The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-31
TAYLOR.

4 reception was rendered Mr.. and
| Mrs. David Johns at their home on
| North Main street on SATURDAY. even
| ing by their many young friends. a
| delightful evening was spent in play
ing games and in other diversions, after
| which the guests partoOk OF delicious
refreshments. The guests present were
Misses Sallie Williams. Della Williams,
| Gladys Samuels. Edith Howels Kate
| Winters, Lucy Winters, Annie BeVan,
| Eva Davis, owen Howells, Lizzie Jen-
kins, Leah Evans, Emma Winters, Liz
| zie Owens, and Messrs. John Owens,
| Henry Rassan. John Mcguire, Charles
Monroe, Evan Davis. Harry Thomas,
| James Lavellc Charles Coombs, Frank
| Dunstone, William Rogers, Harry
Coombs, Titus Evans, Louis jenkins,
| Henry Powell, Thomas Bevan and AL
bert Williams.
The Park Hill Stars defeated the
| Taylor NOnpareis on the school house
grounds on Saturday by a score of II
to Q.
Mine Organizer Benjamin James, of
Jeanesville, was business caller here
on FRIDAY last.
Harry COrselous, of Pittston, was
caller here yesterday.
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gwynn. of Old Forge, occurred Satur-
day afternoon. Burial was made in the
Marcy cemetery.
The Reds. the home pets, journeyed
to Olyphant on Saturday and met with
a crushing defeat by the Browns, of
that place. This is the first defeat for
the home team this season. Glynn
started in to do the pitching, but was
obliged to give up, owing to the mis-
cradle support which he received. Just
think of twelve errors in five innings.
Shields was his successor in the fourth
| inning. The latterS pitching was SUI
perb. After that the Browns We're out
classed. They only scored two runs
during the remaining six innings, while
the Reds scored on different occasions,
but owing to the big lead it was i'm
possible for our boys to overcome. For
the home team G.. Morris played mag
nihcent game at third base, making
some very sensationable catches of foul
flies, while the base stealing of r. Cen
dall was a feature. With this eXcep-
ton the boys played a lstless' game.
The Browns will give a return game
in the near future, when the home team
will have an opportunity to return the
; compliment Score: Browns, 16; Reds,
s.
. Or. ]. Sutton, of Scranton, was a
, caller here yesterday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Davis have re-
turned home from Clarks Summit.
; \ surprise party was rendered Miss
; Sarah Evans at Llewellyn's hall on
: Saturday evening by her many young
! friends. The evening was spent in
: | merrymaking in a manner which made
t the hours go far too quickly. Refresh
} ments We're served at the conclusion OF
2 the event The guests We're Misses
/, Frances Winters, Maud Evans. Maggie
4 Davis, Lizzie Winterburn, Jennic
D Evans, Edith Pugh, Maggie Marsh
q Lizzie Marsh Gertie Davis, Maud Da.
g yis, Leonora Howells, Matte Hughes
\ Blanche Davis, Mary Gwynn, Sarah
}, Evans, Alma Howard, Amelia Evans
n Emma Marsh, Mamie Griffiths, Edit
!. Grttiths, Ella Davis, Blodwin Griniths
n Della Davis Jennie Evans, Jennie Grir.
= fiths and Masters Irwin Phillips, Georct
, Williams. Handel Grihiths, Eddi,
A Push, Willie Powell, Willie OFT, Dan
ME Evans, Dannie Morris, Benni,
Reese, Oscar Thomas, Willie Jones an,
=, John Daniels.
Rev. j. NJ Lloyd, Of the Welsh Bap
$ tist church, preached his farewell ser
: mon last evening, previous to his de
q parture for New Castle, Pa, where h
p has accepted a call from the Baptis
) church of that place, The church audi
a torium was filled to its utmost capac
g. ity. Special singing was rendered a
:, the service. The congregation deepl,
% regrets Rev Mr., Lloyd's departure.
- Messrs, +. j. and Isaac Davis at
tended the funeral OF a relative a
" Edwardsville yesterday.
D. Miss Annie Bergman, of Orange, \
IS, j., who has been the guest of Mis-
e; Mary Robbins, Of Union street, viii re
1s turn 10 her home this morning.
ID MI and Mrs. John Grihiths, Of Hyd
y, Park, spent the Sabbath with the lat
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Rob
bins Of Union street