TI1K CITIZEN', FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1011.
A-CENT-A-WORD
FOR SALE.
The County Commissioners will
meet Tuesday, April 4.
I nr. Dnwiiton. Starrucca. last
week sold 35 head of registered Hol-
steln cows for $8,000.
Comnany E. Thirteenth Infan
try, have changed their drill nights
s un Baiurnay, Apru , ' " fn Th,ir1nv.
at one o'clock siiarp, at nor store
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ye ?1.V.B' fu:i-d""" Next Wednesday a detail of
XVorPrieT drv coods hosiery no- United States Army qMlcers will In
UonTcf: ' alLg bedVoome 'suits, wect Company E, Thirteenth Infan
couch, chairs, tables, carpets, heater, ir
cook siove, one . u- Cai)taln Ham Post, No. 198, G
Sote articles oVnumeVps to A; U.. will hold an Appomat-x Camp
mention. Terms: All sums unuer "
SR. 00. cash: over this amount, G
months' credit with Judgment notes
and approved security.
A. O. Blake sold a registered
Holsteln cow. Number 87,814, bred
by A. S. Hoxle, Leonardsvllle, N, Y.,
FOR SALE OR RENT houso at 1019 to Lee Sherrod, Pallsdale.
Court street. Inquire Bentley .
Brothers opposite Postofflce. tf. '.Mr. and airs. K. u. fee are
I11UV1UB IU OUlilUluu, nuuiu .Hi. ivtiv
Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Brown gave
a dinner Saturday evening to u few
intimate friends.
The Lord's Supper will be cele
brated next Sunday morning tit the
Baptist Church. '
i
Rev. A. L. Whlttaker will hold
services at White Mills, Sunday,
April 2, at 3 p. m.
The Honesdalo base ball team
will lino up against the Taylor Reds
of that place Saturday, May 20.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its
missionary meeting Thursday, Apr.
C, at Mrs. Richard Penwarden's
house.
Louis Kelsey and Miss Nancy
Knapp, Starrucca, were married Mon
day "by Rev. T. P. Hall at Carbon-dale.
The Half-Way House, "Victor E.
FOR SALE
attached. 24t3.
One blower with motor has secured a lucrative position. in Aleszler, proprietor, was sold wed-
Herbeck-Demer Co. the meantime tney are storing tneir ueuuj j vm.in. . ..,..1,.
furniture.
tsunue a Mvon' ahnn stnrp. vou JOlin .Mason, imimuiy, wau
...111 n mimlipr nf leadinc bought a farm In Kansas City, Mo
lines that the manufacturers are not several weeks ago, will shortly be
afmiH n mivnrtlse. Remember we joined by his wife and family. They
aian niinw n cash discount of live left Wednesday.
mm. nnnt nff romilnr nrlres. 2Ceol2
Rew Will II. Hiller, pastor of
FOR SALE Six-room cottage with the Central M. E. church, left
mii rntinr,i. lncnted in village. Wednesday for the annual sessions
Edw. O. Bang, So. Canaan, Pa. 23lf of the Wyoming conference in Owe-
. go. inuring ine imav year lie iiei-
iKTr-TP tnw strain nf Columbian formed thirty-nine marriage cere
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Wyandots. Eggs for hntching anu monies
.,v fnr cni.. viv hlrds are bred
atuv.n. .v.. . . , . ciu r n. i r -,
Vnrir niiipjipn. iioston anil OIIUIICS OIUIUI, "l l"D mm ui vi.
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c.on,nn winnora. rnrresnonaence rt. diuiui k ouub, ouuiv i hiv, nun u.
solicited. Joseph Stephens, Box 5-B, Holsteln cow on his stock farm that
White 'Mills, Pa. i-uH iiruuuuea beveinj-ii.e yuuuu ui .iinn.
! a day on ordinary feed. He claims
r.,ifwoiTT.PHTTn Rnr.tTTiON. Pvrox that she would produce a can of
nnd soluable o l for spraying or- num. u buuu h-cu.
