The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-12
TAYLOR NEWS.
Farewell Reception Tendered-To
Observe Bible Day - Personal
News.

news.
farewell reception was rendered
Private David Davis of Company Is,
Thirteenth regiment al the home OF |
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
Davis. of North Taylor, on Thursday
evening previous to his departure Tor
Camp Meade Private Davis was the
recipient of many beautiful presents.
Refreshments were served. Those III
attendance were; Mr. and Mrs. DaNiu
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Davis MT.
and Mrs. Benjamin jenkins, and Miss
es Susie Powell, Sarah and Nellie
Moses, Bessie James, Susie Moses
Cassie Grifiths, Lizzie Jones, Rositta
Francis, Mary A. Davis, Annie ana
Lizzie Williams. Rosetta Jones, Maud
Davs. and Messrs. Adolnh Urweider
Franz Decker, John and David Davis,
William Williams, David Davis, David
Il. Davis, George Jones. George Perry.
Reese Thomas Richard Grlthths ana
Phillip Watkins.
Bible day will be observed in the call
vary Eartist church tomorrow. An
excellent programme has been arrang-
ed for the occasion and will be rem
dereG rs follows: Salutation, Miss
Maud Evans: recitation, Little Chat
terboX," Miss Leno Howels: recita-
tion. Smiles of the Bible" Miss Mar
ggrct Marsh: recitation, My Mothers
Bible" Miss Altman HaVard: exercise,
Miss Edith watkins and class; sclec-
tion. choir: recitation, THE Old Mans
Comforts and How He Gains Them
Miss Leah Evans: recitation, Lizzie
Marsh: recitation, Faith in God,
BENJAMIN Harris recitation, Edith
Marsh: recitation, "Glorified littles,'
Henrietta Harris; selection. choir: rec
itation. Katie Winters: recitation
Margaret Favard: recitation, Edith
williams recitation, Margaret Bash
am; selection. choir. Everybody is
most cordially invited.
The funeral of the late David j.
Davis will occur tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Burial will be made in
the Forest Home cemetery.
Mr.. Michae, MaCkin, one of Taylor's
prominent young men, has been pro-
NOTED to the position of assistant out
side foreman at the Bellevue colliery
of the Delaware. Lackawanna ana
Western company.
Invincible comrandery, No. 252,
knights Of Malta. held an important
meeting last evening.
Nine cases of scarlet fever and four
| ;eeen cases of diphtheria have been
| reported to the board of health dur
! ing tn past week.
Preaching in the Methodist Episco-
| pal church tomorrow at the usual
| hours. The pastor. Rev. William
| Frishv will oHiciat". Morning sermon,
! at 1890 q. m: Sunday school imme-
/ diately after morning service; evening
service, at 40 O'Clock. Everybody is
| invited.
Temple of Love lodge, No. = True
| Ivorites, will meet this evening in
Reese's hall.
Services tomorrow in the Welsh
| baptist church will be held at the usu-
| al hours Pastor Rev. IvOr Thomas
will occupy the pulpit. Morning SER
vices, at 1890 a. m: sunday school.
at p. m; evening services at 7
o'clock. All are invited.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Williams and Mrs. Ivor
Thomas. of this place. visited friends
in Hyde Park and Scranton yester-
! day.
Mr. Charles Watkins, of Olyphant,
was the guest Of his mother, Mrs w.
w. Watkins, of Grove street, on Thurs
| day.
Perry Hunt, of Nicholson, is visiting
his cousin, Miss Grace Lowry, on North
Main street.
Preaching i'm the Presbyterian n
church tomorrow will be held a. the
usual hours. sunday school WIN be
held Immediately after the morning
services. Rev. l.. r. Foster viii ofIiCl-
ate. All cordially welcomed.
Mr.. James Nash, 81, of Union street
IL slowly recovering from his recent
sickness.
Taylorville lodge, No. COS, lndepend-
ont Order of odd Fellows. will meet in
their rooOms on North Main street
this evening.
Miss Helen, the young daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. lIouser, of Main
street, is confined to her hCme 10y
diphthera.