The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
TAYLOR.

This evening the Archibald mine local
No. 1649, United Mine Workers of
America, will hold a social session
in the Odd Fellows Hall. The follow
ing excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion: Remarks,
Chairman John d. Gwynne selection,
Union orchestra: vocal solo, NJ. j. Gro
gan; selection, Mozart quartette: vocal
solo, Edward Murphy; whistling solo,
William j. Gaul; selection, Anthracite
Glee party; address. President NJ. H..
Healey; recitation, r. q. Evans; man
dolin selection, Benjamin jenkins: vo-
cal solo, Reese Thomas: vocal solo,
James Heffron: finale. MY Country,
'Tis of Thee" audience. Refresh
ments will be served.
The Taylor silver Cornet band will
give an open air concert tomorrow
evening from the balcony of Young
blood's hotel. The boys have been re-
hearsing for some weeks past under
the dictatorship Of their efficient di-
rector. John Watkins, and a musical
treat Is In store. The following is the
excellent programme: March. "Ameri-
can Ambassador" by f. p. Brooks:
overture "Ingomar," by Hoskins.
march, The Invlncible Eagle" by
Sousa: waltz. "Calanthe," by Holman;
two step, Pearl of the Heaven" by
Harry p. Guy; overture. The Sky
Pilot" A. NJ. Laurens; march, Gen
try's Triumphal," by Fred Jewel: de-
scriptaive polka, "The Pretty Milk
maid" by w. S. Ripley; march, "Co-
lossus of Columbia" by Russell Alex
ander: descriptive overture. THE Frol-
les OF the Imps," by Carl Carlton:
march, United Nation" by c. IL.
Farmhouse.
Mr.. James Thomas removed his fam
lily from North Taylor to his newly
erected residence at the Lincoln
Heights.
Joseph Seybolt, aborer at the
Archibald mine, was found dead at an
early hour yesterday morning I'm the
chamber where he was employed. The
discovery was made by his miner. who
had not been to work on the previous
day, and on entering the place noticed
that a fall had taken place. On In
vestigation he was Mortified to find the
remains of Seybolt almost completely
covered by the fall Of top coal 1t is
thought from all accounts that he had
been loading a car of coal on Tues
day when he met his death, and that
his remains remained I'm the mine all
Tuesday night.
The Young Peoples Baptist union
OF the Welsh Baptist church are max
Ing extensive arrangements for their
grand excursion to Glen Onoko on
August 20. The outing will undoubted-
ly be attended by large number of
our townspeople. as no more delightful
| place could he selected to spend a
days outing.
The Women's Christian Temperance
| union will meet at the Welsh Baptist
church tomorrow OFriday) evening al
7:S0 o'clock. All members are request
| ed to be present
The features of the excursion of the
| Church of the immaculate Conception
to Lake Lodore on Monday next will
| be the prizes. the three hundred dollar
| lot and also a ticket to the Pan-Amer-
lean exposition and return. Each ticket
holder vii! be entitled to a chance on
the above prizes. Train leaves D. &
| Fl. station at 7:45 a. m. Tickets
| Adults, s1.G0; children, so cents.
Tickets for the Odd Fellows eXcur-
| sion to Harvey's Lake tomorrow car
| be purchased from Tallie w. Jones
a large number of members from