The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-17
Read Cortright's ad. in the cent-a-
word column il you want horse.

Read Cortright's ad. in the cent-a.
word column If you want horse.
Thomas Ooggins of Hawley, gwho
was arraigned before Justice1sof the
Peace ]. H. Thompson, of thatEplace,
on the charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by his wife has been sent to the
county Jail in default of 500 bail.
AT a special meeting of the knights
of Columbus, on Sunday, the question
ofbuying or renting rooms was discussed,
and it was decided to lease the second
and third floors of the Calvin building
on Main street, after number of i'm
provements are made. The council will
occupy their new rooms about April LIST.
Ida M. Lamberttell in clever verse,
in last weeks Deposit Courier, how
exit" a pretty colt, was changed into
an unruly beast by the cruelty of her
first master, and when she fell into
the hands of an appreciative and kind
owner, re-developed her original gentle
disposition, and proved to be treasure
hardly second to "Black Beauty"
Among others of her exploits, Kit is
credited with making the trip from Equi-
nunk to Honesdale in three hours, and
the return journey in two and half,
which was "going some" it must be ad-
mitted.
The Lincoln Memorial services at
the Baptist church last Sunday night
were both enjoyable and profitable. The
Sunday school rendered an appropriate
program. Special features were the
singing by Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Clark,
and an inspiring address by F. P. Kim
BILE, Esq.
Several persons were accepted into
membership at the Baptist church last
week. Meetings are being continued
every night this week sermons by Mr..
Minch.
Rev. James Rainey, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Kellerman, of Scranton, are
conducting revival of wide reaching
effect, both at Aldenville and Clinton
Centre Baptist churches. Last Sunday
eighteen were baptized, and the meet
ings are being continued with success.
Horace G. Young, who with his wife
and daughter, Miss Daisy, are in Allan
tic City, N. j., awaiting the result of an
operation performed on his sister, Mrs,
Joseph B. Dickson, at Roosevelt Hos
pital, New York city, on Wednesday
last, writes Honesdale friend that the
patient is in very critical condition
and that he has grave apprehensions as
to the outcome. His other sister, Mrs
Alice Barnes, of Muskagee, Oklahoma
herself in impaired health for some time
was expected to arrive in New Yorl
early this week, to be with Mrs. Dickson
through her trying ordeal. The anxious
family have the sympathy of many
Honesdale friends.
-Houck & Son, of Deposit, N. Y,
better known as Steeple Jacks, are in
town, placing the slate on Kreitnel
Brothers new building on 10th street.
Evangelist and Mrs. Vangorder, o
Beach Lake, who have been doing gooo
work in Canada and upper New Yorl
state, passed through Peckville on theil
way home, and on Sunday of last weel
occupied the pulpit of the M. E. church
the former at the morning service an6
the latter in the evening.
The Postmasters' Association Of
Pennsylvania will tender grand din.
ner to Hon. Boies Penrose, chairman o.
the United States senate committee or
postoffices and postroads, and chairman
of the United States joint postal COM
mission, to be held at the Hotel Bellevue
Stratford, Philadelphia, Pa, on Satur-
day, March Goth. The distinguished
guests will include the incoming post.
master-general, the four assistant post
masters-general, and the members and
secretary of the joint postal commission
NJ. B. Allen, Honesdale's popular post
master, is named as one of the committee
of arrangements.