The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-11
LOCAL MENTION.

-Freeman's orchestra will hold one
of their popular dances at the Lyric
Hall this evening. Admission twen-
ty-f1ve cents each.
In case any Citizen subscriber
fails to receive the paper by the
customary mail, he will confer a
favor by notifying the Office of the
fact and another copy will be
promptly forwarded.
-Children's Day service in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning at 1890. The second
service will be held in the after
noon at to 6. Topic, "A Life that
Was Worth While"
The degree of Bachelor of
Laws was conferred at the Dickin-
son Law School commencement,
upon twenty-nine graduates of that
institution. Judge Henry NJ. Full
Ter, of Wilkes-Barre, addressed the
graduates. Among those receiving
degrees we notice the name of
Chester A. Garratt, of White Mills,
this county.
ALL members of the w. c. 7.
L. who have not paid dues for 1909
are requested to pay to Mrs. Keeler,
treasurer, or Mrs. Hitler, President,
as soon as possible.
DR.. Richard Gibbons, Dr. Hor-
ace Gibbons, and Miss Mabel Glib
bons registered at the Paris Office of
the New York Herald on Monday
last.
Between $1,000 and 10000
persons are expected to respond to
invitations issued for the dedicatory
exercises of the new $4,000 Odd
Fellows Orphanage building. near
SnydertOWn, June II, more than
35, 900 members of the raterQity
being connected with the inslitu-
ton in this part of the state. The
chief speaker will be J. S. Mont
gomery, grand master. Other speak
ers will be Past Grand Master Hart
and Mrs. Hattie Mandel, president
of the Rebekah State Assembly.
The building was erected by popu-
lar subscription.
Rev. Thomas Jordan will preach the
baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class of the Honesdale high school at
St. Johns Catholic church, Sunday
evening.
John j. Quinn, candidate for the
nomination of Jury Commissioner re-
ceived twelve votes on republican tick
cts in Manchester No. /. If they had
been voted on the Democratic ticket in
stead, he would have been elected by
four votes.
John Simmons was arrested We'd
nesday evening by Sheriff M. L. Bra
man. On Thursday morning he was
given a hearing before Justice of the
Peace, Robert A. Smith on the charge
of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
He was held in $500 bail to appear at
the meeting of the grand jury.
The Honesdale Consolidated Water
Company have placed new mains along
Court street. Fire plugs have been
placed at the following places in the
vicinity of Court street: At the rear
of Kimble's mill opposite the National
Elevator Works in front of Mrs. O. H.
Bunnell's residence ; on 10th street near
Court; Court street near w. F. Suy-
dams residence.
The following is the program for
Children's Day, at the Presbyterian
Chapel, on Sunday morning, June 18th,
the exercises opening with song by the
primary class:
Recitation-"A Daisy Boy, A Daisy
Girl-Morris Roadknight and Jeanette
Burns.
Recitation-"Praise God for June"-
Horace Marsh.
Recitation-"To a Buttercup" -Hilda
Prosch, Charlotte Peterson and Elease
Krantz.
Recitation---"Our Wish"---Heler
Stocker.
Recitation--Gertrude Fryer, Ruth
Transue, Nelson Beck, Horace Boyd.
Song-"Just Row of Buttercups"-
Part of Primary Class.
"June'-Frederick Rock
we'll.
Recitation-"Lord Of Love''--Mary
and Emma Schaffer.
Recitation -Buttercups"--Lewi Kreit
ner, Robert Cory, Alfred Kreitner.
Recitation--"A Little Child Can Serve
Florence and Frances Reitenauer.
Song-Primary Glass.
Solo-Eda Krantz.
Address-Rev. DIR. VIM. II. Swift.
On account of the baccalaureate ser
mon being delivered in st. Johns (R
c. church, on Sunday evening. serv
ices will be held in the Presbyterian
church from to 6P.M.