The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

potatoes in his patch have bugs
aplenty, but that the scientifically
treated tuber vines are bugless.
Gov. Hughes of New York has
signed what is called the hurryup
road bill, by which bonds will be
sold to the amount of S1,5OO,O0O
this year, to hurry along the COM
pletion of state highways between
New York and Buffalo. 1t is ex-
pected now that route No. 4, the
one going through Hancock, will be
completed in three years.
The girls took possession of
the Knights of st. Paul camp, at
Hemlock Point, Lake Lodore, Mon
day. Three or four of the larger
boys will remain in camp and act
as orderlies, and Mrs George Fish
er and Mrs. Bibley chaperon the
girls. The advance of the girls
camping party left Carbondale Mon
day morning on the $40 o'clock
train, and the others left on
the 2.05 O'Clock train.
Clifton H. Mann and Miss Eliza
left that city this morning to take
in the sights of the Old Home week
at Stroudsburg and visit the Della
ware Water Gap. On their way
they stopped in Nazareth long
enough to visit Rev. w. H. Wort
ring at the parsonage of st. Johns
Reformed church and have the
clergyman perform cermony that
made them husband and wife,
Easton Express.
Frank S. Anderson of CALI
coon, prominent and successful
Sullivan county lawyer and for sew
eral years chairman of the Repub-
lican county committee, has brought
an action against his wife, Adelaide
Morris Anderson, for absolute di-
vorce and names prominent busi-
ness man connected with the Erie
railroad as correspondent. Mrs. An
derson is in possession of their fine
Callicoon home and its luxurious
furnishings and seems defiant and
happy. Mr.. Anderson has COM
menced an action to dispossess her,
are his, a part of the stuff having
belonged to his first wife.
Erie Detective Frank Kelly, who
was so active in running down the
Hawley beer stealers of last month,
is now back at Port Jervis, n. Y,
following his old, familiar job of
pulling train riders. He was sta
toned at Hawley pretty nearly a
month and he had a hand in the
five arrests whose story has been
told in the newspapers. Long
Kelly is an interesting character
He stands six feet seven in height
and is powerful and athletic. He
started his sleuthing as a Wayne
county constable good many
years ago. Capt. Glass of the Erie
police force, known as "the big
boss" and Lieut.. Guy Ralph, who
is stationed at Dunmore and handles
many cases on this division of the
road, place much confidence in
Kelly. He has great many friends
in Hawley and quite a few in Homes
dale
of the coal chunk beside the West
ern Union Office Wednesday to re-
place the one worn out by Fred
Michael and other local heavy
weights who pass their leisure mo-
ments in that locality The new
bench is an old church pew and it
will hold five men of ordinary ply
Of
Michael pattern. If the odd bench
that went away could talk, the col
umns of the three papers this bor-
ough boasts would be filled with
Tacy reading every issue for a
twelyemonth. William Ripple's
wagon brought the old pew to its
new location and the driver received
moderate remuneration for fetch
ing over this grandstand for the sons
of rest.
Then there are Lake Ariel and
Lake Henry, the latter at Maple
wood, over along the Erie, Crystal
lake near Dundaff, Chapman lake
over the hills to the west of Jer-
myn, Lake Carey over near Tunk-
HdllOIh Ol lllt IdllIOdu 10 MOUNT
rose from that place, Heart lake
between Afford and Montrose, on
the Lackawanna, Lake Sheridan
(also an extensive cottage resort for
Scranton people, to the east OF
Factoryville, and Harvey's lake tC
the north of Wilkes-Barre, reached
either by steam or electric railroad
And so ad infinitum. The woods
and the country hereabouts are full
of lakes, and there is fish in every
one of them. And where is the
man or the woman who doesn't like
to FISH along with their summer va
cation!-Scranton Times.
The automobile run which will
be held by the members of the
Scranton Automobile association
either the latter part of August Of
early in September, according t
Secretary Hugh Andrews, will no
be a speed contest, an endurance
run nor a road-ability contest, bu
a sort of sociability run. The ruI