.i,n.0 nlsn ilf linn nf 'finrnvers at
v.uu.iua, o - ,, , . , f tv, mioi
Murray & Co., Honesuaie, ra. am u mcciu 6 u, iU. iu
Ul V11C V.C1111.V1 UlfiaLUjlUI vllUlvil uil
cvvT? sattc Pnnntrv store nroner- Aionuay evening District Attorney
v - . . r r.t. Ti.. . . 1 Ti .1 .1 ti.
ty With or Without StOCK OI n. ouuuua, uuci uuuB. niiu juuii
: 1 n.iolnooo nstnhl ahpil Ah fJTK., were eiecieu ueieKiiies iu iuo
viars. J. E. CROSS. Sterling, Pa. laymen's convention of the Wyoming
" ooi.fr I rrr far on on whinh mPOra nf I .'"OP'n
AAI,!), v.v- V.I v.v " ..Muvu - w. n w
N. Y., next Friday.
i.erat, BLANKS for sale at The
Citizen office: Land uontracts, Announcements or tm. weauing
Leases, Judgment Notes, Warrantee in St. Luke's church, PittEtmrg, Pa.,
noprtn. Bonds. Transcripts, Sum- .March 25. of Kathryn Scowden,
ions, Attachments, Subpoenas, La- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed
bor Claim .Deeds, Commitments, Ex- win McCluer, to Walter Stanley
p.p.utlnns. Collector's and Constables Coleman, have been received. Mr.
Snips. Tax Collector warrants, ana .Mrs. uoieman, tne groom s par
Criminal Warrants, Etc. ents, who live in Nyack, N. Y., were
former residents ot nonesiiaie. Tne
SAP PANS, BUCKETS AND SPOUTS bride is an accomplished young
at prices lower tnan you are ac- woman,- winie tne groom noias a re-
customed to pay.
Honesdale, Pa.
See Murray Co., sponsible executive position with one
21tf of the large steel mills in the Smoky
City,
sn. R00 buvs 439-acre farm about 30
nr.res clear, the rest in tlmner, Ilonnrts received at. the State
good water, house and barn; situate Department of Public Instruction in-
Ticnr Whltn Mills. Pa. InOUirO Of dlnotn tlint this wPRk will RP HlR
W. K. Hittlnger, White wins,- .ra. closing of a number of schools in dis-
14tf. . tricts where the seven-month term
Is Hip rule. Thfi hulk nf these dis-
HARNESS, COLLARS, bTKAJfa, tricts are In rural counties and run
work and all kinds or horse goous from September to the end of March.
can be found in "good variety at These districts, which are forced to
Murray Co., Honesdale, Pa. 21tf have their amount of school because
of limitations of taxation, are becom
irnit SAJji. lieiiy a aieiumau n fWer each vear.
brick factory building, including en- The bulk of the districts outside of
trino hnller and shafting. Inquire of the cities and boroughs now have
J B Robinson. bUti. j -ikiil-iiiuiiu- lciiub. iiiu luiscr cum-
t iiiuiiivico uuuuai ILUUUU V.AUV.XILIUII
TW1J1.VR fiLOTH TRESPASS no- luv.uo ume-iuuu.u leimb.
" Hcpb nr ntfiil for SI. at 'rue uiuzen
offlco, six for 75 cents, same oi The pastors and laymen of the
owners, township wherein land is sit- Wayne Baptist Association will hold
uated and law pertaining to trespass- a missionary conference, Tuesday,
April 4, in the First Baptist church
Honesdale, when sessions will be
held at 3:30 p. m. and at 7:30 p
m. Addresses will be delivered by
prominent Philadelphia clergymen
among them being Rev, C. A. Soars:
D. D., secretary of the Pennsylvania
State Mission Board; Rev. J. A. Max
well, D. D., secretary of tne Ameri
can Baptist Home Mission Society;
secre-Baptlst
Educational society. These clergy
men will hold a conference in the
afternoon with the pastors and lay
men of the association, and will ad
dress a missionary rally meeting in
eratlon private.
Scrantonlans who spent Monday
in Honesdale were Miss Genevieve
McLane, Messrs. E. G. Simons, P. J.
Conroy, J. J. Sampson, R. W. Luce,
W. II. Wheeler.
The fact that eight box cars of
freight come to this place each
day Is strong evidence that the town
isn't going to rack and ruin as some
declare It Is.
