The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-25
TAYLOR.

Today will occur the grand musi-
| cal event. under the auspices of the
| Welsh Congregational church. The
committee have left nothing undone
whatever to make this occasion sur
pass any similar event held here for
| some years. The following is the ex-
cellent programme of the day:
Morning Observation-Disclosures. j. f.
Watkins, esq.,; president NJ. NJ. Will
liams, esq. :children's solo. boys. THE
Story of Old" prize 81. second 5Oc;
English recitation, Some Mothers
Child" prize 81; second soc; chidren's
solo, girls. "Windows Open Toward
Jerusalem" prize 81; second soc; the
most words on given letter, prize zoe:
children's chorus. Peace, Be Still"
prize $40.
Afternoon Observation-Disclosures, Rev.
II. Fl. Harris ID. D.; president, David
r.. Lewis, esq.,; bass solo, '"rhe Noble
Boy of Truth" prize 50; translation of
twelve words, prize ST. essay. IA
Mothers Influence on Society,"" prize
So: impromptu speech. prize soc: tenor
solo, Loves Lies Bleeding" prize 81;
English recitation. "rhe Charge of the
Light Brigade" prize So singing
Merch eMlinydd for women over
40 years. prize ST. second 5Oc: double
quartette. 1.-THE Radiant Morn Has
Passed Away" prize sS.
Evening sesson-President and con-
ductor, Judge FL. Nj. Edwards so
prano solo. "The Beggar Girl" prize
50: Welsh recitation, "Ufudd Ddeisy-
fad Judah at Joseph" prize 80: duet,
"4arboard Watch" prize So; speech,
"The Difference Between Anarchism
and Socialism," prize 81; Reading mu-
sic at sight four, prize 81; impromp-
tn debate, prize 81; choral competition,
Then Around About the Starry
Throne" prize $40.
Adjudicators-Mu sic, Prof. John c.
Evans, Wilkes Barre; literature, Rev.
d. ID. Jones, Scranton; pianist. Prof.
d. l.. Jones. Admission, season ticket,
so cents; night session. % cents.
children. % cents.
The striking employees of the Rem
ard silk mill have effected an organ
ization which will meet in the Uni
ted Mine Workers hall on Wednesday
evening. All are requested to be pres
ent.
The Christmas exercises held in the
different churches here last evening
were carried out in a most excellent
manner and credit to their respec-
tive leaders
The Century Hose company, No. |.
are making extensive preparations for
their fair to be held at Weber's rink
in April.
Services will be held in the Cal
vary Baptist and Methodist churches
this morning, commencing at o'clock.
Pastors, Rev. Fl. II. Harris and Rev.
c. b. Henry respectively in charge.
Operator George Ritter, of Railroad
street, will leave today for Blooms
burg to spend the Christmas at his
home.
Mr.. Thomas w. Evans, of Cozier
seminary, Lewistown, Pa, Is visiting
relatives in town.
There will be no session OF the LILY
lodge, No. 339, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, this evening.
MIR. Frederick Helpo, of Lansford.
and Foreman G. S, Decker, of Provi-
dence, visited relatives in town ON
Sunday.
Mrs. Levy Day, of Olyphant, and
Mrs. James, of Peckville, were guests
of the formers sister, Mrs. Joseph
Woodworth, on the Sabbath.
This morning shooting match will
he held at Everly's grove grounds, be-
tween Frank Leuthold and Richard
Taylor, for S25 side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Browning, of
Bellevue, visited relatives here on the
Sabbath.