The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-11-24
LOCAL NEWS

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Miller, of East street, daughter.
There will be services at the
Dyberry Baptist church on Sunday
afternoon next, the 26th, at 2:30.
Calvin e Theobald are Install
ing the steam heating system in
Patrick Haveys home, East Homes
dale.
The Helpers will serve vege-
table soup at 12c. a quart, at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Ross, Dyberry
Place, on Friday from 10:30 to 70
o'clock.
The glass cutting establishments
are now running on full time. Men
are being taken on every day, there
being in the neighborhood of so cut
ters on the pay roll.
Parties from Brooklyn are ex-
pected to open a cut glass establish
ment in Hawley in the near future.
1t is stated that it will be located in
the building lately occupied by the
T. B. Clark Cut Glass Company.
The Citizen Publishing Company
has secured the services of Walter
Dudley of New York City, to act in
the capacity of solicitor. Mr.Dudley
is empowered to collect renewals on
old subscriptions, get new subscrib-
ers for this paper and solicit job work
and advertising.
Postmaster A. C. Stewart who
has been confined to his home for
the past few weeks, is rapidly gain
ing in health, and his physician re-
ports he will be able to resume his
duties.- Endicott-Lestershire Rec
~ Nd
resident of Eonesdale.
The Wayne County Savings
Bank has been designated a Postal
Savings Depository Bank, No. 2115.
The secretary of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Postal Savings Bank sys-
tenn informs them that they are en-
titled to receive fifty-eight per cent.
of the total Postal Savings funds to
be deposited in the banks in Homes
dale. In addition they are designat-
ed to receive funds constituting
the postmaster's emergency credit.
In the equity case of w. w. XII
zer ct al VS.. A. M. Cook ct al, better
known as the South Canaan school
case, a rule for replication was filed
November 21, by H. Wilson and VIM
H. Lee, solicitors for defendants, al
lowing their motion to dissolve the
injunction and dismiss the bill, filed
October IA, 1911, to stand as an an
swer, and entering a rule on the
plaintiffs to file replication thereto
within ten days after service of rule
In Columbia county the voters
elected a dead man to the Office of
Register of Wills. The successful
candidate, Clyde Fritz, died two
days before the election. The Gov
ernor will be called upon to fill the
vacancy. In Susquehanna county
the uncertainty of life was shown in
the fact that three candidates for
local Offices died between the pri-
maries and election, their names,
however, being withdrawn from the
ballot following their deaths.
"A harvest home festival will be
held next Sunday evening at 1880 in
Grace Episcopal church. The rec
tor, Rev. A. L. Whitaker, will
preach an appropriate sermon and
special music will be rendered. The
decorations will consist of autumn
fruits. The latter will be given out
in baskets before Thanksgiving
Day. Grace church congregation
will join in the Union services,
Thursday, November 80, at 1890 !
o'clock in the Methodist church.
Among those to attend the an
nual banquet of the Exchange Club |
last Wednesday evening in Lyric hall |
were; Fred G. White, r. w. Murphy, |
George S. Thompson, DR.. L. P. |
Cooke, V. A. Decker, Leroy Sands,
Harry j. Atkinson, Ralph Martin,
w. F. Suydam, Jr., Homer G. Ames, |
ReRoy Rollison, Raw Wall and C g |
Houck, all of Hawley; w. S. Gard
ner, Robert H. Patterson, Scranton;
L. r. Knapp, Passaic, n. j. The |
banquet, 4. is claimed, was the finest
in the history of the club. Special |
singing was rendered and the speak
ers were we'll received.