The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-13

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their shop and two in the Office.
Rev. A. l.. Whitaker will hold
special service in the Indian Or
chard school house on Thursday,
April IA. at p. m. All are invited.
Miss Mary White. of Whites
Valley, graduated from the Scran-
ton Private Hospital last Wednes-
day night and received her diploma
as nurse.
The court i'm Bradford county
holds that election officers may be
for any township office,
and that fact does not render them
ineligible to hold the same.
w. f. Suydam, while motoring
through Pike county, was thrown
from his car which came in contact
with an obstruction on the side of
the road. MIR. Suydam was slightly
injured.
Percy Cole, of Honesdale, who
at one time was employed in the
drug store of DR.. II. Z. Emerson of
Milford, was in town a day this week
calling on former friends.-Pike
County Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hand
announce the marriage of their
Laura. to the Rev Warren
Anthony on Wednesday, April 4th,
at Brooklyn. They will be at home,
at Parkwood Drive, Cleveland, Ohio,
on June LIST.
Captain G. j. Kelley, of Co e,
has received word from General c..
B. Dougherty of Wilkes-Barre, that
the State Armory Board will meet
in Scranton on April 26th, at which
time the plans for the new armory
at Honesdale may be submitted.
Charles McCarty. Esq, was one
of the visitors to the State capitol on
Wednesday of last week. He was
also present at the big conference of
Democratic leaders who met to shape
the course of events necessary to
a slate for the State con-
vention.
John b. Stanchfield. who was the
Democratic candidate for Governor
in 1909, and who received S2S,005
in four years for services from the
National Protective Legion, fra
ternal insurance order, probably will
be called to explain at the investiga-
tion of corruption at Albany by in
surance companies.
There will be a new glass cut
ting concern in operation before
many days. f. Hartung, who has
closed his butcher shop, and a num-
Der of practical glass cutters, have
formed a company to do business
in the shop which was the birth
place of the Irving, the Wayne, and
the Owando cut glass companies,
The Postal Telegraph has
the telegraph letter plan sim
liar to the Western Union. You
can send so words (at night for
the same rate you can send ten
words in the day time. Honesdale
people can telephone their messages
to the Postal Office in Carbondale
over the wires of the Consolidated
Company free of cost.
j. Andrew Wilt, of Towanda,
of census enumera-
tors of this district, was in town
Friday, and met his corps of emu
merators and went over the work
which they are expected to perform,
giving them instructions along the
line of being polite, courteous, pains
taking and thorough in order that
no one will be missed or slighted.
The State Highway commission
was represented in town on Friday
by Engineer A. w. Long, p. A.
Street, Frank Stanton and Fred
Schiessler, who were on their way to
Dyberry township to survey and
stake out the portion of state road
which Dyberry township will con-
struct this spring. This road will
begin at the Texas boundary line,
and extend more than 5000 feet, end
ing near the Eddy.
The New Jersey State Legisla-
ture is now in the lime nght. An ex-
tended session was held one day last
week III OIueT 10 CLOSE up all un-
finished business. The session ran
over into the next day and according
TO newspaper reports, there was a
Hot Time in the Old Town" all
night. Wine, woman, and song were
the prominent features of the nights
work. High kicking and popping
of corks were greatly in evidence,
and when the sun came peeping in
through the windows of the hall of
the legislature it revealed enough
debris of drunks and empty bottles to
fill several of Trenton's largest am
balances.
The air is full of rumors con-
cerning changes in our railroad ia
cilities. 1t is semi-ofIicially given out
that when the change of timetable
goes into effect between the Erie and
Delaware & Hudson railroads that
there will be a number of radical
changes in the movements of trains
1t is reported that the Erie train
will be operated from Carbondale
coming over the mountain to Homes
dale, and thence on to New York