The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-01

The neglect to keep cutters open
on Main street caused several side.
walks to be flooded Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sands, Hawley,
were callers in town, on Saturday.
Miss Alice Gebhardt, Williamsport,
is being entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. William Sell, on
Court street.
THE CITIZEN Bermuda party will
| leave Honesdale in the early part of
April The trip will take fourteen
! days. Owing to the increased travel
this season the steamers and hotels
are taxed to the utmost during Feb
ruary and March by people who ar
ranged months ahead. Following is
the itinerary:
First day-Leave Honesdale for
New York.
Second day-Leave for Bermuda.
Third day-At sea.
Fourth fifth, sixth, seventh, eight,
ninth and tenth days at Bermuda.
Eleventh-Leave Bermuda.
Twelfth-At sea.
Thirteenth-Arrive in New York.
Fourteenth-At home.
This includes: First-class travel
tickets; meals and berth on steam
ers; hotel accommodations, as per
itinerary; carriage drive to Gibbs
Lighthouse; carriage drive to st.
Georges; admission to DEVILS hole;
admission to Crystal Cave; steamer
trip to Coral Reefs; admission to
Aquarium; fees Clipping enroute) (;
services of conductor.
Llwellyn Norris, Port Jervis, is
spending a few days as the guest OF
Mrs. Julia Baumann, Fourteenth
street.
H. N. Haas, soliciting d. & H.
freight agent, Scranton, under G. E.
Bates, division passenger and freight
agent, has been made travelling
freight agent. His new promotion
is due to his faithfulness and energy
in furthering the interests of his
company.
Mrs. Charles S. Penwarden assist
ed the Methodist choir in the music
on Sunday evening.
Helen Oschofski has pneumonia al
her home on West street. Miss Ward
is caring for her.
J. c. Smith, was a business caller
in Scranton and Carbondale last Sat.
urday.
Orin Noble, who is a clerk in the
Internal Revenue office, Scranton
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Honesdale.
William H. Olson moved his bar
Der fixtures from the shop on Sew
enth street to the new shop in Lib
erty hall building, Monday.
Born, a son, to Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Regan, of Spring street, Sat
. urday morning.
b5 James F. Drake, Hawley, was ;
business caller in Honesdale on Sat
urday.
, The population of Milford, Pix
! county, according to the thirteenth
census, is S72, a loss of IL in tn
, Matamoras is 1888.
! Louis Smithing, district superin
tendent of the Bell Telephone com
pany, spent Sunday with Mrs. Smith
ing in Scranton. Mr.. and Mrs
! Smithing expect to make Honesdal
their permanent home, and will com
here next week.
Miss Helen Fowler, Scranton,
visiting her mother on North Mai
street.
Mrs. Ernest Elder and son, Goulds
= boro, are visiting relatives in tn
= Maple City.
Miss Margaret Greene returned t
e her studies at st. Agnes School, A
i bany, N. Y, on Monday morning.
A Frank Kelly, Jersey City, is visi
q ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Jai
T Kelly on Church street.
Miss Julia Loomis returned to DE-
r posit on Monday after weeks Wis
. at Hotel Wayne.
Thomas Finnerty returned Satul
day evening from a two month";
n Southern trip in the interest of
i B. Clark & Co.
n C. w. Dorflinger returned Satul
p day from a few days stay in ne
= York.
q William Foster, Gouldsboro,
d spending a few days with Honesda,
u relatives.
n A daughter was born to Mr.. an
:. Mrs. E. A. Lindsay on Friday last
!: George Foster, Scranton, speI
r. Sunday with relatives here.