The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-30
Jos. Schiessler has purchased
he Irving Cliff Bottling Works.

bOns oNIltESltl mas DuICudStO
the Irving Cliff Bottling Works.
Bob" Dorm, who was employ
ed at the National Elevator Works,
has resigned.
A number of glass cutters are
leaving Honesdale, having obtained
positions in other cities.
Fifteen persons united with the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Nine received the rite of baptism.
The Midnight Sons have issued
invitations for a dance to be held
at the Lyric Hall Friday evening,
April 18th.
Percy Cole, who for l9 years
has been an efficient clerk for Drug
gist c, C. Jadwin, rendered his
resignation on Saturday.
There is a petition being circul-
ated for Warren f. Perham to again
enter the list as a candidate for nom
ination for Representative.
Miss Dorothy II. Menner en-
tertained a number of her friends
~ u NhA u Bnl ~ at iltl uOlIt Oll
Church street on Monday afternoon.
Cashier c. A. Emery, of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank has
Joined the ranks of the automobilists
and will soon be driving a Stanley
steamer.
There is considerable pressure
being brought to bear upon Buel
Dodge to have him enter the lists as
candidate for nomination for Rep
resentative.
Orchard Inspector w H. Bull
lock, who was taken sick with
pneumonia while on one of his
trips, is improving. He is still at
Sugar Notch. Mrs. Bullock is with
him.
Easter lilies Joined the ranks of
the high price brigade and the only
reason advanced was mot the tariff" :"
but the scarcity of the flower The
consignments from Bermuda were
smaller than in many years.
-Krietner Bros. have the con-
tracts for building Martin Hefts
house on Sixteenth street, and Mrs
John Driscolls on Ridge, and also for
John H. Weaver's lately pur-
chased property on Park street.
Miss Stella Vanaan of Carbon
dale, greatly pleased the large con-
gregations as soloist at Grace Epis-
copal church on Easter morning. She
has an exceptionally fine voice and
showed it to the best advantage.
DR.. Surface, the State Zoologist,
who has been on trial on charges
preferred against him by a former
assistant, has come out of the con-
test with flying colors. The charges
were trivial, and should never have
been entertained
A train of freight cars went
the new Erie Cut last week.
This cut will do away with the neces-
sity of using the tunnel under Bergen
hill, in going into and out of Jersey
City on the Erie railroad The cut
will be ready for passenger service
some time after June 1st, this year.
Next month practical demon
stration will be given in orchard
treatment and development by prac-
tical teachers, at the following
places: Monday, April 4, at Charles
McKinneys, Gravity; April 9th, at
J. y. Warwick's, Inglehart; April
18th, at Hull Bros, Waymart. More
information along this line in next
issue.
We are glad to announce that
A. w Dickson, one of Scranton S
best men, who was stricken with
is on the road to recov-
cry, and will soon be attending to his
business. Mr.. Dickson was a form
er Honesdaler and we all know him
to be an upright, straightforward
man in every walk of
life. We need men of that stamp to
keep things moving Alright
If the weather man ever showed
his good disposition, or his love for
a well-dressed community, he did on
Easter Sunday. He had good sup
port from the sun and the mercury
There was scarcely thing that could
have added to the beauty of Easter
day, and that is a remarkable record
even for the weather which has es-
tablished many uncontested marks
in its day. In the afternoon the
streets were filled with promenaders
all were happy; it was Easter.
Some men ventured forth with carna-
tions in the lapels of their coats, but
they were the personifica-
tion of Job in all his meekness.
A team belonging to Henry
Hartung and driven by George Har-
vey, became frightened on the East
road, and started at a
mad gallop for Honesdale. When
near Charles Meyers place, the wag-
on was upset and Harvey spilled
out. The team continued to race
until they were stopped by Fred.
Walters at the corner of Main and
Fifth street, One of the horses was
cut badly on one leg, blood flowing
freely. They were taken to r.
O'Connell's blacksmith shop where
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