PAGE SIX
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1912,
PKOF13SSIONAT, GAUDS.
Attorncv"Ot-Lnw.
H WILSON,
. ATTOKNEY A COUNBELOIl-AT'LAW.
Ollice ndlncent to Tost Oillco In Dlmralck
otllcc, Honesdale, l'a.
WAI. II. LEE,
ATTOHNKY A COUNBELOIt-AT-LAW.
Ofllccover post otllcc. All legal hualneai
promptly attended to. Honesdale. 1'b.
EC. MUMFORD,
. ATTOKNEY A C00N8KLOR-AT-LAW .
Otllcc Liberty Hnll building, opposite the
Post Ollice. Honesdale. l'a.
HOMER GREENE.
ATTORNEY A COUNSEI.OU-AT-LAW.
OIIIcd: Relf Bulldiug, Honesdalo.
CHARLES A. McCAKTY,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR- IT-LAW .
Special and prompt attention given to tbe
collection ot claims.
Ofllco: Rolf Building, Honcsdalo.
ME. SIMONS,
. ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Ollice in the Court Ilouee, llonesdale
Pa.
s
EARLE & SALMON,
ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORP-AT-LAW.
Otllces lntelv occupied by Judce Searle
Origin of the
Boars Head Feast
CHESTER A. GARRATT,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
OOlcc adjacent to Post OQlce, Honesdale. l'a.
Dentists.
DR. E. T. BROWN,
DENTIST.
Ollice First floor, old Savlnss Hank build
Inc. Honesdale. l'a.
D
R. 0. R. BRADY,
DENTIST, HONESDALE, PA.
1011 MAIN ST.
Citizens' I'bone.
Physicians.
Then was brought In th lusty brawn
Ujr blue coutod serving mn;
Then tho grim hour's hil frowned on
high.
Crested with bay nnd romary.
Well can tho crecn surbtd ranker ttl
How whon nd wher th monster foil,
What does beforu hU dsath ho tore
And all tho baiting of th boar.
Scott
EVERY Christmas tho BtudentB of
Queen's college, Oxford, Eur
laud, hold "a rlRht mcrrlo
jouste of yo olden tymo," which
Illustrates how fondly tho human heart
and Imagination cllus to pretty mum
meries ages after their origin and sig
nificance havo been forgotten. There
Is a notable gathering lu tho hall of rke
college, with a notable feast In which
not only the collage dignitaries and
students partlclpato, but nlso a chosen
circle of friends and arrangers who
nro lucky enough to ecuro invitations.
There are a banquet and merrymaking
and singing, and at a supreme moment
there Is enacted a spcctaclo whlrh for
501 years has warmed tho hearts and
delighted tho eyes of tho denizens of
tho venerable college. First comes a
procession of tho provost nnd fellows
In all the glory of their regalia. Then
from without Is heard the warning call
ot a trumpet, and following the pro-
csslon come threo bearers bringing In
tho historical boar's head. A monster
head It is, one weighing sixty or sev
enty pounds, "surmounted by a crown,
wreathed with gilded sprays of laurel
and bay, mistletoe and rosemary, with
small banners surrounding." With the
bearers comes the college precentor,
who announces his presenco and pur
pose by singing a carol, which is in one
of its severnl forms as old ns tho col-
reading hla Aristotle In Shotovor for
Mt, four miles from Oxford. Sod
Senly tlicro rushed uion him a wild
ooar. Tnkon by surprise nnd having
10 other weapon, ho closed with tho
furious beast ami thrust tho book
iown Ita throat, exclaiming ns ho did
10, "It's Greokl" ("Graocum cstl")
What with this terrifying formula and
tho tomo clogging ids maw, tho Ixmr
fielded his life without more ndo. Tho
boar's hoad feast at Christmas was
laid to have been Instituted to com
mcmorato this event.
Tho boar's head fenst and celebra
tion came down to us like Christmas
day ltsolf and nil Its amiable associa
tions tho houses decked with yow
ind mistletoe nnd holly, the merry
making and tho gift giving from tho
rule festival of our ancient ancestors.
-New York Tribune.
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If I Were Santa Claus.
If I wero Santa Claus nnd might distrib
ute! thlnCH as I should plcaso
I'd brlnff tho sorrowlnff delight and hang
on nil tho ChrlstmnR trees
That In my travols I Bhould find
This little motto: "Just Ho Kind."
I wero Santa Claus I'd bring tho pessi
mist n hopeful heart.
Bo thnt he might censo murmuring and
manfully perform his part;
I'd give to every lass and lad
Tho wish to mnko somo othor glad.
To her who coldly sneers at those who.
having ptumbled, long to flee
From where defiled walls round them
close I'd kIvo a Ilttlo charity.
For every slothful one I'd leavo
Tho wish to labor and achieve.
To them that nro tho slaves of greed I'd
bring tho wish to turn from strife,
Tho longing, when thoy've all they need,
to lead tho peaceful, quiet life.
I'd scatter chances o'er tho earth
For all who Ions to provo their worth.
