The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20

Suit skirts seen at the best mod
istes have raised waistlines and are
still quite narrow.
Fur hats trimmed with feathers
and flowers will be worn after the
cold weather comes.
-Prothonotary M. j. Hanlan has
sworn in SO different grand juries,
having been in Office nine years.
Rev. A. L. Whitaker will hold
service in the Presbyterian church,
Waymart, Sunday, Oct. 90, at p.
m.
The Democratic headquarters
are in the Rettew building, occupy
ing rooms vacated by Morris Free
man.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be at
the Lyric Tuesday evening, October
"a, and the "Hussars," singing
band the 31st.
From Partisan milliners come
number of small hats, though the
large picture hat is too becoming to
be cast entirely aside.
Sixteen Sunday school teachers
of the Honesdale Presbyterian
church successfully passed an exami-
nation in graded school Biblical
studies.
The subject of DR.. Swift's SER
mon next Sunday morning will be
"A Question and Answer; in the
evening IAN Athlete Who Won
And Lost"
There are prosperous papers
published in 2S different foreign
languages in New York city. In ad
dition to these it has SO dailies and
324 weeklies.
Owing to the absence of the pas
tor there will be no service at the
Berlin Baptist church on Sunday
next. The next regular service will
be held on Sunday afternoon, Nov.
s.
Superintendent N. C. Schaeffer
announced recently that Professor
Thomas S. March, of Greensburg,
and Professor w. M. Denison, of
Troy, had been appointed as addi-
tional high school inspectors. Both
are well qualified men, DR.. March
having been for nine years superin-
tendent of the schools of Green's
burg, and before that principal of
the schools at Honesdale and Clear
field. Professor Denison has been
principal of Troy high school for
some time.
First Baptist church, corner of
Twelfth and Church streets, George
S. Wendell, pastor. Rev. E. NJ.
Stephenson, d. D., Field Secretary of
the American Baptist Publication So
ciety, will preach at the morning SER
vice at 10:30 o'clock At the Sun
day school session DR.. Stephenson
will be present and conduct a confer
ence in Sunday school methods. Rev.
j. B. Cody, former pastor of the
Bethany Presbyterian church will Of
ficiate and preach at the evening SER
vice at 1880 O'Clock. A cordial well
come to the public.
speaking of the late Sidney
Henwood, the Scranton Truth of
Wednesday said: A man widely
known about the city, was Sidney
R. Henwood. His was a particu-
larly familiar figure in Providence,
where he was very active pharmac-
ist for long time. For many years
he was a partner with his brother,
Charles Henwood, in North Scran-
ton. He had a very wide circle of
lIlShuS anu was always u1OSJ SuCCeSS-
full in business. He was a brother
man, Walter L. Henwood, from
whose home the funeral took place.
That the ground is full of mois-
ture is evident by the streams over
flowing their banks. The Lacka-
waxen river rose "a inches during
"Wednesday morning. In fact the
river is as high as it is in the
Spring. There is no danger of a
scarcity of water this fall, Nature
having well provided for the springs
and riverlets. The recent rains have
prevented forest fires, which in turn
protects the game birds and animals
There ought to be quantity of
grouse, woodcock and quail next
season. Take it all the way around
1912 ought to be good year. Elec-
tion will soon be over and indica-
tions are bright for a prosperous
year ahead.
Daniel F. Cock, late of Port Jer-
Tvs, but more recently identified with
the Piqua Daily Call, of Piqua, Ohio,
is negotiating for the purchase of
the Port Jervis Gazette. The presi-
dent of the Gazette Publishing COM
pany has been in the harness num-
Der of years. He is now Democratic
candidate for mayor of Port Jervis.
Mark V. Richards, who has been
connected with the Piqua Daily Call
in the capacity of managing editor,
for the last fifteen months, will re-
turn to Port Jervis with Mr. Cook
if the deal is consummated to become
editor of The Evening Gazette, with
which he was connected as city edi-
tor for number of years before
coming to Piqua.
Scout Master E. G. Jenkins re-
turned Monday from Tarrytown and
Brewster, N. Y. In Brewster there
is an active Troop of Scouts organ
lied about year ago. Scout master
Jenkins was invited to attend their
meeting Friday evening and told the
boys of the doings of Honesdale
Troop. Among other things he