The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-04

Don't forget to vote-for Ten
er and Jackson-next Tuesday.
Leo Levy, New York, of the
Katz Underwear company, arrived
Tuesday evening.
Harry p. Deck has secured the
contract for the plumbing work on
the new armory.
1t is never too late to put up
"Tresspass' notices. The Citizen
can supply you.
Counterfeit quarters, halves and
even 100-dollar bills, are reported
to be in circulation in Honesdale.
The walking delegate of the
Glass Cutters Union is said to have
returned to his home at Toledo. o.
Next Thursday a full and COM
plete report of the election will APP
pear in the columns of The Citizen.
The men of the First Presby-
terian church will banquet Thurs
day evening, November 10, at 6.30
o'clock.
A force of men was engaged
several days this week in raising the
flag stones in front of the McKanna
Cut Glass company establishment.
ALL d. G. H. r. r. passenger
trains now stop on signal, at Lake
Lodore. This innovation will be a
great convenience to the travelling
public.
A son has arrived at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. John Clark, of Phil
adelphia. Many old Honesdale
friends will remember the Doctor as
the smiling "Smiler."
The surveyors of county roads
for Wayne county will make Homes
dale their headquarters this week
while surveying the roads in the vi
cinity of the Maple city.
Last Saturday afternoon, Rev
George S. Wendell, at the Baptist
| parsonage married Alfred Kahler,
of Beach Lake, and Miss Nadine
Bamberger, of New York city.
Texas No. 4 Co. of the Homes
dale Fire Department will give {
ball on Monday evening, Novembel
9TH. Protection Engine company
No. 3, has been invited and will at
tend in body.
The first of the series of wintel
| dances, conducted by the Bachelor
Club, was held at the Lyric hall OF
| Tuesday evening and proved grea
success. Freeman furnished the mu
sic for about sixty young couple.
A District Sunday School con
vention will be held in the Galile
Methodist Episcopal church on Wed
nesday, November 8. There will b.
morning, afternoon and evening ses
sions and the general public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Last Sunday there were specia
services at the Catholic church il
Canaan and the bell of the churcl
blessed. Rt. Rev. Mgr. Coffey, o
| Carbondale, and Rev. Thos. NJ. Han
ley, rector-in-charge of the mission
were the officiating clergy.
"A delightful masquerade part
was held in the Sunday school room
of Grace church Monday night, tn
choir and a few invited guests par
ticipating. The customary Hallow
cen diversions were enjoyed, an
dainty refreshments were served.
Frank G. Terwilliger, proprie
tor of the H. X. B. store, will in
stall handsome glass front, to e8
tend along the whole front of hi
store. J. ID. Bryant has the con
tract and the wood work was mad
by the Penwarden Manufacturin
company.
Postmaster S. H. Rhodes, G
Gouldsboro, is spending some time i
town. During his stay here he wi
inspect the Dyberry road. Nj
Rhodes has had considerable exper
ence in this work for a number G
years, and his services are frequent
ly required by the State Highwa
department.
In st. Johns Lutheran churcf
last Sunday morning the festival c
the Reformation was fittingly oil
served, and large congregations al
tended the morning and evenin
services at the latter of which Paste
Miller preached a special sermon t
the members of st. Johns Men
Guild, thirty-five of whom were pres
ent.
On November 1st the Indian o.
chard postoffice was discontinued
and Honesdale carrier on Route NJ
4 r. ID. will serve the former pal
rons.