The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-09
LOCAL MENTION.

Inc local COTTSSpOhuShSS VI h"hS
of our regular contributors is un-
avoidably omitted from this issue.
1t will appear Wednesday next.
Services at the Methodist Episco-
pal church next Sunday: Preaching
by the pastor at 1890 a. m. and
1880 p. m. In addition to the reg
ular services the pastor and congre-
CATION will unite in the Union SER
vices at the Presbyterian church at
5 p. m.
Once more the Fourth of July
is over. We can all settle down
and laugh over the good times we
enjoyed on that day.
-Rev. A. L. Whitaker will holu
service in White Mills Sunday, July
II, at p. m.
There we're 432 tickets sold at
the Union station for Lake Lodore
on Monday.
One thousand and twelty-three
babies will be exhibited at the
Times baby show. at Luna Park.
Scranton. this afternoon. Squally
afternoon.
-Katz. Bros. announce elsewhere
in this paper their semi-annual mus
lin underwear sale.
The White Mills base ball team
will play the Honesdale aggregation
on July 18th, at White Mills.
At the service in Grace Episco-
pal church on Sunday. July II,
1880 p. m, lay-readers' licenses will
be presented to two members OF the
brotherhood of St. Andrew.
VIM. Loris, who has been foreman
at the National Elevator Machine Co.'S
works, has resigned his position and left
this week for WilkesBarre, where he ha:
accepted position with the Mattesor
Motor Works of that city.
-Winifred Mumford, who has beer
manager ofthe Bell Telephone Exchange
at this place has been transferred to Car
bondale and left for that city Saturday.
The Pennsylvania shorthand re-
porters Association, in session at Scran
ton "roasted Hon. Adebert g. Tanning
President Judge of Bradford county
because he removed Alfred c. Heat
from the position of official stenographe
of the courts of that county. Says tina
the Judges action was 'unmanly ant
unprovoked." Tut-tut Just remem
ber the wide ditch between one who
wears judicial ermine, and the chap who
makes turkey-tracks with a lead pencil
"A goodly number of our citi
zens who are interested in Great
er Prosperity Honesdale, met at the
court house on Thursday evening
July I'd, to take in to consideration
the feasibility and desirability o.
having an Old Home Coming Week
Many who were interested in the
movement were absent owing tt
other engagements which had beer
entered into before notice of the
public meeting had been announced
Professor Oday was elected chairman
and N. j. Spencer, secretary. Th'
chairman briefly stated the objec
of the meeting and called upol
Messrs. A. T. Searle, NJ. j. Hanlin
VIM. II. Dimmick, and Rev. w. II
Swift to give their views upon tn,
subject matter of the meeting
These gentlemen all responded ant
in such an enthusiastic manner tha
that when the question was place.
before the meeting it was unanimous
ly agreed to have a Home Comin
Week celebration. The question o
organization was then discussed an
Jno D. Weston was unanimousl
selected as President-Director an
Milton r. Salmon, secretary. Tn
following directors were selected t
have charge of details with powe
to select their helpers l.. j. Dol
finger, Finance; NJ. ]. Kelly, enter
tainment, Sigmund Katz, advertis
ing, Harry Richards, decorations, +
p. Kimble, speakers, w. j. Foerbel
firemen's parade, A. F. Searle, ded
cation of school, w. F. Suydan
civic parade, Robert Murray; fire
works, H. T. Menner; invitations
Frank Schuerholz; athletics, Il.
Clark, reception, Martin CauflelC
privileges, and N. B. Spencer, police
There will be a meeting of til
Alumni Association of the Hone
dale High School at the High Scho,
room on Friday evening, July 9tl
at 1880. All alumni are earnest
requested to be present