The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-17

The new cut glass factory DelHS
erected at Hallstead by the Herbeck-
Demer Company is rapidly nearing
completion, and it is said will be
ready for occupancy April 10.
The first annual ball of Hose Co.
No. /, Honesdale Fire Department,
will be held in Pioneer Hall, corner
Sixth and Church streets, Easter
Mondey evening, April II. Refresh
ments served in hotel dining rooms.
Music by Freeman. Tickets, 30
cents.
Miss Lactea Hawkins East street,
returned from few days visit with
Peckville relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hawkins
spent Sunday in Peckville.
Rev. Fathers Thomas NJ. Hanley
and j. W. Balta attended the funeral
of the late Msgr. Nagel at Wilkes
Barre, Thursday.
Rev. Fathers DR.. T. w. Malone, of
the Cathedral, Scranton, John Healy,
Jermyn, John Kern, Wilkes-Barre,
Thomas Leonard, CarbOndale, John
O'Donald, Stowell; Hugh Gerrity,
Dickson City, paid fraternal visit
/ to Rev. Father Thomas M. Hanley,
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Gray continues to be
dangerously i'll at her home on Main
! street.
Herbert Quincy, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is some
what improved.
Mrs. H. c. Ensign, daughter, Miss
Anna B. Ensign, and sister, Miss
c. Isabel Dimock, all of Waymart,
who went to Leesburg, Florida, last
fall, and assumed charge of a large
boarding house for the entertain
ment of northern people, during the
winter, have closed their establish
ment. The latter is now in Wash
ington, D. c., and the mather and
daughters in Charleston, West Vir-
ginia, the guests of w. L. Carr and
family, former residents of Scran-
ton. The three ladies will return to
Waymart at an early date.
Chris Lowe, the popular proprie-
tor of a restaurant in the 500 block
Main street, who has been seriously
i'll, was removed Wednesday morn
ing to the Catholic hospital in
Wilkes-Barre.
A. Branning, Narrowsburg, N. Y.
and o. P. Howell, Scott Center
were pleasant callers at The Citizen
office, Thursday.
Mrs. Mary McGranaghan returned
Wednesday to her home in Flat
Rock, after a months visit with hel
son Thomas in New York city
where he has been laid up for Sal
weeks with a broken arm,
Miss Olive Lockwood, Waymart
left Tuesday on an extended visi
with relatives in Binghamton, N. Y
Mrs. G. M. Harris returned home
Tuesday evening, accompanied by hel
mother, Mrs. Anna Harris, who hai
been visiting relatives in Danbury
Conn.
The special preacher at Grac,
Episcopal Church, Friday, March II
1880 p. m, will be the Rev. Benja
min s. Sanderson, NJ. A., of Bethle
hem, Pa. A general invitation tt
attend this service is extended.
In the lease recently arranged be
tween the Honesdale Realty Com
pany, otherwise known as the Lyri
Theatre, it is stipulated that tn
present successful Manager Benz. H
, Dittrich will give the use of tn
house two nights year for the ben
eft of the stock company, when it i
expected fully $500 will be nette,
for the corporation. Mr.. and Mrs
( Dittrich agreed to manage one enter
S tainment year for the benefit o
: the stockholders and Mr.. Dlttricl
also agreed to get some good com
1 pany to give show a second night
3 Mr. Dittrich has managed the Lyri
to the complete satisfaction of tn
company, and no complaints hav
1 ever been made against him. He
= a model manager, and has take
8 good care of the property. In ad