The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-28

A marriage licence was issued
to Charles Daniels and Rosie
Throop of Berlin.
A number of Honesdale young
people attended the donation at
Bethany last evening.
C. William Sell has purchased
the residence of Mrs. c. Il. Mills on
Court street. Consideration, private.
The Katz-Freeman family en-
joyed a sleighride to Hawley last
evening when a dinner was served at
Park View Hotel.
The Episcopal choir of this place
enjoyed sleighride to White Mills
on Thursday evening Supper was
served by the ladies of the White
Mills choir.
There will be a church service
with a sermon at the Indian Orchard
school house on Sunday, Jan. 80, at
2:30 p. m. All are welcome.
Revival meetings will continue
IN the NJ. e. church, at Hamlinton,
four evenings this week, beginning
with Tuesday. Rev NJ. d. Fuller is
expected to preach on Friday even
ing.
One of the Scranton evening
papers report that the Scranton
Tribune and Scranton Republican
have consolidated, but neither of
these papers make mention of this
fact.
The Atlantic Refining Co have
contracted with Kreitner Bros. to
build for them an oil storage ware
house at East Honesdale. The build
ing will be about twenty by forty
feet.
Grace church, Sunday, Jan. 80:
Services 1890 a. m. and 1880 p.
m; Bible classes at II NJ. The ad-
dress at the evening service will be
on the theme, Has the Church
Failed?"
Thomas Duff's remains were
brought to Honesdale on Wednes-
days d. & II. train. The funeral
takes place to-day at 10 o'clock from
st. Johns Roman Catholic church.
Rev. Thomas Hanley will officiate.
The Lackawaxen Valley Railway
Company, who have the franchise for
the trolley road between Hawley and
Honesdale. have been successful in
disposing of sufficient number of
their bonds to warrant them in be-
ginning operations toward complet-
ing the railroad They only await
the coming of suitable weather to
begin active work
The Martha Washington dinner,
which has been one of the annual
features of Honesdale's history, will
be given as usual on the 22d of Feb
ruary. The ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church are again arranging for
the event. Mrs. Oscar Bunnell, who
is President of the Pastors Aid So
ciety, is selecting her committees,
and has selected Mrs. Harry Rock
well and Mrs. Carl Prosch as chief
assistants.
On the eighth page of our pres
ent issue we print the twentieth an
nual report of the Wayne County
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
This report is worth reading care
fully as it reflects great credit upon
the officers and directors and shows
that their conservative and careful
management has brought about re-
suits which place this company in
the front ranks of safe, reliable NUT
ual companies.
Miss Reta Murry gave a dinner
party to a number of her friends, at
her pleasant home on Wednesday
evening. Progressive games were
played, the prize being won by
Marie Ward After dinner speeches
were made by Madeline O'Connell and
Letitia Green, and several musical
selections were well rendered by
Helen Beck. Those present were:
Minnie Schoell, Madeline and Doretta
O'Connell, Helen Jacobs, Marie
Ward, Letitia Green, Mary Lynott,
Name and Francis Demer, Mary Hig-
gins, Hortense McKenna, and Helen
Beck.
The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded at Register
and Recorder Gammel's office: l..
NJ. Bittner and wife of Paupack, to
Michael J. Heichelbeck, of the same
place, land in Paupack; considera-
tion $3.50; Ida j. and A. l.. Merithew
to Charles S, Vansickle, all of South
Canaan, land at South Canaan, con-
sideration $500; Charles II. Will
marth and wife to G. G. Wilmarth,
all of Aldenville; land at Alden
Vile; consideration private; r. b.
Lippencott and wife to Chas J.
Rohne, all of Preston, land at Pres
ton; consideration SSS; Solomon
Jones to e. f. SleeZer, both of Ariel,
land in Lake township; considera-
tion, private; Charles II. Rexford,
of GaletOn, Pa, to Bernice Moore,
of Damascus. land in Damascus;
consideration, $3.50.
Professor Oday returned yester-
day morning from Carbondale where
he met Principals LOTUS of Carbon
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