The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-18
JERMYN NEWS.
Pleasing Entertainment in Prospect.
Personal and Social News.

IleHsIhg entertainment III ITOSpeCts
Personal and Social News.
This evening and Tuesday evening
about sixty children of Sacred Heart
church will at Enterprise hall produce
the operetta A Merry Company or
the Cadets Picnic" They have devot-
ed much time in the preparations Of
the entertainment, and undoubtedly
will be rewarded by crowded houses.
The principal characters will be taken
by Rost Quinn as Florence the little
old woman, Joe Collins as the little
old man; Frank McAndrew as the
captain of the Cadets; Rose Coyle as
Bessie and Mary Mclaughlin as Gertie.
Mrs. John Lutsey and son of Clarks
Green are visiting relatives in town.
Mr. David p. Evans and family have
moved to Scranton.
Professor Hunt and Wilson of Car
bonGale will furnish the entertainment
at the Citizens Band Fair next Wed
ncsday evening. The Germania band
of Carbondale will be present on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Barnabus Carter and children
of Cemetery street are visiting friends
/ in Nanticoke.
Z. a. Sherwood has entered his horse
| Kate Medium in the 2:35 races to be
/ held at Anthracite park on Tuesday
/ afternoon.
/ The ladies of the Baptist church viii
| serve an oyster supper on Thanksgiv.
/ ing day. Tables will be spread al
/ five o'clock. A concert will be given
by the children at eight O'Clock. Tick.
cts for both will be 25 cents Seperatt
tickets will be sold. supper, IS cents
entertainment tickets, Il cents.
A COW entered Louis Gronfin2s sum.
mer kitchen ON Friday evening dis
posing of six loaves of bread and par
of a sack Of -four.
Committees from Archibald ant
Jermyn councils met at Archibald Fri
day evening and agreed on the bound
ary line between the two borough'
No important changes were made eX
cept that the cemetery and road front
ing it will hereafter be in Jermyn
Their action now awaits the sanction
of the two councils.
a surprise party was given last Fri
day evening in honor of Mr.. Charlie
Ifogarth at the home OF his son Mr
John Hogarth. The party wishing t
spend pleasant evening with him
ere his departure for England tomor
row. Those present were: Mr.. an
Mrs. John Toman, Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
rose, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beckwith
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenslade, Mr.. an,
Mrs. William Rawling, Mrs. William
Skim, Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe, Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Pendred, Mrs. Fred Hors
well, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bucking
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baker
Mr.. I. buckingham, Mr., and Mrs
Thomas Donthwaite., Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Reeves, Mrs. Hartle, Mrs. Step
hens, Miss r. Seymore.
Invitations have been issued by Nj
and Mrs. Theron Moon of Second stree
to the marriage of October eth o
their daughter Jennie to Mr.. Richar
Hooking, of Main street.
Mrs. James WOOdmaney of Bing
hamton, n. Y, is the guest OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Q. l.. Backer of Scott Road.
A supper will be given under tn
auspices of the ladies Of the Congrega
tional church on Wednesday next. A
are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Jones of Grea
Bend have returned after spending
few days with Mrs. William Maines.
Mrs. NJ. Jones, of Hartford, and Mr'
w. w. Fletcher of Carbondale, wer
the guest of Mrs. Townsend on Thurs
day.
James Reynolds and family VIII
/ have been residing in Joseph Neither
t tons house on Third street move / j
to the Jermyn homestead on Wednes
: day.