The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-11

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Frank Marks. of Red Bank, n.
j., shipped on Saturday by rail thir-
ty head of nice Wayne cattle.
The Honesdale picked team de-
/ feated the Pleasant Mount team on
Saturday by the score of 1S to 3.
The American Flint Glass
Workers Union will conduct a dance
in O'Connell's hall on Friday even
/ ing.
Miss Abigail Baird of East
Honesdale, has accepted position
as book-keeper at Henry Freund' S
grocery store.
Benz. Gardner left on Tuesday
morning for Factoryville, Pa, where
he will make his future home with
his sister, Mrs. Gilmore.
On Friday evening of last week
Miss Florence Krieter entertained
a number of friends at the Jacob
Doetsch farm at Cherry Ridge.
Horace G. Young, formerly vice
president of the d. & II. r. r. Co.,
is in town. Mr.. Young is now Pres
ident of one of the largest financial
institutions of Albany.
The services next Sunday
Whit Sunday-at Grace Episcopal
church, will be Holy Communion at
s a. m; Morning service at 10:30
a. m; evening service at 1880 p. m;
Sunday school at 10 NJ.
The United States Steel Cor
poration have put aside twelve mil
lion dollars as the nucleous of a pen
sion fund which is to be paid to old
and faithful employees of that COM
pany who will be pensioned if dis
abled, or when they reach a certain
age.
The Diocese of Bethlehem will
hold their annual session at Wilkes
Barre at st. Stephens church, on
Tuesday, commencing at 1880 p. m.
Rector A. L. Whitaker and laymen
j. n. Welch, C. J. Smith, David
Menner and Richard Dusenberre
will represent Grace church
Miss Mary L. Kelly daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly, of
Church street, will graduate from
the Mercy hospital, at Baltimore, on
May oath, having completed a three
year course as a trained nurse.
Her brother, Thomas Kelly, of this
place, contemplates attending the
graduation exercises.
announcement has been made of
the coming marriage of Miss Lillian,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William ].
Heberling, of Newfoundland, to Prof.
John D. Storm, the popular and eff
cient principal of the Ariel High
school. The ceremony will take
place at the home of the bride on
Thursday, May II, 1910.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church held a sociable
in the parlors of the Chapel on Fri
day afternoon. Mrs Harry Rockwell
sang two very pretty solos and Mrs.
Benz. Dittrich gave two recitations
which were highly entertaining. Re-
freshments were served, and a very
pleasant afternoon was spent by all
who were present.
HTeeuS was one OIL IDe
judges on Friday night at the literary
contest between the pupils of the Cen
trail High school and the Technical
High school of Scranton. The Tech
nical High school pupils were the
victors. Mr.. Greene had as asso-
ciate judges Prof. Thomas Osborne
of Kingston, Pa, and Prof. J. Ed
ar1 AF
Cecil Weeks, one of our law
abiding farmers, got into trouble
through ignorance of the law on
fishing. He placed a fish basket at
the outlet of Huff Pond which is on
his own property, and was arrested
and fined for doing so $27.5O, in
Guiding costs. He also gave bail of
500 for further hearing. This
may be right, but it does not look so.
Joseph S. Pennell, census enum-
orator, finished taking the census of
Hawley borough on Thursday May
9TH, just fifteen days after he begun
the work. He says, with but few ex-
ceptions, he has been treated cour-
teously by our townspeople and all
seemed perfectly willing to give the
information he desired. Honesdale
boasts of a family of ten children
but we can beat that all hollow as
Mr.. Pennell reports one here of four
teen and all are living and at home.
-Hawley Times.
State Fish Warden Shoemaker
wants it emphatically understood
that only a hook and line and Burr,
or three pronged hook, can be used
to fish with in trout stream; also
that no nets can be used in catching
bait fish in said stream and that
same can only be caught by hook
and line. While in Honesdale he
held a conference with the execu-
tive board of the Honesdale Con-
solidated Electric Light, Heat and
Power Company, to make an amic-
able settlement, if possible, in con-
nection with polluting the Lacka-