The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-16

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station.
There will be cake sale at
the Baptist church on Friday af-
ternoon.
The population of Port Jervis
is announced as 9,314. In 1900 it
was 1855.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Tolley
will celebrate their 50th anniversary
Friday evening.
Another of the series of popu-
lar weekly dances will be held at
Lyric hall Friday evening.
Public service will be held on
Sunday afternoon next at Dyberry
Baptist church at 2.3O o'clock.
Rev. G. s. Wendell will preach.
The $4,000 addition to the
Pittston Y. NJ. C. A. will be built
by Walters and Beilman, the Scran-
ton contractors who are to put up
the Honesdale armory.
The squirrel and partridge sea-
son opens Oct. l and lasts until Nov.
30 in New York. The open season for
skunks begins Nov. ], but they may
be killed before that time if injuring
property or creating a nuisance.
Division Chief Game Protector
Legge of Binghamton, N. Y, is go
ing to send a corps of inspectors
through Sullivan county to stop the
alleged snaring of partridge and 9TH
er violations of the game laws
AT the First Baptist church
services will be held on the next
Lords day at 1870 a. m. and 7.S0
p. m. The pastor will preach at
both services. Bible school at 11.45
and Young Peoples meeting at
$50.
Mayor A. L. Sahm of Carbon
dale motored to Honesdale today to
talk over with Mayor John Kuhbach
the possible purchase of the Hen
drick Hook and Ladder company's
equipment by the borough of Homes
dale.
That wasn't exactly a joy ride
which School Commissioner Hall of
Narrowsburg took through here in
his hupmobile Friday, but he was
no doubt glad to be towed to a gar
age for repairs to his car, which for
some reason refused to run alone
Jeffersonville On. " Record.
The Ladies' Aid society of St.
Johns Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon celebrated it's eighteenth
anniversary. The meeting was
qualified success. After spending
members sat down to tables well
laden with good things.
The Business Mems meeting
Wednesday night discussed the liti-
cation in which the association has
for some time been involved and a
new lawyer will be retained to sue
ceed the late o. l.. Rowland, who
was looking after the associations
interests. A supper will be held
at the next meeting.
The Wayne County Medical
today and heard DR.. Miner of
Wilkes-Barre read very full and
paper on "Tubercu-
losis." AS one result of this discus
sion of a serious problem for medi-
cal men there will be a tuberculosis
clinic shortly, at which two patients
from DR.. H. B. Ely's private hospital
are expected to appear.
There is a dip in the walk on
Church street just north of the Lu-
theran parsonage and every time a
hard rain comes there is a puddle
Is feet long, four or five feet wide,
and maybe five to seven inches deep.
This grade, people who have fire.
quent occasion to pass that way
remark, ought to be raised without
delay. Tuesday night the pond was
very much in evidence and everybody
passing had to beat it out into the
muddy street or else deploy into the
wet grass on the open lot side of the
water
Robert NJ. Dorm, whose kid"
orchestra plays better and better
every time the youngsters get to-
gether, said today that the kid"
band is a possibility for another
summer The band, Mr. Dorm ad-
ded, can be put together much more
readily than the orchestra. From a
great many people there have come
to Mr.. Dorm warm words of COM
mendation for his skilful drilling of
the boys and girls. The juvenile
orchestra seems to be a success. The
band, if there is to be one, doubt
ltoo WIZ PlONO NluetAiJ AibNA NSNi'S'
Hank Doudican of Carbondale,
the star third baseman of the
Bloomsbury team in the Susquehan-
ma league, met with an accident
while practicing at Archibald on Sun
day that will keep him out of the
game for a couple of weeks. Doudi-
can was engaged to play the third
sack for the Jermyn team against
Archibald and when batting out
flies was struck on the ear and quite
badly injured. The ear bled pro-
fusely. He was treated by an Arch
bald physician. Doudican has Homes
dale friends. He went with the
Honesdale team on that July trip
through Sullivan county when
Honesdale played Walton, Hancock
and Liberty. He is an excellent
man on third base.
The Port JeTvis On. " Gazette
has a word of caution about the oil
ing of streets and roads. The Ga
zette is an oil paper, but it does not
want the street gummed up with oil.
1t says; The methods pursued in var
ious communities, port Jervis not
excepted) of oiling the roads, is be-