The special preacher at Grace
Episcopal church Friday, March 31,
7:30 p. m., will be the Rev. Dr.
Stewart U. Mltman, Chaplain of Le
high University, South Bethlehem.
Rev. A. L. Whlttaker, rector of
Grace Protestant Episcopal church,
was out for the first time Wednes
day, after being housed up for near
ly a week with a severe attack of
laryngitis.
Word was received Wednesday
of the death at Philadelphia from
typhoid pneumonia, of Harry, the
fifteen-months' old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Egleston, former resi
dents of Honesdale.
The annual business meeting of
the First Baptist church will be held
Monday evening, April 3, at 7:30
o'clock, at which time five trustees,
two deacons, one clerk ana other ol
flcers will be elected for the ensuing
year.
The Bell Telephone company
have 5,782,719 stations inclusive of
1,852,051 Independent companies
operated In connection with the Bell.
They have 12,000,000 miles of wir
Serveces at Grace Church, Sun
day, April 2, 10:30 a. m.. Holy Com
munion and sermon on the fourth
word from the cross, "My God,- my
God. why hast thou forsaken me?"
Sunday school at 12 M.; evening
prayer and sermon, "The Hidden
Spiritual Depths," at 7:30
First Presbyterian church, Rev.
W. H. Swift, D. D., pastor. Morning
service at 10:30 o'clock, Sunday
school at 12 M. Christian Endeavor
at C:45 p. m. Topic, "Lessons From
Great Lives Joshua." Prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock; subject, "Home and Foreign
Missions."
Judgment was taken by Herbeck-Demer
against Kelly .and Stein-1
man, for want of nllldavit of defense,
Monday, for $1350, for salary and
commission, j
The Lackawanna Presbytery
meets April 17 at Green Ridge Pres
byterian church, Scranton. Doptor
Swift is a member of the committee
on Synodlcal Homo Missions in
Pennsylvania. The Lackawanna
Presbytery is one of the largest
Presbyteries in the Unite3 Stntes.
At an adjourned session of the
Fourth Qunrterly Conference of the
Central Methodist Episcopal church
of Honesdale, Pa., held Monday
evening, March 27, 1911, the follow
ing resolution wn3 unanimously
adopted by a rising vote:
Whereas, Rev. Will H. Hiller, has
served our church faithfully and well
during the seven years of his pastor
atd here; as a preacher his powerful
and deeply spiritual utterances mak
ing plain the glorious truths of the
gospel; while our relation as pastor
and people have been of marked cor
diality, his visits to our home al
ways' of an ennobling nature and his
fellowship with the pastors of other
denominations promoting unity In
carrying on the work of God in our
midst, therefore
Resolved, That In accordance with
the wishes of the members of this
Quarterly Conference as expressed
Walter Whitney Is spending a fow
days with his mother in the Maple
City.
William Rieller, Jr., West Chester
Military Academy, Is at the home of
his parents enjoying the Easter va
cation. Miss Allco.Comstock, who has been"
spending some time in town, return
ed to her home in Scranton, Thurs
day. Hon, nnd Mrs. John Kuhbach left
Sunday for a few days' visit with
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Kimble at To
wanda. Mrs. Louis Dandau returned to
her home in Scranton, Monday, after
a few days' visit at the home of her
parents here.
Miss Katherlne Brlggs returned
to her duties at Christ Hospital, Jer
sey City, after a few days' visit at
her home here.
Miss Larlssa Place, who has beon
spending some time with Mrs. J. A.
Brown, returned to her home in
Tunlihannock on Friday
Charles Cohen and mother, Moun
taiudale, N. Y., returned home Mon
day morning after a few days' visit
with Robert Cohen and wife on River
street.
B. F. Haines and Henry A. Ting
ley went to Scranton, Wednesday
morning where they are serving as
Jurors in the United Stntes Circuit
Court for the Middle District.
Mr. nnil Mrs. Kilns MnMiillen. Jr..
in a petition signed by every official loft Monday morning for Washing-
of our church and forwarded to our ton D. c., where they will Join Mr.
