The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-19
TAYLOR NEWS.
parted for Colorado - Personal

Notes.
A most pleasant social gathering was
held at the Watkins residence, on
Grove street, on Monday evening, where
the Sunday school class, No Z, of Cal
vary Baptist church, of which Miss
Edith Watkins is teacher, assembled.
The residence was specially decorated
for the occasion. At o'clock the guests
sat down to a reDast that has never
been excelled in this place. After the
guests had partaken of the excellent
repast, music and vocal solos, etc. were
INDUCED in. Flashlight pictures were
afterwards taken by Artist John r.
Thomas, which were very beautiful.
The funeral of the late John Masters,
whose death occurred on Sunday morn
ing, took place yesterday afternoon
| from his late home in the Pyne. Ser
| vices were held in the Welsh Congre-
| gational church. Interment was made
| in the Forest Home cemetery.
Rev Richard Butland of Providence,
was the guest of friends in this place
on Monday.
| The supper in the Methodist Episco-
pal church last evening was we'll pat
| ronized.
A farewell reception was rendered
| Mr.. Benjamin Neagley, of this place,
| before his departure to Colorado. The
| evening was spent pleasantly until
| scaSOnable hour, when refreshments
| were served. Mr.. Neagley was the re-
Cipicnt of a beautiful diamond pin as
a token of the esteem of his many
! friends Those present We're Misses
Ada and Sarah Edwards and Emily
| Waelet, of Scranton; Dora Hide
| brand. Tillie Van Bergan, Charity
| Mitchell, Nellie and Emma Neagley.
Annie and Emma Fritz, Kittie Selpy.
| Margaret Burke, Carrie Weibel, Lydia
Schultheis. Dora Schutheis, Emma
Frederick, Annie Schields, Carrie Van
Bergan, and Messrs. John Schields,
John Miller, Benjamin Neagley, Frank
| Hildebrand, Albert Moore, John Neag-
ley, Alex. Weisenfluh, John ReifenbaCh,
+. H. Weibel Michael Kane, Alfred
Weisenfluh, Henry Neagley, C. Tan
ner and George Mitchell.
The Tribune branch office in Taylor
is in the Cobleigh building. Local Rep
resentative T.. G. Evans in charge.
Rev Morgan J. Watkins, of Factory
VILE was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
w. w. Watkins, of Grove street, on
Monday.
Taylorville lodge, No. 462, knights of
Pythias, will meet this evening in
| ReeSe'S hall
Superintendent and Mrs.W b. Owens,
of North Taylor who have been spend
ing the past few days as the guests of
their son, Emerson d. owens, one Of
the brilliant young editors of the New
York Telegraph, have returned home.
The Price Library association will
| in, hai,
on Main street. on Friday evening. A
| cordial invitation is extended to all.
A most pleasant surprise birthday
party was rendered Miss Mamie O'Leni-
han, at her home in the Archibald, on
Monday evening. About thirty friends
of Miss OLenihan We're present. The
affair was a social event, and games,
music and other diversions were in
dulged i'm until a seasonable hour. after
| which refreshments were served, and
all departed for their respective homes.
Those present were Misses Pearl Gaul,
Margaret Sipple, Mary Jones, Sarah
Jones, Mamie Lloyd, Allie Pfaff, Mabel
Gaul, May Inglis, Annie Stevens, Stella
| Barrier, Claudia Barrier, Maggie Nor
ris. Mamie Morris, Jennie Davis, Mamie
O'Lenihan, Ella Lloyd, and Messrs
, William Nashy Ezra f. Gaul, William
Pfaff Thomas Morris, John Inglis, John
, Gibbons, owen O'Lenihan, Edward
ShirtZ, Elmer Shirt, Henry Powell
Edgar Stone, Henry Reese Ezra Kahn
, John Lloyd Herbert Lynch and Reese
Thomas.
Miss Eva Apgar, of Hyde Park, was
, the guest of relatives in this place yes
terday.
Mr.. William Davis, of Hyde Park, was
, on a business trip to this place yes
terday.
, Miss Annie Burns, of this place, Is
visiting friends in Pittston.
Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock the
remains of the late Patrick Gimartin
former resident of this place but late
of Ransom, were laid to rest Up Il
the time OF his death he conducted a
hotel in the latter place. The remains
We're taken TO st. Patrick's church in
Pittston, where a requiem high mas.
was sung, after which the remains
were conveyed TO the Minooka Catho
| lie cemetery,