The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-15

day afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. A. l.. Whitaker will hold
services in White Mills on Sunday at
3 p. m, and Monday. April 18th, at
z p. IN.
In the German Lutheran church
on Sunday there will be German ser
vices in the morning, and English
services in the evening.
Ten Nights in a Bar-Room will
be the subject of lantern lecture at
Damascus Baptist church on Thurs
day night, April 21st. Admission
10 cents.
Hon. Thomas J. Ham was taken
to New York City on Wednesday
morning on the Erie train. A num-
ber of friends gathered to bid him
goodbye, and wish him speedy
return to better health.
-Messrs. w. b. Holmes and F. p.
Kimble, Esq, prominent citizens of
Honesdale, passed few hours in
Port Jervis on Tuesday on their way
to Milford. They made a brief call
at The Union office-Port Jervis
Union.
The Chas. E. Thomas Vacuum
Cleaner is in great demand in Homes
dale, and does the work much better
than the one in operation in our
town last year. Mr.. Thomas does the
work well and is very obliging in
trying to accommodate all.
Delegations from the striking
glass cutters called on the different
manufacturers and submitted what
they claimed was a modification of
their previous demands, but as their
demands called for q closed shop,
they were rejected very empLatically
by the manufacturers.
The o. NJ. Spettigue hardware
store holds the reputation of turn
ing out one of the best lead kettles to
be found on the market for dipping
cut glass and retaining the fumes by
their own patent lid. This firm ships
these kettles to all parts of the United
States to cut glass concerns.
The advance guard of the Elks
arrived in town at $3.50 and headed
by our genial, good-natured, big
hearted Ex-Sheriff Charley Arm
buster, they began to roam the town.
Burgess Kuhbach and his committee
are out after them and expect to
lasso them before they get in trouble.
1t looks like landslide for Har-
vey Huffman of Monroe county in
landing the Democratic nomination
for State Senator for this district
All the other candidates have taken
to the woods excepting Joel Hill of
this county. AS Wayne county's vote
is but a speck on the horizon in this
district, it is all over but the holler-
ing.
Saturday evening a number of
those who are interested in the poul-
try business met at the town hall to
listen to T. F. McGrew lecture on
instruction, Brooding and Feed
ing" Those who were present we're
well paid for they listened to a most
excellent talk on poultry raising.
The speaker used a stereoptican and
gave nearly 100 views on the can
vass, all of which helped TO make the
lecture one of the most interesting
of it's kind ever given in Honesdale.
The Delaware and Hudson have
constructed at Lake George, n. Y,
a Marine Railway to facilitate the
unloading of launches from railroad
cars direct into the water. A sub
marine track extends from the shore
into deep water, permitting a boat
having six feet draught to be fioated
clear of the cars. This avoids all
possibility of damage by hauling in
the old way, and the tariffs filed by
the Traffic Department concerning
the service indicate that in addition
to the great improvement in SER
vice, boat owners will find it more
economical
There is to be a new hose house
uptown in the neighborhood of
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. j.
d. Weston has the matter in hand. A
house will be built and one of Pro-
lection No. 3 hose carts will be in
stalled and squad of the uptown
firemen will become acquainted with
the location of water plugs. the best
means of reaching all the properties
and the most advantageous point to
fight fire in every house above the
bridge. If you see any young men
whom you know in your back yard,
they are not looking for the hired
girl, but are taking observations so
as to be able to serve you in case of
fire.
A reception was given to Rev.
NJ. d. Fuller, ID. D., and family,
Thursday evening, April 14th, at the
Methodist church at 8:15 by the
members of the church and congre-
cation. Since his appointment as
district superintendent of the Homes
dale district, Dr. Fuller has made
Carbondale his home and has in
many ways been of assistance to the
local church AS he leaves this week
to enter upon his duties as pastor at
Norwich, n. Y, the church desires in