THE CITIZEN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1912.
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ABSOLUTE SECURITY
1912
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Honesdale, Pa
The Leading Financial Institution in Wayne County
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The RESPONSIBILITY Back of this bank is close to $600,000.00
There are no STRONGER banks than this,
Small Accounts Encouraged
Quo need not have a LARGE account with this bank in order to
ENJOY tho PRIVILEGES it confers. Believing that banking co
operation tends to develop the RESOURCES of the SMALL DEPOSI
TOR, it is the policy of this bank to pivo APPRECIATIVE ATTENTION
to all who bring their business bore regardless of the size of their transactions.
Your Account is Invited
Total Capitalization
(Which is your security)
Total Resources
$572,862.00
390403000.00
We sell Drafts on all countries in Europe.
DIRECTORS:
OFFICERS:
W. B. HOIvMES F. P. KIMBLE T. B. CLARK
W. B. HOLMES, President H. S. SALMON, Cashier A. T. SEARLE W. F. SUYDAM C. J. SMITH
A. T. SEARLE, Vice-President W. J. WAltD, Asst. Cashier. H- J- CONGER H. S. SALMON J. W. FARLEY
E. W. GAMMELL
vRLES P. SEARLE, son of
'resident Judge A. T. Searle,
as born In Honesdale on
'15, 18S4. and is a member of
firm of Searle fc Salmon of
Lice, lie received his preumi-
lluc-atlon in the Honesdale
whkh ho attended for a
of years. After leaving the
here lie entered the Mont-
lllitary Academy at Montelalr,
lie graduated from tins scnool
lie class of luos and in tne
ihat year he began a course of
study at Amherst college,
rnlch Institution ho gradu-
,1907 with the degree of A
year previous to his gradu-
passed tho preliminary ex
n before the State Board of
Laminers and after graduating
t liege he entered tho law of
hls father where he reglster-
kstudent of law. Ho contin-
pursuit of his law studies
I he direction of his father,
arle, who Is President Judge
Ine county, for some years
fci went to Scranton to com-
tlme. He registered as a student of
law with L. M Atkinson and after
his death, with Victor A. Decker,
MILKS V. SUA 1 1 M3.
tudles in tho ofllces of
barren & Knapp. Ho buc-
passed tho examination of
Board of Law examiners
rber, 1909, and was ad-
the bar of Wayne county
Put 14. 1910. On that samo
became associated in tho
Fof law with R. Milton Sal-
PLES S HOUCK, cashier of
fie Hawley Bank of Hawloy,
vas born in Scioto, Monroo
hnty, on January 9, 1 SCO. Ho was
jjcnted in the public schools of
1st Stroudsburg, Fairvlow Academy
Broadheadsvillo, at West Chester
Iito Normal and East Stroudsburg
tto Normal. Ho graduated from
s latter Institution with tho class
1895. Mr. Houck began teaching
liool when ho was eighteen years of
13 and paid his tuition through
liool in this way. While ho was
Inclpal of tho schools at Mata-
ras ho was offered a position m
l First National Bank at Hawloy
IJ while serving In that capacity
jan tho study of law In his spare
CHARLES S. HOl'CK.
cashier of tho bank in which he
worked He successfully passed the
examination before the State Board
of Law Examiners in December,
1910, and on recommendation of tho
board he was admitted to the bar of
tho Supremo Court of Pennsylvania
on January 27, 1911. Upon the
formation of tho Hawley Bank In
1910 ho was appointed Its cashier
which position ho now holds. Mr.
Houck does not practice.
CHESTER A. GARRATT. the sub
ject of this sketch, and one of
the youngest members of the
Way no County Bar, was born near
White Mills on October 10, 1884.
Ho was a son of Lyman and Sellna
(Ham) Garratt, and his early llfo
was spent on his father's farm. Ho
attended the public sdiools near his
home until fifteen years of ago,
when lie came to Honesdale to en
ter the high liool. walking six
miles to and from Honesdale until
four years' Latin in one year. In
July of tho same year ho passed tho
preliminary examination of tho
State Board of Law Examiners and
registered as a student of law in the
offices of Judge Henry Wilson in
Honesdale. In 190C he entered the
Dickson School of Law at Carlisle,
from which he graduated in June,
1909, with tho degree of Bachelor of
Laws. He was admitted to the
court of Common Pleas of Wayne
county on February 10, 1910. On
February 28th of the same year he
was admitted to tho Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania. He was re
cently admitted to tho U. S. Circuit
and District courts and tho Superior
Court of this state. He is now as
sociated in practice with his former
preceptor, Hon. Henry Wilson, with
ofllces In tho Dlmmick building on
Ninth street.
ALONZO T. SEARLE, President
Judge of the twenty-second
Judicial district, comprising
Wayno county, was appointed by
Governor Stuart on September 15,
1909, to fill the vacaucy caused by
CHESTER A. (JAKKATT.
ho graduated from that Institution
in 1903. Ho taught school at Tor
rey, Oregon township in 1903-1904.
In Juno, 1905, ho graduated from
the Perklomen Semluary, taking
Jl'IKJH A. T. HKAHLK.
tho death of Judgo Georgo S. Purdy.
Ho served tho unexpired term as
Judgo and in November, 1911, was
elected to contlnuo in that capacity.
Judgo Searlo was born in Now Marl
boro, Mnss., September 13, 185C.
After graduating with honors from
St. Johnsbury Acadomy in 1873 and
Amherst College in 1877, ho went to
Philadelphia, whero ho taught In tho
Cheltenham Academy, after going to
Williamsport, whero ho studied law
with Hon. B. S. Bentloy, brother of
Q. F. Bentloy, of tho firm of Waller
)& votw wuwr im j
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& Bontloy, of Honesdalo. Ho ontor
ed this law offlco on Octobor 2,
1882, and was admitted to tho
Wayno county bar. Tho eamo day
ho entered into a partnership with
Georgo G. Waller under tho namo of
Waller & Searlo. Tho partnership
continued until 1888. Ho enjoyed
a largo cllentago up to his appoint
ment as Judgo of tho Wayno county
courts. Judgo Searlo is a mombor
of several fraternal and social or
ganizations, a Grangor and always
Interested In any project of in
terest to his homo town aud county.
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thero Is no hopo of getting through.
Curb your notions. Bottor glvo your
friond a small centorpieco this year
than Intend to glvo her' a dozen
plate and tumbler doilies which may
reach her in 1915.