The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-18
John o'connell accompanied Dr.


oil to use on their streets.
Will Carlton, the famous poet,
is to recite from his writings at the
Hawley Baptist church tonight.
Burgess Ames and Richard
Evans of Hawley, are conducting a
garage at Hawley for the convent
ence of autoists.
Thursday evening the Knights
church will hold their first meeting
with the officers in their respective
chairs.
E. C. Morris, of Scranton, an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Maude, to William
Katz, of Honesdale. e.-Tribune-Re
publican.
Miss Mae O'Neill, of Honesdale,
was the winner in District No. of
the Scranton Truths European con-
test defeating her nearest opponent
by over $4,000 votes.
Lieut.. w. II. Mumford, of Co,
+, leaves for Mount Gretna, on
Thursday, to attend the camp OF in
struction for officers of the National
Guard of Pennsylvania,
Hon. A. T. Searle is in Scranton
this week, presiding over the Lack
wanna comfy court, and next week
goes TO Harrisburg to otliciate in the
same oapacity for pauphin county.
Grace Episcopal church, Trim
Ry Sunday, May 22: Holy Commun-
ION at 3 a. M: Morning service at
10:30; evening service at 1880;
Sunday school and Bible class at
II NJ
State Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction, Nathan c. Schaeffer,
has re-appointed VIM. B. Holmes,
of Honesdale, as a trustee of the
State Normal School, at East
Stroudsburg, for the term of three
years.
Miss Anna McKeon, of Hones-
dale, has accepted a position in the
Office of the American Silk Company
in New York City. She has been
visiting her cousin, Mary Delaney
at Port Jervis, prior to going to New
York to assume her duties.
The Republicans viii place a
candidate in nomination for State
Treasurer, and the nominee will no
doubt be c. F. Wright, the present
incumbent. This move is made nee
essary as there is a question wheth-
er Mr. Wright's term expires in one
or three years
The next addition 10 our finan-
cial institutions will be National
Bank which is to be organized at
Lake Ariel and will no doubt be we'll
supported by the merchants doing
business in the -lOwer end of the
county, many of whom now do their
banking in Scranton.
There will be communion SER
vice at the Indian Orchard school
house for the newly confirmed and
others on Sunday, May %, at $3.50
p. m. Rev. A. L. Whitaker will
preach the sermon. On Thursday
evening, May 18th, box social will
be held in the school house.
Instead of commencement eXer-
cises al Hawley this year, there will
be. literary contest. The boys are
to declaim ''Spartacus Speech to the
Gladiators," while the girls will tell
us about Paul Revere's Ride" "
Harry Atkinson will furnish the
prizes that are to be awarded.
The Hon. R. l.. Burnett, of
Stroudsburg, who has announced
himself as a Democratic candidate
for the nomination of State Senator,
is man whose lifelong character
and reputation is likely to appeal
very strongly for the support of
voters of this district regardless of
party affiliations.
Howard X. Rose of Ivoryton,
Conn, was a guest over Sunday at
the home of his uncle, J. e. Rich
mond, of Central Park. He is junior
partner CT the Comstock Cheney
Co., manufacturers of ivory keys and
piano actions. 1t is the oldest and
largest factory in the country, en-
ploying over 500 skilled work
men.
Just as soon as the comet COM
mences to draw away into space and
away from the Earth's orbit, we may
expect normal weather. but as it is
now the. ABSORPTION of some OF the
Suns power to energize the comet
is deverting heat and light which the
world otherwise would receive. We
are glad that we will not be a resi-
dent of this county when it makes
its next visit in 1885.
John Kimble and John II.
Weaver, Jr., left for Towanda on
Sunday morning where they will be-
gin their duties as managers of the
new factory of the Wayne Cut Glass
Co They expect to be in operation
by next Saturday with a force Of
experienced glass cutters. We re-
gret to have these men leave our
community, also the men who go
with them, as they were valuable