The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-14
PERSONAL.
to the Grand Lo

the guest of Miss Eta Nielsen, of 10th
street.
Mrs. Mary Simpson, of Keene, has
been spending a few days in town with
relatives.
Miss Marjorie Hoyt, of Peckville,
has been entertained by Waymart friends
for several days.
j. Kirk Rose, of Carbondale, passed
last Sunday with his mother, Mrs. L. o.
Rose, of l4th street.
Prof. John Evans and wife, of Car
bondalc, spent last week with George A.
Is. Miller, of Main street.
VIM. j. Ward and family, who oc-
cupicd their bungalow just north of the
golf grounds, returned to town on Tues
day.
Married, in Hancock, N. V, Oct. 4,
1908, by the Rev. w. NJ. Yeomans, Miss
nela Carey, of Hancock, to Roy Lord,
Of Equinunk
Miss Mary A. Mumiord gave tea
yesterday afternoon, the honored guests
being Miss Bessie NJ. Chambers and
Mrs. Geo. q. Johns.
Mrs. Geo. q. Johns, of New York
city, is passing the time at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Cham
hprs, Of l4th street.
Henry Il. Russell has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent accident to be
able to walk out, although his arm still
requires treatment.
Miss Mary II. Foster, of 18th street,
gives luncheon this afternoon, in honor
of Miss Bessie NJ. Chambers, who is to
be married ON Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Orchard and children,
Maurice and Elizabeth, of Carbondale,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
} Emma q. Secor, of West street.
lion. and Mrs. NJ. G. Addoms, of
New York city, are expected in Henes-
dale the last of the week, rs the guests
OF Hon. and Mrs. Geo. S. Purdy.
Mrs. James Lindsay and daughter
, Mrs. j. l.. Wctherby, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Dundaff, with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Josephine Warrington.
: +. Il. Beers, Esq, and two sons, OF
: Scranton, were entertained last Sunday
, ut the home of the formers parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Ulysses Beers, of 18th street.
Davenport Post, No. 534, will hold
I memorial service in their hall ut Gravi
: ty next Saturday, Oct. 18th, at O'Clock
r. NJ, in memory OF their deceased com
=, radcs, Hiram Rockwell and VIM. De
, tirote.
5 Mrs. Minor G. Carr, formerly Miss
t Carrie Tillou, OF this place, and aftel
/ her marriage long resident of Greer
. Ridge, but more recently of Chicago, i.
!. visiting eastern relatives and friends
= Rollin Carr, of the Providence Bank is
d son.
Y Daniel p. Kelcher, foreman at Dex
Il ter, Lambert & Co.'S silk mill at Hawley
8 and Miss Emma Stelz, of the same place
were married at st. Phiomena's churcl
in that borough on Tuesday morning o
last week, Oct. 6, 1908, Rev. p. G. Wint
ers officiating.
= Howard Ilartung, n former Homes
: daler, but mt present an employee II
l. Hazards butcher shop, Scranton, haC
II his right hand caught in a sausage ma
d chine Oct. 7th, and badly crushed, 81
+ much so that he may possibly have t,
# have one or two fingers amputated.
l. Joseph B. Dickson, of New Yorl
u city, member Of the coal sale firm o
u Dickson & Eddy, of that city has beel
= appointed general manager for all tn
e coal interests OF the j. p. Morgan Co
l. Mr.. Dickson is wellknown in Homes
e dale, his wife being Mary Augusta,
z daughter OF the late COe f. Young, O
h our borough.
n Stephen II. Sharpsteen, native o
Ie Honesdale, and for some years superin
II tendent.of our electric light plant, is nov
l. resident OF Tenafly, N. j., where he i
1t for most of his time engaged in writin
" for technical journals. The Sept issu
le of the Electrical Review contains lon
e and very comprehensive article from hi
2 pen, with diagram, explaining and il
~ Illustrating the "Two-Motor Drive-AutC
matte Web Printing Control" and show
l. ing n thorough mastery of the intricat
~ subject on which he writes.
+, 1t is too bad that "Our Christ
N Mathewson," after such splendi
Of seasons record, should come to grief i
he the last game for the championship c
T. the National League. On Friday he wa
vi hammered for triple and two double
|. in single inning, Chicago scoring fou
cs runs, enough to land the game. "Matty
F. actually wept when he was compelled
., walk from the field in the seventh inning
It, at least temporarily defeated base-ba
s. idol, Mordecai Brown, of the "Cubs,
e. who stopped the rush of the Giants,
el and landed the battle for the Wester
to team, becoming the reigning star of til
first magnitude,