The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01

Mrs. Noyes, Eleventh street, is
seriously i'll.
Richard Brown continues to be
seriously ill.
1t is a sure sign that Spring is
coming, when boys and girls may be
seen daily going up and down Main
street on roller skates.
There will be a donation at the
Presbyterian Manse, Bethany, Fri
day night, February 10, for Rev. J.,
B. Cody
A number of Honesdale young
people have received invitations to
the Carbondale Cycle clubs annual
dance on Friday evening of this
week.
1t is possible that a religious
census of Honesdale VIII be taken in
the near future. A number of the
clergy consider it an excellent idea.
Miss Stone, the accomplished
violinist of Carbondale, played at
both services Sunday in the Grace
Protestant Episcopal church before
large congregations.
Mortimer Clark Addoms, Jr.,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lawson of New York, and
Fred Addoms, Denver, Col, were
out-of-town relatives present at the
funeral, Saturday afternoon, of Mrs.
Otis Avery.
Rev. j. w. Balta, j. U, D., rec
tor of st. Mary Magdalena Catholic
church, delivered a strong sermon
Sunday evening before a large con-
gregation on Secret Societies, -
showing the relation OF the church
| to them.
Harry p. Deck, of this place,
who received the contract for the
plumbing and heating for the new
state armory, has completed his
work in most satisfactory manner.
Electrical workers from Scranton
are now at work on the structure.
The Bachelors are planning to
make their third dance of the series
| at Lyric Hall this (Tuesday) even
ing, great success. Without doubt
the hopes entertained by the non
| Benedicts have met popular favor
this winter. Their last dance of the
series, which will be held the latter
part of February, will in all prob
ability be the greatest event of the
social season.
At the revival services Friday
evening, Mrs. Harry Rockwell sang
a beautiful solo, with rare taste and
in excellent spirit. At the same ser.
| vice, Mrs. Rockwell and C. J. Dibble
\ rendered duet. Sunday night Mrs
| Rockwell and Mr.. Dibble sang again
A male quartette, Rev. A. c. Oliver,
G. J. Dibble, Joseph Bodie, Clarence
Galloway gave a splendid selection
also,
Funeral services for VIII Bish-
op, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bishop, who died at Indian Orchard
| Friday morning, aged 20 years, were
! held from his late home Sunday ,af-
| ternoon at 1870 o'clock, Rev. A. l.
| Whitaker officiating. Services were
also held at the Indian Orchard
school house and interment was
made in the Indian Orchard GENE,
terry.
The annual meeting of the
Honesdale Union-Stamp Shoe Com
Dany was held on Thursday after.
noon last and the following board
lsof directors was unanimously elect.
ed: G. F. Bushwaller, f. A. Brun.
| ner, c. B. Boyd, Fred S Cory, VIM
j. Lane, e. G.. Mumford, Anthony
! Okowilz, F. A. Reitenauer, George
?. Ross, John K. SeitZ, Fred Seitz
Peter Sutton, John F. Tferney, John
| Weiser, H. NJ. Williams. This COM
pany is putting an excellent product
on the market. At the beginnine
! of the year they began making g
fine line of Goodyear weits for men
and judging from the way orders are
coming in they will soon have te
employ more help. They have about
25 shares of treasury stock for sale
and it is a good investment for any.
! body who wants it.
Miss Eleanor d. GIL, White
Mills, president of the Rebekat
| Lodge of l. o. o. F. of White Mills
and Hawley, installed officers at Us.
wick and Lakeville in December
Miss Gill has been the hon0red pres
ident of the Rebekahs for the past
two years and her appointment is {
| fitting recognition OF her ability
The ladies of the Rebekah lodges
know that Miss Gill is honest, truth
! full and has fine social, intellectual
and spiritual qualities. The officers
installed by Miss Gill were: N. G.,
Miss Minnie Locklin; V. G., Miss
Julia Welsh; R. s., Miss Maud Lock
lin; F. s., Mrs. Della Goble; treas
urer, Miss Lena Osborne; trustee,
Mrs. C. Glossenger; warden, Miss
Jazel James; conductress, Miss
Gladys Pennell; R. S. N. s., Miss
Jennie Crane; l.. S. N. c., Mrs. l.
Osborne; r. S. V. G., Christina
Glossenger; L. S. V. G., Minnie Mil
Ter; inside guard, Miss Evelyn PEN
nell; outside guard, F. B. Pennell.
Robert A. Smith, the grand old