The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

7 return engagement Of the beautiful
4 romantic drama, THE Lily and The
Prince" for Wednesday evening, Sept.
30ih. This play, which 90 delightfully."-
pleased fine audience on Tuesday
: evening, is without doubt one OF the
3 best productions on the road this sea-
son. The coetuming is the most elabo.
, rate that has been seen on the Lyric
stage; the scenery, which lie carried by
the company, make up some of the
prettieet stage settings TO be seen Oh
any etage. As to the acting, it can
truthfully be said that their work lie
, far above the average Of higher price
shows. Every member Of the cast has
an opportunity 10 display their ability,
which they taultlessly do, thereby max
ing the show meritorious production.
People attending the county fair next
week should take advantage Of this
opportunity and see THE Lily and The
Prince"
H. B. Neeff, Of Lake Ariel, is to
have an auction on his premises, We'd
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Cows, wagons, farm implements, etc.
The next session Of the Wayne
County Sunday School Convention will
be held IN the 5eelyville chapel, on
Thursday, Oct. sth. The full list OF
speakers will be announced later.
The Wayne county fair opens on
Monday, Sept. 2sth, and closes on Thurs.
day, Oct. let. Great preparations are
being made by the board Of directors to
make it the greatest and best exhibition
ever held on the grounds.
The entire National Guard of Penn
sylvania is to parade in Philadelphia,
on Tuesday, Oct 9Th. it being founders
week. The 18th regiment will leave
scranton on the evening Of the 80 or
carly on the morning Of the 4th. While
in Philadelphia they will be quartered
iu the armory Of the let regiment, cor
uer OF Broad and Callowhill streets
transportation will be provided free to
he men, and the privates will each re.
ceive 81 the day OF the parade. Co. 4,
| u houoouhie, Will uoooSicoo ~ WIN iui
ranks.
1T rained for about an hour in the
southern portion OF Wayne county, last
Monday morning.
-Hopesdale'e manufacturing plants
which have been in the habit of max
i'g the Lsckawsxen and Dy berry de-
p ositories for refuse from their eetab-
ltshments, have received official notice
from the State Waterway Commits
sioners to discontinue the practice at
once.
'sir week the directors of the srgicul
ursl society have made arrangements
or sprinkling the roadway between
loneedule and the fair grounds.
The Whatsoever Circle OF the NJ. 4
:iurch will hold it's annual fair and
upper in the church parlors, Dec. 81.
While running sausage machii e
i. Henry Dunkelberg's Seelyvii!
'l,chering establishment on Friday
.Jernoon last, Richard Heinrich had
n misfortune to main himself Tor life.
,s was feeding the meat to the keen re-
:Iiving knives with his right hand,
Nhcn his fingers were caught, and four
D; them almost completely severed.
he thumb fortunately escaped injury,
,nd as a portion Of the little finger lie
saved, the hand may yet become use
tul to certain degree DR.. +. ". Pow.
ell was called, aud assisted by DR.. Ii :.
B 5earles, gave the lacerated members
necessary attention. Mr.. Heinrich is
ln unmarried man, and a most COM
yelent workman. He is understood to
have considerable means, and TO be 60
fortunate as to hold a good accident
policy.
There will be chicken pie supper
served in the M. E. church parlors, on
Thursday. Sept. gath. Fret table at
$50 p. M. Tickets, IS cents.
Gilbert White is again quite i'll at hi
home on 10th street.
Born, TO Mr.. and MIS- Edward Bates, OF
Wsymsrt, Sept. 18th, a son.
Reed eager, OF Lebanon, has entered
the West Chester State Normal School as a
student.
| Miss Lizzie @. Bassett. OF East street,
is visiting relatives in Scranton and Car
bondale.
John H. Torrey. OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
passed last Sunday with his father, E. f
Tolrey.
-Mlss Grace Barnes, OF Beach Lake, ID
teacher OF the Numford school, near Wa
verify. Pa.
Miss Charlotte Hawks, OF Scranton, 10 a
guest at the home OF Mrs. Hugh Murray. OF
Cherry Ridge.
Dwight @. Dorfinger, OF White Mills
was registered at THE Wolcott," New York
city, last week.
Miss Mary A Parker, OF Paterson, N.
j., is being entertained by her aunt, Mrs
John ID. Weston.
John Lee. OF Clinton. is pursuing a
course of study in the state Normal schoo
at West Chester.
Miss Cora Robinson, of seelyville, is the
Instructor OF the Autumn Leaves, Bucking-
ham township school.
Henry z. Russell is now enjoying briet
auto rides In his auto, travelling ut very
, moderate rate Of speed.
Z -Mesdames c. N. Betz, Isaac F.. TIbbett
and Judson w. Yerkes are at Atlantic City
Inhaling ocean breezes
. Mrs. Nathan Wilcox and Miss Margare
, Leonard, OF Canaan. were callers on Homes
l dale friends, on Monday.
John II, StronGman has closed his sum
u mcr home 1T Bethany, and removed to New
< York city with his family.
- Henry w, DunninE, Of Wilkos-Barre
II was professionally engaged IN Honesdalt
+, last Saturday and Monday,
Ie John Leonard returned TO his home il
: Frrmoy, on Friday, after spending wee
~ with relatives in Cherry Ridge.
w W. Wood, OF Honesdale will adore.
: the Republicans OF Berlin, in Ives's hal
Beach Lake, on Saturday evening.
MISSES Ella and Margaret Fitch and Mar
u Riley, of HonesdRle, were guests OF friend