The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-07
The Philadelphia Star, under tn,

lue f-nllduSlpuld SLAT, unueT Jnt
head of Pertinent Points in the
Great Game of Politics." has the
following: up in Wayne county
there is a boom in readiness tC
start for ex-Auditor General e. B
Hardenbergh for Governor. Those
who are back of it declare that they
mean business" Philadelphia poll
ticians are a little bit worried over
anything that is started up in
Wayne. We are so high up that
it is all down hill from here to
Harrisburg. II anybody discovers
this boom, and will let us know, we
will help push it along.
| We call attention to the advertise
ment in to-day's issue of the Homes
dale Dime Bank. This bank began
some time ago a campaign of edu-
eating people to save" and judging
by the big increase of deposits edu-
cation benefits not only the pupils
but the teacher. This phenomenal
increase in deposits and number of
depositors must be very encouraging
to all connected with the bank
whether directors, stockholders or
depositors and especially so to the
editor of the Independent whose
knowledge of, and faith in advertis-
ing has been very prominent in Sc
curing the above results.
Just as we go to press informa-
tion reaches us that Mrs. Eliza
Peters, residing on Fifteenth street,
had a stroke of paralysis. DR.. Nc
Convill is in attendance.
The Business Mems Association
will meet on Friday evening. The
association will hold their annual
banquet on Tuesday evening.
The annual baccalaureate SER
mon will be delivered by Father
Jordan in st. Johns Roman Catho-
lie church on June 18th.
The High School is going to
send Joseph Jacob to Syracuse, n,
Y, to take part in Defamation
Contest to be held there May 18th,
under the auspices of the Univer-
sity.
Andy Page, of Pond Eddy, who
has large interests in stone Quaries,
purchased pair of fine draft
horses from Sheriff Braman.
The Irving Cliff Bottling Works
Company have purchased from J.
w. Kelz his soft drinks bottling
corcern. Consideration private.
This company will push this new
line and have added another dis
tributing wagon and extended their
route.
The certificate of incorporation
OF the Wayne County Pennsylvania
Society of New York was recorded
in the Office of secretary of state at
Albany, y. Y, Thursday, April 18th.
The members of this society will
hold their annual meeting Tuesday,
May 18th, at Hotel Manhattan for
the purpose of electing officers and
the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may come before the gath
ering. The names of the persons
to be the directors of the corpora
tion until its first annual meeting
are as follows: Charles w. Hand,
Brooklyn, n. Y; Charles S. Pen
warden, Brooklyn; w. w. Starbuck,
Jersey City, N. j.; Edwin p. Kilroe
and Joseph Seeman, New York.
If you do not see Nell
Gwynne" next week at the Lyric you
will regret it. 1t is one of the
plays you cannot afford to miss.
See ad.
The Presbyterian church at Bethany
is probably one of the oldest churches in
Wayne county, having been erected in
1882.
An error in our Indian Orchard
letter last week gave the wrong
name of the man who is doing the
carpenter work on Earl Hams barn.
Charles Budd is the man. We have
installed a Linotype machine, the
most marvellous invention of the
age, but it cannot read the minds
of our correspondents, and they
must write very plain or there will
be mistakes.
BY all means go and see the
Iron Master" at the Lyric. 1t will
repay you even if you have to drive
ten miles to town and ten miles
back. Prices are very reasonable.
See ad.
David Garrick," the piece now
being put on at the Lyric by the
Gardner-Vincent Stock Co., is four
act comedy and one in which Mr..
Gardner starred in for three sea-
sons with marked success. Most of
the characters are typical and the
scenes and situations are excruciat-
ingly funny. Mr, Gardner is at his
best as David Garrick and Miss
Vincent is seen to advantage as In
got and to those who enjoy good,
clean, wholesome comedy, this bill
will be a delight. AS special feat
ure Miss Eleanor Gaines will be seen
for the first time outside of the large
cities in her most successful spec
ialty The Dancing Dresden DOLL"
The powerful drama of French So
ciety life, The Ironmaster" will be
DraSented on Mondav Tuaedou ona