The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-26

1890 a. m. and 7.3O p. m. Sun
day school at noon.
The Montrose Democrat states
that the population of that place is
! about 1000. Twenty-Five automo-
biles are owned by its residents, or
one to every eighty people.
Miss NJ. A. Igo today received
word from the Metuchen IN. J)
Realty company that in Saturdays
drawing of buildings lots at Boynton
Beach, that state, she got lot No. 34S
with no string attached" The
company has credited Miss Igo 1925
on its books.
A large boiler was installed last
week in the state Normal school at
| Stroudsburg. The old one was TAX
en- out and this one takes it's place.
The boiler was of such immense pro-
portions that eight horses were re-
Quired to pull it from the Inter-
national Boiler Works No. to the
schoolhouse.
speaking about the two small
poX cases at Tanners Falls, DR.. Ely
said today that he had not seen them
for a week, but that he expected to
get up that way tomorrow. He added
that he understood the cases, those
of Thomas Murphy and Granville
Bodie, were coming nicely under the
care of DR.. Peterson.
Fred. w. Michels said today that
the Nickelet will surely be reopened
saturday and that the pictures
would be of character to suit all
the little houses patrons. He has
engaged Miss Rickert to play the
piano and he hopes very soon to have
singer for the illustrated songs he
has secured, but up to today the vo-
cal talent has not been hired.
Orchard Inspector w. H. Bull
lock got a small bunch of small,
deformed apples from Albert Mitch
ellis orchard of 800 trees in Ber-
y lin township. This is a fine orchard
and there are only a few of the
deformed specimens in it. Under the
microscope can be seen the apple
seed chalces, which, with the green
apis or plant louise, is the prolific
= cause of decayed apples. Mr.. Bull
! lock got few peach yellows from a
= Waymart orchard the other day. He
says he finds little of the yellow
peril in Wayne county peach or
chards.
John E. Richmond saw the last
of the insurance adjusters Wednes-
oil hiC
the horse, carriages, sleighs, harness
whips, ETC., he lost in the Rickard
fire Sunday, July II. All told Mr.
Richmond received a little more
than S1100. He has deferred his
: habitual trip to the White noun
. tains, resort to which he and Mrs
Richmond have annually repaired
for 81 years, but he said today that
they would probably start for Beth.
lehem, N. H., in the heart of the
mountain region, within three OF
; four days.
State Highway Commissioner
l Joseph w. Hunter has received notice
from Gov. Austin L. Crothers o
e Maryland to the effect that the state
! of Maryland had granted reciprocal
privileges to Pennsylvania automo
4 bilists. Henceforth a motor cal
carrying Pennsylvania license tag
r may be operated in Maryland foI
! periods not exceeding / 0 days with
p out being required to obtain a Mary
q land license. This is in considera
tion of a like privilege granted tn,
+ automobilists of Maryland in Penn
sylvania under the new reciprocal
act of 1909.
1t is probable that the Seelyvill
c state road will receive half a CARLOAD
: or 60 barrels of asphalt oil as the re
O suit of the agitation in which Stat
4 Road Inspector j. NJ. Hale and Stat
c Highway Engineer Arthur w. Loni
: have taken hand with the Texa
+ supervisors. The meeting of tn
Q latter and Mr.. Long to talk over tn
matter of applying the oil was he'll
fortnight ago at the courthouse
! and at that time it was the sense o
t the meeing that the automobile peo
t pie ought to help. About $50 wa
s raised in short order and more mon
l. ey is promised Asphalt oil stops tn
u summer cracking and travelling" O
IL the macadam.
= The annual picnic of ProteC
:, tion Engine Co., No. 3, is being pull
y ed off in Bellevue park this after
= noon and it will not end until lat
= hour tonight. The fire laddies hav
;, worked hard for this years outin
:, and the weather clerk is on thei
- side this time. At o'clock tn
. drum corps led the parade throug
a Main street, over the bridge and u
- the long hill to the park, where tn
fun was Immediately started. Sol
ner's full orchestra plays for tn
al dancing and the drum corps wi
sr not be idle after the dismissal of tn
'r line. John NJ. Lyons is at the hea
& of the committee of a dozen thf
ri planned the affair, and William
y Roadknight is boss of the committe
&c on refreshments, which means n
r man Jack or woman Sally in the par
e, today will go hungry or dry. Fir,