The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-02
LOCAL MENTION.

Directors Association meets on
November 1S and 10. Don't forget
the date.
District Attorney NJ. Z. Simons
Is improving his handsome residence
by having concrete steps placed at
the rear.
The McKenna Cut Glass factory
was obliged to suspend operations
Monday morning to thaw out some
frozen pipes. Fec.
On All Souls Day, Wednesday,
Nov. 2, a requiem high mass will be
celebrated in ST. Johns Roman Cath
olic church at 8 a. m.
The Baptist Philathea supper
held on Thursday evening was large
ly attended and proved to be social
and financial success.
The Alert Fire company, of East
Honesdale, will hold their annual
ball, November 6, at Alert Hall.
Price of tickets SO cents.
The fifteenth annual convention
of the school directors of Wayne
county will be held at the High
school auditorium, November Is and
10.
Last Saturday was the coolest
morning thus far this Fall. The
thermometer went down to twenty
degrees above zero, and the ground
was frozen.
A successful social in the inter
ests of the Honesdale hospital pro-
ject was held at the home of Mrs.
Fletcher Bunnell, Friday evening,
October %.
-Gustaves Smith. and Sons are
making extensive improvements to
their property at First Pond which
they recently purchased from the
Consolidated Water company.
The Seelyville Fire company
cleared $45 from their masquerade
ball on Monday evening. Ninety-five
couples were in attendance, and a
jolly time was had by all present.
Harry Madden, of Scranton, will
sing In Dear Old Wayne" at the
Lyric theatre, Friday evening, No
vember 4. Scenes from Wayne coun-
ty will be shown on colored slides.
Harold G. Rowland last Satur-
day reopened the jewelry store form
erly run by o. G. Weaver. Mr., Row.
land has engaged a practical watch
maker, jeweler and optician to look
after the wants of his customers.
Roger w. Sears, former
Honesdaler, is running for County
Treasurer of Sullivan county, n. Y.
Mr.. Sears, when living in the Maple
City, was manager of the drug store
owned by the late DR.. w. H. Reed.
The Wayne County Pomona
Grange No. Al will meet with Beech
Grove Grange at Beech Grove,
Thursday, November 10, at 10 a. m.
Officers will be elected, and full at
tendance of the members is request
ed.
The first snow of the season fell
last Saturday afternoon. If the old
saying that there will be as many
SHOWS during the winter as the num-
ber of the day of the month of the
first snowfall, we may expect a total
of twenty-nine. We predict twenty
nine, plus!
The lecture course under the
management of the Honesdale public
schools was opened in the High
school building last Thursday even
ing before a large audience, Durno
the magician, and Mr.. Frank Sher-
man, the magnetic Humorist, being
the attractions. They succeeded in
keeping the crowd in good humor all
evening" and their efforts were very
well received.
Jacob F. Katz, of 622 Church
street, was rendered a delightful sur.
prise party Thursday, October 27, in
compliment of the SEVENTEEN ami.
versary of his birth. Those partici.
pating in the joys of the occasion
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Katz
Mr.. and Mrs William Katz, Samuel
j. Katz, Joseph Katz, Mr.. and Mrs
Jonas Katz, Mrs. NJ. Samuels, of New
York city; Mrs. Morris, Scranton, Mr.
and Mrs. Emanuel Freeman, Mrs
Raubitschek. The Citizen extends
CONGRATULATIONS May you live Ions
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Rev. c. c. Miller, pastor of st
Johns Lutheran 'Nhurch, conducted
services at the Wayne county jai
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. H'
was accompanied by his choir, whC
sang several hymns. Rev. Millel
spoke from the text, Him That Com
eth Unto Me, / viii In No Wise Cas-
Out" reading as a Scripture lessor
the fifteenth chapter of Saint Luke
and speaking words of admonitioI
and encouragement to the prisoners
eight of whom sat in the Jail corri
dor to hear him. Samuel N. ReeS
and Leona Lord did not leave thei
cells, but appeared to be attentiv,
listeners.