The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-06
TAYLOR NEWS.
Entertainment Programme - Excel
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All arrangements have been COM
plcted for the entertainment ana social
of the new parish, to be held in Web
er's rink ON Thursday evening, Feb. ,,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Ala
society. 1t is said that nearly 500 tick
cts have been sold for the event. The
following is the programme: ADDRESS
by chairman; piano selection, MISS
Annie Burns. recitation, Alex Law;
vocal solo, Richard Kirkwood; instru-
mental duet, Masters John and AL Col
ligan; recitation. Miss Mary Moore
selection, Watkins family; vocal solo,
William Cannon; recitation, Master
John Nallin; duet, Masters Gardiner
and Tierney; recitation, Miss Nora
Cummings; banjo selection, Miss Ethel
Mulherin, instrumental Quartette, Miss
Kate Rcardon and Messrs. Coyne, Me-
CormaC and Sawyer; vocal solo. Miss
blanche Dempsey; duet, Misses Sulli-
van and Arigonia; quartette, Messrs
Cummings, Poassie, Kirkwood and
Mangan: vocal solo, Anthony Ryden,
vocal solo. Miss Mary Hoban: recita-
tion, Miss Winfred Durkin; vocal solo.
Master Walter DeCkelniCk; vocal solo,
Miss Mary Murphy; selection, It. Jo-
Sephs choir: vocal solo, Miss Susie
Little; vocal solo. Miss Mary GilCallon.
William Morris, of Fcltsvllc, is i'll.
The funeral of Milford, the !l-year-
old son of Mr.. ana Mrs j. Milford Nor
gans, of Main street, took place yes
| terday afternoon. Services were held
in the house by the Rev. William Fris-
by, of the Methodist Episcopa! church.
Burial was made in the Forest Home
cemetery.
Messrs. Charles Monroe and Edward
| Bar of Hyde Park. circulated among
| friends in this place yesterday.
Coasting is being greatly enjoyed by
| the Young people of this town. Main
street ON Saturday. furnished excel
| lent coasting and all day and evening
the streets were filled with pleasure
seekers.
All members of the Pride of Lacka-
| wanna lodge No. is, American Protest
| ant association, are requested to be
present at their rooms tomorrow.
Mr.. Thomas Evans, Of the Keystone
academy, Factoryville. is visiting his
father Councilman William Evans, Of
| Washington street
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs Evan
| Zachariah, of Hyde Park. whose death
occurred on Thursday. was brought
here for buria! yesterday Intermcnt
was made in the Forest Home ceme-
terry.
The board of trade will meet this
| evening.
The Delaware, Lackawanna ana
| Western cOllieries in this place will
work four days this week.
The employees of the Renard Silk mill
| received their monthly earnings for
January on Saturday.
Or. William Van Ruskirk. of Oily
phant, was the guest of DIR. J. 5. Por-
| teus. of this place, yesterday.
Mr.. James Howells, of Scranton. Won
the watch at the rattle for the benef1t
of James Dornin, which was held at
| Hotel Basham last week
Miss Agnes Miller, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting AT the home of Miss Annie
Connolly, of Taylor street, for the past
few days.
Emblem division, No. a.. Sons of
Temperance, win meet this evening in
Van Horns hall.
The employees of the Archibald mines
received their pay for January on Sat
urday.
Thomas Reynolds, of Washington
street, received quite a painful injury
while at his work in Taylor mines as
a driver, last week
Mr.. William Martin. of North Tay-
Tor, is dangerously i'll at his home.
The st. Aloysius society Of South
Scranton win be in attendance at the
entertainment Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the new parish on Thursday
! evening.
Evan @. Watkins was the guest OF
relatives in Moosic yesterday.
Professor NJ. j. Lloyd, Of Prcehurg
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Llewellyn on Union street, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgans, Of
Providence. We're the guests of rela.
tives in this place yesterday.