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LOCAL NEWS
Frank Horst, near Prompton, last
Sunday.
William Hansen, a carpenter of 239
Terrace street, moved to Wilkes Barre,
Pa, Monday.
Joseph, 11-year-old son of Otto
Hauberther, of East Honesdale, has
German measles.
Eight members of the Nights of
Columbus received the second degree on
Friday evening last.
Mrs. II. A. O'Day last Saturday
afternoon entertained the teachers of the
Honesdale High school.
Walter NJ. Whitney is spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs. Allis
Whitney, on Church street.
Communion services will be
held in the Presbyterian church a
week from naXt Sunday.
w. B. Holmes conducted the re-
view exercises in the Presbyterian
Sunday school last Sunday.
Miss Dora Conger entertained a few
friends Friday afternoon, in honor of
her cousin, Miss Dora Benson, of Ten
nessee.
Mrs. Eliza Gallagher, Spring Street,
was taken to Scranton, Saturday, where
she was successfully operated upon at
one of the private hospitals there.
-Claud G. Bortrpe, Madisonvile,
and Miss Belle NJ. Gilpin, Nefoundland,
were married Wednesday last, at the
Elm Park parsonage, Scranton, by Rev.
L. II. Dorchester, d. d.
In re application for transfer of
hotel license of j. NJ. Austin of Texas
township to Emmett A. Hurley,
March %, 1911, petition for transfer
filed.
-Carbondalians who spent Sat
urday in the Maple City were: Leon
Bryant, Roy Thorpe, Harry Atkin-
son, Arthur Hoppe, Francis H. Mas
ters.
Mrs. Theodore Hebert, Spring ST.,
she was summoned by the serious illness
is despaired of by the doctors.
Rev. j. b. Cody, Sunday, complet-
ed his four year pastorate of the Bethany
Presbyterian circuit, preaching at Beth
any, Cold Springs and Rileyville, and
left to-day for Scranton, where he will
be the visiting pastor of the Second
church.
Rev. A. Randolph B. Hegeman of
N. Y. will be the special
preacher at the Grace Episcopal Church
Wednesday, March 29th, at 1880 p. IN.
All are invited to attend the services and
hear on of the most prominent clergy
men of neighboring diocese.
F. G. Terwiliger returned from
Scranton Sunday, where his mother,
Mrs. E. Terwilliger, was operated on
for cancer at the home of his brother,
of Public Works, G. V. Ter
williger. DIR. Gardner performed the
operation Sunday, and but slight hopes
of her recovery are entertained as she is
in her seventy-fourth year of age.
Edward C. Clark has rented his
farm on Cliff street to Frederick B.
Lord and Clarence Knapp. The lat
ter, who recently came from Scran-
ton, has moved his household effects
thereon, while Mr.. Lord will look af-
ter the farm end of the business.
There are sixty acres in the tract.
S. j. Barclay, Damascus, has
leased his property on Second street
formerly owned and occupied by
Isaac N Foster, to Mrs. M. j. Nc
Gown for boarding house. Several
Of the large rooms have partitions
run through the centre which will
give Accommodations to a large num-
ber of boarders.
The glass cutters union of this
place and representation from
Hawley met in a lengthy session on
Friday night. From what can be as
oertained, it is said, in order for Haw-
ley cutters to gain their point they
ask that the cutters in Honesdale
go out. 1t is understood that Or
ganizer Luckock advised the Homes
dale cutters not to strike.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing the approaching marriage of
Miss Carrie Mae, daughter of Mrs. !
Lydia H. Dickins, to Rev. Edward
William Morrison, Wednesday after
noon, April 10, at o'clock at Maple
wood. Rev. Morrison is the popular
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal ,
churches at Gravity South Canaan