District Superintendent, requesting and jIrs p, jj. Dennis and enjoy a
In behalf of the church the reap- few uaVs' recreation in the National
pointment oi itev. win ti. Miner as Capital.
our pustur iur ..uiuiuer vouiereuue
year, we most earnestly renew the
request and extend to Brother Hiller
a cordial invitation to remain as our
pastor, while we urge upon the
ing, printed thereon.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT 7 rooms and bath, gas
and furnace. GIG Church street.
Inquire at house. -
FOR RENT A ten-room house with
,ng electric lights, situated on River Rev. LeRcy Stephens. D. D
aucct. . " 'l " ' " - "
G42 River street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RIG ASSORTMENT OF WAGONS the evening.
now ready for your inspection at The Wayne uaptist Association
Murray & Co., Honesdale, Pa. 2 ltf comprises nineteen churches in
wayno county, wnicn are in cnarge
WANTED 1000 watches to repair, of seven pastors, viz: Rev. G. S. Wen-
Pfomptness and satisfaction guar- dell, Honesdale; Kev. Charles u.
ntopH. ROWLAND. 1127 Alain smailey, Hawiey: Rev. u. JJ. juncii,
-treet. -jiis. Damascus; uev. James nainey, ai-
denvuie ana unnton uenter; uev.
HAVE THAT PIANO TUNED I Harry J. Baker, South Clinton, Maple
will he in Honesdale Monday, April urove and werncK uenter; uev.
3. Address postal card riotei unaries wnite, DyDerry; uev. urnest
Wayne, Samuel S. Wint, Piano Tun- H. MacEwen, Hollisterville and
er Jones Lake. The officers of the As-
sociation are: .Moderator, uev. u. n
win THE LANDS SAKiu. usu smaeny; cierK, ueorge r. uoss,
BROOKER'S FERTILISE cilia! we Honesdale; treasurer, Jonn 1'enwar-
are In a position to furnish reliable den, Honesdale,
fnrtil 7.pra at Interesting prices.
Murray Co., Honesdale. Pa. mir. Tne L,aanna Aug. uo. va. h. a u.
. L. Frey Lessees) are putting up the
HOUSEWORK Middle aged woman largest amount of lumber for next
or cood. steady clrl to assist witn year s operations tnat has Deen stocK
two children. Good homo reference ed for a similar plant in recent
required. ?15 per month. Airs. ai. years, preparatory to niung oraers
TPniinhnrn. Nnrrowsburg. N. Y.. R. for foreign trade which Mr. A. H.
t T 1. It Frey of the firm secured when In
. New York city recently.
m, - , " 1 111 1
. airnfr I ine nrin nas oruers uiui win huuii
LUOAL IMUVwa their plant running continuously for
the next year at Us full capacity,
.1 1 t 1 . v i , .1
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry "'w uaviiis J"BL uuu i j
.,,, vino etrppt n tpn-nound wuauuuuru aiuea iur ou uur luuua
"d,g' fJX, which amounts to U9.750 to be ship-
Kin. iiiuvuoi in....,, . .1 , i , mi,
ljcu ill mi? uoii tnoivu IIIUUIUO. 1UCJ
also have a standing order for all
, 1 1 n nmliHnlln linnrllao ,lia.r noil mntlll.
- t i rv i,,... 1 tiiu umuiuim muuuicg luv; v.m.v muni.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Weston . i,Qai,iQt, n r- isnnn
entertained friends, Saturday oven- Brosa 0f topB and numer0us lessor or
ing. Bridge and 500 furnished the denJ fop smaU turnlngSi
amusement. Dainty refreshments Th lumber belnir nut un consists
were served. of 400.000 feet of noth ne but No. 1
stock on the Mocarcel tract which
Chnrles Knann has gone to thev are nlllnc creen at the mill, a
Narrowsburg, N. Y where he has hot of 475,000 purchased of Henry
opened a barber shop of his own. Green to be delivered when season-
Mr. Knapp won many menus uur- ed, about 100,000 of Charles Houck
Ing his Btay In Honesuaie, wno wish and a number of other small lots,
eirl
Jennie McDermott,
supplies. Leave the samplo with
them if they wish it.
Think of It! Tho standard set for
us is tlilrty-tlu-ce Home Departments
In Wayne this year. We can get
them. Shall we?
