The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-05
LOCAL MENTION.

LOSAL M RaIN lOlN.
Attention, Veterans! Regular
meeting of Uapt. James Ham Post,
G.. A. R., on Friday evening, Oct. Z.
The Wayne County Savings
Bank has Increased the number of
their directors from to 2, The ad-
ditional director is J. Waldron Far
ley of Ecuinuns.
Nathaniel Lord died AT his resi-
dence in Rochester, n. Y, Sept. 20,
of paralysis, at an advanced age.
He was well known in Wayne coun-
ty, having bean for many years
resident of E0uinunk.
The Woodmen OF White Mills
will hold ball in the Florence
Theatre on Saturday, Oct. Is. Bell
mans orchestra will furnish music
and, as usuSA, a good time VIII be
the lft of all who attend.
Mrs. Eb zabeth Bond of East
street sold her property at East
Honesdale Hn Saturday last COM
pr'isfng about one-half acre of land
and dwelling house to Mrs Geotge
Roberts. Consideration private.
The Board of Trade is after a
concern witpo makes rubber horse
shoes and who has recently Teceiv-
ed very large order for automobile
tires. They need a larger factory
and are booking for a new location.
Hope we get them.
The delegates from HOnesdalf
and vicinity who attended the coun-
ty Sunday school convention ut Da-
.mascus were as follows: Rev. DR..
and Mrs. Swift, Rev. George s. Wen
al I . n1
Dodge, C. "A Emery, c. E. Van
Horne, j. B. Cody, Misses HHzel
Dein, Helene Purdy and Andrew
Thompson.
The property of the Sh6bola
Mountain Spring company VIII be sold
by Sheriff Gregory at his Office in the
court house at Port JerVis on Mon
day, Oct. 10, at 2 O'Clock p. m. 1t,
consists of snbout lao acres at Wal-
ker lake. On the premises are erect,
ed largettwo-story building used as
a ;b0Hrding Jhouse, large barn and
wagon house, a large building used.
for bottliug water,S and other OUT
buildings. About 20 acres are under
cultivation and balance has fine
growth of timber.
The Following are the officers
of the Wayne County Sunday School
association for the year 191U-11:,
President, Otto Appley, NJ. D., Da-
mascus; Vice-president, A j. .Simons
NJ. d., Newfoundland; secretary, Miss
Tyler, Tyler Hill; treasurer, Andrew
Thompson, Honesdale; superintend-
emf teacher training department
Rev. George S. Wendell, HOnesdale;
adult Bible class. Perry Gilpin,
South Sterling; home department,
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and cradle roll, Miss Carrie Clark,
Boyds Mills.
in spite of the fact Ghat the
Philadelphia mint coined 146,0OO,-
600 pennies last year. and many
other millions in years before, the
mystery of where the little coppers
go Is stin unsolved, and Director of
the Mint George Z. Roberts est
mates the big plant will make an
other 100000, 900 this year. PEN
nies, more so than any other sort al
coin, disappear from circulation very
mysteriously. The government does
not mind coming them, however,
for il yields a fine profit. A pound
of copper, costing now about 13
cents, will make dollar in pennies.
The Lyric was we'll filled with
an appreciatiVe audience on Thursday
evening who were there TO witness
"The Lottery Man" To say that
everybody was pleased is putting it
very mild. The plot is unique and
well put together and presents phases
of life which are not uncommon, and
while there was the usual exaggera-
tion of character which is necessary
to emphasize same on the stage, yet
there was nothing overdone in this
line. Every player was up in their
parts, at perfect ease and the play
ran smoothly from beginning to end.
To the newspaper men it was unusu-
ally interesting as Jack was an ideal
news gatherer.
One of the vilest and most mis-
cradle creatures whose presence Is
allowed to afflict this beautiful
world, is the wretch who visits our
cemeteries and despoiis the graves
OF loved ones by stealing blooming
plants, cut flowers, ribbons attach
ed 10 bouquets and wreaths, and car
ries them away for their own per-
sonal use. This practice has been
INDUCED in to a considerable extent
of late in Glen Dyberry and the
management is now fully determin-
ed to make an example OF the first
culprit TO be arrested and convicted.
The following is the law relating
to the species of sacrilege: Any per-
son or persons who shall wilfully
and maliciously destroy, mutilate,
injure, pluck off, deface or remove
therefrom, any tree or trees, vines.
flowers, grass or ornamental shrub
berry, growing, being or temporarily
placed therein, for ornamental or
useful purposes, in any cemetery or
graveyard in this commonwealth
used for the interment in and upon
private enclosures in any cemetery
or graveyard aforesaid, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction of any said offences be
sentenced to undergo an imprison-
ment not exceeding one year, or to
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