The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-07

Mass was celebrated last Thurs
day at 10:30 a, m. at the home of
Patrick Coggins, Steene. sI.
The Taylor Reds will play the
Honesdale nine on the home grounds
Saturday afternoon, June 10.
After June 10, daily excursions
will be run to Lake Lodore through
the months of June, July and Au-
gust,
Miss Nella Kimble delightfully."-
entertained a number of friends at
her home on Dyberry Place, Friday
evening.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday, June 1, to Myron j. Pur-
dy, Equinunk, and Miss Sarah Quinn,
Preston.
Advance Car Number of the
Publicity Department of Sparks
Brothers circus arrived in town Fri
day afternoon.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold their annual straw
berry supper in the church parlors
on Thursday evening, June g.
"A Memorial service for DEPART
ed Methodist ministers who are bur-
led in Glen Dyberry will be held
there annually on the first Monday in
June.
Advertised letters remaining in
Honesdale Postoffice, week ending
June B.: Miss Ethel Grote, Mrs. Julia
A. Miles, George Nowfil. NJ. B. AL
len, Postmaster.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Lane, Rochester, N Y, May 5, ten
pound boy. Mrs. Lane was a Miss
Bessie McGinnis and before her mar
riage resided in Honesdale.
The State dental examinations
will be held June / 4 to II and medi-
cal examinations June 27 to 80, in
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, except
the eclectic, which will be held in
1t is rumored that Charles San
dercock, Brooklyn, n. Y, a former
resident of Honesdale, has purchased
controlling interest in the WAYNE
County Herald, and will shortly as
sumo the management of the same.
Doctor Franklin, the man who |
goes after corns and gets them, will |
leave Honesdale for Hawley next |
week in response to repeated re-
quests from the suffering people of |
hat sister city.
-Constables will be chosen at the !
.all election. They were last elected |
n 1908, hence their terms expired |
he first Monday of March last. |
they are now holding over by virtue
'f the enabling act of assembly.
Mrs. James Cook, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Woodward,
4oadleys, went suddenly blind last
week. She was taken to Wilkes Bar
e last Thursday by her father, where
he will undergo treatment at the
lands of DR.. Frank Lampman.
The number OF automobile IL
enses issued so far has reached 34,-
800 which is ahead of the total num-
'er for last year. The rush for tags
ieeps up from every section of the
State and the clerks are working
'Vertlme couple of days a week.
Suit was begun in the court of
Common Pleas by Joseph w. Place,
o recover S1730.44, and by Bloom
ngdale Brothers, N. Y, to recover
'7O2.52, against Peter ]. Bower,
rading as the Bower Knitting Com
amy, Hawley, in an action of as
umpsit.
The regular meeting uf the
ireater Honesdale Board of Trade
'ill be held in City Hall Friday
Vening at 8 o'clock. Attend the
leetlng, and help push good thing
long. Don't sit in your Office, and
ay III come around after you get
oing: Now is the time we need
our help!"
The State Treasury balance at
ne close of May business was $12,-
S,3S6.SS as compared with S12,- =
90, ,272.25 at the close of April
he receipts during the month of
lay were S1,507,147.26 and pay
tents S1,209,032.63. The balance
divided between S1O,167186. OF
the general fund and $2,391,2OO.-
in the sinking fund. 6
The wedding of Miss Alice
ives, Bethany, and John Dorothy, J
lleyyille, took place Tuesday morn c
Ig at 8 O'Clock in st. Johns R. C.
lurch, Rev. Father Thomas Hanley q
iiciating. Miss Ellen McGivern, I
,hites Valley, was bridesmaid and
homas O'Neill, Jersey City, N. j., 6
ted as best man. The happy couple 4
1T for the metropolis on a honey
Don tour.
Robert l.. Hirsch, and Miss
harlotta NJ. Badders, both of Scran- c
N, were married at o'clock on the :
ternoon of Memorial Day at the +
ome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. L
NTH, 61O Court street, by the Rev.
G. Miller, pastor of st. Johns /
Vangelical Lutheran church. The I
tendants were Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. +
NTH. The groom represents the
llsbury Flour Company in the ]
Iectric City. After an extended we'd Ii
ng trip, they will make their home s.