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HONESDALE, WAYNE CO., PA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911.
PUBLICAN VICTCftY
ESULT OF THE GREAT
ELECTION" DISTRICTS.
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Buckingham No. 1 j i . .
Buckingham No. 2 . . . .
Buckingham No. -3.. .,.
Canaan ... ;.-..... .'
Cherry Ridge . ... . . . .
Clinton No. 1.,
Clinton No. 2 ;
Damascus No. 1
Damascus No. 2
Damascus No. 3
Damascus' No. 4
Damascus No. 5
Dreher . . .
Dyberry .
Hawley
Honcsdalo
Lake ,.
Lebanon . '.
Lehigh
Manchester No. 1 i .
Manchester No. 2 . .
Mount Pleasant . . .
Oregon
Palmyra
Paupack
Preston No. 1
Preston No. 2 , . . . ,
Prompton
Salem
Scott No. 1 ,
Scott No. 2
South Canaan
Starrucca ........
Sterling
Texas No. 1
Texas No. 2
Texas No. 3
Texas No. 4
Waymart
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61 137 107 150 83 166 43 214 80 107 82 164 S3 21 225 117 71 53 112 99 .
105 64 66 1'28...... 114 79 96 92 113 74 92 95 109 87 80 S3 84 80 G9 58 '
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4 A STATEMENT 4-
By Mr. O. E. Vnn Homo, Local 4
4 A ion t of the International 4-4-
Ilnrvesting .Co. of 4-
4- America., 4-
4 "In regard to the article pub- 4-
,4- llshed In the Wayne, County 4-
-t- 'Herald m its issue or Oct. 6,
4- stating that the company which
'4- I represent, had ordered Its em-
ployees to vote for Mr. Searle
f or anyone else ,at tho recent
-f election., I desire to say em-
-f phatically that there was not
a'i scintilla of truth, in the, as-
sertion. 1 am tho only em- -f
ployee of the international -f
Harvester, Co., of America, which
4- the Herald te'rmed the Harvest- -f
er Trust, who had any ,rlght. to
vote In Wayno1 countyi, I was, -f
NOT instructed to vote for Mr.
' Searle and the Herald's as- -f
eertlon was false in every par- 4
tlcular."
M. E. Simons received 5032 votes he being the only candidate for district attorney.
Benjamin Maxey, mine Inspector for the Eighth district, received 3,270 votes.
Dr. P. B. Peterson, candidate for county coroner, had over 3,000 votes.
TOWNSHIP RETURNS
Choice in Most of tho Districts.
JIERLIN NO. 1 Assessor Earl
. Ham, R., 5G, Samuel Saunders, D.,
8. Constable Alexander Crbsbv.
Ulreo.tors. 'J. vpnrs 11 C. filvor H
23, Elery Crosby, D., 55. School Di-
lvj I . u y fill a ill. .1 . rMrKiiis. ...
108, Richard (Schmidt, D., 14. Audi
tor Horace Budd, R., 79, Minor
ITnoK. n 90 X7 W T r .1 T tff7
own ireasurer unaries nuua. it..
7. Judge of Election Frank E.
Warfield, R"., 10G. Inspector of Elec
tion W. J. P. Warwick, R., 71, A.
Keyes, D., 48.. Registration .Asses
sor .William Ives, 11., 93. Shall
the. Cash Road Tax bo changed to
LUV tVUltL OV8LHI11I IPS. H ft 1M C iA
11ERMN NO. 2 Assessor-'.Earl
C. Ham, Ri, 85, Samuel 'Saunders,
Dt, 33. Constable Alexander .Cros
by. R.. 39., O. Wi. Trovortnn. T KS
Supervisor Matt E. Schmltt, R., 54,
Nicholas A. Houth, D 52. School
Directors, 2 years G. C. Olver, R
43', J. -W. Reining, R., 52, C. H. Ge-
VArt. TV F, ' anhnrtl Tlffatfrtni, A
years John W. Lozo, R., 34, Albert
G., Mitchell, R., 32, M. J. Connor, D.,
89, Elery Crosby; D 28, School Di
rector, 6 years Wm. J, Perkins, R.,;
d, uicnara senmut,, u., uu. Audi
tor Hoarce Budd, R,f 4Q, Minor
Crosby, D., 56, Overseers of Poor
P., h. Braraan, R.i 39, Anthony
Juiuur, ui oy, w. i;, YOa, JJ. 'tJ
Town. Treasurer Charles Budd, JW
70. Judge ,of Election rW D..
Buckingham, R,, 39, John Knehr,
64. inspector of Election :
D 57. Registration- Assessor SJ
Fred. Marshall, R., 58, Fred Smith,;
v., 4ti. unange or Koaci Tax yes,
81, No 1.6,
BETHANY Assessor J. V.
