The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-15
TAYLOR.

The second annual recital of the
pupils of Miss Sarah j. Price, elocution-
ist, was given last evening in the Welsh
CONGREGATIONAL church and was at
tended by a large audience. The work
of the tots was very fine, especially in
the drills. Miss Price was assisted by
Miss Elsie Powell, contralto, of Dun
more; Miss Olwen Howells, contralto;
Arthur Morgan, basso, of this town.
The entertainment and contest of the
American Protestant association. held
at Weber's rink, Tuesday evening, was
II financial success. The contestants
and the collected are as follows: For
China dinner set, Mrs. Mary j. Davis,
$102.3O; Mrs. Anna Wolfe. s7l.65: for
gold watch, Miss Anna Davis, $S1.S5;
Il. Is. Thomas. $4,000; grand total for
both contests, $2S530.
Mrs. William Il. Morsans. Of Plym-
outh. has returned home after visiting
relatives in town.
The repairing on the Holden colliery
Is nearing completion. During the
period of idleness large amount of
work has been done. The carpenters
are now busily engaged on conveyor
line which will be used to convey the
Taylor washerv.
Rev. w. Morris, a very able divine
of South Wales, who is on u tour of
this country, occupied the pulpit at the
Welsh Bantist church last evening.
He preached an eloquent sermon in the
Welsh language.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard j. Davis. of
| North Main street, presented their
daughter. Miss Mabel, with beautiful
Upright piano on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sidney Lewis, of Taylor street,
Is home from Philadelphia hospital,
where she underwent an operation.
Willie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. q. O..
Jones, of Main street, is recovering
from his recent attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. John T.. Davis, Of North Main
street, attended Il funeral of a relative
in Edwardsville on Tuesday.
Hon. Daniel Reese, of Plymouth,
called on relatives in town yesterday.
Lackawanna Valley Council, No. ST.,
Junior o. U. A. NJ, will meet this even
ing. in regular session.
w. III. Web, of Wilkes-B Barre, was a
business caller in town on Tuesday.
| Mrs. Catherine Maxim. OF Bellevue,
visited friends in town yesterday,
| Merchant NJ. c. Judge, left yesterday
for Philadelphia on Il business trip.
Mrs. w. II. Davenport and niece, Miss
Richards are visiting relatives in Fac
toryVille for the past few days.
/ Mrs. Gatehouse, of Frostburg, Md,
was the guest OF relatives in town
yesterday.
Evan w. Davis, of Storrs street, is
visiting relatives in Plymouth,
! Tonight the second annual recital OF
the pupils of Miss Sarah j. Price, elo-
Gutionist will be held at the Welsh Con-
gregational church. The occasion will
be for the benefit of the church. An
, elaborate programme has been prepar-
! ed The programme appeared in this
department Il few days ago. A special
feature will be the drills by the little
tots.
| Rev. William Morris, q noted devhe
from Trearey, South Wales, will occu-
py the pulpit at the Welsh Baptis,
church this evening. Rev. Morris is al
eloquent speaker and should be heard
by all.
! The Taylor Juvenile choir will meet
| tomorrow afternoon for rehearsal In
/ Llewellyn's hall, \ fun attendance is
requested.
| Foreman Benjamin II. Evans moved
his family from Taylor street to West
| Scranton yesterday
Mrs. Richard Howells OF Winburg
Pa, has been the guest of relatives ii
town for the past few days.
The members of the William Tell Ri
he club are putting forth all efforts tc
make their annual Decoration day shoo
| "A grand success.