The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-01

Services have been discontinued
at the Dyberry Baptist church until
further notice.
Rev. j. w. Balta united in mar
riage November 20, Alpert e. Box
and Miss Clara E. Schmitt, both of
White Mills.
Marriage licenses have been
granted to Morris Kellam and Miss
Edith Beach, both of Kellam, and
James Janoski and Miss Estella Will
liams, both of HawleY----
Rowland, the jeweler, had an
unique display in his show window
this week. 1t represented table set
for Thanksgiving. A miniature tur-
key was on each plate with the
necessary silverware for the dinner.
AN attempt was made Monday
night to burglarize the Juliand Bank
in Binghamton, N. Y. Two of the
suspected burglars were captured by
Pinkerton de ectives. The burglars,
however, did not reach the inner
vault. The large door was blown
Off
First Baptist church, corner of
Twelfth and Church streets, Geo. S.
Wendell, Minister. Morning and
evening services, on Sunday next, at
1890 and 1880. Communion of the
Lords Supper at the close of the
morning service. Sunday school at
11:45 a. m. Young Peoples meet
ing at $3.50 p. m.
At her reading (this) Saturday
afternoon at the High school Mrs.
Friedewald will present Walter
Brownies 'Everywoman" an ingeni-
Gus modern allegory, fashioned after
the medieval morality play like
"Everyman," and presenting in dra-
matte form, the pilgrimage of Every
woman in quest of love. In her
dreams "Everywoman" had been a
flower, star, a queen; and now the
dawn had braver story to tell. She
was a woman! and to be woman
meant to be flower, star, queen and
more besides
The Three Twins" which comes
to the Lyric theatre on Monday,
Dec. 4, is essentially a laugh pro-
moter and yet that is far from the
best part of it. Its many striking
novelties and catchy music would be
hard to excel. The "Cuddle Up a
Little Closer, Lovey Nine number,
with it's seven ages of cuddling is
one of the prettiest stage pictures
ever produced. The Yama Yama
song which created such a sensation
in New York at the Herald Square
Theatre where the "Three Twins"
ran for ten months, is another of the
many song hits; in fact, there are so
many good things in "ThreeTwins'
that it would require too much
space to describe them. Of the
many novel effects introduced, the
most important are the dancing
Yama Yama chairs, the Face graph
and the gigantic Electric Aerial
Swing This swing is the largest
electrical effect ever staged and
weighs 5000 pounds. 1t is illumi-
mated with 1000 electric lights and
while revolving around at rapid
rate with six beautiful show girls in
| baskets singing the "Cuddle" song,
presents a gorgeous spectacle.
The sale of seats opens Saturday,
Dec. 2, and it is advised that all who
contemplate taking in the perform
ance be on hand promptly at the
opening of the sale as one of the
| largest houses of the season is an
ticipated. To accommodate a large
number of people in Hawley, White
Mills and East Honesdale who have
expressed a desire to attend, spec
ial show train will be run leaving
Hawley at 7:40 p. m, White Mills
at 1850 and East Honesdale at p
m, returning at the conclusion OF
the performance, leaving Honesdale
at IL o'clock. If the people of Haw.
ley and White Mills will give ample
support to this train project they
will be given more opportunities tc
see some of the best attractions that
visit Honesdale in the future.
The anniversary sale at Myers
| Shna Store starts Saturday q