Starnes, R., 34. Constable B. F.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER-ELECT
RQCJvVVjEIiJ,,
'Who is olected over his opponent,
(Herrmann by 216 majority.
Blake, R., 33. Town Council H.
A. Bennett, R 33, James Johns, R.,
29. School Dir. I. J. Many, 33, J. V.
.Starnes, R., 35. School Directors, 4
years B.- F. Blake, R., 25, James
Johns, R., 22. School Director, 0
years M. E. Lavo, R., 30. Auditor
Chas. Avery, R., 37. Overseer of
Poor H. A. Bennett, R., 35, E. W.
rsammell. R.. "36. Judco of Elec
tion S. Amos Ward, R., 31. In
spector of Election J. E. Hender
son, It., 21.
BUCKINGILVM NO. 1 Assessor,
James Hoag, R 50. Constable, J.
Muraine, R., 54. John A. Carey, D.,
5. Supervisor, Ward Belknap, R.,
27. Thos. F. Flynn, D., 7, Edw.
Wheaton 21. School directors', two
years,. two elected, Edw. Eggler, R.,
3G, J. E. Holbert, R. & D., 48, M.
Kane, D 9; four years, two elect
ed, E. W. Chapman, R., 37, J. E.
Holbert, R., 27, Wm. Flynn, D 6,
Thos. W. Keegan, Jr., D., 20; six
years, Geo. Brain, R 30. J. E. Hol
bert, D., 14. Auditor, Ralph Dil
lon, R., 3, T. H; Clune, D., 14.
Overseer, Geo. Holbert, R., 44. T.
J. Roark. R. & D.. 34. Geo., Leon
ard. D., 20. Town treasurer, J. W.
'Farley, R. & D., 46. Reg. Assessor,
."Jaines Hoag, R., 45,' Road tax
change, Yes 41, no la.
"BUCKINGHAM NO, 2 Assessor
i James Hoag. R.. 32. Constable
John Muraine, R 12, John A. Carey,
I'D., 40. Supervisor Ward Belknap;
,R., 24, Thos. F. Flynn, D., 13.
Scuool Directors, a years nawara
Eggler, R.,,.5 J. E. Holbert,- R., 26,
Miles Kane, D... 17, Fred Woodman-
see. 21. School Directors, 4 years
E. W. Chapman, R 11, J. K. Hol
bert, R 5, Wm.Flynn, u., b& t.
W. Keegan, Jr., D., 34. School Di
rector. 6 years George Brain, R.,
30, J.'E. Holbert, D., 6. Auditor
Ralph Dillon. U.. 21. T. ti. uiune,
D., 22. Overseers of Poor Georgo
Holbert, R.. 16. T. J, Roark, U 38.
Geo, Leonard", D., 21. Town Treas
urer J. W. Farley, R., 35. Judge
of Election Bernard McGarry, D
45. Inspector of Election James
Spratt, R 15, Edward Carey, D
29. Registration Assessor William
JohnBon.i R.. 15. Mathew McGarry,
D 37. Shall the Cash Road Tax be
Changed to the Work System !
Yes, 43; No, 4.
BUCKINGHAM NO. 3 Assessor
James Hoag, R., 31. Constable
John Muraine, R 19, John A. Carey,
R 16. Supervisor Ward Belknap,
R., 25, Thos, F. Flynn, D., 7. School
Directors, 2 years Edward Eggler,
R., 25, J., E. Holbert, R., 2G, Miles
Kane, D., 2. School Directors, 4
yrs. E. W. Chapman, R., 28, J. E.
Holbert., R., 12, Wm. Flynn, D., 10,
Thos. W. Keegan, Jr., D., 12. School
Director, 0 yrs. George Brain, R
19, J. E. Holbert, D., 8. Auditor
Ralph Dillon, R., 29, T. H. Clune,
D., 4. Overseers poor, G. Holbert,
R. 24. T. J. Roark, 23, G, Leonard, D
10. Town Treasurer J. W. Farley
R 31. Judge of Election Fred E.
Lord, 11., 34. Inspector of Election
Joseph Woodrow, R 17, Philip
Flnnegan, T,, 20. Registration As
sessor John Barrett, R 28. Shall
tho Cash Koad Tax be changed to the
Work System? .Yes, 10; No. 11.
