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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
SAYREvILLE

A. s. 0'Neii. head chemist at the
international Smokeless Powder G.
Chemical Company, has bssa trans
ferred to the Du Pont branch at
Newburg, where he viii take charge
OF the plant.
Clifford RodaH was O South River
visitor yesterday.
Charles Giidersleeve was In New
York yesterday on business for
Sayre & Fisher Company.
The annual meeting of the board
OF directors vas held yesterday at
sayrs g Eishsr's Office. The follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President. IL. A. Fisher;
;. Fl. Highly, OF Newark. treasurer;
+. NJ. Tewaley, OF Sayrevflfe, secre-
tary. The directors made d tour OF
the plant and Inspected the extern
sivs bailding work which has been
done In the past year.
Mrs. n. C. -Loekhart was a New
York visitor yesterday.
r. G. Wilson, Of C~ranbury, deliv-
cred the finest load OF hegs that has
been bought by the Sayre & Fisher
Company this season.
Joseph TkcrR~was q New @@@S
wick visitor today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
|SEWAREN HAS
ENGAGEMENT
Percy Edgar Brown to Wed
Wisconsin Girl.

Sewaren, JAN. 11:-The many
friends of Mr.. Percy Edgar Brown
are quite on the qni vfve over the
recent announcement of his engage
mont to Miss Frederick Shattuck, OF
Wisconsin. Mr.. Brown met his
fance at Ames College, Iowa, where
both are instructors. He spent the
holiday vacation with his parents In
Sewaren, and when he returned
west his sister Edna accompanied
him. Mr.. Browns engagement was
not announced among his Sewaren
friends until after HIS return to
Iowa.
Mrs. Nash has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. B. Hinsdale, at the
Homestead, since last Saturday and
will remain through this week.
Mrs. Fred Turner leaves town
Thursday to spend ONE weeks with
her sister at Reading, Pa.
Louis Dryer and Mr.. Kulp had
the pleasure of being in the fine au-
dlence at the Metropolitan Opera
House Monday evening and of hear
ing that grand old opera, "Tanhau-
SER"
Mrs. Michaels, who for two sum
mers past was, with her husband, q
guest at the Homestead, gave a pref
ty dinner last Sunday evening to
some OF her Sewaren friends, among
whom were Louis Dryer and Mr..
Kulp. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams
were also among the guests present.
The "~bachelors'' entertained the
Sa1magundf Club last night at the
". A. A. club house, Woodbridge.
The subject of the papers read WIS
Mark Twain, the citizen and ths
humorfst.
Mrs. Louis Brown has been seri-
oasly Ill for nearly q week. A severe
cold which threatened to terminate
In pneumonia greatly alarmed her
family, but she Is now Improving.
DR.. Hoagland Ii her physician and a
trained nurse is also In attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. c. f. Zimmerman spent Tues
day In Newark.
Miss Bta Farrell was a Perth AM
boy visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Carpenter, of Railway
was the guest of Miss Bessie King
Tuesday.
@rs. Edward Sattler and Attle
son spent Tuesday out OF town.
The Port Reading teachers were
entertained at luncheon by Mrs
Deber at her home, in Port Reading
Tuesday.
Miss Carrie King spent Tuesday
evening IN Perth Antboy.
r. 1. Kurr spens Tuesday evening
with friends In Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Numbers
and daughter Ruth, and Miss Halle
Longstreet spent Tuesday evening II
Perth Ambcy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11

WORK TO SAVE SIGHT
OF PORT READING MAN

Special to the EVENING NEWS,
Port Reading, Jan. 11;-Wtlbur
e. Turner, who fs in the eye and ear
infirmary at Newark. where he was
taken five weeks ago for treatment
to his eye that was injured while at
his duties on the -P.@& r. r. r., fs
somewhat improved Mr.. Turner at
times has been completely out OF his
mind, the pafn-has been so severe.
At present he does not suffer so
much pain. Although the doctors
are doing everything possible, the
saving of the sight OF the eye Is un-
certain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
odd FELLOWS
AT MATAWAN
Officers Installed at Recent
Lodge Meeting.
speOis, to TIE EvsxIxa news.

