The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-11
TAYLOR NEWS.
Base Ball Today, Library VS.. Pitts
ton-Largely Attended Funeral.
Personal News.

All arrangements have been COM
plCted by the committee in charge of
the grand ice cream social and clam
bake To be held this afternoon and
evening in the school house park un-
der the auspices of the Price Library
association. Everybody is assured an
enjoyable time. All the deicacics of
the season will be served. In the after
noon game of ball will be played
between the Library team and the
Brother team, of PittsOn. The game
VIII commence promptly at 4 p. m.
The makeup OF the Library team will
be as follows: NJ. Glynn, c.; j. Nor
ris, p.; j. Glynn, 1b.; Gendall, 2b.
Hayes, s.s.; G. Morris, 3b.; Schilds, If.
Watkins C.f.; Storie, IF.
The lecture given last evening at the
Calvary Baptist church by the Rev.
Burton T. lockwood, OF indianapolis,
was largely attended and appreciated
by all. His subject was Temper
ance." Rev. lockwood is a speaker OF
rare ability and Captivated his hear
erS.
The funeral of the late James Gill
martin occurred Yesterday morning
from the home of his mother on Tay-
lor street, and was largely attended.
The remains of the deceased reposei
in beautiful casket and were viewed
by large conCourse of friends and
relatives of the departed At o'clock
the funeral procession moved to the
church OF immaculate Conception,
! where requiem high mass was cele-
| brated by the rector, Rev. ]. A. Moffltt,
who spoke feelingly of the deceased.
/ a - nf hn
cortege moved to the ST. Josephs
cemetery, Minooka, where interment
was made. The Taylor Silver Cornet
band, of which the deceased was
member, attended the funeral and
played several marches. The pail
bearers We're Messrs. John Moore,
Frank Moore. Thomas Gibbons, Mich
ael Cusick, Walter Gibbons. The fow-
! er bearers were Michaei Mcdonald and
| James Connolly.
! Mary Jane. the 5-mOnths-Old child
| of Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Evans. OF
/ oak street. North Taylor, died on
| Monday evening, after few weeks
| illness.
The committee on games and other
amusements for the excursion OF the
/ Church of Immaculate Conception on
/ ulS ID IL requested 10 meet tnlS cNe-
! ming in the church basement at 7.30
| o'clock sharp.
Miss Alice Evans, of Hyde Park, was
the guest of Miss Janet Inglis, of
| North Main street, yesterday.
Misses Francis Watkins and Lulu
Jones are visiting friends in Peckville
! Minooka tribe, No. 247, improved
! Order of Redmen, will meet in their
rooms this evening.
Mrs. John Hill of NanticOke, re-
turred to her home yesterday after
being the guest OF Mrs. John f. Evans,
of Main street.
Masters Russell O'HOro, Harry How
ellis and Harry Ward, ot the Girari
| college Philadelphia, are home spend
ing their vacations.
Mrs. John Service, of Wilkes Barre,
has been the guest of her parents,
Contractor and Mrs. j. f. Taylor, of
Main street, during the past few days.
TaylorVille lodge, No. 1862, Knights OF
Pythias, will meet in session this eve
ming when installation of officers will
be held.
Misses Nellie and Sadie Gendall have
returned to their home in Peckville,
after being the guests of friends for
the past two weeks.
Miss Jennie Cooper, of Wilkes Barre,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Wesley
Fatzinger Of Atherton street.