CANAAN Assessor E. E. Weed,
R., 19, C. E. Moylab, D., 56. Con
stable Fred. Short, R., 65. Super
visor Warren Swackhammer, R,,
6, John E. Racht, D., 34, J. Ryan,
22. School Directors. 2 years J.
C. Snedeker, R., 41, James F. Moy
lan, D., 50. School Directors, i
years Edward OrannW, R., 30, C.
Mannick, R., 44, Wm. Scully, D 45.
School Director, 6years J. E. Lock
wood, R., 35. Auditor Clarence
Weed, R., 55. Overseer of Poor
E. E. Weed, R., 41. Town Treasur
er Orville Munson, R., 49. Judge
of Election Chas. E. Keen, R., 42.
Inspector Of Election Edwin Lock
wood, R., 59. Change of Road Tax
Yes, 52, No 13.
OHEItUY RIDGE Assessor
Jas. F. McDonald, R., 117. Con
stable Georgo W. Roberts, R.( 22,
G. W. Collins, D 103. Supervisor
Frank C. Brown, R(, 53, David J.
Buckley, D., 73. School Directors,
2 years J. Philip Dirlam, R'., 73,
John Spinner, D., 72, Peter Theo
bald, Di, -03. School Directors,- 4
years A. M. Sandercock, R., 73, R.
B. Bonear, D., 98, ,Fred. Crocken
berg, D., 4 s. School Director, 6
years Edward E: Kinsman, R., 56,
Wm. J. Rlckard, D., 68. Auditor
John A. Foster, R., 74; F. F. Garing,
D.-, 52. Overseers of Poor James
Nolan, D., 94, J. M. Rlckard, D.,
106.' Town Treasurer Frank
Brown, R., 63, Theodore Rose, D.,
02, Judge of Election D. C. El
liott, R., G4, Jos, Morgan, D 01.
Inspector of" Election Warren E.
Bonear, R., 02, John Murray,, D.; 60.
Change in Cash Road Tax Yes, 106,
No 10.
CLINTON NO. 1 Assessor R. H.
Clift, R., 84, C. J. Stiles. D 98.
Constable A. C. Lee, R., 80, I, W.
Cowperthwaite, D., 97. Supervisor
W. C. Norton, R 78, M. J. Shan
ley; D 102. School Directors, 2
years F. E. Loomisj R., 102, Frank
Roe, R 96, F. C. Griswold, D.. 75,
Geo, HauenBtein, D., 53. School Di
rectors, 4 years G. H. Knapp, R.,
74, Orson Lillle, R., 86, Wm. Cole,
D., 57, Wm. Rosner, D., 01, A. J.
Wilcoxj Citizen, 07. School, Direc
tor, 6 years S. A. Snedeker, R., 77,
F. N. Rude, D., 97. Auditor Mau
rice E. Pethlck, R., 92, W. E. Rude.
D 86. Overseer of Poor W. " L.
Hopkins, R., 75, E. W. Lillie, R.,
117, Joseph Burns, D., 107, Win.
O'Hara, D., 40. Town Treasurer.
G. G. Wilmarth, H., 63, Andrew Der
rick, D., 107. Judge of Election
J. E. Schoblg, R 125, E. V. Moran,
D., 50. Inspector of Election
Eugene Bates, R., 119, John Flani
gan, D., 54. Registration Assessor
Richard Clift, R., 85, C. J. Stiles,
D.. 93.
CLINTON NO. 2 Assessor R.
H. Clift, R 12, C. J. StlleB, D., 22.
Constable A. C. Lee, R., 16, I. W.
Cowperthwaite, D., 20. Supervisor
W. C. Norton, R 30. M. J. Shan-
ley, D 3. School Directors, 2 yrs.
r . ja. Loomis, u., 26, Frank Roe, H.,
23, F, C. Griswold. D 10, Geo.
Hauenstein, D., 8. Sdhool Directors,
4 years u. H. Knapp, R., 25, Orson
Lillie, R., 2G, Wm. Cole, D., 11, Wm.
Rosner. D., 4, A. J. WUcox,, Citzen,
3. School Director, 6 yrs.. S. Ai
Snedeker, R., 24, F. N. Rude, D 9.
Auditor Maurice E. .Pethlck, R 22(
W. E. Rude, D., 12. Overseer of the
Poor-W, L. 'Hopkins, R., 26, E. W.
Lillie, R 26, Jos. Burns, D., 8, Win.