special to ire EVENING NEWS.
Matawan, Jan. .1t:--At the meet.
ing of the Independents Order OF
Odd Fellows Monday night officers
were installed for the ensuing year.
The installing officer in charge was
F. II. Lloyd. district deputy grand
master of District No. Is. He wal
assisted by District Deputy Grand
Marshal b. G. Lippincott Jr., Dis
trict Deputy Grand Warden w. e,
Arrowsmith. District Deputy Grand
Recording Secretary w. G.. Bedie,
District Deputy Grand Financial
Secretary ]. P. Lloyd. District Dep
uty Grand Treasurer L. Fl. Htefnler,
and District Deputy Grand Guardian
II. Citizens.
The officers installed were 80 fol-
lows: Past grand, l.. Ii. Stemler;
noble grand, e. Van Brack1e; vice
grand. j. H. Douglas; recording Sec
Rotary. w. A. Rodgers; financial sec
rotary, w. e. A~rrowsmfth; treasur-
er, H. A. Bushnell; right supporter
to noble grand, William Hardwick /;
left supporter to noble grand, ]. p.
Tilton; conductor, Frank Tilton;
warden, G. r. Stryker; right scene
supporter, c. e. Barker; left scene
supporter, G. w. Ludie; inside
guard, G. J. Matz; outside guard, II.
Citizens; chaplain, Jacob Meinzer;
right supporter vice grand, J. w.
Lyle; left supporter vice grand, Her.
bert Berlew.
Following the installation ad-
dresses were made for the good OF
the order by the noble grand, vice
grand and District Deputy Grand
Master Lloyd and staff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
MD BRIDGE

The Alplons Custodis Chimney
Construction Company, Of New York,
are erecting another 140-foot smoke
stack for Perth Amboy Water Works
at their pumping station at Runyon.
superintendent j. I'll. Cottrell, of
the Perth Amboy Water Works, and
wife have returned home after a
short visit with relatives at New
York city.
Mrs. Neva MeCumsky Is able to
be out again after an Illness of
three weeks.
Mrs. Henry Decker is confined to
her home suffering with q heavy
cold.
Miss Sadie Harris, of South AM
boy, has returned home after q short
visit with MIR. and Mrs. Bertram Sc
lover on Brunswick avenue.
A.. J.. Jutton is visiting with rela-
tives at Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. d. v. Stonaker and voor-
hees. Of Newark, are visiting with
relatives at Hightstown.
George G. Baker spent Tuesday
evening with his sister, Mrs. George
Clark, st Matswan.
Hamilton Hazelhufst. secretary
and treasurer of the Old Bridge En-
ameied Brick and Tile Company, has
purchased a new sixty horsepower
Stevens~Durysa car.
Samuel Roberts, of Pittsbufg, Pa.
Is visiting with Miss Ethel Cottrell
at Runyon.
MFR. and Mrs. Charles sheitua
gave a party Monday evening In
honor OF their son Vernon, who at
tends Pratt Institute at Brooklyn
Among q faw present from Spots
wood were Misses Eta Hodapp, Bes-
sic BehringeF, Grace Hodapp, Emily
Devoe, MI. and Mrs. George G..
Slower and others from the borough.
Mrs. b. r. Bfoodgeod has return
ed home after q pleasant visit with
her sister, Miss May Hale, at Ber-
dentown.
Eugene Reid, of Point Pleasant,
was q Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. j. III. Clayton and daughter
Reava were week end visitors with
friends at Newark.
Miss Lottie Cheeseman was the
guest of Miss Ethel Cottreli Sunday.
A number of our popular young
ladies will attend the select dance at
Chamberlfn's hall. Hightstown, to-
night, given by the Hightstown Cor
net Band.
Mrs. Mary Yates, of Church
street, who ia spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Whitehead, in
New York, is seriously Ill with pnsu-
monia.
A.. III. Van Hise has resumed his
duties as fireman at the Brook1eid
Glass Company after a two weeks
confinement to his home with the
grip.
Bertram Slower has resumed his
duties as fireman on train 480 and
483 after being confined to his home
with a broken nose the last week,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
KEYPORT