If I were Bnnta Claus I'd bring tho gift
of beauty for each maid
And hopofut Eongs for them to sing who
sit defeated and afraid,
And each should havo In every land
This little motto: "Lend a Hand."
S. E. Kiser In Chicago Record-Herald.
"THE BOAB'S HEAD IN HAND 1SEA11 I.
lege ceremony, though It must be
thousands of years younger than the
precursors of the function which It en
livens. After each stanza tho whole
company Joins lustily in the Latin re
fraln:
Caput nprl defero,
Reddens laudos Domino.
After the feast tho ornaments which
had decked tho boar's head are dlstrib
uted among tho Invited guests.
Tho melody of the "Boar's nead
Carol" Is always the Bumo, but there
nro several versions of tho words. At
the present time the following version
Is used:
Tho boar's nead In hand bear I,
Bedecked with bays and rosemary,
And I pray you, my masters, bo merry
Quot estls In convivlo.
RCFRAIN.
Caput nprl defero,
Reddens lapdes Domino.
Ths toar's head, as I understand,
Is tho bravest dish In all the land.
When thus bedecked with a gay garland
Let us scrvlro cantico.
Our steward hath provided this
In honor of tho king of bliss,
Which on this day to be served Is
In regimens! atrlo.
Thero nro two obviously older ver
slons in manuscript collections. This
from Italllol MSS. No. 3M:
Tho borls lied In hondo I bryngo,
With garlands gay nnd byrdo syngynge,
I pray you all help mo to uyngo.
Qui estls In convivlo.
REFRAIN.
Caput aprl deforo,
Reddens laudes Domino.
Tho borls lied, I understand,
Ts chiefly slrved In this londe,
Wher eo ever It may bo fondo.
Ccrultcr cum elnaplo.
Tho borls lied, I daro well Bay,
Anon after tho xvth day
Ho takcth hys love and goth away.
Exlult do pair la.
More undent than even this seems
to be that found In a fifteenth century
collection, known ns the Porklngton
manuscripts, which begins ns follows:
Hey, hoy, hey, hey, tho borryB node Is
army a gaye;
Tho bmrys licdo In bond I brynge,
Tho hedo yo furst roes.
Tho borrls hede, as I yow say.
Ho takes his lefe and gothe his way,
Oono after tho zlj twel fit day,
with hoy.
Tho reference to the departure of
tho boar's head in, tho last stanzas of
tho last two versions goes plainly to
tho custom of continuing tho Christ
mas revels till Twelfth Night. Now,
wheno caino the custom which
Queen'B collego has kept alive? Her
sons treasure a legend that Is almost
if not Quito as old as tho foundation
which isrfimusing if indeforjslblo. Ac
cordinf this legend, some time
about student of Queen's was
The Sadness of Christmas.
Chrlstrans is usually regarded as n
flay of rejoicing, nnd for the children
It often is n dny of real pleasure. Hut
even upon the child, if It bo a sensi
tive child, the melaucholy begins to
creep toward tho Into afternoon as the
shadows of night draw close. Much
more to tho adult is the day, one In
which if there is pleasure it is tho
pleasure of high comedy where tears
tie very near the Joyous surface. The
young man or young woman is bored
or pained by the congregation of his
relatives, old nnd chill, about the ta
ble seeking for the amusement which
escapes, nnd even if the day is spent
about one's own immediate fireside
thero are thoughts as tho members of
the family gather together for dellb-
rate Joy that some one once belonging
Ihcre will Joy no more. So that the
pensive man finds food for tho rcflec-
ion that happiness comes, If at all,
lot for the seeking nor, at any set time,
out as an unconscious function of tho
thoughtless soul engaged in the ordi
nary occupations of the gray and com
monplace day.
WHEN MARY'S BABE WAS BORN
Dear day, how glad wo greet thy glorious
morn
Whllo fleet winged thought speeds back
to Nazareth town
To picture how that Syrian sun smiled
down
That faroft dawn when Mary's babo was
born!
Think! In that Jewish homo on that day
camo
A wondrous man-child, strong of heart
and limb.
Tho purple blood ot princes pulsed In
h m.
Lovo gavo that babo a common Hebrew
name.
He grew beyond tho limits of his race.
Boyond tho narrow vision or his time,
Ho saw sun clear tho towering truth
sublime
Man Is tho Incarnation of God's grace;
RUBBER MADE FROM WHISKY.
Chemltto Claim Kaiser's Automobllo
Tlrsa Are 80 Constructed.
Emperor William of Germany rides
in nn automobllo tho tires of which
aro mado from whisky. Within n few
years every automobllo owner may
boast tho sntno distinction, if it bo one.
Freakish as this statement may
seem, it 1 truth of the pure, unadul
terated vnriory, aver tho practical sci
entists nttondlng tho eighth interna
tional congress of applied chemistry at
Chicago.
Tho chomlsts sny that rubber may
be made from whisky In fact, has
been thus mado nnd thnt tho tires on
ono of the German emperor's automo
biles nro of synthetic rubber, with
whisky ns an Ingredient.