O'Hara, D 3. Town Treasurer G.
G. Wilmarth, R 19, Andrew Der
rick, D., 15. Judge of Election
Geo. W. Stiles, R 32. Inspector of
Election Frank Shurponslk, R., 24,
H, T, O'Neill, D 11. Registration
Assessor Anthony Drasler, R 32.
DAMASCUS NO. 1 T, L. Burch
er 37, Sk W. Gregg 97; constable, O.
J. Reynolds, 61; M, L. Blackwell 81;
supervisor John Jucob Swendsen 83;
registration assessor, O. Monlngtoh,
89; Bchool director (2 yrs,) C. Love
lass, 67; J. Reynolds 35, W. H.
Crocker 71; F. Seipp, 79; school di
rector (4 yrs.) S. D. Noble, 60; G. C.
Abraham -05; Chas. Yatho 01;
school director (six yrs.) Roy Elli
son, 55; W. Rutledge 71; auditor,
W. B. Gulnnip 121; overseer of the
poor, J. Rollston 49; S. L. White 41;
N. Dennis, 67; J. M. Pollock, 95;
towaJreasurer. C. M. Pethlck 122: J.
1.V V, Tyler 114: -Judge of elec
tion, F. Olver 89; inspector, B. Welsh
71; B. S,- Tyler, 57.
DAMASCUSi NO. S Assessor T.
L. Burcher, R 48, S. N. Gregg, D.,
18. Constable O. J. Reynolds, R.,
57, Marvin L. Blackwell, D., 10,
Supervisor John JacOb Swendsen,
R., 50. School Directors, 2 yrs.
Chas. Lovelass, R 52, Jos. 'H. Rey
nolds, R., 43, W. H. Crocker, D., 21,
Fred Seipp, D., I'd. School Directors,
4 yrs. Silas D. Noble, R., 53, G. C.
Abraham, D., 26, ,Chaa. Yatho, D.,
10. School Director, 6 years Roy
Ellison, R., 51,, Wesley Rutledge,
D., 12. Auditor W. B. Gulnnip
R., 59. Overseer of Poor James
Rollston, R., 53, S. L. White, R., 43,
N. P. Dennis, D., 18, J. M. Pollock,
D 13. Town Treasurer C. M.
Pethlck, R 64. Justice of Peace
A. V, Tyler, R., 64. Judge of Elec
tion M. L. Skinner, R., 59. Inspec
tor of Election C. W. Lovelass, R.,
48, Ceo. B. Lassley, D., 15. Regis
tration Assessor Wlllard Skinner,
R., 60. Vote on Cash Tax Work
System Yes, 35; No 20.
DAMASCUS; NO. 3 Assessor T.
L. Burcher, R., 28, S., N. Gregg, D.,
120. Constable O. J, Reynolds, R.,
43, Marvin L. BJa'cHwell, D 100.
Supervisor Uohn Jacob Swendsen,
R., 92. Schbol Directors, 2 years
Chas. Lovelass, R., 66, Joseph H,
Reynolds, R 43, W.. H. Crocker, D.,
08, Fred., Seipp, D., 92. School Di
rectors, 4 years SllaB D. Noble, R.,
67, G. C. Abraham, D., 92, Chas.
Yatho. D.. 64. School Director. 6
years Roy Ellison, R., 73', Wesley
Rutledge, D., 70. Auditor W. B.
Gulnnip, R., 125. Overseer of Poor
James Rollston, R 46, S. L.
White, R., 47, N. P.- Dennis, D 61,
J. M, Pollock, D., 109. Town Treas
urer C. M. Pethlck, It., 136. Jus,
tlce of the Peace A. V. Tyler, R.,
119. Judge of Election W. J. Loy,
R., 122. Inspector of Election C.
E. Keesler, R 67, R. H. Gregg, D
68. Registration Assessor J. W.
Whltmoro, D., 109. Cash Road Tax
to be Changed? Yes, 108, No ,26.
DAMASCUS NO. 4 Assessor
Thomas L. Burcher. R.. 21. S. N.
Gregg, 36. Constable O. J. Rey
nolds, R., 30, Marvin L. Blackwell.
D 26. Supervisor J. J. Swendsen,
it., 4i. Hcuool Directors, 2 years-
Chas. Lovelass, U., 25, Joseph H.
Reynolds, R 31. W. H. Crocker. D..
31, Fred, Seipp, D 20. School Di
rectors, 4 yrs. Silas D. Noble, R
31, G. C. Abraham, D,, 24, Chas.
