The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rupert, of Main street, a daugh-
ter.
MIR. and Mrs. George Wolf, of
Ridge street, are rejoicing over the
arrival OF daughter.
The annual Wayne county Sun
day school convention will be held
at Bethany October 1st.
The children that have been
misusing the school property of
Texas township, are warned against
so doing.
Charles p. Searle won the
champion golf cup on the Homes
dale link, on Saturday last. Cash
ier II. S. Salmon was Mr. Searle's
opponent in the play OF.
The semi-annual SESSION of the
Wayne County Teachers Associa-
tion will be held at Lake Como Oct.
2nd. Supt. G.. F. Hoban, OF Dun
more, will deliver his lecture on
THE Schools of England"
In an attempt to get out of
bed a few days since, Mrs. S. NJ.
Decker, of Court street, fell to the
floor and fractured three ribs. DR..
William Schoonover, of New York
city, reduced the fracture
During the winter of 1908,
Darling's educated animals were
playing through Cuba, from Ha-
wanna to Santiago and proved to be
a new novelty act for that country
and pronounced so by the leading
papers of that vicinity. 1t will be
seen at the Wayne county fair this
year-in October.
Survivors of Company B, Third
Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve
volunteers. with their families and
friends held a reunion and outing
at Lake Ariel on Saturday last. The
day was spent in various amuse-
ments and in recounting the tales
of war times which never seem to
lose their interest among the vet
Grams and their friends. The old
officers of the association We're re-
elected as follows: President, l.. I.
Adams; first vice president, F.
Brundage; second vice president,
c. w. Hubbard; secretary. w. j..
Hand; assistant secretary and
treasurer, w. G. Moore. Those
present were: II. S. Potter, G. H..
Hubbard and wife, L. A. Marshall
and wife, Henry Haynes and wife,
Joseph Bachon, G. L. Mitchell, W..
G.. Moore, Benjamin Bennett, f..
Brundage and wife.
The Scranton Republican, of
Saturday last, has this to say about
Honesdale: Honesdale's Old Home
Week has ended, and appropriately
enough with the dedication of a
new High school building that is a
pride and satisfaction to the town.
Honesdale'S educational ideals have
always been high, and perhaps no
place of its size has produced a
larger number of persons eminent
in their various professions and
lines of work. From it's beginning
educational advantages have been OF
prime importance to it's citizens.
Perhaps no local interest of Homes
dale will receive q greater impetus
from Old Home Week than the Viii
lage Improvement society. This
town was the pioneer in the work
that has spread over the continent
and has been an inspiration in
civics to thousands of other COM
munitieS. Much of the aesthetic
satisfaction that returned visitors
felt in their old home was the re-
suit of activities of the organization
OF women that for years has work
ed for the improvement of Homes
dale, in its sanitary conditions as
we'll as it's appearance. Thus the
praise and admiration of guests
during the last few days should af-
ford encouragement to all who have
helped to make the town better
and a brighter place of residence,
and renewed efforts will be expect.
ed from all the residents.
The Rev. p. J. O'Malley, pastor
of St. Johns church, Pittston, and
the Rev. r. A. McAndrew, of St
Mary's church, WilkesBarre, will
be invested with the robes and in
sigma of a monsignor on Sunday
October 10 ,and on Sunday, Octo-
Der pa, respectively. The ceremony
although not so elaborate as the
ordination of a priest or the con
secration of a bishop, has it's own
peculiar ritual and prescribed GER
emonies. The investiture will take
place during the celebration of higl
mass, "coram episcope," that is in
the presence of the bishop of the
diocese. Just before the newly
created monsignor receives the re-
gala of his office, he walks from
the sacristy clad in the purple robes
which he will wear henceforth in
stead of the black soutane of the
ordinary priest. He will be then
handed the tangible indications oi
his office, such as the ring and skull
cap, by the bishop, after which 6
sermon appropriate to the occasion