The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-28

Charles e. Dodge is out for
Prothonotary on the Democratic
ticket. /
The letters from Orson, Steene,
Sherman, and Ariel will appear in
Fridays issue.
The Stroudsburg hospital will
receive an appropriation of $4,000
from the state.
The White Ribboners met at
Mrs. Elsy Varcoe's, Dyberry Place,
Tuesday evening.
On the evening of July IS
there will be street parade in which
rs automobiles will take place.
The Lady Maccabees will hold a
lawn social at Mrs. Geo. w. Searles
on High street on Thursday evening,
June 20.
Past Great Prophet, William
H. Long, Hanover, will be in Homes
dale July IS, to witness the Red
Mems automobile parade.
Superintendent and Mrs. ]. J..
Koehler returned Monday from
their vacation spent in the central
and southern part of the state.
Five new students enrolled at
Prof. Odays summer school on Mon
day morning. One has completed a
course in the East Stroudsburg State
Normal. This speaks well for Prof.
Oday.
Mrs. Charles Webb, Beech
Grove, was operated on Tuesday
morning by DR.. H. B. Ely, assisted
by DR.. Nielsen and trained nurses
Misses Cody and Halter. Miss Cody
has charge of the case.
"A wreck occurred at Elmhurst
on the Scranton division of the Erie
railroad on Saturday afternoon, but
no one was injured. The Hawley
Erie train, due at GAO, did not ar
rive until after IL o'clock
Owing to the Fourth July
coming on Tuesday, the @ zen will
be published on Monday instead.
Advertisers, correspondent and all
those to whom it may concern are
requested to forward their copy a
day carrier than usual.
George Anvil, who claims his
home is in the vicinity of Carbon
dale, was arrested in Hawley on
Monday charged with threatening
to kill Martin May of that town.
Anvil was committed to Jail Mon
day night, where he will await his
appearance before the next grand
jury.
The graduating class of the
Port Jervis High school, the largest
ever to be graduated from that in
stitution, was composed of thirty
six members. Miss Caroline A.
RICHTER received first honor and
Fred D. Salmon, nephew of Cashier
H. S. Salmon of this place, secured
second honor. The pictures of the
different members of the class occu-
pied a page in Saturdays Port Jer-
Wis Union.
Charles Fessenden, Hollister-
vile, was in Honesdale on business,
Monday. He motored from his
home town to Seelyville in two
hours and twenty-five minutes. Mr..
Fessenden brought a large load of
wool to Birdsall Bros. Mr.. Fessen-
den makes daily trips to Scranton
from their creamery in Hollister-
vile by the way of Moscow. The
seventeen miles was made in an hour
and twenty minutes.
Since the tree trimmers have
finished their work along the banks
| of the LackawaXen river, the beauty
has been enhanced many fold The
old dead limbs have been removed
and within short time the experts
claim the dead matter trimmed away
will be replaced with a new growth.
The skilled workmen were in Tor
rey Park Tuesday and changed the
| appearance of several trees therein.
The men will remain here but a few
days longer, and it behooves the
property owners of Honesdale to take
| advantage of their being here if they
desire any tree surgery done. Much
credit is due the Honesdale Improve
ment association for their efforts and
money spent in beautifying Homes
| dale