The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-14

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The Business Mems Association
meets Wednesday at p. m. in City
Hall.
A marriage license was issued
June 12, to William Rouse and Miss
Clara c. Ekbeck, both of Hawley,
Reginald wol1rom was the sue
cessful contestant in the hobble
skirt barrel race last Friday evening
at the rink
The Allenville Alerts will play
against the German Catholic base
ball club, Saturday afternoon on the
local grounds.
The nuptials of Adam Fielder
bach, Honesdale, and Miss Clara May
Snyder, Scranton, will be solemnized
in Scranton shortly.
Byron Warner and Miss Bertha
Williams, both of Hawley, were mar
ried on June 10 by Justice w. B.
zimmerman of that place.
Jesse Carey, the champion Cana
dian roller skater, will race Chet.
Smith, Scranton, at the rink on
Thursday evening of this week.
Mrs. E. w. Gregory and fam
lily nave DlONSu llOlll IhC ADONNSH
farm, near Seelyville,, to the Chas.
Ahrens property, near Swamp
Brook
There patients were discharged
from one of the private hospi-
tails in Scranton on Saturday last,
two of whom being H. E. Bassett and
Adam Feils.
There will be picnic at Belle
vue Park Thursday afternoon, June
10, for the purpose of completing the
monumental fund for the late Rev.
William Dassell.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.
Egelston, 129 n. 5Sth street, Phila-
delphia, a 91a pound boy, Mother,
father, nurse and DR.. Grace La Barr
are all doing well.
-Revs. James Rainey, Aldenville,
R. d. Minch, Damascus, and G. S.
Wendell, Honesdale, are attending
the Baptist National Convention in
Philadelphia, this week.
The twenty-eight constables who
made their returns to June term of
Court, Monday, received $144.6O as
compensation for their services and
railroad expenses.
The trustees of st. Johns Lu-
theran church have awarded Harry
Deck the contract to cover the in
terror of the edifice with metal, re-
placing the present finish.
Herman Harmes, Esq, DR.. G.
F. Rodman, and Fred Rose, Hawley,
we're appointed a commission,
Thursday, June 8, by Judge A. 7.
Searle to inquire into' the alleged
lunacy of George Refer, Hawley.
Among the bills signed by Gov
ernor Tener is one prohibiting dam
ages to shade or fruit trees along
the highway under penalty of 40
fine or five days in Jail. Every
means will be taken to enforce this
law in Honesdale.
List OF advertised letters re-
naming in Honesdale postottice week
ending June 12: NJ. Garfinkel, War
wick Greene, Mrs. Samantha Hen
shaw, Lumbermen's Exchange, VIM.
A. Sherwood, j. K. Young, Sutton
S. Wilson, Jr NJ. B. Allen, post
master.
Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Murray,
Waverly, formerly of Ariel and Mos
COW, were both injured in a runa-
way accident on Sunday last. Mr..
Murray was returning from the
Fleetville charge and when near
home the horse became frightened
at an automobile. The carriage was
overturned and Rev. Murray suffer-
ed a fractured arm, while Mrs. Muir
ray was injured internally.
H. S. Salmon, cashier of the
Wayne County Savings Bank, and
chairman of Group of the Penn
sylvania Bankers association, left
Monday morning via Erie for Phila-
delphia, where a meeting of the or
ganization is being held this week.
President H. 2. Russell of the Homes
dale National Bank, r. T. Menner,
J. c.. Birdsall and Milton Russell
left Honesdale Monday afternoon
and motored to Philadelphia in Mr..
Russell's car.
More than twelve hundred
members. of St. Mary's approached
the sacrament last week as the re-
suit of the mission held there by
the FRANCISCAN missionaries of New
York, Father Titus and Father
Haase. Father Titus left Monday
morning for Milwaukee, Wis, where
he will conduct a retreat for the
priests of that diocese, and Father
Haase left the same afternoon for
Michigan, where he will have charge
of a retreat.
The Honesdale Improvement as
sociation is the recipient of a guam
tity of flowers, including cannas,
scarlet sage, lobelia and other bed
ding plants. They will be trans
planted in beds on Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth and Fourteenth streets. The
association is indebted to the man
agement of the Maple City green
house for the generous contribution.
The crescent-shaped flower bed in
Riverside Park is also a donation of
Mr.. Marvin.
OF course Honesdale expects to
organize a camera club. There are
upwards of five hundred kodaks and
cameras owned by as many Maple
City amateur photographer enthusi-
asts. Many more would become in
terested and the knowledge gained
would be invaluable if society were
organized. There are a number of
first-class amateurs in Honesdale who
would be qualified to compete for
prize pictures that might be offered