The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-14
TAYLOR.


This evening the complimentary en-
tertainment and presentation of chairs
to Professor w. II. Thomas, leader
of the Taylor choir, and Professor II.
A. Jones, of the Hyde Park Tabernacle
choir, will take place. They were the
successful leaders at the Christmas
elsteddfod. The following programme
will be rendered: Address, Chairman
Rev. d. C. Edwards song and chorus,
Professor u. T.. Jones; baritone solo,
]. e. Watkins; tenor solo, William l..
Jones; contralto solo, Miss Olwen How
ellis; soprano solo. Miss Edith Watkins:
| recitation, Miss Sarah Price; baritone
solo, Arthur Morgans; duet, w. l..
Jones and j. II. Tubbs; double quar-
tstte, watkins party; duet, Misses
Edith and Gertrude Watkins; presen-
tation of chairs to successful leaders.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. ~.
H. Harris, Phi. D.. j. f. Watkins, Rev.
j. c. Evans and Rev. d. p Jones, of
| Hyde Park. Additional numbers to the
| above programme will be rendered by
! the members OF the Hyde Park choir,
! after which the two choirs will unite
| in singing "T'hen Round About the
| Starry Throne" the chief choral COM
| petition at the Christmas eisteddfod.
| Admission free.
National Committeeman Frederick
Dilcher, Of the United Mine Workers
| of America, addressed large audience
of the silk mill employees at Basham's
hall on Saturday evening.
The following officers We're elected
at recent meeting of the Century
| Hose company for the ensuing term
| President, Elmer T. Daniels; vice.
| president, Thomas J. Hughes: record
| ing secretary, Albert Lewis; financial
secretary. Evan G. Watkins; treasurer,
Henry NJ Howells; foreman, Conner L.
Davis; assistant foreman, Harry
Sweet; pipemen, Reese Williams. Thos.
Edmonds, George Evans. Richard How
ellis: axe men, George Perry, Edward
Sweet; plug men, John w. Griffiths,
Thomas Harris; property clerk, j, II.
| Jones; trustees, John w. Griffiths
(three years.: William II. Thomas (two
| years.; and William Harris Zone year,.
| The following candidates registered
at the meeting of the Third ward vigil
ance committees on Saturday evening
Borough offices at large: Justice OF
the peace C. II. Van Horn; auditor,
George NJ. Thomas. Evan G. Evans,
John r. Thomas. Ward offices: Coun-
Gil, William Price, John d. Francis.
School director, William n. Williams,
DIR. w. II. Olmstead. Evan G. Watkins.
Assessors, DavidF. Evans, John j.
Morgans. The time for candidates to
register Is limited until this (Monday)
morning at 8 o'clock. The vigilance
committees have decided to hold their
caucus on the same date as the other
wards, Tuesday, Jan. 22. from to
p. m.
Merritt Lowry, of North Taylor, died
yesterday at the Moses Taylor hospi-
tai from complication of diseases
Deceased was so years of age and re-
sided with his brother, Nelson Lowry
from whose home the funeral will oc-
cur Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
with interment at Clifford, Pa.
The Ladies' auxiliary. No. is, Ameri-
can Protestant association, will hold
a grand social tomorrow evening al
their rooms in Reese's hall A tempt
ing menu will be served by the ladies
for the price of 10 cents.
All members of the Century Hose
company, No. 2, interested in the COM
ing fair are requested to meet tomor-
row evening at Parker's hall, as mat.
ters of vital Importance will be trans
acted.
The vigilance committees of the First
Second and Fifth wards will meet this
evening in the council chambers fol
candidates to register and pay Their
assessments. Tho Fourth ward vigil.
ance committee will also meet In the
polling place of that ward tonight 70.
the same purpose.
Misses Norma Johns lulu Jones
Frances Watkins and Masters Leslie
and Spencer Reese. John Powell, Ar
thur Davis and Henry Watkins were
guests of Misses Nellie and Sadie Gen.
dali. at Peckvllle, on Saturday.
Emblem division, No. 81. Sons OF
Temperance, will meet in important
session this evening, when bushes.
pertaining to the coming anniversary
will be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard williams and
son, of Washington street. spent the
Sabbath rs the guest OF relatives ir
| Providence.
Mrs. William Davis and daughter
Lizzie, OF South Scranton, We're guests
OF the formers son, Mr.. David Davis
of Main street, yesterday
The grievance committee of ioca
branch, No 1913, United Mine Worker;
of America. will meet in conference IN
Basham's hail on Wednesday evening
at o'clock sharp.
David l.. Jones, OF Rendham, wor
the dinner set offered as a nrize Al
Judge & Company's store.
Thomas M. jenkins, of the Fourth
rarA tg IN, r.., a,
Ject to the decision of the Republican
primaries.
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