The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-08-02

The apple crop in wayne county
promises to be light.
Miss Hattie Sutton recently gave
two teas for the Improvement asso-
citation.
The Oliver family reunion will
be held August 10 at Elm place,
Honesdale.
There was a rumor upon the
street Monday that Rev. w. B. Sig
nor, the missing Clergyman, was IN
Chicago
Miss Mary b. Oliver, Beachlake,
and Archie c. Trawer, of this place,
were married by the brides cousin,
Rev. A. C. Oliver, at his home on
High street, Tuesday, July 20.
The following advertised letters
remain at the postotfice: Reuben
Brown, Mrs Eliza iGriswold, Miss
Charlotte NJ. Lord, Master Thomas
Reagan, Frank Walker (RileyVille).
M. B. Allen, postmaster.
-Philadelphia'E new convention
hall, with its gardens and terraces,
will cover IA acres and the cost will
be correspondingly magnlhcent-
$4,0OO,O00, no less. But the hall
will be an asset for the city, whose
government is undoubtedly wise in
providing such a structure.
For five minutes Monday night
of last week a snow furry occurred
several miles southeast of Bay City,
Mich, the only snow ever recorded
during July in that part of the
state A gale from the southwest
lowered the river to such an extent
that the traction and electric light
plants were deprived of water for
their boilers.
Much praise is due Misses Bessie
and Helen Caufeld for their intelli-
gent and artistic rendring of several
choice selections from the masters at
the Presbyterian chapel recently.
The following compositions were rem
dered "In Deep Woods" MacDow-
ell; "Ballade," Chopin, Miss Bessie
Caufield; Mendelsohn's Hunting
Song; "In June" Tschonkowsky,
Miss Helen Caufield.
Harvest Grange viii hold an old
fashioned basket picnic at Lake
Henry Park, Maplewood, Friday,
August %, when it is expected that
State Master William T. Greasy and
Hon. Alonzo T. Searle will be present
and deliver addresses. A general in
vitation to all oranges and friends
is given to be present and spend the
day in this delightful park on the
shores of Lake Henry.
Martin j. Erik, Elmira, N. Y,
is installing a Colt acetylene gas
plant in the home of Henry Dunkle-
berg, Seelyyflle. Mr.. Erik, who
failed to make connections with a
train at Carbondale Sunday evening
. for Honesdale, started to walk. He
left Carbondale that evening at $3.50
and arrived in Waymart at 7:10 p.
m, where he remained all night.
Arising at $3.50 Monday morning,
he left Waymart ten minutes later,
arriving at Seelyville at $40 a. m.
After a pleasant outing of two
weeks spent on the shores of Elk
Lake jolly camping party composed
OF Brooklyn young men and women
returned to their respective homes
Saturday afternoon via Erie railroad.
The party consisted of Misses Ruth
and Edith Thompson, Mildred Reed,
Estelle Knox, Frank Fadell, George
Tamlyn, Herbert S. Murphy, and
Mrs. w. G. Murphy and Mrs. r. j.
Knox as chaperons. The camp was
very popular and entertaining. Last
Friday evening the following young
Honesdale people motored to Elk
Lake and were guests: Misses Mar
garet Hitler, Flossie Bryant, Char
lotte Bullock, Emily Brown and
Elwin Butler. Miss Knox did not
return with the party Saturday. She
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
S. Seward, East Street Extension.