The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-25
TAYLOR.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the coming of the Electric
city minstrel troupe to town this even
ing, when they will give an up-to-date
performance at Weber's rink, for the
benefit of the Price Library associa-
tion. The sale of tickets has been
large. Admission % cents. The fol-
lowing is the programme: Opening
chorus, Electric City Wheelmen Min
strel company: grand introductory
overture, bones and tambos; "Choir
Celc stial." David owens; Every Race
Has a Flag but the Coon William
Price: "Oh Answer Me-" Walter Da-
Wis: Just Because She Made Them
Goo-Goo Eyes" Ben. Allen; Miss Nir-
ginia,' Thomas Stephens; selection
tEarmonica), n. Loomis; MY Honolu-
lu Queen" Arthur Davis; Asleep in
the Deep" j.. Hollister: mo Cake
Comes Too High for Me- Luther
Thomas; little dance. William Birch;
Lamb, Lamb, Lamb" William Will
liams: selection. quartctte Dolly
Grey" Emrys Joseph; mandolin selec-
| tior. Ed Morse: selection. John
Thomas; "A Little Foolishness." G.. a.
William, Ben. Allen; grand finale "rhc
| Holy city" +. Il. Davis aud com.
pany: bones, Billy Williams. \. G. Da-
Wis. w. Is. Davis. Tambos. q. n. Teets.
Luther Thomas, T.. D. Morse. A dance
will follow the performance.
Rev. Frank Milman, Ph. D., of Potts
ville pastor-elect of the Second Pres
! byterian church of Pottsville, occu-
| pied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church yesterday morning and deliver
ed an interesting sermon.
Following is the result of the contest
! FOR the fancy quilt at the Stewart Me-
mortal church fair which came to a
successful termination on Friday
evening: For the quilt, Mrs. Thomas
Wyburn collected $69.Ol; Mrs. Joseph
Calbcrt, $3.50: total, $127.63
Thc ice cream and faSeot socias held
on Saturday evening at the Welsh and
| First Congregational churches were
well attended.
a large number of Taylor people at
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
| Thomas at the Beech Woods ycstcr-
day.
Members of the Taylor wofstcd and
! Lac kawonna silk mills union are re-
que ested TO meet this morning at ?3)
O'Clock. Mother Jones will bc present
a; the meeting.
| Measles are plentiful in this borough
and new cases arc being reported
daily.
| Taylor. Tync and Archibald collicrics
employees received their scmi-monthly
| earnings on Saturday.
Taylor Stars will journey to Provi-
dence tomorrow night. where they will
meet the stars in the basket ball arena
at the Auditorium.
Miss Jennie Davis. a trained nurse,
Of Philadelphia, is the guest Of rela-
| lives in town.
Emblem division, No. -. Sons Of
sion this evening.
Bert Gendall, of peckville, called on
! friends in town on Saturday.
| Richard Williams. of Main street,
leaves for New York this morning,
whore he will secure a position.
| Mrs. Thomas Owens, Of Union street
has returned home from her visit to
PilstoIi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hodge, OF
| Union street. visited their son at the
Moses Taylor hospital yesterday.
| David G. Davis, a popular young
| man, died at the home OF his sister
| Mrs. James T.. Watkins, of Main street
| yesterday afternoon from an attack
| of pneumonia. Deceased formerly re.
| sided in Pittston, where he was en-.
| ploycd as a surveyor up to the time
of his death. Funeral announcement
| will he made later.