The fiery liquid that makes noses
red is not tho only thing thnt may bo
tho mother of rubber, they assort For
several years, it is said, hard rubber
has been mado from ordinary field
corn, and thero are scientists who claim
It Is tho most natural thing In tho
world to make it from Irish potatoes.
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X TONDBOUB MAN-CHILD.
Man Is the Eternal's finite counterpart,
In essence through and through divine,
Born In eternity to strlvo and ptno
Until ho finds hla homo In God's great
heart.
So welcomo wo on evory Christmas morn
Tho high and holy thought supreme
Our sonshtp 1b sure truth, not idlo dream.
We, too, like Mary's babe. In God aro
born.
Tea, with firm faith we hall that Christ
Child's birth,
The advent of the peerless Prince of
reace.
Our sin to cure, our sorrow to surcease,
The holiest morn that over dawns on
earth.
Rnstnn Herald.
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Don't Be Asleep
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Don't wait until every present has
been handled and shopworn; don't
wait until all the good things have
been picked out; don't rush Into tho
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the flrst thing you see; don't get the
Idea that Christmas giving properly
done Is a hurry up, haphazard enter
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shops nt the last minute.
KEMEMnEIWhow hard it is to lie
waited on.
REMEMBER how utterly impossible
It is for even a well organized store
to guarantee that your presents will
be delivered on time when you your
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until Dec. 24.
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ABSOLUTE SECURITY
171 FORTY-ONE YEARS OF SUCCESS
1912
REPORT OK TIIK CONDITION
OK THE
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
HONESDALE, WAYHK CO.. PA.
nt tho close of business. Nov. 2, 1912.
1IKS0UHCE8
Reserve fund
Cash, specie unit notes, $51.345 85
Duo from approved re
serve aL'cuts mssa i)l
Legal securltlcsnt par... M.UUU .00-231 .CM 7C
Nlckelsund cents 311 "U
Checks and cuj.1i Items 3,113 OS
Due from Hunks nnd Trust Co's. not
reserve UJSS2 17
Securities pledged for Special
deposits 5.0U0 OO
Hills discounted :
it.,.,,. ., ,,,.,u t rr, 490 nil
I'poii two or more names :frtl,5l2 H-3l2,!wy 11
Tune loans with collateral "H.UCl 21
Uiunson cull Willi collateral ISO.ikVi K5
1,011113 on cull upon one mime 2.3U0 00
Loans on call upon two or more
names KMCO 00
Loans secured by bonds nnd
mortgages I7.1H7 K)
Hoiuls. Stocks, etc.. Schedule 1.... 1,73X1X1 U
Mortgages and Judgments ot rec-
ord. Schedule I)-2 337,550 SO
Oillc o iSullding and Lot 27,000 00
Other Real Estate ,O0O 00
Furniture nnd Klxture 2,000 00
Overdrafts IK) "
Miscellaneous Abseta i00 JO
WAYNE COUNTY
SAVINGS
BAN
HonesdaSe3 Pa.
The Leading Financial Institution of Wayne Count;
1
THE PROOF
We lead in CAPITAL STOCK ? 200,000.00
We lead In SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS 372,862.00
Wo lead In TOTAL CAPITALIZATION 572,862.00
(Our CAPITALIZATION is the DEPOSITORS SECURITY)
Wo lead in Deposits 2,463,348.60
We lead In TOTAL RESOURCES 3,040,099.22
This year completes tho FORTY FIRST since tho founding of tho
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK.
MANY BANKS havo como and gone during that period.
PATRONIZE ono that has withstood tho TEST of TIME.
OFFICERS:
W. B. HOLMES, President II. S. SALMON, Cashier
A. T. SEARLE, Vice-President W. J. WARD, Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
W. B. HOLMES F. P. KIMBLE
A. T. SEARLB W. F. SUYDAM
II. J. CONGER H. S. SALMON
E. W. GAMMELL
Nov. 12, 1912.
T. B. CLARK
C. J. SMITH
J. W. FARLEY
LUMLITIKB
$3,010,00!) 22
Capital Stock, paid 111 $ 200,000 00
Surplus Fund 325.000 00
Undivided l'rollts, less expenses
and tuxes paid 47.W2 52
Individual deposits sub
ject to check $1KI.W)I CI
Individual l)eposit.TIme2.200,2-J0 01
Time certlllcules of de
posit 23S78
Deposits, Common
wealth of I'ennsylvu'u 25,000 00
Deposits L". S. Postal
Savings lUS(i2
Certllled Checks 35 00
Cashier's check outbt'g 3.050 05-2.163,223 CO
Due to banks and Trust Cos. not re-
herve 3.SH8 10
Dividends unpaid 120 00
$.1,010,00!) 22
Slate of Pennsylvania, County of Wuyne, ss:
J, II, Scott Salmon, Cashier of the above
named Company, do solemnly swear that tho
ubovu statement Is true, to tho best of my
knowledge und belief.
(Signed) 11. 8. SALMON. Cushler.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
7th duy of Nov. 1012.
(Signed) itOHEHT A. SMITH. N. P.
INotarlal Seal)
Correct-AttiM:
W. II, Holmes, 1
A. T. Skahlk, Directors.
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