The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-07
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Johns Lutheran Guild meets.
-Menner & Co.'S stores are well
supplied IN every department for the
! holiday trade.
4 On December ! ., DR.. A. j. Wine
brake, Scranton, viii address the
Wayne County Medical Association.
Real Estate Agent NJ. f. Dorm, !
who had been under the weather
for several days, is able to be about
again, much to the delight of his
many friends.
-Birdsall Bros. Co., Seelyville,
are erecting on the site of the old
saw mill, a large frame two-story
building. size 4Ox1O, to be used for
storage purposes.
Special efforts are being made
to wipe out the $4,000 debt resting
on st. Mary Magdalen's church, and
to that end a liberal Christmas col
lection" is asked for.
Things are NOT different
now" as far as the Honesdale doc
tors are concerned. The fees, viz,
81 for office, and 81 for house calls
are the same as they were in 1870.
The Local Register of Births
and Deaths for the districts of Homes
dale, Prompton borough, Texas, Ore
gon and Berlin townships reports
for the month ending November 80,
total of ten births and ten deaths
Thursday, December s, being
the Feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception, and a holy day of obliga-
tion, masses will be celebrated at
the usual hours in st. Johns and st.
Mary Magdalens Roman Catholic
churches.
The adjourned annual meeting
of the Presbyterian church, Beth
any, will be held Wednesday, Dec.
Z, at 2 D. IN. The ladies of the
/, church will serve dinner in the
church parlors. Important business
will come before the meeting.
, The Anti-Saloon League Com
mittee of the county are requested
, to meet in the Presbyterian church
: chapel, Honesdale, Friday, Decem-
! ber 8, at 2 p. IN. Rev. c. II.
Brandt, of Wikes-Barre, will be in
attendance and will elaborate new
= lines of work. BY order of Rev. J..
B. Cody, chairman.
Tuesday, December 13, Miss
Mary Dassel, who for twenty-five
e years made her home with her
> brother, the late Rev. William Das-
sci, will sail from New York on the
f steamer Kaiser William der Crosse
= for Bremen, Germany, from which
f city she will go to the home of her
S sister, Mrs. Minnie Sickle of Dries
t burg.
THAT every man, woman and
child of the parish may be in state
# of grace Christmas morning, is one
f of my Christmas greetings to you,
I said Rev. j. w. Balta, d. D., rector
= of st. Mary Magdalen S, in the course
e of an eloquent sermon at the early
: mass last Sunday. The church was
crowded to the doors, and it was al
d most impossible even to secure stand
a ing room.
# On Thursday, December s, the
# annual bazaar of the st. Johns Luz
: theran church will be held. There
e will be so many good things on sale
that it is impossible to mention them
J. all It's a fact, though, that nc
Il bazaar previously held was so large
l. an affair as this one will be. AL
l. members of the church are invited
It to attend and bring as many friends
;, with them as possible. A general
invitation is extended to he public
- There is room for all.
" The election of officers for the
e Seelyville Sunday school held Deem
IS ber 4, resulted as follows: Superin
p tendent, J. A. Bodie; first assistant
j. w. j. Ward; second assistant, II. A
d Robinson; third assistant, Lille G
|, Emo; secretary, Flora E. Ferguson
treasurer, II. A. Robinson; pianist
/, Mary Holland; assistants, Flossi,
~ Policy and Anna Ordnung; librari
% ans, B. F. Policy, William Hensey
- George Schot, and Raymond Thayer
N superintendent of Home Department
~ Anna Benney; chairman flower com
20 mittee, Mrs. F. F. Policy; superin
,9 tendent primary department, Emma
NJ. Birdsall; superintendent Begin
ner's Glass, Emma A. Smith; Begin
u uer's assistant, Dora holmus; super
Ie intendent Cradle Roll, Helene Purdy
IT secretary, Lizzie Dunkelberg; treas
n urer, Susie Eigler; organist, Grac
es Erik; assistant organist, Doroth
VI Dein.
ce Probably the greatest assembl
eI of men OF the Methodist Episcopa
Us church in Northeastern Pennsylva
III MIA will be the next meeting of tn
Men of Elm Park this (Tuesday
n evening at 8 o'clock in the Eli
in Park church, Scranton. 1t will b
i'll Bishop Night" and a reception wi
y. be rendered Bishop E. H. Hughe!
it d. D., Ii. d. Invitations have bee
IS. accepted by over 400 representativ
pc men from the fifty churches in tn
ny Scranton district. Bishop Hughe
pc will address the meeting on Men
be Work For Men," to be followed b
be an open forum and social hour. RI
'e- freshments will be served Admi
sion will be by ticket. The Officer
of of the association are: Presiden
lie w. l.. Connell; vice-president, A. '
les Bower; second vice-president, c.
ed Laubach; third vice-president, II.
tn Haak; secretary, w. S. Bartlett
Mt, treasurer, f. l.. Meyer. The recel
os, tion committee will consist of IL
Dr. cabinet, assisted by former Presidel
es- G. f. Royce, Rev. l.. II. DOrcheste
lar d. D., District superintendent
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