The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-24
TAYLOR NEWS.
Last Night of Bazaar and Festival.
Coming Marriage-Notes and Per-
sonals.

SonalS.
The bazaar and festival to be held
at the Stewart Memorial church, of
Rondham. this evening promises to
eclipse all previous events held by the
church. This will be the closing night
and If the weather proves favorable
no doubt the church auditorium will
he filled. Special features will he the
grand entertainment by the Ve,y best
local talent The Banfeld sisters will
also take part. The door prize will ne
sack of flour Many articles, both
useful ana ornamental will bc un sale
during the evening. The suppar WIN
be served from until 10 O'Clock, aud
tempting menu will be presented ~
the young ladies' in charge. Ic" cream
extra.
Alr. John Weibel, of the firm of
Fluthman and Weihel. has returned
home from a business trip to New
York
Mrs. Joseph Fletcher. OF Wintun, Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Winters. of Railroad street,
tor the past few days.
\ large delegation of Taylor people
Witnessed the parade of the Thirteenth
ltS,lluthl At Ntldlltpll NtSltludSs
Announcement has been made of the
coming marriage of Miss Janet Elyans,
of this place, to DR. Thompson. we'll
known physician of PcckviIlo which
VIII take place on March 20
Miss Olwen HuwclIs is recovering
| from her recent illness.
nvnCihle Commandrry, No. %,
knights of Malta, will meet in their
looms this evening.
Mrs. David J. Edwards, of Main
street is mdisposed,
Alr and Mrs. Walter II. Edwards,
| Of Bellevue, We're the guests Of rela-
! tiycs in this place on Wednesday.
The Monarch Literary and Debating
| society of North Main street nomin-
! ated and elected officers ON Tuesday
| evening The above club is progress
| ing rapidly and are hard at work on
| their coming entertainment ana ball.
| the officers elected are as follows:
| President, Edward Murphy; secretary,
! Frank Powell; treasurer, James Ingis;
| Librarians, David r. Bowen and Joseph
! Prendergast
! The funeral of the late David B.
| Williams will occur from his late home
| on Grove street. this afternoon at 2.30
| O'Clock, Services viii be held at the
house, Burial will be made in the
| Forest Home cemetery
Miss Alice Timlin, Of Lincoln avenue,
| Hyde Park, was the guest Of relatives
| in this place on Tuesday.
Grand preparations are being made
| for the coming banquet of the Ladies'
branch, No. Az, Catholic Mutual Renev-
Olent association. to be held in this
! place next month. Tickets are selling
rapidly.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Messitt,
whose death was announced in ycstcr-
days issue OF The Tribune, will occur
this morning at q o'clock. a requiem
high mass will be celebrated. Burial
viii be made in the Hyde Park Catho-
| lie cemetery.
The new culm wGshery, which Is be-
ing constructed by the Anthony Broth
ers, near Connell's colliery, is nearing
completion. When finished it will fur
nish employment for a large number
of hands
Jermyn & CO., treated their breaker
hands with street car fare 70 witness
the parade in Scranton yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Howells, of Rendham,
was the guest Of relatives in Hyde
| Park yesterday.
Mrs. Richard Bowen, Of North Main
street IS inlisposed.
The novel entertainment Of the Ju.
nior League Of the Methodist Episcopal
church next month promises to be a
grand affair, Tickets are selling rap
idly.