The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-03-05
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
+ The Lake Lodore ice company is
+ ding forty carloads OF ice q day, to
the houses of the Erie Railroad Co.,
an order for 10, 600 tons. 1t is shipped
Hornell, N. Y, via Carbondale ard
Jefferson Branch. TO fill the order
cars will be required, and at the rate
shipment named, it will take nine days
. All the order.
TT. B. Clark, of North Main street,
! Ve banquet to a party OF his person
+ Friends on Wednesday evening last,
ich was an event of unusual social
4 oyment. The company comprised
Edward Jermyn, of Scranton; Levi A.
+ tterson, of Carbondale; c. H. Dor
&hger, of White Mills, and DR.. Charles
Brady, E. B. Hardenbergh, A. T.
hrle, L. j. Dorflinger, G. j. Smith,
E. T. Brown, VIM. G. Blakney and
i Jonas M. Fuller. of Honesdale.
& The gross receipts for Scranton 8
= Ike Lincoln fund amounted to $11,-
P.85-more than a thousand dollars
excess of what the committee started
to raise. But the expenses of the
mpaign and the cost of the articles
id amounted up to ST. ,036.84. leaving
7 bet balance for the construction of the
ke of $40, ,369.O1.
\ --On Friday OF last week the directors
the Niagara Creamery company of
E Punt Pleasant, all went to Scranton
the guests of David Spruks, the Lack
'anna avenue commission merchant.
banquet was given them at Hotel
rmyn. Those who attended were
E. and j. j. Perham, c. H. Spencer,
M. Bigelow, F. H. Kennedy, S. P.
+ Fck, ]. E. O'Neill. On Saturday they
ere treated to visit in the workings
the coal mine in which Mr.. Spruks
ls an interest.
The Chicago Stock Company, one
the largest and best repertoire theat.
T. cal aggregations now on the road, il
r hnounced to fill a weeks engagement
the Lyric Theatre in the near future
: Dairy Farm, ""The Little Grey Lady,
i Home Folks, ""Genessee of the Hills, .
nd "An Enemy to the King" are among
+ le fine plays that will be offered during
eir week stand in Honesdale. Tn,
+ bmpany numbers 25 people and the!
{ hrry all of their own scenery and stag,
Fleets, besides several CANNES and
8Sorse.- Playing at low popular prices
his company ought to do apaying bust
ess here.
"A positive proof that the people o
/. onesdale want good clean vaudeville
nd motion pictures is shown by tn
atronage the Lyric Theatre is receiv
hg this week. The vaudeville bill, whicl
onsists OF Mack Howard, Comedy jug
ler; Leroy Il Walby, Singers ant
Dancers, and Reno Omar, Whirlin
pervish, is one OF the most pleasing pro
rams that the management could pos
IDLY arrange. No doubt large audience
vill greet this company of clever peopl
fter they return from their Hawley an
White Mills trip. Afternoon and ever
ing performances will take place on Fri
lay and Saturday of this week, at 2:S
md 1880. Two performances are give
zach evening and only one in the aftel
noon. Next week complete change
program, all new vaudeville acts an
An other series of humorous and educt
Eional motion pictures.
--Supt. N. R. Butler, of the state fif
hatchery, at Mount Pleasant, will r.
ceive a consignment OF 200, 900 silve
sided salmon eggs this week from Il
United States hatchery, at Baker, Was
ington. These eggs will be hatched her
and in time will be planted in the Del
are and Susquehanna rivers. At ce
tain age after planting, the fish migra
to tide water, where they remain un
they are four years of age, when tn,
return to their native waters to spaw
The average weight of these fish at fo
years is about five pounds. The Del
ware and its tributaries, in this regio
in time should be the banner fishil
grounds of the state, provided we CT
keep them reasonably free from the pt
luton of acid factories, gas works al
sewage.