The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-20
TAYLOR NEWS.
Funeral of Mrs. William Marsh.
Returned from Porto Rico-Church
and Personal Notes.

The funeral of Mrs. William Marsh
occurred from her late homo on Stous
street yesterday afternoon at go
O'Clock. y larg" COnCourSe of neigh
b"rs and friends attended the ohsr-
quies Services We're held at the hollss
hN the Rev. DR.. II IL. Harris, of the
calvary Baptist church. Rcv. Harris
spoke feelinglY of the deceased as 4
mother The floral offerings were
numerous. lnterment was made in he
Forest Home cemetery.
The members of the Taylor HuSn
company, No. |, are making elaborate
arrangements for their coming nicnic,
winch VIII be held in WChnr'S park IN
Decoration day The Turn -Ncrein Suri-
eiN viii give exhibitions during the daN
MIS-. Nicholas Ea%an, of Hyde PARK.
visited relatives on Depot street yes
terday.
TaNlorville lodge. No. GGS. Tndcpeni-
ent Order of odd Fellows. will mnet
this evening
Mrs. William Parry. of West S,ran-
ton. visited at the home Of Mrs. Rich.
ard Davis on Thursday.
Messrs. Thomas Ayers and John
Reinhardt, who have been in Porto
Rico for the past six months. returned
on Wednesday evening. They received
their discharge on April "a. but have
been shifted from place 10 place. un-
able To get home until now. They re-
port that they are wen pleased with
their trip. but do not like the country
OF us inhabitants. The boys are look
ing real we'll.
Rev. Francis Gendall will preach at
the usual hours tomorrow at the Netho-
dist Episcopal church. Preachins sep
vices at lO,i1 a. m. and 80 y. nI All
are welcome.
large number of Taylor voters were
summoned to Scranton during the past
week 10 testify in the Langstaff- Kelly
election contest
Services at the Calvary BAPTIST
church tomorrow will he held at the
usual hours, Rev. Or. II. Il. Harris
ofticiatine. Morning sefvica al 1870
O'Clock; evening service at o'clock;
Sunday school at y. m.
The following officers were elected
ana installed at the Institution of the
new ladies' branch of the Patriotic or
der Sons of America. which was held
recently in this town: Outside euard.
Maggie Sipple: inside guard, Bertha
NEhart: conductor. Pearl Gaul: treas
urer, w. $. Nyhart: recording sccrc-
tarN. Mary j. Davis; assistant. Charles
Atkins; financial secretary. Ida SteN-
eis; viCe-presidcnt. Edith Rodgers: as
slstant vice. president Edward Sweet.
president, Mrs. Carrie Bcrm,r; assist
ant president, William jenkins. The
ceremonies We're performed by District
President Mrs Randolph Jones. of the
HYDE Park camp.
Presbyterian church service rumur-
row will be held at the usual hours
ReN, L. r. Foster officiating
KEY, lNor Thomas win nrcach AZ the
usual hours tomorrow at the Welsh
Conversational church. sunday school
at p. m.
Iho small comuanies in this vicinity
WIN pay their collirry employees today
FOR the month ot Aaril
Miss Sallie Price, a school teacher
nt Dunnora, is visiting her mother
Mrs. John X. Price. Of Ridge street.
Mrs. James Nash. of Union street
visited relatives in Hyde Park Tho past
few days.
Misses Nellie and Jessie Williams. nf
Shickshnny. have returned home. aEtrr
visiting relatives in Old Forge for the
past few days.
grand Illustrated lecture Wi! he
held at the Sihley church ON May %
Admission. - cents.
rev Thomas Butland, of Providence
VIII occupy the pulpit both morning
ana evening AT the Congregational
church Of Fetsville tomorrow. All well
come.
Miss Matte Powell, of North Main
street, is recovering from her recent
illness.
Leave news items for The Tribune Al
the Cohleigh building and they viii re.
celNe PROMPT attention.
Welsh BAPTIST church services next
sunday nj the usual hours, The pas.
tor viii preach at both meetings. sub
Ject for morning service, In Spirit ana
In Truth" English seryic in the even
ing subject, Past Victories and Futurs
joys" Sunday school at 2 d. M, and
a rehearsal for Children's day at q m.