I should bo glad to help in the
work' anywhere thnt I can If you
will write. ,
Yours Fraternally,
(MRS.) JUNE GOULD.
County Superintendent Homo De
partment Work.
Wlnwood, Pa.
'vis? a a
Sox Infants and Children.
Hio Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
PAUPACK.
Special to The Citizen.
PAUPACK, Pa.., March 30 Mrs.
Presiding Bishop and his cabinet at Williams has been visiting her
the ensuing Wyoming Annual Con- uaughter, Mrs. Gilpin In Hawiey.
ference compliance with this request, We are glad to hear that Miss
voicing as it does the wishes of our prances Killam is out of the hospital
entire church membership.
and will soon be home.
The Ladles' Aid met with Miss
Esther Killam Wednesday, March
29. The regular day being Thursday
bift could not be held on that day
PIANO TUNING.
W. R. Luis, expert piano tuner, is
o t tVia ilnfnl 7o r?i ct T.ninl ntiil fan-
Ul, 111G A&UbUl I 1 UvJVllI U14 uv tPTAi"1 11 1
ni.if rnfAt-nn nno All i.trifV rrllnfon- UU UUWUUIH XJ. UUlllUICO DttlD.
tPPii. nnll. 'nh'nn,. nr write. We are sorry to know that Miss
IwUUlOU V ClLCi icuu la UUCIVIC VV, LCUU
her term of school out. Miss Ida
Fowler will finish the term for her.
Miss 'Mablo Pellett returned to
Scranton after spending the week
Tnrin-P Alnn7o T. Rpnrlp snent with her parents, Air. and Airs. u. A
Tnpcrlnv nnH Wprlnpsilnv In Rcrnntnn. Pellett.
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PERSONAL
W. D. Orr, Calkins, transacted
business in Honesdale. .Monday.
Lewis R. Geissler was a Hawleylte
in Honesdale, Wednesday.
SUNDAY
to work.
Airs. Bennett has returned home
after spending a week in Milford.
Miss Almah Vetterleln came home
Tiipsriav after snp.ndinEr some time
ur. a. u. voigt, nuwiuy, was i" w th her sister in Scranton
town, Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Havey spent Tues
day in Scranton.
Miss Margaret Hagan spent Tues
day in Scranton.
T. B. Clark transacted business in
Scranton, Tuesday.
George Kohlmann, Hawiey, was
In town, Wednesday.
E. A. Finnerty, Scranton, was in
town on business Tuesday.
R. T. Whitney, Scranton, was
Honesdale visitor over Sunday.
Dr. A. R. Dlmon, New York, was a
Tuesday caller In the Maple City.
Lewis Kelsey, Starrucca, transact
ed business in Honesdale, Jlonday.
EASTERN STAR PICNIC.
A meeting of the Order Eastern
Star Picnic Association of Northeast
ern Pennsylvania was held at the
Harrison House in Carbondale on
Saturday afternoon, March 18. The
meeting was called to order by the
President, Mrs. Anna M. Noble, of
iLaurel Chapter, No. G7, Waymart,
and the following officers and dele
gates were present: Airs. Anna M.
Noble, Mrs. Emma Hopkins, Iva Wil
cox and A. J. Wilcox of Laurel Chap
ter No. 67, Waymart; Mrs. Llllis Rey
nolds and 'Mrs. Brandon of Garnet
Chapter No. GO, Carbondale; Mrs.
Gertrude Maxey and Alae. K. Maxey
of Ruby Chapter No. 23, Forest City;
Miss RItter of Pride of Orient Chap
ter No. 7, Peckville; Hannah E.
Chase, of Annetta Chapter No. 10,
Scranton, and Wilford Fletcher of
Martha Washington Chapter No. 3,
Scranton. Minutes of the last pic
nic held In 1910 at Lewis Lake were
read by the secretary, Alae K. Maxey
of Forest City.
A. J. Wilcox then gave a brief
sketch of the object of this Associa
tion, also stating some results hoped
to bo attained by this picnic which
will be held at Lake Lodore the last
of June. The subject was then
thoroughly discussed by the dele
gates present. Brother Fletcher was
appointed chairman of the commit
tee on transportation, also to secure
a date with the Lake Lodore Com
pany. It was decided to extend an
invitation to the 'Masonic fraternity
to attend the picnic. There being no
further business the meeting was ad
journed. IVA P. WILCOX,
Secretary Laurel Chapter, No. G70,
Eastern Star, Waymart, Pa.
