The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-23

john II. Barret, editor of the
Scranton Truth, has been named as
Scrantons postmaster by President
Taft
Adam Schaeffer, n popular en-
ployee at the Hotel Wayne, left We'd
nesday for Hawley. Mr.. Schaeffer is
planning to enter the Odd Fellows
Home at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Clark, wife of Clark, the
Scranton florist, fell and broke her
arm on Tuesday while getting off a
trolley car in Scranton. Mrs. Clark
is a native of Mt. Pleasant.
The congregation of the Cold
Spring Presbyterian church will hoId
an oyster supper, Thursday evening,
December 30. The proceeds will be
applied to the pastors salary
Henry Shupper, a popular en-
ploye of J. Sam Brown. was rendered
postal shower, Tuesday. 200 of his
Honesdale friends remembering that
it was his sixty-sixth birthday.
A Christmas Cantata, entitled
Santa Claus In Sunderland" will
be given by the White Mills NJ. f..
, Sunday school, at the Woodman' S
! Hall, Saturday evening, December
| "a.
Cal. Kennedy, Niagara, brought
to Honesdale Tuesday, Mesdames
Lester Kennedy Vem Peck, John
Perham, and Mrs. Fowler on a
Christmas shopping expedition which
included the Sunday school presents.
On Tuesday a four-year-old
child of Mrs. Bessie Downing. of
| Beachlake, underwent an operation
! for club foot at the office of DR..
! Ely on Court street. The operation
was performed by Drs. Smith and
! Ely, assisted by Miss Katheryn Hat
| tier, and was successful.
: Superintendent of mason work
Adam Schroeder, Superintendent of
carpenter work, Captain John Huff,
Conrad Schroeder Dale Shiffer, e. f.
! Shiffer, William McMullen, Jacob F.
! Schroeder, who are employed by
| Woelkers and Biellman, Scranton, on
! the Armory job, will spend Christ
mas in Scranton.
-Bregstein Bros, clothiers and
gents furnishers, had an unusually
good trade. Success is due to the
fact that they take advantage of the
clothing trades many good offer
ings and with ready cash purchase
the very best quality of goods, TAX
ing advantage of all the discounts
offered. They add a very reasonable
/ profit to their purchases and the re-
suit is the buyer or consumer, gets
the benefit of a good quality of goods
at a price as low as most of the other
concerns are compelled to pay for
their stock. 1t pays to look thei1
goods aud prices over.
The order of services at the
Methodist Episcopal church, Dec. 25
1910, is as follows:
MORNING 1O:30.
Prelude-''The Golden Sceptre," R
Schlepegrell.
Mr.. Paul Sonner and Organ.
Hymn-No. 71S.
Apostles Greed.
Prayer.
Anthem-"Sound over all Waters,
Wilson.
Lesson.
| Gloria.
Onertory, Simple Aveu," F. Thome
Mr.. Sonner and Organ.
Hymn-No. 112.
Second Lesson.
Ladies' Quartette-"At Midnight,
Crosby.
Mrs. w. T. Butler, Miss Amy Clark,
Mrs. c. F. Bullock, Mrs. T. A
Crossley.
Address, Naming of the Babe"
Pastor, Rev. w. II. Hitler.
Solo-"Mary's Manger Song, -
Adams.
Miss Amy Clark.
Address-"God With U.s."
Rev. w. H. Hitler.
Solo-"Hail the Wondrous Strang
er," Adams.
C. ]. Dibble.
Address-"The Joy Bringer."
Rev. w. H. Hitler.
Anthem-"Joy To the World,
Fearis.
Benediction.
Selected.
Mr.. Sonner and organ.
EVENING, 1880.
Prelude-"Christm Prelude"
Mr.. Sonner and Organ.
Authenticity To the World"
Hymn-No. 1913.
Prayer.
Anthem-"The Hills of Palestine,
Ashford.
Second Lesson.
SOLO Inc song or Ages,
DR.. George C. Butler with Violil
and Organ.
Offertory-S Selected.
Mr. Sonner and organ.
Male Quartette-'Worship the New
Born King" Lorenz.
Messrs. Tolley, Hayward, Butle
and Hitler.
Lesson.
Hymn-No. 100.
Sermon-"The Gift"
Rev. w. II. Hitler.
= Hymn-No. $50.
Benediction.
Postlude-Selected.
Mr.. Sonner with Organ.
(Mrs. n. j. Spencer, Organist).
The annual meeting of stock
holders of MilanVille Bridge Com
pany will be held at the Office of Nj
T. j. Fromer on Monday, Jan.
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