The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-27
TAYLOR NEWS.
This Evenings -Children's
Day Excrcises--PersonaI Notes.

| Day ENcrCIses--P Personal Notes.
The attraction to the public Of Taylor
| this evening will be Cuba and the
War" thrilling lecture, superbly
| illustrated with a powerful double
| storeOptiCon. which is to be given in
| the Methodist Episcopal church by
| Professor Henry p. Van LEV, whose
| lectures on "Thc Slums of New OYrk"
We're so greatly enjoyed some time ago.
| Nearly one hundred and fifty views
| will be shown, including beautiful dis
| solving effects. Soldiers Dream"
| Peace and War" "The Maine Dsas-
| ter" etc. The lecture will begin at s
| O'Clock. Admission, adults, 20 cents;
| children, 10 cents.
| The Tribune branch office in Taylor
| is i'm the CoblciGh building Local Rep
| resentative T.. G. Evans in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones. of Belle
| vuc, were the guests of the lattcr's
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Da
Wis, Of Main street, yesterday.
| The Jcrmyn and Company store
| clerks accept the challenge Of the Tay-
| lor clerks to a game on the school house
grounds on July (. at o'clock. John
| +. Evans, manager; John Ayers, Cap-
tain.
| Richard Williams of the bloomsbury
State Normal school is spending his
vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ Williams, Of Main street.
| Chidron's day services in the Welsh
| Baptist church yesterday were un-
| usually interesting. The church was
tastcfully decorated whit blossoms and
evergreens and with the national col
| Ors. \ good programme was rendered,
consisting Of rcCitations, solos, duets
and quartcttcs, assisted by the choir,
| under the direction of Professor John
| Francis. The exercises were witnessed
by large and well pleased audience.
| Temple Of Love lodge. No. :, True
| lvorites, elected officers at its meeting
in Rcese's hall on Saturday evening.
| Frederick Wilson. Edward GanGwcr.
Il. j. Davis and William Fairclough,
| of this place. took a pleasure drive to
| Moosic yesterday.
James Davis, of Hyde Park, was a
visitor on friends in this place yestor-
day.
Last Friday afternoon, while riding
his wheel. Ralph Davenport, bright
little lad Of about years, was thrown
and quite seriously injured. When the
| wheel struck the track young Daven-
| port was thrown under a passing
| wagon. The wagon was loaded with
lime and i'm all weighed about $500
| pounds. The wheels ran over and
| broke the lads right arm and right
| les. The wheel was demolished. DR..
| HousCr. of Taylor, with the assistance
| of T.. B. Decker. who Witnessed the
| accident set the injured members, and
| the hoy is now improving as rapidly
as can be expected.
Fred. Hartman, of Rendham, visited
| West Side friends Sunday.
| At the meeting of the Martin Luther
lodge, No, -, Loyal knights of Amer
lea. the following officers were in
| stalled: Worthy master, EnOch Will
! liams; worthy deputy master, Thomas
| Francis; recording secretary, Tallic
| Jones; assistant recording secretary,
| David Francis; treasurer, Thomas
| Haddock; conductor David J. Owens;
| assistant conductor. Sidney owens;
chaplain, David j. Jones; outside tyler
| James Palmer; inside tyler, William
| Thomas; trustee, John +. Tubbs.
| David Whiteford, Of Green Ridge
was the guest Of his parents i'm this
| place yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert lngl!s, of Yates
Vile, were the guests Of relatives in
this place yesterday
| Taylor silk mill paid their employees
for May on Saturday.
Emblem Division No. 81, Sons of
Temperance, will meet this evening in
Van Horns hall, when election Of Of
tiCers will be held. All members are
requested to be present.
John Aston, Of Spring Brook, was a
caller on friends in this place yester-
day.
Charles BOwetrio, of Hyde Park, was
a Taylor visitor yesterday.
John S. Davis, of Hyde Park, circu-
lated among friends i'm this place yes
terday
| Yesterday morning at 1890 o'clock
Rev, John Mclaughlin, a popular
young man of this town, celebrated
his first mass in the st. Joseph church
The young priest was ordained last
week at St. BonaVenture's Baltimore,
where he has been a student for the
last five years. He will soon leave for
Kentucky where he will act as Curate.
a reception was rendered him at his
home on Union street