The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-06

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-mrs' L. D. b. waller OF Phllanelphla'
outa FORMER weli-knoWn Honesuale lady'
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Iieu' III FOREST Olty, Juiy ~ l'Vo'
py tue new ). o. Oustaro' MISS h'lzao"th
ArDuckle, OF Forest Clty' to Cecil Nane Mo-
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-mrs' mSron D. Doage lelt on MONDAY
hs. ,a lor lour weeks V'sil WIN relatives al
Oiu Ao"n' "a'ne, pretty ulanu'uctu'I"e
plaoe near her cnlluhoou nome
'ss 'enn,e Fryer, vi l'.h street. was
gwen TN shower AT the nome OF MISS
A''eiiA Oonsuoh' vi has' street, lasl rriuAy
evening" II WIS very PHEASANT anar'
-Miss Helen b. ssndercock, of Lake
ht'ei' " one OF party OF young lauies VINO
are De'ne entertained ny thelr seminary
'''o"u' "i''' O"r''e "cOaoe' III A"""uu"'
Mrs. Buel Dodge, Mrs. 4, W. Powell and
daughter, Mrs Martin E. Hpft, left for
Laurel Lake, in Damascus, on Monday
morning, where they will remain two
weeks.
Rev. g. G. simpkine, pastor OF the M.
church, at Morris, N. V. was stricken with
paralysIs, last week, He was for "A number
OF years In charge OF the NJ. F.. church, IN
hs"ley'
-Miss Tllie weiss, OF East Park street,
will leave on Friday for Maine, where she
will spend two weeks al the summer home
OF ,r brother, Samuel W. wcissand family.
OF rev York,
Mrs. VIM. n. Starbuck, Of Jersey City
Heights, lie spending some time with her
mother and sisters, IN this place. MIR. Star
buck will spend his vacation here later n
the month.
Mrs. j. Howard Beach. of Milanvilp, is
being entertained by Rev and Mrs. II. II,
Dresser, OF Union, N Y. MIR. Dresser was
for some time pastor of the NJ. f.. church,
at damascus.
Mics Ina T. Babbltt, OF Scranton, spent
sunday at her home here. Miss Babbtt il
holding very Responsible position as stem
ographer for the Scranton Loan Co., with
offices In the Board of Trade Building.
Mics Florence q. Brown, OF Main street,
Is entertaining camping party Of young
iadiee' at Elk Lake, comprising Florence
nsii, mary bodie' Hattie smith, Laura Cort
rignt anu Emily Brown dew Drop Camp"
's the Title
"A L. eearle, Es,l,, leaves on Saturday TO
DO absent uptll September. He will pass IL
~eek win MS mother Mrs. H. I. Scar le. nj
lhe'tord' vermont, and then 20 to Burke
naVen' Lake sunapee, N. H. for the bal
huUb VI tue Time,
-Mrs. VIM. II. Cummings left last week
'or TOUR OF several months In British Co
'uhD'h auu tue racine coast States. with II
party OF ir'ends' hellowHtone Park ana
o'ner piaoes Oh interest Will also probably
DO gwen VIS't'
Rev. F. F. Gibbs. a former pastor uf th
N. f.. church, at Bethany, hut more recent
iy located at Lake Como, has resigned his
pSs'ofate IN the latter town, and accepted
oA'i u u ieauihs ohurch IN the West.
George Howell. super iintendont g.
schools OF Lackawanna county, who hr
been enjoying u tshruS OH Ing at Ro.nns
pond in Cherry Ridge township, returned
TO his home IN Scranton on Friday last.
Hay md urs Ioh, r,x =, p..,
post NJ v arc .,a,,s or Cnia SCI,
Honeadale relatives Mr.. Knox Ia n form",
pastor OF the Prssbytarian .hu-ch. at R,l,y.
Vile, but is now in cha ~. of n church II,
Painted Post.
Mr. apa Mrs w w.,.o. t,o
little daughter, I,aura M Mo- yorL ,;,,
are visitinp THAR nar.nts NJ ona .,r. n
r Ham. at lg,a Oourt .,rs., NJ Han, y,
dramatic editor ot ths Naw york SIM ,,,,n
which paper he has been connected for sew
eral years.
Mrs. Margaret Ball, Mrs. Jessie b Dol
metsoh and daughter Marguerite, of Park
street. in company with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Il. NAOMI lila IL. OF West Pittstou, are occupy
ing q cottage at Lake Wiuols. Hon ami
Mrs. A. b. Dunsmore, OF wellsboro, Will
pass the last two weeks OF August az guests
at the same cottage.
"A. W. Gates, of Thompson, Susu. cnuu-
ty, but formerly OF Scott township thia
county, celebrated the SSlh Anniversary of
his birth, July 18th, by a reunion of hls
children and grandchildren. His good wifi.
was 90 years old July y3I. Roth nre hal.
and hearty, with good prospe ots of living
many years to come. They haye IA een mar
risd over el ysara.
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ns-aI sarvioos 49,. haIs =, ~, ""ooo ~ 'u'
Iu,hsron ohnroh =, 49," -, u'''
day M ,os, ,gaal, :, a,..,,,', In ''unoN' ''H
and nine children: Mrs. j. Reidenback
Mrs. T. Thompson. Mrs II. Phillips, Mra
Piller, Mrs. j. Davis, Mrs. Knowlon, Misc
Amelia and Olga, all of Scranton, and one
brother, GOttleb. OF Honesdale.
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n pudd Of pa,,,,,,In ~ a"u ~
york ,or f,Ivn,o,,,t E' oaou i.ou, Ne"
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40 ,,ais .'H 'no' ieu'on,o' ihoy return
hrotha, Tha. io' ',''' "i'n a'i oiuer
oonn,. . ""o 'nnue "Trip 10 tl'H
,o,,a ou.y Soa's aso' we "'Hh the
oon,ino po'po''"0 'oS"soT' going ana
"m' oeii returned from his Euro .
peAn TRIP on saturday night last The home
journey was maze on renord time 80 far hs
.he n'eanSnlp ana railroads were concerned,
tue only eAoeption being when the tram on
Tue nohesuale Branch reached Hawi"y nnd
was Siue-traoked ior three hours giving
him an irksome wait almost within gun
AhOt OF home He had the good fortune to