The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-14
TAYLOR NEWS.
Welsh Congregational Church Pro-
gramme-Seriously Injured-other
News of Interest.

enthusiastically lnJured-Other
News of Interest.
A grand eisteddfod will be held at
the Welsh congregational church on
Christmas day. December %, The pro-
gramme is as follows:
1. For mixed voices, not less than so
in number, Round About the Starry
Throne" tHandeD; prize, $50, ana a
chair to the successful leader.
?. Double quartette. The Radiant
Moon (WOodward) prize IS.
3. Children's choir. Sing Unto the
Lord Gospel hymns); prize, $40.
4. Duet. "Larboard Watch" IF. Will
iams); prize, 81.
g. Bass solo, "The Noble Boy of
Truth" Parry; prize, 81.
G. Reading music at first sight, four
in number; prize, ST.
I. For persons over so years Of age,
Brynia Cassia prize, 81.
s. Solo for children under fifteen
years of age. Are Your Windows
Open Towards jerusalem" Gospel
/ hymns); first prize 81; second prize. 30
cents.
.. Essay, English or Welsh, "a
| Mothers influence on Society" prize,
SO.
10. Impromptu debate; prize. 81.
IL. 1mpromptu speech; prize, 80 cents
The remainder of the programme of
solos. recitations and names of aG-
| INDICATORS will appear later.
Bert Pointdexter, employed as a
driver in the Taylor mine, was badly
| injured yesterday by being caught be-
tween the rib and trip of loaded cars.
| He was taken to the Moses Taylor
hospital in the company ambulance.
| The Delaware, LaCkawanna and
| Western company have shut off the
supply of coal for local trade, and as
| result a large number of our towns
| people have been greatly inconVenl-
enced. The above order went into ef-
! feet yesterday. The proposed strike, It
is said, is responsible for the affair.
The following is the correct score of
| the recent rifle range sweepstake held
by the William Tell Rifle club, which
was held on the Everly grove grounds:
| First prize. $15, won by Ulrich Horger,
Taylor, g. points; second prize. $40,
| won by John MCAndrew. Dunmore, &C
| points. "a last shot; third prize, S..
| won by Andrew Kehrli. Scranton, So
points, p last shot fourth prize, S.
won by John Anderogg, Scranton, "a
points; fifth prize, s., won by John
Horger Taylor, SO points. u last shot;
Sixth prize, SO, won by Arnold Moore
Taylor 63 points, 20 last shot seventh
prize, 81, won by Casper Shields, Tay-
lor. 81 points; eighth prize, 81, won by
Ulrch Zumhuh. Taylor, 60 points.
The Taylor Reds and the Athletics
of Jessup. will battle for supremacy
on the school house park grounds to-
morrow afternoon al $50 o'clock. The
visitors are considered one of the best
teams in the county. and will undoubt.
edly make the home aggregation hustle
to win. Morris and Glynn will be in
the points for the Reds, yhile Curtis
and NealOn will be the battery for the
visitors.
| All arrangements are now completed
for the social of the Young Mems
Christian association tomorrow even.
ing at Atherton's grove. An enjoyable
evening is promised all. Tickets, ter
! cents.
InVi bic commandery, No. 252
Kngf of Malta, will n-ret in regu,
lar ses ion this evening.
Miss Sarah Morgan, of Bellevue, was
the guest of friends here last evening
The funeral of little Wilmer Wallicl
will occur this afternoon at o'clock
Burial will be made in the FOres
Home cemetery.
Mrs f.. l.. Aston, who has been Wis
iting relatives here for the past few
days has returned to her home II
Wilkes Barre.
Mr.. Evan Williams is home from hi
visit to Bangor, Pa.
Washington camp. No. 492. Patriot,
order SO"s Of America, will meet il
their room. 'G.s evening.
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in the treatment of bowel complaint
has made 1t standard over the create
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by all druggists Matthews Bros
wholesale and retail agents. ="