The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19
TAYLOR.

Special memorial services will he
held in all of the town churches. The
stores, places of business. schools,
mines and factories will shut down
and the people will pay their tribute
to the memory of the nations dead
chief magistrate by observing the day
in manner befitting the occasion.
Special memorial services will be OBJ
served in all of the town churches,
both afternoon and evening. Mr.. Nc
Knley's favorte hymns, Nearer My
God to Thee" and Lead Kindly
Light" will be sung at all services.
All should attend.
The committee in charge of the fair
Of the American Protestant associa-
ton, to be held in Weber's rink in
November are leaving nothing undonc
20 make it grand success Tickets
are being rapidly disposed of.
The postoflCe hours today will be
s to 10 a. m. The money order de-
partment will be closed all day. John
W. Reese, postmaster.
With the close of the base ball sea-
son near at hand, the athletic young
men of Taylor are turning their atten-
tion to the foot ball arena. Taylor's
foot ball team has made a fine record
in the past few seasons, having met
some of the strongest teams in the
valley, each time vanishing their op-
poncnts. This year the boys appear to
be stronger than in previous seasons,
They will be coached by eX-Lieutenant
John IL. Harris, of the United States
regulars, who will appear on the team
at full back. The team will meet for
practice on Friday evening. All
players interested in the game are re-
quested to be present. The makeup
of the team at present is: Right end,
| A. Marsh: right tackle. ;. Miller; right
| guard f. Jordan; left end, ID. How
ellis; left tackle, M. Glynn; left guard,
| Z. Glynn; center. f.. Gucke and j.
Powell; right half back, j. Evans; left
half back, W. Tubbs full back. John
| IL. Harris; quarter back, Il. Reese.
The Taylor Prohibition League will
meet Saturday evening at 80 O'Clock
sharp. at the home of +. \. Dcabler
on Taylor street, where business Of
vital importance will be transacted
| to be present.
| Rev. ID. {. Edwards regrets his in
ability to attend the proposed me-
|
vary Baptist church, on account of a
| previous engagement
| Electrician w. NJ Bell, of Main
street, is recovering from his recent
illness.
| Prof. Clark Thomas, of Scranton
| will lecture on "Noicc Culture" at tht
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
evening. Professor Thomas is an in.
| 4. 81, Il,
should prove a treat. All are Invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powell anC
Mr. and Mrs. John RidGcway, of Mair
street, attended the funeral of the
late William Jones, of Bellevue, yes
tcrday.
Thee oncert held at the Siblcy Unior
church last evening was a success anc
a treat to all who attended. \ mum
Der Of Taylors best talent partici
pated in the programme.
The funeral of George. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carson Miller, of he Arch
bald mine, occurred yesterday after
noon. Services were held at the hous,
at 80 o'clock by Rev. James Walker
pastor of the Primitive Methods
church Burial was made in the Cam
bria cemetery, West Scranton.
| A. large delegation of members from
the Taylor Womens Christian Tenn
perance union will attend the count!
convention, to be held in Pcckville to
morrow.
| The Anthracite Glcc club will TAX
part in the memorial services at tn
Calvary Baptist church today.
| ON account of the convention of tn
Womcn's Christian Temperance union
to be held at Peckvillc tomorrow, tn
local league will not hold their meet
ing on that evening,