The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-22
TAYLOR NEWS.
Reception Tendered-Services in the
Different Churches Tomorrow.
Personal Notes.


A formal reception was rendered Miss
Ada Lang, at her home in South Tay-
lor, on Wednesday evening. About fifty
guests of Miss Lang were present.
Refreshments were served and all de-
parted for their respective homes much
pleased with the evening enjoyment.
Those present were: Misses Bessie
Hollerand and Sarah Burnett, of
Scranton; Jennie Byerly Sadie Huff
ferd, Edith Daniels. Edith Merritt,
Nettie Vickers, Mary Howells, Olwen
Howells, Bertha and Mary J. Williams,
Emma Owens, Emma Williams, May
Shannon, Maggie Price, Annie Bright,
Lizzie Herbert Flora Wilson, Maggie
Richards Bessie Burgess. Florence
Crockrell, Sarah Davis, Edith Davis,
Lottie Crocker, Jennie Houser, Ada
Lang. Sarah J. Franklin and Daisy
Reinhardt, and Messrs. Gus Noll, Myles
Gilroy and Byrant Hytle. of Scranton;
Henry Powell, William Price, William
j. Haskins, tr.. John Griffiths, Delbert
Sanderson, Abram Collingwood, Peter
Mullen, Edward Jones, William H.
Nicholas, William Griffiths, Richard
Griffiths, David r. Davis, William
Daniels, David Davis, Thomas Kerr,
Reese Price, Francis Curley, Percie
Owens, James Hughes, George Will
liams, Alfred Powell, Evan Morris,
John Daniels, Daniel Ash, Donald AL
lison, Henry Lewis and Harry Morton.
Services in the Calvary Baptist
church tomorrow will be held at the
usual hours Pastor Rev. DR.. H. H.
Harris will officiate. All are cordially
welcomed.
James Nash, of Union street. is slow
ly recovering from his recent sickness.
Monday evening the st. Lawrence T,
A. B. society of Old Forge will con-
duct a grand social and entertainment
in Fallon's rink.
The performance of the cantata, "Our
Flag. by the choir of the Welsh Bap-
list church under the direction of Pro-
lessor John r. Francis at Webers rink,
last evening was musical treat.
Preaching in the Welsh Congrega
tional church tomorrow will be held at
the usual hours. Pastor Rev. Ivor
Thomas will offlCiate. Sunday school
at p. m. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Kinney, of Moosic, was the guest
of friends in this place Thursday.
Temple of Love lodge, No. I. True
Ivortes, will meet this evening in
Reese's hall.
Mrs. William Miles. of Hyde Park
was the guests of friends here or
| Thursday
Miss Clara Simple, of the Archibald
mines, is confined to her home with
| sickness.
The employees Of the Jermyn and
| Greenwood Collieries will be paid fol
September today.
Messrs. John Evans and William
Hughes, Of Hyde Park. were callers or
friends in this place on Thursday.
The Tribune branch office in Taylor
is In the Cableigh building. Repre-
sentative f. G. Evans in charge.
| Funeral Director John f. Davis ~
this place. has been visiting relative.
in Ashland Pa, for the past few days
Taylorville lodge, No. 66S. Indepen
dent Order of Odd Fellows. will NEE
this evening at their hall on Mair
street
| Services in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be held at the usua
hours. Sunday school Immediately af
| ter morning sermon. Rev. l.. r. FOs
ter will officiate. All are welcome.
Preaching in the Methodist Episcopa
church tomorrow will be held at tn,
usual hours. Rev. William Frisby vii
officiate. Morning sermon at l0.45, Sun
day school at 1l,45, by Superintendent
| Richard Watkins. Evening service a
y. m. All are cordially invited.
The borough council met in regula,
session in the council chambers las
evening. Business of much importanc,
was transacted.
Miss Lizzie Davis will leave 70
Wilkes-Barre today. where she vii
spend a few DAYS visiting relatives.
The choir of the NJ f. church, o
Old Forge, will hold an entertainment
in the church on Tuesday evening
October 25. The following programm
will be rendered: Opening, America
anthem, choir recitation, Mr.. Georg
Stafford; solo, Daniel Pickerell, selec
tion, Lackawanna Musical club: quar-
tette, Mayse and party; graphophon
selection, Mr.. T. j. Stewart; anthem
choir, recitation, Miss Gertrude Sim
mons: solo. Robert Johnson; recitation
Miss May Brodhead; solo, Mrs Charlie
Randall; graphophone selection, Mr.. 7
T. Stewart; anthem, choir.
Great preparations are being mad
for the fair and festival to be held a
the Lawrence Congregational church
Duryea, October "a to a. and It is graf
flying 10 understand that the gran
festive song will come off on the las
night.
| PEOKVILLE