challenge any two in this
| borough for gam" Of quoits from - 20
| IS yards. For further information in
| Guire at Gnfith John Pleasant View
| hotel.
Miss kate Goldhaugh Of this place,
| was the guest OF friends IN Hyde Park on
| Monday.
Master Patrick Ryan is recovering from
| his recent sickness
Tho lecture 90 ''ubu aaI tH, Way de-
! livored hy Professor Van Licw at ne
! Methodist Epiar2nal "Hurcb on Monday
! evening was most Instructive ana VAS
! heard by un opproCiaJiye audience
| The German lutheran church will hold
their Sunday school pica,c IN Schultacis'
| woods on July t.
Judge g. CO.'S store has been decorated
! with flags ana huntin- appropriate 70 The
| glorious Fourth.
-. llgraer, Of South Scranton, was a
| TAYLOR visitor yesterday
! The lawn social held at the prc.hyte-
rian church last evening was well patron.
tied. 1t viii be continued again this
! evening.
Mrs, Thomas \. James and ggands3n,
! Roy, Of Hyde Park, spent the Sabbath
! with relatives in this place,
Roy. Dr. H. H. Harris and Professor
| David +, Jones visited friends in Hyde
Park on Monday evening,
The Myrtle Social club of the Archibald
mines will conduct a grand social on
Saturday evening, July 2, at Wobcr's
| rink. Admission % ppptG