The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-05-05
Captain James Ham Post No.
9S, G. A r., meets Friday evening.


Captain James Ham Post No.
1873, G. A. r., meets Friday evening.
There will be a meeting Friday
night of Captain James Ham Post
No. 1913, G. A. r.
George Ort has secured the pos
ition of foreman at Sheriff NJ. Lee
Braman's livery stables.
At the annual meeting of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank held
morning all the old direc-
tors were reelected.
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meets Thursday evening in Freedom
Hall, when the second and third de-
grees will be conferred on a class of
Grace Episcopal church, Sun
day, May Z, Holy Communion at
1890 a. m, with sermon; evening
prayer and sermon, at 1880; Sun
day school at 10 NJ.
Cake and candy will be on sale
at High school building Friday from
2 to and from to 10 p. m. En-
will commence at p.
IN. sharp. Proceeds for benefit of
school library.
The twentieth annual meeting of
the Honesdale Improvement Associa
ton will be held Monday afternoon
nj ~ ~, In NHi
GERS will be elected and other i'm
portant business transacted.
There will be platform meet
ing in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening with addresses by
three able representative laymen.
First, The Bible and Education;
second, The Bible and Business;
third, The Bible and National Life.
All seats free in the evening. A cor
dial welcome to all.
Miss Florence S. Riefer, a
Honesdale girl, is winning honors at
Wilson College. She was recently
elected vice-president and treasurer
of the intercollegiate Student Gov
ernment Association. She is house
president of Main Hall, one of the
editors of the college journal, Phare-
ira, and president Of the Civics club.
Health officer S. Amos Ward,
Bethany, has just completed his in
spection of the dairies in his dis
trict. He examined over 800 dair-
les with special reference to their
sanitary conditions, the general run
of which, he said, was pretty good.
interested in a farm, he
thought, would keep their dairies
Frederick P. Frey, Beach Lake,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Ella,
recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams in Moosc. They
report having had a most delightful
time renewing friendships in the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and
son Albert will remove to their
future.
The school children will give an
at the High school
auditorium Friday evening, May 5,
1T O'Clock. The program is as fol-
ows: Musical Operetta, Mother
Goose and Company; Characters:
Gertrude, Jessie Toms; Mother Goose,
Marjorie Smith; The Old Woman
Who Lived In Shoe, Hilda Prosch;
Did King Cole, Stanley Decker; The
'Fiddlers Three" Arno Van Keuran,
Ford Whitaker, Donald Spencer;
Jack Spratt, William Spencer; Mrs.
lack Spratt, William Spencer; Mrs.
lack Spratt, Helen Mcclure; Mis-
.ress Mary, Alicia Krantz; Miss Muf-
lett, Elizabeth Bullock; Bo Peep,
Bertha Leine; Simple Simon, Leo
Boy Blue, Philip Krantz;
lack Horner, Frank Carroll; Bobby
Shaft, Alfred Kreitner; Jack, How
ird Archer; Gill, Evalyn Seitz;
Tommy Tucker, Maurice Road
Knight; Violets, Grace Dunn, Ger
rude Fryer; Poppies, Katherine
Camilla Connolly; Roses,
Jeanette Burns, Anita Krantz; Sun
lowers, Lillian Babbitt, Doris Cong
Ion; Carnations, Helen Jackson,
Glma Miller. u.-Dorin's Juvenile
Orchestra. III.-Folk Dances. (a)
Danish, She Maker Dance; (b)
Swedish, Klappdans; Co German,
Kinder Polka; (dD Hungarian, Csar-
las; by Mildred Ward, Louise Bis
lop, Margaret Charlesworth, Elsa
orosch, Francis Prosch, Hortense
NcKenna, Isabel Rickert, Carlotta
3ayley, Olive Rockwell, Geanette
Ref, IV.-Music, orchestra; V
selection, High School Chorus; vi.
Recitation, Eva Burkhart; VII
Blue Bells of Scotland" Chorus of
iirls; VIII.-Recitation Changing
Color" Beatrice Mundy; k
Come Back to Erin" Double Male
luartette; X-Recitation, Mrs.
Jaudles' Lecture, Margaret Charles
worth.