The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-07
TAYLOR.

The Taylor Reds base ball team le-
| organized for the season on Friday
evening in the library hall T.. G..
Watkins. who has so successfully man
aged the team on former seasons, was
again reelected to that position, The
| team has been materially strengthened
and will be represented on the dia-
mond with the following players: Wat
kins, center field; Shields, left field.
| Eagan. right field; Stone, first base;
G. Morris, second base: j. Morris. pit
cher: Glynn. catcher. Manager Wat
kins would like to hear from the first
class amateur teams throughout the
county. The opening game of the
season will be played on the school
! house grounds on Saturday next,
when the Reds and Jordan's Philipi-
hos will cross bats.
The following unclaimed letters re
main at the Taylor postoitice for the
period ending May 6. Persons call
ing for the same will please say adj
vertised, and give date: Domestic
X. crego %. Robert w. Lee, Mrs.
+ Tibbets. Miss Annie \ Thomas. SAL
lie Williams. w. Reese, postmaster.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the members of Temple or
Love lodge. No. :. True Ivorites for
the grand lodge, which will assemble
in annual session in this town, The
event promises to he notable in the
history of the order as delegates rep-
resenting the various lodges Of lvor-
ties from every state in the union VIII
be present on this occasion. one of
the pleasant features of the grand
lodge session will be a street parade,
comprising the following lodges: car
iaGlawn lodge, No. ,: Temple of Love
lodge. No. I; Emlyn lodge. No. 40:
Devil SAINT lodge, No. so; Thomas JEFF
ferson lodge, No, Sc: Robert Morris
lodge. No. -: and all the visiting dele
gates and members A grand enter
tainment will be given on the open
ing evening, consisting of the hest of
local talent. and n banquet will fol-
low.
The remains OF the infant child Of
DR.. and Mrs. j. a, Thompson, of Main
street. which died on sunday, were
Inferred in the Forest Home cemetery
yesterday. 3
4 surprise reception was rendered
Walter Price on Saturday evening in
Llowellyn haI by his many friends.
Refreshments were served. lhe
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Price, Mrs. w, j. Davis
Misses Mary j. and Ellen Lloyd, Liz
Zia Davis, Annie Fisher, Annie Schcr-
N, Ada Edwards, Lizzie Price, Lizzie
Fisher Ella Cummings, and Mrssrs
Elmer Baker, Fred Wilson. James In
Gli8. William Rogers, Edward Gang
wer, Berr Lewis, Richard Jenkins,
David j. Davis, Henry coombs, Ernest
Jones William Thomas. Louis Rey-
nolds. Charles Perry, samuel Miller
Frank Dunstone, David Perry, Thomas
Townsend and Titus Evans.
The ladies Of the Calvary Baptist
church will conduct II grand ice
cream and cake social IN the church
class room on Saturday evening, May
IA. IN that evening the contest for the
parlor suite between Mrs. Benjamin
Williams and Mrs. Richard Roberts,
which Was postponed from the fair re-
Gently held, will terminate. The pub
lie is cordially invited to hear the re-
suits and enjoy the Festivities of the
evening.
John sand ars. an oli and much re-
spected resident of Old Forge, passed
away yesterday morning at the ripe
old age of 90 years. Deceased was a
member of the Improved Order of Red