The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
TAYLOR NEWS.
The knights of Pleasure Entertain.
Board of Trade Meets.-PersonaI
and Other News.

The newly organized social club known
as the Knights of Pleasure, gave a de-
lghtful reception to its members and
friends on Wednesday evening in Jones'
hall, Archibald mines. The evening was
spent in music, games, dancing and other
diversions. Mr.. William H. Fern, the
genial and efficient outside foreman of
the Archibald mines, took flashlight pic
lures of the party. The merrment reign
ed supreme until late hour when re-
freshments We're served The music for
dancing was furnished by the Myrtle or
chestra of Hyde Park. Edward Edwards
ofhciated as prompter. Those present
were: Misses Annie Phillips, Hyde Park;
Mary Grifiiths, Lillian Howels, Lizzie
Davis, Sadie Carter. Mary j. Nicholas
Edith Powell and Sallie Williams, of Tay-
lor; Pearl Gaul, Clara Sipple, Sarah
Jones, Barbara Phillips Annie Pfaff,
Margaret Sippel, Mary Jones, Jennie Sc
ward and Mary Jane Lloyd, and Messrs
Frank Bevan, Edward Edwards, d. II.
Hopkins, Hyde Park; Frank Decker.
Adolph Urweder, Evan Davis, Thomas
j. Hughes, Daniel Tubbs, Taylor; II. X.
Seward, William Lloyd, James Nash.
Charles Lehman. John Jones. II. B,
Jones, II mas Thomas, Dennis Lenihan
and Jof Seybolt.
MISS ACHE Gangwer, of North Main
street, was the guest OF relatives in
PittstOn on Wednesday
a meeting of the board OF trade was
held on Wednesday evening i'm its rooms
IN the Price Library hall There was n
Soou attendance and AN enthusiastic
meeting PRESIDENT T. II. Bowen was
absent, and NJ. G. Judge presided, John
f. Taylor, chairman of the street ana
nght committee, made a lengthy report.
lie SAID the committee had waited upon
many property owners on Main street i'm
reference TO paving that thoroughfare,
but the first thing that was needed was
sewers. In regard to lights he said the
Pennsylvania Globe and Gas company.
of Philadelphia, will erect on Friday
evening post-lamp for examination by
the citizens. The report was accepted and
the following resolutions offered and a
copy sent to the council: "Resolved bv
the board of trade of the borough of Tay-
lor that we think II wise and expedient
for the borough council to make proyI
sions for paving and sewering of Main
street, from the Sloan railroad TO Jer-
myn q Co.'S store, at an early date.
We also think II wise and expedient for
them to examine the said street light
as presented for inspection by the above
light company, and If practicable make
some arrangements with them for light
Ing the streets" The manufacturing
committee reported that the wooden mill
would be in operation by March l. The
following officers were then elected: First
wee president, Nj. M. Williams; second
vice president, Robert Llewellyn; secre-
tary, II. j. Daniels treasurer, II. II.
Davis. The following were afterward APP
pointed as committee on banquet which
will be held on Feb. 2: Willard Atherton,
Conner Jones, NJ. c. Judge, j. NJ. Nor
gans and II. II. Davis. The board then
adjourned until next Wednesday even
ing.
Mr., j. l.. Neiger and DR.. j. S. Porteus
DannnRt hR fal faf ~
the Prudential Insurance company AT the
Hotel Terrace, Scranton. last evening.
Mrs. James Gllfred and daughter, Ruth,
OF Pittston,' who have been visiting
friends in this place. have returned home.
Martin Luther lodge, No. 22, Loyal
knights or America, will meet this even
ing in Reese's hall