The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-21

passed Saturday with relatives here.
Misses Harriet Dunn and Eta
Lane of Wilkes-Barre are the guests
OF John Dunn of Dyberry.
Mayor A. l.. Sahm of Carbondale
and a party of friends were callers
in the Maple City Friday.
Landlord charles Knapp of Lake
| Como was a business caller in
Honesdale Monday and today.
Dan White returned to New York
| Sunday, after spending some time
| in Wayne county on business.
William Riefler and son, William,
! Sidney Theobold and Peter Kahl are
spending a few days in New York
Miss Lucy Russell left Monday af-
ternoon for school at Englewood, n.
J. Her father accompanied her to
New York.
Miss Carrie Betz returned to her
home in New York Sunday, after
spending two weeks with friends and
| relatives here.
r. NJ. Salmon witnessed the per-
formance of The Beauty Spot" at
the Lyceum theatre, Scranton, Mon
day evening.
fore part of the week in New York
on business, purchasing his fall and
winter goods.
Miss Marguerite Mason left Sat
urday for her home in Boston, Mass,
after an extended visit with Mrs.
S. a. McMullen, Jr.
Mrs. J. II. Heumann is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary Schroeder
of Shohola, N. Y, the old home of
the Heumanns.
Miss Estelle Knox of Brooklyn, n.
Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
seward of East Extension street.
George Spettigue returned Satur-
day from an extended trip in the in
terests of the Sherman Williams
Paint company.
Miss Jennie Bronscombe, the we'll
known artist, with studios in New
York, is spending a few days with
Honesdale friends
Miss Grace Forester returned to
Hancock, N. Y, from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
Honesdale and Seelyville.
A. j. Coleman left Saturday on a
business trip to New Orleans and
bridge & Nivor of the latter city.
Thomas Boyd, late manager of the
Consolidated Telephone company
here, now residing at Boyd's Mills,
was in town Monday greeting his
Honesdale friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Potter and
daughter, Elizabeth, left Monday for
their home in Patchogue, Long
Island, having spent two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Spettigue, Jr.
Mrs. George H. Bruce arrived Sat
urday from Norwich, Ct, to pass
some time with her son, Hilliard
Bruce, at the Wayne hotel. Mrs.
Bruce was the kuest of Mrs. n. B.
Spencer Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bradford Barnar and daugh-
ter of Brooklyn, n. Y, are stopping
with George C. Oliver at Beach lake.
Miss Barner is the granddaughter of
Rev. Silas Barnar, who preached at
Beach lake in the latter part of the
sos.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Reynolds have
arrived in Carbondale from Ocean
Grove, n. j., where they spent the
summer. They had a very pleasant
trip in their new automobile as far
as Hawley, where little difficulty
with the machine made it advisable
to leave the car and continue the
journey by rail.
James Spencer, only brother of N.
B. Spencer, is in New York on a.
business trip. He lives in Plains,
Mont, but is native of New York
state, where all that family of Spen-
GERS were born. He may visit his
Honesdale brother before going
back to Montana. James Spencer is
a broker.
Earl Sherwood continues to en-
joy his protracted vacation in Wayne
county according to the dictates of
his own leisure. He got back
Thursday from his second trip to Mt.
Pleasant and way stations. Old
boyhood friends and some that he
has made since were looked up. Mr..
Sherwood may HE him away to
Washington before September is
over,
Postcards received Monday from
Edwin b. Galloway by his newspa-
per associates and other friends in
town say the manager of the Herald
is having the time of his life in
Syracuse, n. Y, where Saturday he
attended the state fair and heard
Col. Roosevelt talk. Mrs. Galloway
did not go with her husband to the
New York salt country She re-
mained at her old home in Dun
more. MIR. Galloway will stop there
on his way back next week and bring
his wife home with him.
Former Sheriff E. H. Courtright,
Assistant Postmaster j. N. Sharp
steen and Peter Kahl never get tired
of talking about the auto trip down
the Delaware valley to interesting
Pennsylvania and Jersey points from
which they returned Thursday. They
were gone five days and they saw
Stroudsburg, Delaware Water Gap,
Summit and Phillipsburg, n. j. The
weather favored them and most of
the way the roads were in apple pie
order for the machine Monroe
county has some excellent stone as
well as dirt roads. The party had
some amusing ag we'll &c pIaacura-