The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-09

treasurer, and private r. NJ. Stocker
secretary of Company f, n. g. p.
William j. Fuller died at Southamp-
ton, L. l., which place he was visiting
for the benefit of his health. Mr.. Fuller
was a son OF Thomas Fuller, who in the
early DAYS Of this county stood among
the foremost of her practitioners at the
bar.
Thirty years ago.
Fifty-five boats day are being clear
ed from onesdale-carrying total
gross daily shipment OF more than 100
| tons of coal.
Fortv-tive hands are employed in the
Durland, Torrey Il Co. shoe manufac-
tory.
| Lieut.. Horace q. Young presented
| the prize badge, for crack shooting
competed for by members of Co. +, to
Orderly Sergeant VIM. II. Stanton.
The comic opera OF "Pinaforc' in re-
hearsal by local talent under the direc-
ton OF Thomas Peaslee. The cast was
as follows: Admiral Porter, X. G.. E.,
/ II. J. Conger Captain Corcoran, John
F.. Richmond Ralph Ralphstraw, Thos.
Peaslee Dick Deadeye, Thomas J. Ham;
Bill Bobstay, (Boatswainl f. b. Free
man; Bob. Beckett, Frank Monaghan;
Tom Bowline. John n. c. Bader Tom
my Tucker, Midshipmite, Master Schulz
Ter Jack O'Malley, Sergeant OF Marines,
W. +. Greeley Josephine, the Captains
daughter, Miss Kate Miles; Hebe, Sir
Joseph's First Cousin, Mrs. w. II. Ham;
Little Buttercup, Mrs. T. j. Ham, with
a full chorus OF forty voices. Mrs. L.
b. Richtmyer, pianist william IL.
Ham, leader ot orchestra.
c. c. Jadwin elected chairman OF the
Honesdale school board, and Prof. John
n. Dolph re-engaged as principal.
Librarian reports ,, l52 volumes in the
Honesdale School library.
Benjamin IL. Holgate shot in the face
while out cunning in Damascus town.
ship. The wound was believed to have
been self-inflicted during temporary de-
rangement.
Thirty-five years ago:
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward visitor in
Honesdale.
Prof. L. II. Barnum engaged as prin-
cipal and Miss Louise Reynolds as AS
sistant principal of the HOnesda!e Grad
ed School. J. w. Manning appointed
tax collector.
"Randall's Thumb" very successfully
rendered at Liberty Hall under the au.
spices of the Franklin Lyceum Associa.
ton. The female roles were taken by
Miss Alice Young, edith Temple)
Miss Anna Wilbur. Miss Spinn) Mrs
ID. K. Atkinson, (NIrs. Scantebury) and
Mrs. w. II. Ham, (Mrs. Flamboys.)
An organ concert ut the NJ. f. churct
Welded $lS2 net. George w. Morgan
who was the principal performer has the
reputation %; being the best pedal play
er in the world. He had charge OF ar
organ and choir when he was only eigh
years OF age. Miss Hattie Genung (nov
i Mrs. o. l.. Rowland) rendered Wollen
haupt's "tirand March de Concert,
". II. Ham and Miss Lucia Atkinson
: gave flute and piano duet, and Mrs
T. j. Ham sang II Cannot Sing tn,
Il Old Songs" Refreshments were served
in the lecture room after the concert.
The packet boat "Dyberry," will
President Dickson and family, Genera
: Manager Coe +. Young, and other cana
dignitaries on board, under the com
: mand OF Capt. Jim" Startup ar
: rived in lIonesdale after delightful
trip up the canal.
Il Attorney General Samuel f.. Dim
mick, his deputy Lyman ID. Gilbert ant
II Senator Mcpherson, of Harrisburg, wit
ii. NJ. Secly and NJ. l.. Tracy captured
305 fine trout III the Dyberry.