Jonn n. Je"ett, o.! was
"a VISITOR mere yestsfosy'
hre afili was heia st tns Key
pUre grauea school yesserqay, une pu-
plis seesins OUT Oh tne eaifalhs LII
sooa oraer IA secoru eim cuu.
ntn Ioy1hs ho.a TUG Con9Fgi
tnnas % paaas 81 sne
ms nsp,I,an 80 49, 49,. go
otbs 80 ~ ,hatr
conyantanca tha naw T.ssspo noxine
|n~5ntura- thsatrs has grown untit now
fla manaser n rs ManssH e abIs
to get he latest Aims and rive an
entertainment that exsaeds any Of
the ones in tn& Q14 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
NATIONAL BANK SOUTH
kMB0Y HAD ELECTION
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWs.
South Amboy, Jan. 11:--The an
nual election of directors OF the
First National Bank, of South AM
boy was held at the banking rooms
yesterday between the hours of 9
O'Clock and 3 O'Clock in the after
noon. The following were elected
as directors, each receiving 377
votes: Harry @. Perrine. Daniel G.
Chase. Christian straub. Henry
Wolff. j. Baird Perrine, George v.
Bogart. R.~C. Stephenson.
P. J. Dwyer, Warren Disbrow and
Charles Safran acted as inspectors
OF tbs election.
At a meeting of the directors fol-
lowing the election, the following
officers were appointed: Harry G..
Perrine, president; Daniel c. Chase.
vice president; J. Baird Perrine, Sec
Rotary of the board; r. c. Stephen
son, cashier; T. Francis Perrine, as
sistant cashier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
H., P. CHURCH, SOUTH
AMBOY FREE OF DEBT
s,soiaI TO the EVENING VIEWS.

Svsotdt TO Ehs EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Jan. 11:-Next
Sunday evening a jubilee service
will be held in the M. p. church, of
this city. The occasion will be on
account Of the burning of the mort
gage that has been held against the
church which ID now liquidated and
the church Is free from debt. Rev.
G. r. Blade, formerly Of the Musk
ingum Conferences, win preach on
this occasion. On Monday evening
there will be d short service, after
which there will be refreshments
served In the lecture room Of the
church.
This is the sixth year OF the pas
terate Of Hsy. N. %. Webb. When
Mr.. Webb came to South Amboy, by
direction OF the conference, he found
the church quite anttquated. He
started In with the idea OF modern
hing the structure and, with the
aasistanes of tho congregation and
friends, the church has been remod-
eled along modern lines. A lecture
and Sunday school room combined
was added and refnrnished at a cost
Of over 1850, sil of which has been
paid, leaving the church free from
debt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11

Traction company had placed q six
.teen-inch pipe under their tracks.
which, 1t was alleged, had been on
nected with by eight-inch pipe laid
backward by the contractors en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, which small pipe was en-
tirely filed up and of no use what
ever.
transfers between the traction COM
panies. Hr. Stanton requested an
opinion in the matter from the cfey
solicitor. MIR. Pesrse stated without
a copy OF the ordinance he would
not care to render a decision or
hand, but would be glad to render
one at next meeting. Upon motion
of Mr.. OConnor, the solicitor was
given until next meeting to report.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Ber-
rian was adopted providing for the
reimbursement of $3.50 to J. A. Sex
ton, account charges In connection
with assessment levied in error
against Mr.. Sexton.
Upon motion of Mr.. Berrfan, the
clerk was instructed to communicate
with the Public Service Railway In
regard to resurfacing their tracks
along the entire route through the
city.
Mr.. O'Connor called attention to
the amount OF cid rails and other
material belonging to the Jersey
Central Traction Company laying on
the sidewalk on Fourth street west
of Stevens avenue, compelling chill
Idren going to Public School No. 2 to
walk out In the road; also to bad
hole in the sidewalk which should be
'remedied by the traction company,
and a motion was passed that the
Jersey Central Company be instruct
ed to put the sidewalk In f1rst-class
condition and remove this material
at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
SOUTH AMBOY