Special Column Every
Week For S. S. Items
QUESTIONS ANSWERED; SUGGES
TIONS OFFERED; PLANS
DISCUSSED.
The annual report of the ' Bell
system shows that the gross revenue
collected from the public in 1910 for
telephone service, not Including the
connected Independent companies,
was $1G5,GOO,000; an increaso .of
nearly flG.000,000 over last year
Of this operation consumed $54,000,-
000; taxes 58,000,000; current main
tenance, $25,700,000; and provision
for depreciation, 525,200,000. The City.
surplus available for charges, etc.
was $51,000,000. of which $11,550,
000 was paid in Interest, and $25,
000,000 was paid in dividends to the
public.
Winning nine games, losing
three and tleing one, Is the record to
date of tho Hawiey high school team
claimants of the Wayno county schol
astic basketball championship, since
Seolyville refused to arrange a decid
ing series. The Hawiey team has
scored a total of 308 points as
against 206 made by its opponents.
The team has not suffered a defeat
on Its home floor and will try to end
the season with a clean slate In this
respect Saturday when the Lacka
wanna Business college live, ot scran
ton, will be the opposing lineup. The
team had only three veterans at the
beginning of the season and it re
quired effort on part of the coaches
before they uncovered a winning pair
In Green and Schultz. Gilpin and
Swltzer, the forwards, were the lead
ing point winnerB for the team, the
latter leading with a total of 155,
Tho players were awarded their
school letters at a recent meeting.
We are nearlng the time when
many Sunday schools of the county
fipn a Miniirnn. Scmntnn. wns n will elect their officers for the fol
Tuesday business caller In Honesdale lowing year. In how many of these
ed business in Honesdale, Tuesday. ?U'"Z." J
Mr. and Airs. W. E. Peabody re-, sehnn'ls nf vnnr district ' lmvn Hnmp
turned to uaruonuaie iuesuuy, niter nenartments?
a week's stay in Honesdale. t believe the Orson district will
Robert Laird, Scranton, was a elect six. One more is in prospect.
Monday business caller in the Alaplo Probably two or three now will be
City. added to the list before the Spring
Harrv Aliller. Baltimore. Aid., is conventions, (ine H. u. bupt. ot
snendinc two weeks in tho Alaple inat district is an intimate acquaint
ance so I happen to know all about
the work which hasn't' been done
There Is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of tho country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced It a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Is the only constitutional cure on the
market. It Is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
It acts directly on tho blood and muc
ous surfaces of tho system. Thoy
offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. -Take
Hall's Family Pills Z ""ti-stipatiois.
riiat the work may be successful
ly started in the different schools
a little care at the outset seems
lTlnn tlnt,tn D.nii.n Vnn4Ln1rn 1 CJ
luioa lltlLUC IJlVfilll, iiujuivunc, tlinrpV
visiting relatives and friends in this ,m,,
place.
P. F. Aladigan, Wlnwood, was a
Tuesday business caller In the Alaple necessary,
v-ity. As we undertake tho work in
Floyd Bliss, Elmtra, N. Y., was a schools that are new to us seek the
business man in town on Wednes- acquaintance of the most active
day. workers, explaining the object of a
Anrlrmv O'Connell. Carbondale. Home Department to them. Then
transacted business in town, Tues- Ax upon some day to visit tho school
day.
and if possible organize there a
Home Department. Be ready if
rv fip. ?n th'p vIp Pslble to answer all questions. The
Tuesday business caller in the Maple dlrectlona contaied In "The Home
VjlL Tlonnrtinpnt." lnnflot sfttit nnf. hv tho
Robert O'Counell loft Wednesday
Siimlnv KoWnnl Afisnnlntlnn frpp nf
morning on a business trip to New charge are convenient for explaining
York city. the work. Also most of the denomi-
Charles F. Vaughn, Waterloo, N. national houses sending out Sunday
Y., transacted business in town on school supplies, will send samples
Wednesday. of Home Department supplies for al
Wllllnm R. Williams. Scranton. most nothing,
was a Wednesday business caller in " 13 weu 10 procure as many du
nlin all kinds of success In his new
business venture
Judge Staples refused the appli
cation of Frank NIckerson, Dunmoro,
for a license at Big Pond on the
premises of Mrs. Jennie Brink. Thero
was a remonstrance but no evidence
ffored against the hotel. Holgate,
who was one of the attorneys for
the applicant filed exceptions and
will probably take the case higher.
