The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-31

Miss Mary Howley is enjoying her
vacation with her father, M. j. How
ley, in Port Jervis, N. Y.
f. p. Sweeney leaves Thursday
to spend a few days with friends
in Manchester, N. II. and Rutland,
Vt.
Miss Margaret Dardis, who spent
the summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. j. c. Reilly, returned to her
home in Brooklyn Saturday.
Walter Bigart of Dunmore has
returned after a two weeks visit
with his aunt, Mrs. F. H. Thomas.
Cornelia E. Thomas, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, is
spending some time in New York
city. it:I5:
Edward Mueller OF Pittston spent
Sunday with his brother, George
]. Mueller, and did not go with him
to the Lake Lodore ball game.
Henry Arneke of Sherman is dan
gerously sick, having been operated
upon for kidney trouble at the Les
tershire, n. Y, hospital recently.
Miss Vera Coleman of Nyack, N.
Y, who has been visiting relatives
in Honesdale and the Lackawanna
valley, returns home tomorrow.
Misses Ethel and Linda Shelley,
of Hawley, are the guests this week
of Mrs. E. c. Shelley on Mechanic
street.-Port Jervis On. " Ga
zette.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Oday expect
to return to Honesdale Thursday.
Mr.. Oday will be at the high school
building Friday and Saturday from
8 to 8.
Miss Tillie Schaffer returned to
Scranton Sunday evening. She was
accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Frances Demer, who will remain
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Meara of
Liberty, N. Y, spent part of Monday
at the Wayne hotel. They were on
their way to Forest City. Mr..
O'Meara is the carpenter at the
Loomis sanitarium.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Sam Brown and
daughter, Virginia, of East street
are visiting relatives and friends in
the metropolis. They will also en-
Joy the breezes of Asbury park be-
fore returning.
Rev. DR.. w. H. Swift will go to
Cherry Ridge Wednesday to con-
duct the funeral of Mrs. Elliott,
who died Sunday. She was Meth
odist, but Mr.. Hitler is not avail
able for that day and Fred G. Toll
ley, relative of Mrs. Elliott, asked
DR.. Swift to officiate.
Attorney o. L. Rowland is a seri-
ously sick man. His trouble is con-
gestion of the brain and since We'd
nesday, when he was taken sick, he
has been growing worse. A trained
nurse is with him all the time.
Overwork is assigned by the family
as the cause of Mr.. Rowland's
breakdown.
Conductor Charles Lord is again
punching tickets on the Erie train
that plies between Honesdale and
Port Jervis, N. Y. Mr.. Lord and his
wife took a little vacation last week
and went to see relatives and friends
that dwell on the New York side of
the Delaware. He says his outing
did him a world of good. Travelling
men and other regular patrons of the
Honesdale branch declare there is no
more affable conductor anywhere
than Charlie" Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Downing and
family of South Park street have re-
turned after several days outing at
Beach lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Downing and family OF
Kingsland, n. j., were recent visi-
tors in this city. They are now at
Beach lake, where they will spend
several days before returning
E. S. Rice and family of Eastern
avenue are enjoying a weeks out
ing on the farm of the formers
brother at White Mills.-Carbondale
Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Budd of Peck
Vile, the formers father, Edward
Budd of Mt. Vernon, n. Y, and Lee
Blows of Peckville motored through
Honesdale the latter part of the
week on their way to Equinunk fol
a short stay. The elder Budd still
owns property there and the doctor
was very much interested in the
Lord case, as Equinunk was his
birthplace. The party made a short
stop at Beach lake.
Thomas j. Ham, according to his
brother, Justice w. II. Ham, is daily
mending and may be in HonesdalC
by Christmas time for visit. He
cannot walk much, but otherwise the
former editor is in pretty good
shape now. He reads the Homes
dale papers with avidity, and Homes
dale is the staple of his conversa
ton. The hope is general that he
may get home by the holidays
Everybody in Honesdale wants tC
see him.
Mrs. George II. Bruce, who left
her home in Norwich, Conn, sew
eral weeks ago for Honesdale, where