Mrs. William Allen, OF Elizabeth,
spent yesterday with her sister. Miss
Henrietta Miller, of Broadway.
Mrs. Sadie Bsstsdo, Of Second
street, was an ost-of-towE visitor
yesterday afternoon.
N. B. B~loodgood, of John street.
was a Perth Ainboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
s. II. Chatten, OF Main street, was
an out-of-town visitor yesterday af-
#ternoen.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Of John
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Ingram, of Second
street. spent yesterday forenoon out
oft-own.
Joseph Capner and Disbrow John
son were New Brunswick visitors
yesterday on a business trip.
Mrs. William Moore, of Catharine
street, Was an out-ef-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Scu11y, OF Augusta
street, left this city yesterday after
for a sojourn at her Lakewood
home.
Captain John Hannaway, of Stock
ton street, was a New York visitor
yesterday.
Joseph Wilson, ST.. of Main street,
vas an out-of-town visitor yestsr-
day.
Samuel Hocheiser. OF Centre
street, was a New York visitor yes
terday afternoon.
The goods of Nicola Costa, an abb
sconding debtor, that was seized un
der a writ OF attachment Issued out
of the district court at Perth Ambey
at the suit of the New Jersey Pru-
duce Company, of that city, and
which have been lying in the bag
gage room of the N. Y. and l.. B.
railroad depot Of this place, were re-
moved yesterday by Constable
Brown, by order of ike court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
ROOSEVELT

J.. Ben Beatty, of Elizabeth, was q
busienss visitor TO town Tuesday.
s. g. Sturye. Of Brooklyn, was In
town Monday.
A meeting of the Board of Edues-
ton for the transaction OF formal
business was held Tuesday evening
In school No. 10.
School No. 10 has been properly
protected with fire escapes and as
the children have been efficiently
drilled in their duties In case of fire,
no danger from this cause need be
feared by the parents.
John Handerhan, of Emerson
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
Monday evening.
Walter v. Quinn. borough clerk,
was a New York visitor Monday,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
ROOSEVELT DEMOCRATS
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
ipsoial TO the. Nnwa

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Roosevelt, Jan. 11:-A new fea-
ture in Democratic politics SO far az
this district is concerned, will he in
PRODUCED by the Democratic party, Of
Roosevelt. at Kish's hall, Wednes-
day evening. where a smoker and
vaudeville entertainment will be
staged with twelve numbers. Some
very clever and eminent New York
artists will entertain and 1t is ex-
pected that the hall VIII be crowded.
Refreshments viii be served. An In
yitation to be present has been ex-
tended to- ell Democrats and their
friends. The, affair will be opened
at s p. N. prompt by Mayor Joseph
A. Hermann.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
eELF0RD

Charles Brown spent last evening
with friends In Red Bank. It was
LEARNED also that he expects TO ae-
company q party of friends on a tour
OF Germany. They VIII sail some
time next month
Roy Henry was q welcome visitor
.at .Kesnsbrrg last evening.
Miss Lena GrammeT apent the day
at Atlantic Highlands yesterday
DR.. @. W. BudIons and Rev. ID. T.
stevens spent yesterday st Perth
|ABabog
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
gEASBEY

Miss Ida Fullerton spent Sunday
in Metucheu.
Kiss Nina SRamberg, OF Wood
bridge, was visiting friends in town
Sunday.
Miss julia Meyer and Miss Ka6h-
crime rec wers Woodbridge vIsITors
Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-11
A0aEza u aL00E
CIVIL ENGINEER
and SURVEYOR

gelephpne w
EasI@sna. F*ssa &saneys w. J.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05

City. The Dairyman's League has
already 100000 cows or more enroll
ed on the league book and it is ex-
pected that before the present year
ends there will be not less than 200,-
900 cows recorded. 1t is conceded
there is no other way for the dairy
man to have a voice in naming a
price on their dairy products than to
organize. Not only are the farmers
interested in this great movement
but business men of all kinds ex-
press themselves as interested in the
organization of the farmers. Every
farmer and milk producer should
join the Dair, pldn's League now and
help push this great work along and
bring it to a grand success. Organi-
zation is the farmers only salvation.
Anyone wishing to join the dairy
mans league can get full informa-
tion by writing or 'phoning Grant
Homley, secretary, at Lookout.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
WHITE MILLS.
Special to The Citizen.l

