The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-05
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
We are glad to announce tha
Wyman Kimble's son is out of dan
ger and improving fast.
The River Street Improvement
Society will hold a meeting at the
school house on Thursday, January
9th.
-Oslek Tribe of Improved Order
Of Red Men, will meet Thursday
night. Important that all members
be present.
County Auditors Brock Lesher of
Dreher, A. W. Larabee of Starucca,
and NJ. j. McAndrew of Hawley, are
in town auditing the county books
We note that Mortimer Stocker
is out, and has recovered, bearing no
visible effects of his struggle with
illness.
In to-day's Citizen will be found
Katz Bros. new advertisement an
nouncing their muslin underwear
sale, which begins Saturday, Jan. 8.
Attention, Veterans, Regular
meeting of Capt. Ham Post, G. A.
r., on Friday evening, Jan. 7th. In
stallation services on Friday even
ing, February 4th.
The annual meeting of the
Honesdale branch of the w. p. S. p.
c. A. will be held at the City Hall
on Friday afternoon, January 9TH, at
three o'clock. Members are request
ed to be present, as the election of
officers will take place.
The Christmas festivities of the
Seelyville Sunday School was held at
the chapel on Thursday evening last.
A very interesting programme had
been prepared and was successful
carried out to the qualification and
pleasure of all present.
There was a lack of the usual
blowing of whistles, ringing of bells,
shooting of guns and the din and
racket which marks the debut of the
New Year when 1910 crossed the
line. Jack Frost evidently had every
body beaten to frazzle."
Anthony Wayne Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons elected the fol-
clave George Blossom, High Priest;
Daniel Osborne, King; Earl Rock
well, Scribe; John ID. Weston, Treas
urer; A. NJ. Leine, Secretary; II.
Oday, Representative to Grand Royal
Arch Chapter
C. r. Galloway, the gentleman
ly and very efficient assistant super
in &c . hn w
on Monday to take position with the
same concern at the New York Of
flee. He will be employed in the /
sales departments as estimator, one
of the most important positions in
manufacturing.
The Christmas exercises at the /
Presbyterian chapel by the scholars |
on Wednesday evening attracted an
audience which filled the auditorium |
and gallery. The exercises were very
interesting and kept the audience |
good natured. The cantata was un-
usually well rendered and reflected .
much credit upon those who had the .
exercises in charge.
Not long since a young man of .
'pA'hdlu MUSCULAR utNtlODIntul was D
seen in Seelyyille with two heads on
his shoulders. Both were fully de-
veloped heads, with rather handsome
features, one with blond hair, the
other with black. The young man
is not a museum freak as might be
supposed. The other head was the
property of his sweetheart, and would
not have appeared in such a deform-
ed position had it not been for the
young lady's neglect to drop the
curtain"
Fred Suydam, who is home from
college during the holidays and
whose reputation as an entertainer
is proyerbial, gave a stag party to
eleven of his lilliputiaus friends at
his home on Ninth street, and so
taken up were the boys with the roy
al good time they had that it was
like pulling teeth to have them
break up and go home. There were
present Elisha, Clinton and Edward
Grey, Elmer Spry, Percy Wright,
Frank Wright, William Quincy,
and Allie Huck, Joseph
llosher and Joseph Westbrook Af-
ter the banquet recitations and sing
ing were the order of the day after
which they all voted that Fred was
"a jolly good fellow"