The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-14
TAYLOR NEWS.
David j. Davis Laid at Rest-Sons Of
Temperance to Entertain-Personal
News.

News.
The services over the remains of the
late David j. Davis occurred from
his home on Main street yesterday af-
tcrnoon at 80 o'clock. The wide ac-
uuaintancc of the deceased brought
large conCOursc To attend the obse-
quies. The funeral service was con-
Quoted by the Rev. William FrisbN,
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
After the service the remains were
conveyed to their last resting place i'll
the Forest Home ccmctry. The cor
tegc was preceded by the lnvincible
commandery, No. 252, Knights of Nal
ia, and the Taylor Mine Accidental
fund. The pallbearers were: John ".
Evans. John Il. Johns. William Rob
bins. William owens, Charles Wat
kins Thomas Francis; flower bearers.
William Morris and David Harris,
Quartctte comprising Mrs. John r. Nee
ley, Mrs. John AthertOn, Mrs. Samuel
j. Phillips. Mr.. John T. Tubbs and
Mr.. Charles Dibble, sang some beau
tiful selections.
The Emblem division. No. "a, Sons
of Temperance. will entertain its men,
bers at this evenings meeting in Van
Horns hall on Main street. The pro-
grammc win he rendered as follows:
Address ny chairman, Rev. Or. II. H.
Harris: mandolin selection, Professor
w. j. Thomas; impromptu speech con-
test; recitation. Bayard T. Gritlths;
organ selection. Miss Lydia Hoskins;
recitation. Evan G. Evans solo. r..
Dewitt Edwards: word contest: organ
i
zie Bowen. Reading; Isaac Davis, solo;
ReXford Jones, organ selection; Ray
Morgans, recitation; Arthur stone.
chorus organization.
Mr. and Mrs John Gordon. of SCran-
ton, were the guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Reese.
Of Union street, yesterday.
Mr.. John Lewis, of HYDE Park, was
the guest of friends in this place yes
terdaN.
The INDEPENDENT Republican club of
the Fourth ward held a meeting re-
Gently AT Weisenluhs hall on Grove
street The following officers were
elected: President, Samuel HarlOwe;
vice president. Michael Rufeback;
treasurer, John Berger; secretary,
Peter SchildS.
A farewell reception was rendered
Private David Jones, Of Company \,
! Thirteenth regiment, previous to his
departure to Camp Meade at the home
of Mr.. ana Mrs. Evan r. Jenkins on
! Union street, on Friday evening. Re-
| freshmCntS were served. Those pres
! ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. William REM
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Il. jenkins, Mr.. and
Mrs David Jones, Mr.. ana Mrs. Will
/ liam White. Mrs. Arthur Sweet. Miss
| es Mary and Lizzie Jenkins, Salle
| and Della Williams, Martha Price, Liz
| zie Urweider Mary j. Nicholas, Annie
| Reese. Martha j. Williams Bessie
| Phillips May Phillips, Mary j. Thomas
| Gladys Samuels Edith Rogers. Mary
! j. BcVan, Susie Moses and Misses An
ME Bevan, Eva Davis. Selma Jones
| and Messrs. William Nicholas, Will
| liam Price. William Gritiths, Edwin
/ White. Adolnh UrWeider. Frank Deck
! CT, Thomas Bevan. Private David VIII
! liams, Morgan Edwards, of Hyde Park
! owen Jones, Daniel Jones, oscar
, Davis, William Lewis, David Evans
and William Dunwer, of Providence.
John James, of Hyde Park, called OF
! friends in this place YESTERDAY.
! Daniel u. Richards died yesterday
morning at the home Of his daughter
! Mrs. David ID. Grif1iths, of West Mi,
. noOka. He was Il devoted member ot
/ the Welsh Baptist church. The funer
1 al will take place this afternoon ant
impressive services will bc held at tn,
! house by the Rev. j. NJ. Lloyd. In
termCnt will he made i'm the Fores
Home cemetery.
Foreman Il. j. Cuopcr of Mair
street. is making some noted improve
ments around his Main street prop
erty.
Griffith Price, of Hyde Park, was tn
guest of friends in this place ycstcr
I dav.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ingls, of Yates
vile, spent the Sabbath with relative
in this place.
TaylorVille lodge, No. GGS Independ
ent Order Of id Fellows, worked tn
degree of Friendship and Truth ol
several candidates on Saturday even
ing.
Rev. Thomas Butand, of Providence
was the guest of friends i'm Nortl
Taylor Yesterday.
Miss Sarah Price, of Dunmore, spen
the sabbath with her parents, Mr. an,
Mrs. John Price, OF Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sampson. q
Wilkes Barre, were the guests of III
lattcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dayi,
Edwards, on Main street, yesterday
Roy the 4-year-uld child of Mr. an,
Mrs. Elihu Day of North Main street
died on saturday afternoon. lie vii
hr buried this afternoon Services vii
b" held IN the house. Burial will b
mado in tho Forest Home cemetery
rhr Taylor Hose company No. /. vii
hulu an Important meeting this even
Ing in the depHrtmont rooms in Web
er's hall Much business of impulranc
viii b" transacted