The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-23
-The pancoast fund is now sS7,-

The Pancoast fund is now $S7,-
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Archibald plays two games in
Honesdale on the glorious Fourth.
lis the dust-oilirg proposition go
ing to fly over until next season?
The High school girl graduates
will banquet at the Briggs, Thurs
day night.
"A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. David Evans, Seeyville,
Wednesday.
Grace p Il. church and Trinity
Carbondale, will hold joint
picnic at Lake Lodore, Friday, July
2S.
--Charlesworth the photographer.
has opened a studio at White Mills.
day.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. j. c.
Birdsall, Seelyville, Thursday after
noon,
The Honesdale Medical Associa-
tion meets this lThursday) evening
with DR.. R, w. Brady, Park street,
as host
Sixteen persons from this place
attended the Junior, Order of United
Mechanics at Lake Lodore
on Tuesday.
Watch for the first issue of the
Red Mems Prophet" for full par
ticulars of the great excursion to
Luna Park on July 19.
The Ladies' Aid of the Bethany
Methodist church will serve straw
berries and ice cream on Mrs. Will
liam Pethick's lawn, Friday evening,
June 20.
Two pieces of land in Lake
township, the property of Clarence
Davis, were sold at Sheriff's sale
Monday, June 10, to Nettie Searle
Davis Rutherford for s282.
There has been an advance of
five cents per 100 pounds in feed,
corn, and meal, while oats
is two cents per bushel higher than
the first Of. the week.
One of the attractions at the
approaching Wayne county fair will
be the Stafrett horse and pony show.
Daily exhibitions will be given in
front of. the grand stand
-PeacR growers in New Jersey
claim that the crop will be light this
year. One grower whose yield is
from 5000 to 10000 baskets
claims that his estimate is about l.
500 baskets,
The Honesdale Consolidated
Water company has just completed
rebuilding dam at First pond. 1t
is three feet higher than formerly.
The! old stone dam at Third pond is
being replaced by concrete struc-
ture.
The Baptist church of Hawley is
extensive preparation for the
fair and festival to be held July 4
in Odd Fellows Hall. Dinner will be
served from IL to o'clock and re-
freshments during the afternoon and
evening.
The Citizen has received from
Orville Welsh, Tyler Hill, too late
for publication in this issue, an ac-
count of the Baptist World Alliance
convention at Philadelphia which
will be published in next Wednes-
days Citizen.
Gerald Bunting, Siko, and Miss
Estelle Comfort, Galilee, were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon in the par
sonage of the Central Methodist
Episcopal church by the Rev. Will
H. Hitler. The couple were unat-
tended.
AN effort is being made on the
part of the incorporators of the
Lake Ariel Traction company to
have it's franchise granted by Scran-
toms new council. The company
was unable to get a franchise from
the old council
Last year life insurance COM
panies paid to beneficiaries in Homes
dale, 800; Hawley, $37,25O;
Carbondale, $121,75O; Towanda,
$109,500; Wilkes-Barre, $63O,OOO;
Scranton, $1,332,00O. The largest
policy was held by the late Col. Ezra
Ripple, $171,S78.
"A civil suit was heard before
Squire Smith, Tuesday afternoon in
which Mrs. R. w. Penwarden was
plaintiff and Cecil T. Weeks, defend
ant. The amount of debt was
S4.10 for feed, which defendant had
from plaintiffs husband.
Mr.. Weeks appeared and said he
would pay the bill and costs,
amounting to $7.35, next week.
The Washington team, of which
Sherry" of Honesdale is a pitcher,
will play in New York part of this
week, commencing on Friday and
Saturday and continuing over till
next week-Monday and Tuesday.
is scheduled to play
eleven games with New York and
Philadelphia, two of the hardest
teams there are to battle against. A
number of Honesdale people expect
to witness some of the games.
Miss Beulah j. Lovelass, Damas-
Gus, Wayne county, and Judson Bur-
cher, of Capouse. avenue and Rich
mond street, Scranton, were married
Tuesday evening at o'clock by Rev.
Cs M. Olmstead, D. D., pastor of the
Asbury church. The ceremony was
witnessed by only the members of
the immediate families and was a
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