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


The late Richard II. Brown car
ried $4,000 life insurance.
Sergeant e. p. Varcoe, of Com
pany e, last .ursday hoisted five
foot flag on the new Armory build
ing.
Miss Mary Warren spent the week
end and Sunday with her parents in
Scranton.
Special services will be held at
Damascus Baptist church, Wednes-
day, March 1, and all day, Thursday,
March 2. Rev. Mr.. Smalley, medical
missionary to India, and Rev. E. H.
McEwen will speak. Everybody in
vited.
Wilbur Cody is seriously i'll at the
home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
J. B. Cody, Bethany.
Among the list of cases for argu-
ment from Wayne county before the
Superior court, sitting at Scranton,
Monday, March 6, 1911, is No. g.,
VIM. j. Ramble, Appellant, VS.. Penn
sylvania Coal Co., Appeal and Cert.
C. P. Wayne county. Attorneys: Fl.
P. Kimble, Homer Greene, o. L..
Rowland.
County Detective n. B. Spencer
took Walter Klink, a young glass
cutter of Palmyra township, aged
21 years, who went insane several
days ago, to Danville Insane Asylum,
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erik spent sew
eral days in Scranton this week.
The Rev. DR.. George Edward Reed,
president of Dickinson College, Car
Isle, Pa, in an address to the board
of trustees of the college, at their
semi-annual meeting in Phlladel-
phia, recently, said that it was his
intention to resign as head OF the
institution on or before the COM
mencement in June. He asked that
committee of seven be selected to
appoint his successor. Doctor Reeds
announcement that he wished to re-
sign was received with profound re-
gret by the trustees present. He
said that while he did not want 1t
understood that he wished to retire
from active life, he felt that the
duties as president of such a large
institution had become too burden
some for a man of his years, and he
would prefer to be relieved of them.
With the commencement in June,
Dr.. Reed will complete his twenty
second year as president of Dickin-
son college. He will continue a
trustee of the institution. A success
sor has not been considered. The
committee of seven named to select
a successor will meet in few
weeks.
B. H. Wetherly, New York, spent
the latter part of last week with
Charles p Searle, Esq, North Main
street.
Henry S. Allison, formerly editor
of the Callicoon Democrat, died last
Sunday at his home in Willowemoc
N. Y.
! Miles c.. Rowland, Kimble, Pike
county, has entered as candidate
for county treasurer, says the Milford
Dispatch.
Albert H. Mitchell has returned t.
Stroudsburg, after spending a few
days with his mother, Mrs. Samue
Mitchell, Seelyville.
The attraction at the Lyric fol
"Wednesday and ,'bnrg11N
evenings of this week is the grea
New York Hippodrome Animal Act
"Luken's Lions" Six lions partici
pate in this big act and will be per
sonally directed by j. Glase, thu
noted New York Hippodrome Liol
and Bear Trainer. The act will b.
run in connection with the usua
moving picture performances ant
will take place once each evening a
S:15. The admission will be 10
owing to the enormous eXpens
necessary to bring this large anima
act to Honesdale.
A basket ball game will be playe,
Friday night between the Honesdal
and Dunmore High school team a
o'clock, in Honesdale.
Harry Reury left Saturday fo
Easton where he has secured EN-
ployment in the Myersol works o
that city.
} The cast of characters in "A Tri
to the Moon," presented under di
| rection of j. G. Hoffman was as fol
lows: Peter Piper, the weather ma
, from Mars, Tom Charlesworth; OF
ficer O'Flynn, chief of the Rome pc
lice force, John Carroll; Tom, a re
porter, ]. A. Bodie, Jr.; Teddy,
bootblack, F. S. Wilson; The oil
= COW, harrington Burhardt, Michae
Sledge; Old woman who lives in tn
shoe, Leon Hagamann; Dorothy, i
; love with Tom, Blanch Pearce
= Gladys, seminary girl, Elsa Jacob
Phyllis, Jane Hagamann; Daughte
of the regiment, Lactea Hawken
Goddess of liberty, Jane Hagamann
Grandfather, Anna Calvin; Grand
mother, Janet Canivan; Peasants
| Hilda Dunn, e. Krantz, Elsa Jacol
Mamie Gerry, Anna Reardon, Frar