The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-01
TAYLOR NEWS.
Easter Celebration at the Churches.
They Want an Arc Light-Notes
and Personals.

and Personals.
Chapel day anniversary tomorrow at
the Calvary Baptist church will be
celebrated with special services. The
pastor, Rev. II. II. Harris, Ph. D.,
will preach in the morning at 1870 a.
m. In the evening at O'Clock a grand
musical feast will be rendered. All are
cordially invited to be present. The
programme will be as follows: Sing
ing "Children's Praises" by school; re-
sponsive reading, school, address of
welcome, Maud Evans; recitation,
Good Cheers" Eva Winters; recita-
ton, Our Club" Blanche Davis: re-
sponsive reading. Sunday school; re-
citation, Ben Harris singing, The
Palace of Song" school; organ Volun-
tary, Professor d. Il. Jones; recitation,
-Four Bedtimes," Lizzie Marsh; recita
ton, John Powell; singing, Americas
Mission school; dialogue, IF | Were
a Sun Beam" Annie Watkins class;
organ voluntary, Professor d. E. Jones;
recitation, anglo and American I'm
ity," Henrietta Harris: dialogue, five
young ladies, representing America,
Alaska, Cuba. Porto Rico and Hawaii,
Gertrude Watkins, Name Francis and
Olwen Howells; singing, What Shall
the Offering Be-" school, collection, by
four little girls singing, onward
Christian Soldiers" by school
Mr., Conner Grifiths, IA former resi-
dent of this town, left for New Mex
leo the fore part of the week,
Easter services at the Welsh Baptist
church tomorrow will be observed in
an elaborate manner. Sunday school
will be held at O'Clock. The pro-
gramme of the day is as follows: Or
gan voluntary, by Susie Powell; sing
ing, Merry Ring the Bells" by school;
singing, Jesus Shall Reign" by
school; address, by Willie Davis; Scrip
ture reading, Blanche Williams; prayer,
Samuel Phillips; singing, Easter Wei
come" by Sunday school; responsive
reading, by school: recitation, Cal
vary" Herbert Lloyd; recitation, He
Is Risen" EXenia Evans; singing,
Jesus Is Risen" by school; recitation,
Weep no More" by Annie Phillips;
recitation, Mary at the Savior5
Tomb" by Edith Lloyd; anthem, The
Bells of Eastertde," Jane Jones and
choir; responsive reading, by school;
recitation, by j. Stanley Lloyd; sing
ing. Easter Bells" by school; Easter
exercise, Pearl Grihiths and Gwen
Thomas; recitation, Elizabeth Lloyd;
singing. THE Lord Is Risen" school;
recitation, THE Easter story" Eliza
beth Ann Winterburn; Scripture read
ing, by Louisa Nicholas; duet Easter
Triumph" Ann Jane Nicholas and Jane
Lloyd's class; recitation. Ascension
Day" Merrietta Jones; solo, Jesus Is
Risen for Me-" Ann Jane Nicholas t;
address. Benjamin Evans; recitation.
Hail Our King" school; recitation,
Easter Triumph" Mary Jane Thorn
as; anthem, Christ Being Raised ="
choir.
Mabel Little is i'll at the home of her
sister, Mrs, j. ID. Jones, of Taylor
street
Mr.. James Duffy, "A travelling sales
man of Pittston, was "A caller in this
place on Thursday
Taylorville Lodge. No. Cos, Indcpend-
ent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet
this evening in their rooms.
Mrs. John Griitiths, of Hyde Park,
was the guest of her son, Tallie Grif-
tiths, of Taylor street, yesterday.
The funeral of Conner Jones will take
place this afternoon. Rev. Ivor Thorn
as will ofliCiatc, The remains will be
taken on the 2 o'clock Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western train for in
terment at Plymouth.
Special Easter services will be held
i'm the Welsh congregational church to-
morrow. An excellent musical pro-
gramme has been arranged for the
| event. Rev. Ivor Thomas will preside.
The Watkins family will participate
at the novel entertainment to be held
at the Price Library hall on April Z.
Special Easter services will be held
at the NJ. G. church tomorrow A pro-
gramme well selected will be dis
/ coursed. Rev. William Frisby will Of
| iiciate.
Stewart Memorial Methodist church
| of Rendham-Easter services tomor-
row morning and evening conducted
| by the pastor, Rev j. L. Race. Spe-
| cial Easter music will be rendered by
| the choir. The Epworth league will be
! lead by Mr.. T., b. Decker and his pray
ing band at $50 o'clock, TO be followed
by responsive service entitled 1.-The
| worlds Redeemcr."