The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-02
TAYLOR.

A number of our towns musical and
literary talent visited Glen Tannery.
near the Beech, on Friday evening and
participated in a concert AZ that place.
The programme was carried out and
taken part in by the following well
known talent from this town: Piano
selection. Miss Lydia Iioskins; soprano
solo. Miss Edith Watkins; duet, Misses
Edith and Gertrude Watkins selection,
Excelsior ouartette. composed of MICS
Edith Watkins and Mrs. j. w. Reese,
sopranos, Misses Annie and tIerruot
Watkins, altos: Messrs. Harry Evans
and Sidney Owens, tenors; Richard
Watkins and Arthur MorGans, bassos;
selection, Mozart quartette, composed
of Merrs. Watkins. Morgans, owens
END Evans: piano selection, Miss Lydia
Hoskins; solo, Miss Edith Watkins; Sc
Dewitt Edwards; recitation, Mis-
lection. Mozart quartete; solo, T.
Sarah Price; recitation, Miss Smith all
Taylor talent. Among those who at
tended were John Powell and George
Ritter.
Jenkin Lewis, of Scranton. visited
Miss Lydia Hoskins on Atherton street
yesterday.
Edgar Probyn, of Pittston, visited til,
Watkins residence on Grove street yes
terday.
About 800 people Witnessed the
sweepstake shooting match held on the
Fdtrview hotel grounds on Saturday
afternoon. Notwithstanding the threat
cning weather there was a large num-
hcr of shooters present. Considerable
money changed hands on the match.
There We're three prizes, $50 $50 and $40.
The score: T. II, Jones, | ! l l
/ 0. total .; r. Morgans,
0, total S; Will Marsh, l l l
o !, total 10; David Davis, 0 o
Il |. total :; l.. Lewis, l l
/ /, total 10; w. Amerman, |
total 10, Glenn Marsh,
total Q, p. Curran, l o
/ /, otal o; Edward Davis, 0
20 10 o, total (; u. Davis, l l
% | /, total :; VIII Rumble, l !
oil /, total I; Charles Reed, l
o G 0 0 /, total 6, d. Mason, l
lC1ll /, total s; G.. Johnson. ! l
o. total :; VIII Jefferson,
.OllO 20 |, total 4. The first prize
was divided between w. Marsh,
Amerman and Lewis. and T. II.
Jcnes, g. Marsh and Curran di-
vided second prize. Il. Norsans won
third prize Another sweepstake Will
bl shot off on saturday next, Septem-
Der :, on the above grounds.
The Taylor merchants will close their
places of business today in observance
of labor day.
4 marty formed in honor Of Miss Lena
GenGall, of Peckvilla, and Miss Susan
Howard. of New Castle, made tour
Of The South Scranton steel works on
Thursday evening The party were
chaprroned by Luther Harris and
proved an enjoyable feature, The
pgrty included the following young
pcople: Misses Ida Whiteford, Susan
Harvard. Lena Gendall, Mrs. Joseph
Davis, susie Harris, Jennie and Lillian
Harris, Name Francis, Maud and
Blanche Davis, Sarah Price, and Messrs.
joseph and Robert Whiteford, Luther
Harris and John Morgans.
Local unions Nos. 90l and 1913, United
Mine Workers Of America, will hold
their annual picnic this afternoon and
evening at Lewis grove, Union street,
There will be games OF all kinds on tho
grounds during the day, Refreshments
of all kinds VIII be served on tho
grounds
The Taylor Lnacs and the Lacka-
wannas of South Scranton VIII play
ball on the school house park grounds
THIS afternoon al 8 O'Clock.
The Gruttcr Norein society Of this
town win conduct a grand picnic to-
day at Everly park. one of the fea"
turcg of the event will be the shooting
match i'm which Of the best marksmen
of the Tell Rifle club will participate
There will be plenty OF refreshments
al the park,
The Taylor silver Cornet band save
delightful open air concert from the
balcony Of the Fairchilds hotel, West
Sclanton, on saturday evening, About
500 people enjoyed the fine programme
rendered.
Emblem division, No, 81, Sons Of
Temperance. will meet IN regular ses'
sion this evening.
Richard Williams. Of New York, Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ,
NJ. Williams. on Main street