WHILE MILLS, Pa, April 4.-lr-
vim Henshaw was a pleasant caller
at the High school on Tuesday.
Anthony Gill returned to the
State Normal school at Stroudsburg
on Sunday.
Sidney Down and Albert Haggerty
returned to State Normal school at
Stroudsburg on Monday
Joseph Miller and Edward Skelly
went to Honesdale on Sunday even
ing to attend the services at the Ger
man Catholic church and Miller had
to be the interpreter through the SER
mon for Skelly as the sermon was
delivered in German, but Skelly says
that Miller never went above whls-
per.
Fred Houth and William Edwards
went to Seelyville this week to in
vestigate the trucks of the fire COM
pany.
Solomon Markle and lady friend
attended the dance at Smiths Hall,
Indian Orchard, on Saturday even
ing.
Eugene Wegge, of this place, is a
FREQUENT caller at Butternut Hill
Joseph Dorflinger was visiting
lady friends on Cherry Ridge on Sun
day.
Elizabeth Tuman visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Hull. at Honesdale
last week.
Jennie Atkinson visited lady
friends at Hawley on Tuesday.
Anita Teibye, Scranton, is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Warner.
Bertha Sabyman, Honesdale, call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. William Crist on
Sunday.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
INDIAN ORCHARD.
Especial to The Citizen.

INDIAN ORCHARD, Pa, April 4.
C. H. Ham, wife and daughter,
Mary, were very pleasantly enter
tanned recently at Fred Barklow's,
near the Forest Lake Club House.
George Brown, a colored resident
who has been living on the Charles
Neiman farm on the Brook Road,
died of complication of diseases at
his home Wednesday evening, aged
about seventy-one years. He leaves
wife and adopted daughter, Mary
Major, who has been an efficient
worker in the Episcopal Sunday
school at this place. Mr.. Brown was
a highly respected and kind neigh
Dor. He formally lived near Cajaw
pond.
The Indian Orchard Hotel has
ley, Honesdale, is the present pro-
prietor.
Spring has come! Anyway we are
looking for bright, warm April days.
Sheriff and Mrs. NJ. Lee Braman,
Honesdale were callers at p. l.. Bra
mans on Sunday; also Harry Left
wich and Louise Rickert.
w. H. Hall is in Scranton on
business for a few days.
Mrs. c. r. Weeks spent Wednes-
day with her daughter, Mrs. Chester
Maloney, at East Honesdale.
Miss Sarah Birdslee, who has been
having a siege with la grippe, is
again able to be about her duties.
Miss Queenie Cooley is clerking in
Menner's store after a three weeks
severe illness.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
LAKEVILLE.
Especial to The Citizen. I

Especial to The Citizenl
LAKEVILLE, Pa, April &c. A.
James, proprietor of Lake James
Hotel here, moved his family from
Brooklyn last week. The resort
will soon be in readiness to accom-
odate boarders. This resort before
was known as Long Pond Place.
Rev. II. T. Purkiss left last Tues
day for Owego, N. Y, to attend the
Wyoming conference.
Mrs. George Stafford is home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Welsh,
for few days. Mrs. Welsh is in
disposed.
Mrs. Walter Walker and daugh-
ter, Olive, Narrowsburg, N. Y, re-
turned after passing a time with
her parents here.
j. Ward Haney, who has been en-
ployed by Edward Tuthill, Hawley,
is home confined to his bed with in
flammatory rheumatism.
Miss Caroline McKane is with
Mrs. Chumard at Hoadleys for a
few days.
Edwin Nelson returned from
Brooklyn on Friday after spending
time with friends there.
Miss Minnie Locklin attended Re-
bekah Association at Olyphant on
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. A.
Goble. They also visited friends and
relatives at Peckville, Scranton and
Carbondale.
Bert Daniels and family will oc-
cupy his new home at Honesdale on
the farm known as Murray Farm" 1"
James Shelley was caller here
on Thursday.
Many from this place attended the
social at Arlington on Friday even
ing, held by the Epworth League of
that place.
Gertrude Smith, Hawley, passed
time recently with her mother
here.
Mrs. A. Goble and daughter, Ha-
eel, and Phil Shelley passed Sunday
last with friends at Ariel.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
THE COUNTY
BETHANY.

