The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-17


and taste it IS in as bad form to wear I
straw hat in the north temperate son,
after the 18th OF September as for Win
ter to linger in the lap of Spring. De
laying the season is quite as bad al
rushing it, and in the cities those who
offend must be prepared to take the con
sequences. Woe has befallen the mar
who has had the temerity to appear in
Wall street with the out -of-date head
covering since Tuesday last, and as 9
consequence panamas and their kindred
have taken to the hat-box as their fell
low-hibernators, the woodchuck and
bsar, will shortly seek their winter
quarters. Honesdsle is not as yet suft1ci.
emily up.to date to respond as promptly
to these demands Of style ss the metrop.
oils, but even here those who offend are
objects OF wonder.
The Taft Club will meet every Fri
day evening during the Presidential
campaign at the club rooms, in the AL
len House annex.
The patrons Of the Lyric Theatre on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 22i, will hav e
an opportunity of seeing the splendid
romantic drama. tine Lily and The
Prince" Mildred Hollands greatest
success. This is an attraction that will
please every patron, and one that has
the distinction Of entertaining all class
es. Manager BENZ q. Dtarich is par
ticularly anxious that every patron will
sse this performance, not from mo-
tive OF financial advantage to him, but
because 1t is an attraction he knows
will be q real treat to the theatre
goers. He personally guarantees it, as
he is able to do, knowing the merits OF
the attraction as we'll as the manage
ment OF this notable organic ltion.
Tnrough special effort ON the part of
the management. the folio wing prices
will prevail for this engagement. Or.
chestra eea,s, ti %. dress crcls. a.
ccnts-dress circle dast . rows) 81 cents
balcony Qst 2rows 75 cents; re
mainder OF balcony tO and SO cents I,
gallery, 2b cents.
Tho hus! contest for O silver cup.
on the golf grounds. will DO played Oh
Saturday afternoon, tn @ only players
rcnain ing in the field being Frank {.
Merritt and Willard d. BirdsalI.
The Waymart high sch ool, under
tho priucipalship OF J. F. Dooley. is in a
most highly satisfactory and hourishing
condition. The fall term opened with
1888 pupils.
-Elticing q singing robin red breast
nto his home by tempting morsels, An,
drew Marick, Of 6t. Cleir, captured the
bird and placed it in cage. A game
warden placed Marick under arrest and
was made to pay the cost and fine
OF &l0. Then he liberated the bird,
which will probably 90 South for the
Ninter and furnish toothsome mouth
ni for some Florida epicure.
Floyd Carpen ter, of wsymsrt, iss stu
!elt OF the Winwood high school.
Born, to Mr.. and Nrs. wm. r Knoll o.
upper East street, Sept. Sth, son.
Arthur r. Hull, OF New York city. i.
. ssing this week with Houesdale relatives
Miss Irene Bsh op, OF Hawley, is An 10.
a uctor in one Of the South Csna aan schools
Mrs. f. Wagner, OF Peckville, has been
n guest of Waymart friends for several
lays.
Rev. VIM. F. Hopp will preach in the
1 Ia
u, 3 o'clock.
Miss Louise Fuller. OF Wilkes Barre, is
beng entertained at the home of Andrew
Thompson.
Miss Rebeccs McCsbe, OF Forest City, is
one OF the instructors OF the Aldenvile
high school.
Miss Mary Burger, OF Honesdsle, has
been the guest Of Mrs. Mark V. Richards, of
Port Jervis.
Mrs. wm. W. Weston, who has been
critically Ill for a number OF weeks, is now
o the gain.
Chester Ross, OF Tyler Hill, is now filling
a position as teacher in one OF the Whining
ton, Del, schools.
Mrs. Anna F. Lang, OF Cherry Ridge, a
venerable lady OF 81 years, is the guest Of
Car bondale relatives.
Miss Grace wegge, OF Hswley, has en-
rolled as a student of the State Normal
School at Bloomsbury.
Clyde Belts, OF Galilee, has gone to In
d 'na, where he will pursue course OF
stuiy IN civil engineering.
Miss Florence Eldred is pursuing course
IN stenography and typewriting at the
Scranton Business College.
A reunion Of the Damn family was held
in Clinton, on Saturday, Sept. 9th, with a
Goodly number in attendance.
Miss Louise Edgar, OF North Main
street, is entertaining school friend, Miss
Mary Hogsett, of Danville, Ky.
Mrs. L. o. Hamln. OF Syracuse, N. Y,
is expected in Honesdale her former home,
the last OF the month for a visit.
Eugene P. Cauheld. OF West Park
street, has resumed his studies in st. Bona
ventures College, Allegany, NY.
Samuel Katz, late OF the firm OF Kstz
Brothers, has about decided to remain in
honesdale, and embark In business.
Miss Jessie L. Davey, of Scranton, rs-
turned home last week, after passing two
weeks most delightfully."- at Beach Lake.
-Mr. William Il. MaoMillau, OF West
Plttston, is visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Ball, OF Park street.
Mrs, Susan spruks ami Miss NJ. Louise
Krefer went to New York on Tuesday, for
n weeks stay, oombning business and pleas.
uIe.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude Toole,