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Honesdale Improvement As
sociation held Monday at City Hall,
tho report of Bernard M. Rifkln,
Wllkes-Barre, the tree expert, who
recently visited the Maple City, and
made suggestions as to the preserva
tion of the maples and elms in Cen
tral and Riverside Parks, full ac
counts of which appeared In recent
Issues of Tho Citizen, was read and
acted upon favorably. A considerable
amount of money was turned over as
proceeds from tho teas that are be
Ing given for the benefit of the bo
ciety. The first week in Alay was appoint
ed as "municipal house-cleaning
week," when back-yards, alleyways,
etc., will be combed of all refuse and
garbage, and the streets of the city
of Hone bo converted Into avenues
worthy of the spotless Maple City,
Tho citizens are requested to get
ready for the annual fight with, and
conquest of Alonsleur Dirt,
Mrs. E. A. Pennlman, Main street,
gave a delightful social -tea at her
making in all over 1,000,000 feet
all of which will be used In the next
twelve months.
Tho factory will close down about
Anrll 1st to make necessary repairs
and upon the resumption of activities J homo Thursday afternoon for the
will be kept running full time. The
output of the. factory has been more
than the lessees anticipated and with
an ample supply of lumber, big ship
ments are looked for the coming
season.
bcnflt of the organization, upwards
of twenty being In attendance,
The annual meeting of tho society
will be held In May, when officers
are to be elected, and other import
ant business transacted
Honesdale.
'Mrs. Charles AIcArdle Is convalesc
ferent samples as possible. These
will supply us with all the second-
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"It. " DC,C1D u" Much more can bo acquired by work-
August Hartung, Calllcoon, N. Y., When vlaitlncr n schnnl we should
recently spent a few days with rela- aisplay samples especially of report
lives nere. envelones and Home Denartment
H. W. Hefelo, New York City, was Quarterlies from the publishing
a Wednesday business caller in the house from which that school gets Its
Maple City,
Air. and Airs. John Strongman,
BEKI. II. DifMiCil, - - - Lssses & Manajer
TUES. APR
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The -Most Kiitraiiclmr Musical Treat of
the year
MARTIN & EMERY CO'S
Stupendous production of
The Wild Fire Operatic Sensation
The Red Will
Uy Henry Itlossom and Victor Herbert
Presented by a
COMPANY OP 50 Including James Crow;
ley as Con Kidder. Wm Moore ns Kid
Connor and the Famous Dutch Kiddies
Augmented Orchestra and a
CHORUS OF 40 HKAUTIES
Kxactly as witnesed 47U times In how
York City, B07 times in Chlcugo. By
1.000.000 people.
PRICES: 35. 50. 75, $1 & 1.50
Sale opens Monday, April 3
New York, passed tho week-end with
relatives here.
Contractor Adam Schroeder, Scran
ton, was a Tuesday business caller in
the Alaple City.
R. M. Salmon, Esq., was a busi
ness caller In Scranton tho latter
part of the week.
Miss Daisy E. Lyman, Hazleton,
was the guest of Honesdale friends
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Paul Schmuck. Brooklyn, N. Y
attended the funeral of his nephew,
Frank, last Wednesday.
R. II.- Patterson returned to Scran
ton Saturday after spending tho
week in town on buslnes.i.
Howard J. K. Kitch visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fitch,
at Carbondale, over Sunday.
AIIss Aladellno O'Connell, of the
East Stroudsburg State Normal, is
home for tho Spring vacation.
Mayor John Kuhbach returned on
Tuesday evening from a visit to To
wanda where he attended a meeting
of the directors of tho Wayne Cut
, Glass Company.
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Rain Coats of all
Qualities from $5 to
$20, they are all Guar
anteed. Better look them
over at
Rickerts
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