Yatho, D., 37. School Director, 6
years Roy Ellison, R., 27, Wesley
Rutledge, D 27. Auditor-W. B.
Gulnnip, R 52. Overseer of Poor
James Rollston, It., 24, S. L. White,
R 18., N. P. Dennis, D., 36, J. M.
Pollock, D 31, Town Treasurer
C. M. Pethlck, R., 54. Justice of
the Peace A. V. Tyler, R., 63.
Judge of Election Nathaniel Han
kins, R., 26, L. Q. Barkley, D., 32.
Inspector of Election J. R. Buck
ingham, R 30, George Heller, D.,
20.- Registration Assessor - David
Calkins, R., 21, Andrew Metzer
macher, D 34, Change In Road
Tax,. System Yes, 37; No 13.
DAMASCUS NO. B Assessor T,
L. Burcher, R., 63, S, N. Gregg, D.,
17. Constable O. J. Reynolds, R.,
46, Marvin L. Blackwell, D., 19.
Supervisor, John Jacob Swendsen,
R., 56. School Directors, 2 years
Chas. Lovelass, R., 46, Joseph H.
Reynolds, R., 36, W. H. Crocker, D.,
43, Fred. Seipp, D., 10. School Di
rectors. 4 years Silas D. Noble, R.,
56, G. C. Abraham, D., 30, Charles
Yatho, D.. 24. School Director, 6
ears Roy Ellison, R., 49t Wesley
Rutledge, D., 15. Auditor W. B.
Gulnnip, R., 63. Overseer of Poor
James Rollston, R 41, S. L.J
White, R., 25, N. P. Dennis, D., 41,
J. M. Pollock, D., 21, Town Treas
urer C. M. pethlck, R 61. Jus
tice of the Peace A. V. Tyler, R
66. Judge of Election W. J. Rose,
R 58. Inspector of Election A.
E. Sheard, R 47, Maurice Rey
nolds, D 19. Registration Assessor
Will Calkins, It., 55. Shall the
Cash Road Tax be Changed to the
Work System? Yes, 30; No. 29.
DREIIEK Assessor Chris. Wolt
Jen, R., 82, W. H. Osborne, 62. Con
stable F. E. Rohrbacher, R., I'll,
J. B. Grauter, D 44, Supervisor
Herman F. Lange, R., 46, Frank
Simons, D., 106. School Directors,
2 years A. C. Angel, R., 55, Reu
ben Lancaster, R,, 95, C. W. Graser,
D., 45, A. J. Osborn, D., 66. School
Directors, 4 years Chas. A. Sleg,
R., 55, Arthur Simons, M. D., R.,
96, Georgo Beehn, D., 59, Geo. E.
Ehrhardt, D., 69. School Director,
6 years Maurice W. Gllnln. R.. 58.
Robert Whittaker, D., 86. Auditor
Geo. Waltz, R., 78, J. J. Whit
taker, D., 70. Overseer of Poor
Lewis Robacker, R., 93, George
Beehn, D 92. Town Treasurer F.
Gilpin, M. D., R., 97; Democratic 11.
Judge of Election Wm. E. Voeste,
R., 90, Elmer E. Carlton, D., 54.
Inspector of Election Edward W.
Waltz, R., 91, Chas. I. Bartleson, Jr.,
D 5i.
DYBERRY Assessor John R.
Llppert, R., 113. Constable J. J.
Hausor, R., 103. Supervisor Wm.
F. Rlefler, R.( 55, George Madde-
ford, D., 82. School Directors, 2
years Edwin H. Blake. R 07, J.
E. Henshaw. R., 73, R. W. Kimble,
D., 68, C. H. Webb, D 62. School
Directors, 4 years (J. Egan, it., 74,
Thomas J, Hoar, it., ar, n. a. sar
gent, D., 66, School Directors, 6
years Ed. Bunnell, D 90. Auditor
Henry Llppert, R., 1U3. Overseers
of Poor J. I. Bates, R., 107, Wal
lace Hacker, D 79. Town Treasur
er E. H. Alberty, R., 127. Judge
of Election William Hoar, R., 67,
Burton Faatz, D., 62. Inspector of
Election Charles Stiles,. R., 63, E.
Cleino, D., 71.
IIAWLEYAssessor Thos. J.
Oldfield, R., 353. Constable E. J.
