The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14
TAYLOR NEWS.
Eisteddfod Programme-Republican
Primaries Church and Personal
Notes.

NOUe6.
A grand musical competition will he
held on Washington's birthday. Feb
%, under the auspices of the congre-
cation of the Welsh Baptist church.
The prizes will be awarded as follows:
!. For party of mixed voices, not
under 16 or over % in number,
Now the day is over" Pro-
fessOr David f. Jones. prize $50
Q. Mixed party of u in number and
not over 16, Beloved Now are
We" Gospel hymns, Nos. 5 and
b; prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...SlO
3. Duet tenor and bass, The Two
Sailors" prize ....................S3
L. Soprano solo. THE Missing
Boat" Songs of Wales; prize,
$3.50; second prize ...........5O cents
;, Tenor solo, II Bias Gogerddau,"
Songs of Wales; prize .......$l.5O
Heart by Mildred Anderson
prize NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
:. Duet for children under 16 years
Of age, 80 Morning Land" Cos
pei hymns, Nos. 3 and G.; prize.
S.50; eCond prize..........50 cents
s. Solo for children under Is years
of age, I'm the Secret of His
Presence" Gospel hymns, Nos.
and 6; prize ..................Sl.00 90
9. Solo for men over so years of
age Dora, "Cor Drysor y Bed
yddwyr;" prize ................$1.00
10. Piano selection, for children
under 10 years Of age. Cell
D'Azure," or Azure Skies" by
Leon Nevara; prize, $l.5O; sec
ond prize ..",...,..........50 cents
II. Reading music for four, at
sight; prize ....................$l.0 $l.0O
Il. Recitation for men, mid Aur
WV Bobpeth Nelyn," Myny-
ddog' prize .,,..................M 30
10. "Sheridan's Ride" from Stand
ard recitations. No. /. 16 and
upward; prize ..................S2.O
IA. THE First Snowfall" Buffers
old fifth reader. for children
under 10 years Of age; prize,
$100; second priZe.........5O cents
10. Address, English or Welsh,
"Promptness;' prize ..........$1.OO
16 lmpromptu speech; prize, 80 cents
H. Words on given letters prize,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO cents
All music can be had of the secre-
tary, Mr.. John T.. Richards, box 62,
Taylor, Pa. Names Of competitors to
he in hand by Feb. y. Names of ad-
Indicators will appear later. For in
formation, write to secretary.
Services In the Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be held at the usual
hours, Rev. L. II. Foster officiating.
All are cordially invited.
Taylorville lodge, No. 66S Independ-
ent Order of odd Fellows, will meet
this evening in their rooms on Main
street.
The Republicans Of the First, Fourth
and Fifth wards will hold their pri-
marles today between the hours of 4
and o'clock. In each of the above
wards interesting fights are being
looked for. In the First ward, John
Z. Davis and David II. Evans are as
pirants for council. For schol direc-
tor, Thomas II. Grifhths and w. T..
owens are seeking the office. T. j.
Hughes and William Jones are aspir-
ants for inspector and judge of cleo
tion, respectively. In the Fourth ward
lively time is expected among the
following candidates for council:
Thomas V. Reynolds, Samuel Harlowe
and George Marsh. In this ward the
fight for school director is being closely
watched. The aspirants are II. ], DAN
iels, the present incumbent, and John
f. Owens. In the Fifth ward, George
j. Powell, Tallie Grifiths, John Price
and BENJAMIN Reese are making
lively campaign, and the several small
offices have number of seekers.
Hotelkeeper Samuel Evans viii oc-
cupy the building now occupied by
Hotelkeeper Evan l.. Davis, who will
remove to the Swiss hotel, corner Of
Main and Union streets. The change
Will go into effect on April 1.
William Morris is a candidate for
judge Of election from the Fourth ward.
Preaching in the Welsh Baptist
church tomorrow will be held at the