The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
TAYLOR NEWS.
Reception to Soldiers-Elected Of
ticers-A Novel Entertainment.
Personal News.

l. Vl SOlioi NS"S'
All ARRANGEMENTS have been compiet-
ed for the reception of the InVinCihle
cCmmandcry. No 252, Knights of Malta,
to be rendered to their members of the
Thirteenth regiment at their TC omS in
Reese'S hall this evening. An excellent
musical programme has been arranged
by the committee in charge. Several
members of the Loyal Knights of
America will be instituted into the COM
mandcry. Refreshments will be scrv-
ed i'm connection. The soldier boys are
requested to wear their uniforms. All
members of the cOmmandery are urg-
entity requested to be present.
The following were the officers elect
eI at the Emblem division, No. 81, Sons
Of Temperance at the divisions rooms
on Monday evening: Worthy patriarch.
Thomas l.. Jones; past worthy patri-
arch. Miss OlNen HowellS; worthy as,
associate, Cassie Hughes; recording
secretary, L. d. Davis; assistant re-
cording secretary, Mary Grlffiths; finan-
cial secretery William ]. Thomas;
treasurer, Isaac Davis: chaplain. Frank
Decker; conductor. william ]. Hos
lins assistant conductor, Maggie
Evans, inside sentinel, Thomas Moses;
outside sentinel Daniel Reynolds: $.
Y. p, w. ReXford Cardwell.
The ChoirS of the various churches in
this town are preparing a grand feast
of music for Easter Sunday The mu-
sic is said tn be very pretty and the
event will afford much pleasure for all
in attendance The decorations will be
a feature.
Improved Order of Red Men. No. 247
at their meeting on Wednesday even
ing elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Prophet, David Beech
am; sachem, William White; senior
sycamore, Philip Noakes; keeper of
records, William G.. Howells; assistant
keeper Of records, John r. Francis;
keeper of wampum, Christ Zumbaugh;
trustee, Thomas II. Jones. representa-
tive, John d. Jones.
Grand baby show, Mother Goose and
some of her children, Mother Hub
| bard's singing class will be among the
features of the entertainment by the
Junior League Of the Methodist Epis-
coral church in the Price Library hall
on Friday evening, April Z.
On April -, the annual entertain-
ment and ball OF the Ladies' Auxiliary,
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, division
No. 3, of Old Forge, will be held in
Fallon's hall. The programme, which
is now being prepared by the commit
tee promises all those who attend a
musical treat.
The borough schools will close today
! in observance of good Friday.
Miss Teresa Fallon, who has been
! visiting relatives in Old Forge has re-
turned to resume her studies in
StrOudsburs Normal school.
Mrs. Edward Morris. of Providence,
was the guest of Mrs. John Price of
! this place, on Wednesday.
The funeral of the late Conner Jones
will occur tomorrow afternoon from his
/ late home on Main street. Burial win
he made in Plymouth.
! Miss Lillian Howells entertained her
! Sunday school class of the Calvary
| Baptist church at her home on Wed
nesday evening. Cake, coffee etc, were
! served. An enjoyable time was had.
Hotelkeeper Henry Weisenhuh viii
open his new hotel to the public today.
Messrs r. ]. and w. j. Davis, OF
| North Taylor, made a business trip to
! Wilkes Barre yesterday.
Superintendent Henry L, Harris, of
! the Archibald mines, will serve on the
petit jury Of the United States court
| next week.