Richardson, R., 322; Town Council
Chas. Peter Nell, 4 yrs., R., 216,
F. R. Stevenson, 4 yrs,, R 157, T,
Corcoran, 4 yrs,, D,, 239, Ernest
Kahlels, 4 yrs., D 235, Richard
Relchart, 4 yrs,, D., 192, Chas. J.
McHale, 2 yrs., D 268, School Di
rectors, 2 years E. L. Schlager, R.t
146, Chas. H. Schardt, D 199, Arno
C. Volgt, D., 290. School Directors,
4 years William H. Gulnn, R., 187,
Joseph S, Pennell, R., 237, A. H.
Catterali, D., 269. School Director,
6 years Harry J. Atklnsoq, R 133,
M. J. McAndrew, D., 257. Auditor
W. A. Qulnney, R., 157, Herman
Harmes, D., 233. Overseer of Poor
Patrick Hughes, R., 300,, John J,
Swltzer, R.i 8Q8. High Constable
E. J. Richardson, R 297, Judgo of
Election Edgar Tuthlll, R., 175. J.
L. Tighe, D 206, Inspector of Elec
tion JRoy Rolllson, R 158, VtlU
liam Reaflar, D., 223,
, Mr., Van Home seemed
utterly dumfounded by the wll- 4
ful and malicious lie publish-r:
ed by the Herald and it is prob-
able that, our unlucky Demo-
cratlq contemporary will soon
have a libel suit, on its hands -f
that will make it wish it had
not printed such a mean, de-
spicably false and contemptl-
b'le story In a last desperate 4
effort to elect to the Judgeship 4
one of its directors F. P. 4
Kimblo. 4
The Citizen did not sling even 4
the smallest, particle of mud 4
during the entire campaign and 4-
to no small degree was this a 4
factor in the stirring Repub- 4
lican victory. We publish this 4-
stateraent not from any spirit of 4
bitterness but in simple Justice 4
to Mr. Van Home. 4
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PUPILS LOVE
RAINY
BAYS
Principal Oday Says They
Study Better On Cloudy
Days
AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW
GIVEN EXPRESSLY FOR THIS
PAPER.
" Do you find that the children
do as' well on rainy, days .as they do
when the weather is clear?"
Such was the question put to
Prof. Harry A. Oday, Ph. B super
vising principal of the Honesdalo
Public Schools by a Citizen man last
Monday afternoon, shortly befor
the .close of a day that was cold and
dark and dreary, When it rained and
rained, and never seemed to weary.
" I rather think they do fully as
well," he said, " and I would say bet
ter. There Is no desire on their part
to be out-doors. They would rather
be Indoors than anywhere else. That
contentment of spirit Is present If
you can have lights turned on,
" A day like to-day," he continued
rumlnatively, "I can work better
than any other day, On a nlc
bright, sunshiny day I sometimes
feel I'd rather be somp other place,"
he .sighed.
" Do you know of'any cases where
children of poor people, Tvho, are be
yond the school age, are kept In
school by their parents at a personal
sacrifice?" he was asked,
" I doubt it very much," he re
sponded. "Take It In the borough,
we 'haven't many poor families. We
have one. or' two families that are
very poor. The other day I found
two boys, one fifteen,-the other seven
teen. One can read and write, and
tho other can't read at all, They
haven't been kept, In schoQl to the
detriment of their parents.
" I have at different times taken
cases to the Poor1 Board, and they
had to furnish 'the families with the
necessary -clothing. We have a few
families that the Needlework Guild
helps. They do a wliole lot for the
poor people. All our children are
comfortably clothed. We go through
the school and have the teachers
make up a list of the needy and give
it to the Needlework Guild and they
help certain families.
" I think there Is one case 1b
Honesdnle where) a woman keeps a
boy, who could go to work, in
school, at a tremendous sacrifice on
her part. She does any kind of
work to make a living. He is the
oldest of three or four children.
"Next Week is Institute Week.
The entire building -will be open all
of the week, The, "work of the pu
pils will ho on exhibition in the dif
ferent grade rooms. Last year we
locked the. entire building.
" In the grade rooms in the new
building we put a green burlap strip
one foot wide Just above tho black
boards for the purpose of beautifying
the room and also to pin the work on
they exhibit
" So If tpe parents come to In
stitute and want to see the ivotk of
tho children they can do It. Also we
would very much like tho people of
the town to come In and see the kind
of work the chlldron are doing.
" White Mills won both prizes U
tho contest last Friday night, The
room -was very comfortably filled.
The Judges were Prof. Mark T.
Creasy, principal of tho Hawley
(Continued on rage Fire.)