The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-07-02


is the guest of Miss hAry II. Weston, OF East
| Park street.
Mics Jeanette Freeman, Of Court street,
is passing n portion OF her vacation with
New York relatives.
Rev. A. L. Whitaker will hold services
in the Presbyterian church, at waymsrt on
Sunday, az 3P.M.
Mics Elizabeth Doherty, of Olyphant,
has been entertained by Honesdale friends
fer several days.
Mrs J. J. O'Connell, OF Church street,
has been the guest Of Csrbondale friends,
for several days.
Miss Sophie N. Russell lie at Manchester,
N. H., at the home of her brother Zenas II.
Russell, and bride.
| w. n. Mumford lie now in charge OF the
| lite immediate vicinity.
Mics Eva l.. Wilson. OF 18th street, lie
passing this week with relatives at Esnti-
coke, Luz srne county.
| Miss Linda Levy, OF Cleveland, Ohio, is
being entertained by her sister, Mrs Edwaid d
| A. KatZ. Of West street.
M. J. Hanlan lie to be one OF the speak ers
at the picnic of the Champion Grange, In
Girdland, on Saturday, July ith.
| MIR. and Mre. Edward Hoage, Of Lester
shire. n. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mira Walter
LinaDerry. OF llth and Main streets.
| r. L. Grambs, wife and child, OF Scrsn-
ton. are passing this week with his brother
iu-law, VIM. II. Krantz aud family.
| Horace A. Lyons. OF Olyphant, passed
last Sunday in Honesdale, with his parents. b.
MIR. and Mrs. John N. Lyo OF West Park
| street.
George f. White, former Honesdaler,
is now a resident OF Manhattan, Montana,
and landlord of The Manhattan, Of that
town.
| Mrs o. II. Bunnell. OF Court street.
leaves for Chicago, in day or two, for a
visit with her son, Fred. .. Bunuell, OF
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W, Decker, OF East
street, are entertaining heir daughter.
Mrs. W. 7. Coon and children, OF Clark .
Green, Lack county.
| ALLEN Finn, of Lackawanna county, and
| w. f. Perham, Of Niagara, Mount Pleasant
have been in this vicinity, OF late, investi-
eating the San jose scale.
Mrs. X. W. Brady and daughter. Ethel.
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visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Giigg, and sister, Miss Eta.
| Married, at the N. L. parsonage. Hon es-
dale, June "a, 1908. by the Rev. w. II. Hitler,
Miss Emma c. Doyle, OF FoyntelIe. to Her
bert II. Davis, of Carbonda,e.
-Miss Irene Bishop, of Hawley, daughter
oi Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bishop, was among
the graduates from the East stroudsburg
state Normal schoo,, last week.
| -Arad w. Laki n, of Winwood, will rep
resent the Prohibitionists OF Wayne county
III the National Convention, which meets a,
columbus, Ohio, OH Wednesday, July 18th
Hon. n. r. Underwood, for many years
Iiesident of Lake Como, but OF late living
al Bloomfield, N. J is happily passing the
summer at his old home III the Wayne coun
ty hills.
| Herbert ii. Hitler, the up town poptman
who has been an extensive traveller in the
Vest, for some four months, returned horn-.
On Tuesday evening, and will soon r-slIn e
h,- duties.
| L .. Sweet, OF Liberty, n. V, dealer
n cut glass. eto., at that famous suinma,
resort, was in Honesdale. last week, an
purchased u full line of that ware for hi :
customers.
Loren Kimble, late OF the Wayne Cut
Glass Co., and SONS, Frank and LSren, Jr.
lett yesterday morning for New Bedford
Mass, where they are 10 make their home
| or the future.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Il. Stons leave to-
lay for Lake Minnewssks, Ulster county,
\. Y. beautiful spot on the shawaugunk
1 m m m hAln
two weeks.
Married, at the N. E parsonage, Houes.
iale, June "a, 1893, by the Rev. w. Il. Hill
ter, Miss Alma Kellermsn, OF Hawley, to
Frank &. Goldsmith, of Crystal Run,
Orange Co., N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Herbert Berry, and daugh
ter, Mrs. NJ. Biddleman. Misses Ethel Hitch
cock, Maud wilmarth and Mildred Robertp
and Arthur Berry, all Of Scranton, were re
cent guests Of Galilee friends and relatives
Mics Edith A. Hull, OF Whit Valley
Wayne Co., was among the grad es from
the Bloomsbury State Normal Iool. las
week. Her parents, Mr.. and .rs. J. w
i Hull, were present at the grt uating ex
81 cees.
. -pLrwin Maurer has been selected to fiil
q acanoy in the teachers OF the Hswley
iigh school, caused by the election OF ]. J.
R"ehler to the office Of County superinten-
dent He is a graduate OF the Boomsb burg
[ State Normal School.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. G. Brown, OF Car
3 | bOndale, will occupy their cottage at ELI
? Lake, for the coming two or three weeks
flI' sister, Mrs. b. W. Fitch, and daughters
Etith B. and Katharine. will remain there
as their guests for the same period.
o DIR. John J. Finerty, prominent ply 81
= ciun and oculist of Buffalo, N. Y, who wa
: the guest of his parents and family, of Mort
. Main street, returned home on Tuesda
morning, leaving his wife and daughter I
remain for more extended visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Steinman and daugh
= ter, Ida, will leave Friday morning for A,
bury Park, N. j., for months rest and rec
d reatiOD. On Monday they will be joined b
n Mis-. Lester r. Knapp, who will remain viii
them at that pleasant resort for about tw
weeks.
70 David Card, an old veteran OF WinwoOd
e Preston township, died June 10, 1908, age
about 40 years. He served as private
Go. X, llth Penn'a Cavalry, from Aug. .
: 1854, to May &, 1895. Deceased was IA men
n ber of John Plaskett Post, No. 4s3. q. A. II
l. Of Hancock, n delegation from which coI
d Quoted the services at the grave.
The engagement OF Miss Garnet Elair
., GTetter. OF ChiCsgo, 10 DIR. Louis Bonn
Nielsen, of Honesdale, was U,ade public G
o Tuesday. Both are graduates OF the Hone
Ie dale high school, class OF 1889, the form
10 having been salutatorian, and the latt,
h the vsledctOrian. They both graduate
from the same medical college, Miss Gre
ter being a trained nurse OF skill and eI
le perience.
n Charles Payne, of Pleasant Mount, e
* teTtalned the Ushers' Association of the
AT r.. church, on Monday evening, June 29I
aud after II business session. refreshmeu
were served, which all enjoyed. Tho
W present were John |ood, Ralph Be
rs N, Cecil Livingstone, Russell spence
A .rsle VanCampen, Ray Deming, Ere
|, Payne Erwin Deming, Charles Payne, Jol
Brain and John Boyoe.
Letters recently received from M
-, Alice H. Gregory, state that at the time