Especial to The Citisen.l
BETHANY, Pa, April Airs. J.
J. Hauser has been very sick with
the grip the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Clemo and lit
tie daughter have moved on the
Clemo farm.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Mason and family were sorry to see
them leave this place for their fu-
ture home in the West
Mrs. Buel Dodge, Honesdale, spent
last week with her brother, Henry
A. Bennett and family.
Fred Hauser spent last week in
Scranton.
Miss Eva Baker, Carbondale, visit
ed her sister Mrs. Charles Pethick,
last week.
Miss Matte Strongman, Homes
dale, came Thursday to visit her
sister, Mrs. j. j. Hauser.
Beatrice Kimble, Dyberry, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with her
cousin, Ella Gammell.
Bickwell Bennett celebrated his
thirteenth birthday last Wednesday
and on Thursday took his school
mates to the sugar bush to eat hot
sugar.
htlotlu anu lSllluSl NOOu, w dy-
mart, spent Sunday with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wood
The Presbyterian congregation was
disappointed in not having DR.. Won
Krug with them on Sunday. Elder
Faatz took charge of the service.
Services will be held next Sunday
at the usual time.
A dinner will be served Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicho-
las H. Lippert, Haines, for the Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. Charles Faatz was able to sit
in a chair Sunday and is recovering
her strength slowly.
At the congregational meeting of
the Presbyterian church Sunday A.
o. Blake was elected to attend the
Presbytery at Green Ridge and pre-
sent the acceptance of Rev. Cody's S
resignation.
Virgil Smith will commence work
on the barn on the Gammell farm
The very cold nights have worked
damage to the cap pals, freezing the
sap and bursting the pals
Mrs. Yerkes has been suffering
from a severe cold, verging onto
pneumonia.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
STEENE.

Especial to The Citinen.l
STEENE, Pa, April 4.-After
several years experimenting on way
to save the wasted sap that runs to
waste every season on account of
rain storms filling the sap buckets,
Farmer Denny has at last invented
a spile that is all right in every re-
spect. The spile has a little faucet
that will close up all avenues for
the sap to escape which holds the
sap back in the tree until needed
Mr., Denny taps about 1875 trees and
if the san gets to running faster than
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
day with friends at Lakeville.

day with friends at Lakeville.
Mrs. M. H. Harloe was a pleasant
caller on Mrs. d. Smith last Tuesday.
Miss Mable V. Wolff Greentown,
spent Sunday with Miss Pearl 1.
Martin.
Corena Martin is helping Mrs.
Charles Frick, Sterling, with her
household duties for a few weeks.
w. j. Patterson and J. r. Patter-
son made a business trip last We'd
nesday to Hawley.
The ragbee at Mrs. Ed Names last
Friday was largely attended All re-
ported a good time
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
TYLER HILL.
Special to The Citizen.

TYLER HILL, Pa, April l.-We
have had pretty rough weather dur
ing March so we may expect spring
weather in April.
Paul Griffith entertained the Stalag-
mite Sunday school class on Friday
evening. March 81. The class elected
new officers for the new quarter, viz:
Bertha Seipp, president; Mel Mitch
ell vice-president; Joseph Johnston,
secretary; Matte Welsh, treasurer.
Refreshments were then served by
the ladies. Everyone reported fine
time
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-05
BREGSTEIN BROS.

will make good for and make doubly good for you.
Our confidence is based experience with these
clothes the experience of many years and the satisfaction
of many customers. SO say you: Come and
for yourself what offering. Come now, while the
lines complete and the assortment large
Remember sell nothing but the best made clothes in
the world for Men, Boys and Children you get what
style and pattern you and full line of Gents Furn
ishings. Knox Hats, the Columbia Shirts Collars in
quarter sizes, Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Hand Bags
Three Hundred Mems Suits which worth $12 $14,
SIS and $16 sell for the ten days $3.50.