The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05
TAYLOR NEWS.

Novel Entertainment Programme.
Installed oficers-News of In
terest.
The novel entertainment which is to
be held in the Price library hall on
Friday evening, April Z, promises to be
a grand treat. The event will be under
the auspices of the Junior league of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The fol-
lowing are the names of the boys and
girls who will take part in the enter
tainment: Mother Hubbard, Cordelia
Lewis singing class. Alice Reinhardt,
Laura Coombe, Mabel Richards, Mar
| ian Hatton, Verna Daley, Minnie
| Purdy, May Zacharias; Mother Goose,
| Blanche Davis; Little Bo-Peep. Lulu
Jones; Little Boy Blue, Ellsworth
! Evans; Jack, Howard Niehardt Gill
| Cordelia Lewis; Jack Horton, Willie
! Richards; Little Miss Muffett, Myrtle
| Fatzinger; doll baby show committee,
Ellsworth Davis, Harry Watkins, Ralph
| Miller, Ray Frutchey; chairman, STAN
/ ley Tubbs; mothers, Lulu Jones. Lizzie
| Purdy, Blanche Davis, Mamie Coombe,
! Ethel Nichols, Elmia Hatton, Urania
! Tubbs. Lizzie Palmer, Frances Wat
kins, Lena Frutchey, Mary Morgans,
Bertha Weisenfluh, Bessie Davis; five
| little pigs, Hawley Olmstead, Glen
! Deabler, Ellsworth Jones. Ray Dibble,
Harry Deabler; market man, Ellsworth
! Davis; recitatons, Uriah Fatzinger and
others.
The following officers were installed
at the Pride of Lackawanna lodge, No.
Is, American Ladies' Protestant asso-
citation, at their meeting in their rooms
in Reeses hall last evening. d. d. G.
Mistress, Lydia Winterburn performed
the ceremonies: Worthy mistress, Ann
Evans; worthy deputy mistress, Sarah
j. Reese; recording secretary, Mary ].
| Davis; financial secretary, Lydia Win
| terburn; assistant recording secretary,
Gwen Davis: treasurer, Salle WILL
Jams; chaplain, Jane Hatton; conduc-
tor, Lizzie Jones; assistant conductor,
Sabina Fisher; inside studies, Ellen
Daniels: outside studies, Susie Thomas.
Foreman II. e. Harris will serve on
the petit jury Of the United States court
this week.
Taylorville lodge, No. 462, knights of
Pythias, will meet this evening in their
rooms.
|
! street, is quite sick at his home.
The family of Mr.. John A. Jones de-
| sires to return their sincere thanks TO
all for their sympathy and kindness at
| the death of their son, Conner.
| Mrs. w. q. Howels of this place,
was the guest of friends in plymouth
! on Monday.
The culm washery near Connell' S
! mines, owned by the Anthony Broth
| ers, of New Jersey, will start opera
! tion in the course of a few weeks. 1t
is said it will employ about 100 hands.
Mrs. John Richards, of Storrs street,
is improving from her recent sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christy Boland. of
Scranton, were the guests of friends in
! this place on Monday.
to Clark's Summit, after visiting rela-
! tives in this place.
| Mr.. William Herbert. of South Scran-
! ton, was a visitor here yesterday.
| The Archibald colliery will be idle to-
| day.
Taylor camp, No. 1872, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, will give a reception
| on Friday evening in their hall on Main
street. A grand programme is being
! arranged and d general good time is
| expected.
! Miss Edith Beddoe, of Hyde Park,
was the guest Of relatives in this place
| yesterday.