The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-26

services in White Mills Sunday next
at 3 o'clock.
There will be local Institutes
Saturday, the 29th.
Reserved seat tickets for the
first high school lecture course are
now on sale at Chambers Drug
Store.
Grace Episcopal church, Sun
day. Oct. 80. Services at 1880 a.
m. and 7,S0 y. m. Sunday school
at IL NJ.
Services will be held at the Dy-
berry Baptist church on Sunday next
at 2.3O O'Clock conducted by Rev.
George S. Wendell, who will preach
the sermon.
Sarah Brush, aged 62 years,
residing on River street, died Satur-
day of typhoid fever. Her remains
were sent to Stroudsburg for inter-
ment on Tuesday.
Marriage licenses have been
granted to Carl Kimble and Mary
Halse, of Hawley, and Albert p.
Bunting and Minnie j. Galloway,
both of Honesdale.
F. o. Flagg, proprietor of the
Boston Store, is installing a row of
electric lights on the front of his
building. This improvement will en-
hance the attractiveness of his store.
The remains of William Hatton,
aged 60, of Brooklyn, a glass cutter
by trade, were brought here on the
Erie train Monday afternoon and
were inferred in Glen Dyberry the
same day.
John Muncally, of Orson, this
county, died Monday in the Carbon
dale hospital where he had been un-
dergoing treatment for the past
week. He is survived by his wife
and several children.
The first number of the High
School Lecture course will be Durno
& Co. next Thursday night. They
have their own special scenery and
give an entertainment that will
make you wonder and laugh.
Course tickets for the five mum.
bers of the High School Lecture
course are but 800. For sale by
High school students and at Cham
bers drug store. Single admission
for Friday night. 40 cents; reserved
seat 10 cents extra.
On Nov. 22d the Archdeaconry
of Scranton will meet in Grace
church. In addition to Bishop Tai
bot and the celrgy of the Archdea
conry, Bishop Paddock of Oregon
will be in attendance. A more de
tailed notice will be given later.
The funeral of Mrs. George w
Kipp, who died at Clifton Springs
sanitarium, took place on Saturda!
last from her late residence in To
wanda. The interment was made il
the Oak Hill cemetery where Mr.
Kipp has had erected a mausoleum
The people of the northern par
of our county will have a new tele
phone service in the near future
Another company called the North
ern Wayne Telephone Co." is nov
in course of formation. The lin
will run from Preston Park to Rocl
Lake by way of Lake Como.
On Friday evening last the Y. Y
Girls held a progressive dinner. Th
homes visited were Misses Florenc
,Kimble, Merle Eldred, Edith Swift
Frances Prosch, Ethel Schiessler AM
Laverne Dunning. After arriving a
the home of the latter the evening
was spent in games and music, afte
which the merry Y. Y.'s were givel
joy ride in c. L. Dunning's car.
E. L. Walker, of New York city
connected with the Goodyear depart
ment of the United Shoe Machiner
| company, at 80 Warren street, wa
| in town last Thursday. He was aC
companied by William Taylor, ''qual
ity man" of the corporation VIII
visited the local factories with
view of acquainting them with tn
| latest improvements in shoe machin
cry.
Robert A. Smith, Jr., reache
I home on Friday evening after
! eleven years visit to the west an
southwest. While away he has he'll
some very fine positions which h
! has filled very acceptable, but hi
| longing for home, and for the com
| panionship of his parents, who ar
alone, was the magnet that brough
him back. Roberts experience
adaptability, and capability ought t
land him in some good position her
in his home town.
A petition in involuntary bank
ruptcy was filed in United State
court against E. A. Keefer, tn
North Scranton druggist, formerl
| of Honesdale. On one petition ar
Walker and Gibson, of Albany, an
Lehm and Fink, of New York, bot
drug dealers, and C. II. Won Storcl
of this city. The other petition
by A. NJ. and Eugene Morse, tradin
as Lewis Morse Sons, and the ScraI
ton Tobacco company. C. II. Vo
Storch was appointed receiver and b
agreement the Keefer store in Mort
Scranton will be kept open.-Scrar
ton Times.
Miss Mary L., daughter of Mr.
Patience X. Burger, of Dyberr
Place, and Edwin w. Bryant, a SUI
cessful young Scranton business MAJ
were married Thursday Afternoon
Oct. 20, at o'clock by the Rev. Wi