The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-22
TAYLOR NEWS.
This Evenings Entertainment-To-
days Eisteddfod-Death and Per-
sonal News.

This evening will occur the entertain
mCnt and social of the TAYLOR castle,
No. 261, Knights of the Golden Eagle.
to be held in Weber's rink. \ tempt
ing menu will be offered by the lady
friends. The following is the pro-
gramme: Address, by Chairman eX-
Burgess w. p, Griffiths, piano selec-
ton, Professor David E. Jones: quar-
tette, Mr.. Henry Evans and party;
solo, Patrick Quinn; Instrumental Sc
lection, Watkins family; recitation,
John +. Evans: duet, Messrs. Watkins
and Evans: solo, Philip Ii. Warren;
recitation Daniel Evans; selection on
either, William Evans; solo, Richard
Winters, duet, Messrs. Nicholas and
Gritltths; selection, Columbian quar-
tette.
Miss Rachel Ganewer has returned
from few weeks visit in Ransom.
Postofllce hours for today will be
from TO 10 a. m. and 1.3O to $50 p. m.
John w. Reese, postmaster.
James Paterson, of Avoca, was a
business visitor yesterday.
The eisteddfod to be held in the
Welsh Baptist church this afternoon
and evening promises to be a grand
musical event. The committee have
gotten together an excellent pro-
gramme and large number of con.
testants have entered on each competi-
ton. The afternoon session viii com
mence at o'clock: evening session. at
Z o'clock. The chairman of the after
! noon will be Superintendent w. b.
Owens and Rev. Thomas de Gruchy. Of
Jackson street Baptist church, will
| conduct q
the evening will be Attorney John NJ.
Harris and Rev p. D. Hopkins. Of
Wales, will act as conductor The ad-
| Indicators Of the day are: Singing
Roderick Davis, of Plymouth: recita-
tions, etc, Rev. J. 4. Evans and DR..
Daniel Jenkins, Of Providence. II i,
said that four choirs are entered for
the chief competition, ComDcsed h..
| Professor d. Il. Jones, of this town.
The funeral Of Blanche. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David n. Davis. of
| Grove street, occurred yesterday after
noon. Services were held in the house
| by Rev J, NJ, Lloyd. Burial was made
| in the Forest Home cemetery.
| On Saturday evening a partv of
young people from this town enioved
a sleigh ride to Milwaukee, where they
| NNAN Nlll'Ilhlllt'l Ut the nome Bl MISS
es Lizzie and Josephine Blackwell.
! Music, dancing, etc, was INDUCED in
| during the evening, The party was
! composed as follows Misses Annie ana
Mary Scherer, Lizzie and Annie Fisher.
Lizzie Davis, Lizzie Bowen Katie
Strine Della Williams Lizzie and Jo-
sephine Blackwell, and Messrs. VIII
nam Davis, Michael Grogan, David J.
Davis, Fred Wilson, Edward B. Gang
Wer, David Bowen, William Williams.
John Thomas, Bert Lewis, Peter Con
nors and Charles Perry.
The funeral of Arnold OFT occurred
from his late home on Grove street.
on Monday afternoon Services were
held in the German Evangelical church
by the Rev. A. Weber. Burial was
made i'm the Forest Home cemetery.
Miss Name Prendergast has returned
TO resume her duties as nurse n,
! Parkersburg, w. Va.
Rev, and Mrs, NJ. j. Watkins, Of Fac
toryVillc We're the guests of relatives
in this place on Monday
| Nashington's birthday will be fittinp-
iy observed in this place today. Schools
ana places Of business will be closed.
| The Lawrence Hose company Of Old
FORGE will conduct their fair this even,
ing,
The collierics Of the Delaware. Lack.
aWanna and Western company are
working six nine-hour days this week