The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-27

ing over the October Term of court.
The Midnight Sons" have is
sued invitations to a Halloween so
cisl at the Lyric hall on Friday even
ing.
Fish Commissioner Meehan an
nounces he is ready to receive appli-
cation for trout fry to be delivered
in the spring OF 1910.
About 40 members of Honesdale
Lodge of Masons will go to Hamlin-
ton this evening to visit Salem Lodge
who celebrate their 50th anniversary.
Amos Blakeslee, who shot and
killed Garrett Berry, formerly of
Galilee, has been sentenced to serve
not less than three and not more
than twelve years in the penitentiary.
Texas No. Engine Company
celebrated on Tuesday evening by a
ball which was largely attended.
The firemen from neighboring COM
panies we're we'll represented.
The Commissioners are in ses-
companies are here in the interest of
their companies and lower assess
ments on coal land in Wayne county.
The genuine chicken pie supper
given Thursday evening last by the
ladies of the Methodist church was
appreciated to the extent of over
800, plus the unanimous satisfaction
of all who partook of the same.
In this issue of The Citizen we
begin the interesting story entitled
paid in Full" by John w. Harding.
We are sure this story will be sure
to please all who may read it. Take
The Citizen and get this story.
Thomas Garvey, of Carbondale.
has been maze manager of the Bell
Telephone Exchange in that city.
MIR. Garvey is well known at this
place, having worked for the tele-
phone company here for several
months. His many friends at this
place will be pleased to know of his
promotion.
Hon. E. E. Hendrick, ex-Mayor
of Carbondale and one of the public
spirited men of that city, died on
Monday at his home on Lincoln ave-
nue.. Mr.. Hendrick was identified
with many of Carbondale's industries
and that city is greatly indebted to
him for the progress which has been
made in her civic and industrial
career.
At the home of the brides par
ents in Schenectady, Roy S. Ammer-
man was united in marriage with
Miss Grace B. Gerhaeusser, on Thurs
day, Oct 21. Mr.. zimmerman is a
native of Hawley and grew to man.
hood in that place. He is a son OF
George zimmerman who is mem
ber of one of Hawley's best families
and for a number of years was post
master. Mr. zimmerman and his
bride will reside in Schenectady in a
newly erected and furnished house
recently purchased by the groom.
"A play which is generally con
ceded to be widely different from
others, and one that is filled with
fantastic humor as we'll as weirC
mystery, is announced for an early
appearance at the local theatre. L
is "The House of a Thousand Can
dies" based on that most enjoyable
Nicholson. The dramatization ha
scored the greatest of triumphs, al
in it's stage form it has immediatel!
taken rank with the very creates
Broadway successes of the past tive
seasons. Book lovers will be pleas
ed to learn that in it's stage dress i
has not lost any of the stirrin,
characters are equally as origina
and appealing.
DIR. Frederick A. Cook, the dis
coverer of the North Pole, will max
Callicoon a visit the last week il
November, after he returns from hi
western tour. The exact day will
be announced later. The doctor ha
planned on giving the people of Cal
licoon and vicinity a public lectur
in the afternoon, and in the evening
an illustrated lecture to the relative
and as many friends as can be ac
commodated. A committee of busi
ness men are making arrangement
to give DR.. Cook a royal welcome.
"A regular meeting of the Wayn
County Medical Society was held a
Hotel Kahlmann, Hawley, Oct. 81
1909. At $3.50 p. m. Second Vic
President G. T. Rodman, of HaW
ley, called the meeting to order, tn
following others being in attend
ance: Drs. A. c. Voigt, of Hawley
o. j. Mullen, of Hallisterville, A
> B. Stevens, of Scranton, E. o. Bang
L. A. Bang, and A. M. Cook G
South Canaan, F. w. Corson, G
Waymart, R. w. Brady, F. w. Pow
ell, w. T. McConville, and L. +
Nielsen, of Honesdale. After othe
business had been transacted, DR.
; H. c. Many, of Tyler Hill, and {
. ]. Mullen, of Hollisterville, wer