The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-29

The session of Sunday school
will be held at the Baptist church al
11.45 a. m. Sunday.
Rev. A. L. Whitaker will hold
services at Waymart in the Presby-
terian church Sunday at p. m.
Rev. George S. Wendell will
conduct public worship and preach
at the Berlin Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at $50.
County Detective Nick Spencer
returned today from Lake Ariel,
where he went Friday to join Mrs.
Spencer and the children at their
cottage.
Miss Antoinette Durland gave a
whist party to number of her
friends at the golf club Wednesday
afternoon. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
The kissing bag which was a
pest throughout the northeastern
section of the state several years
ago, has made its appearance in the
<AiiShlON ltSlOu.
There will be union services in
the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Rev. George S. Wendell of the Bap-
tist will preach. The church will
then be closed until Sept. 4.
Adam Pride is comfortable and
his two attendants are taking good
care of him. Ham post will not let
the blind comrade want for anything
he needs to make him contented and
happy
State Zoologist H. A. Surface
has ordered the midsummer inspec-
tion of orchards throughout the
state, to see to what extent fruit
tree pests are prevalent. The in
spection will include all orchards
not covered in the spring inspection
Local Elks were notified We'd
nesday that James Stetzman, a mem
Der of the Scranton lodge, died Tues
day in that city and would be bur
led today Thursday, all members
of the lodge so far as possible turn
ing out with white gloves to escort
the body to the grave.
Michael Welch put is gallons
of kerosene on Main street in front
of the Jadwin building yesterday
and the dust at once ceased to be
offensive to people passing that way
1t is reported that a few Main street
business men are going to try oiling
the street in front of their places.
Percy L. Cole says he is in no
hurry to open up his new purchase
the F. G. Reichenbacker drugstore
He has carpenters and painters on
the job, and to make the store into
the kind of place Mr.. Cole wants is
something that takes time. Some
time in August, however, he expects
to have the sign of Cole where the
sign of Reichenbacker used to be.
liam E. Meehan has announced that
he proposes to make a number of
arrests of owners of mills for pollu-
tion of streams. He stated that
notices to stop discharges of chemi-
calls and material harmful to fish had
been ignored. Three arrests have
been made in the last week in the
eastern section of the state.
-Wilkes-Barre's councils Tues
day night passed a resolution di-
recting the city solicitor to begin
equity suits against the Spring Brook
Water company to compel that cor
poration to furnish an ample supply
of pure water. The people of
are much excited over
conditions which point
to a typhoid epidemic. Honesdale
people who go to Wilkes-Barre
would do well to do their water
before they start and after
they get back.
Many people are spending their
vacations at the new Canaan
Corners hotel, a short distance from
Lake Lodore, and that it is an ideal
place for recreation seekers was evil
denced last summer when people
from all over the valley journeyed
ONSI lue MOOSlCS 10 SpSnu week or
two. The Canaan Corners hotel is
in a very convenient and
quiet spot and the service that is
provided for the patrons is a feat
ure that has made the hotel ex-
tremely Carbondale Lead
er.
Quietly negotiating with its men
for several weeks without anything
but the slightest hints being made
public, the Philadelphia & Reading
Railway company has completed
the adjustment of its wage scale on
a similar basis in that used by the
New York Central. Not only have
changes been made in unsatisfactory
schedules, but, according to A. T.
Dice, general manager, increases
have been made in addition to the
8 per cent. increase. He said: 1--WE
have met all those who came to us
IN fair spirit and in addition to the
per cent. increase have made other
Mr.. Dice said the work
Of making the changes was COM
pleted and nothing further remains