The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-12
This is HOLY Week in the Catho-

lie, Episcopal and Lutheran
churches.
The Methodist choir will be en-
tertained at the parsonage next
Thursday evening.
Board of Trade will meet Friday
of next week instead of this Friday
because of Holy week.
The Honesdale National Bank
will be closed Friday, April IA, Good
Friday, a legal holiday.
The Golf club will have card
party at the Lyric Theatre on the
evening of Tuesday, April %.
Judge Charles B. Staples,
Stroudsburg, will hold argument
court in Honesdale, Tuesday.
Otto. G. Weaver bid in the per-
sonal effects at the Commercial Ho-
tel at a sale conducted on Friday.
"A marriage license was issued
Friday to William j. Mclaughlin and
Mrs. Harriet w. Cody, both of
Keen's.
Mrs. William Sell pleasantly
entertained the members of her Sun
day school class last Thursday even
ing.
A marriage license was issued,
Friday, April 8, to Floyd o. Rolston,
Fallsdale and Miss Louise E. CASTOR,
Tyler Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tamblyn,
Carley Brook, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Nellie j., to
Mr.. Walter J. Kimble, Sag Harbor,
l.. |.
On Thursday of this week, Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Lyons leave for
Buffalo, N. Y. Before returning
home they will visit friends and rel
atives in Rochester and Corning.
A marriage license was issued,
April 6, to Bert Heerdegen, Torrey,
and Katherine Rutledge, Calkins.
On the same day they were married
in Honesdale by the Rev. J. B. Zwei-
zig.
Mrs. Rose Cantwell, Carbondale,
announces the marriage of her sis
ter, Miss Beatrice Farrell, to Wal
ter Roy, son of Edwin Lawyer,
Honesdale, which will take place at
st. Rosa's church, Wednesday,
April 19.
The announcement that Miss
Stella Vanaan, Carbondale, will be
one of the soloists for the Easter
Sunday program at the Episcopal
church comes as delight to many
people of the Maple City. 1t will be
remembered that Miss Vanaan acted
in the same capacity last year and
greatly pleased the congregation,
she being the possessor of a soprano
voice of exceptional quality.
to hold court at Harrisburg, during
the week. Next week he goes to
Easton, where he will preside at
Common Pleas court for Judge
Henry w. Scott, who is a hospital at
Baltimore, Md, recovering from the
effects of an operation. The follow
ing week he will go to Susquehanna
county, where he will hold court at
Montrose for Judge Ralph B. Little.
Sunday, April 8, being Palm
Sunday, was appropriately observed
in the Catholic, Episcopal and Luth-
eran churches of Honesdale. In st.
John The Evangelist r. c. church,
at the High Mass, 1880 a. m. there
was the blessing of the Palms" In
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church the pastor, Rev. G. C. Miller, a
class of twenty-four catechumens
were confirmed at the morning SER
vice.
Pursuant to instructions from
the Postoffice Department and with
view to reduce the hours of Sun
day work to minimum, the follow
ing schedule will be observed at the
local office on and after April 16,
1911: Main lobby open all day. Gen
eral delivery and stamp window
open from 9:45 to 1915 o'clock a.
m. Carriers window closed all day.
One collection from street letter
boxes located on Main street only at
5 o'clock p. m. Mails received at
1915 and dispatched at 7:15 p. m.
as usual.
A postcard received from a
subscriber shows a picture of the
Wanamaker store, the largest build
ing in the world devoted to retail
commerce, covering a full city block
of 4S0 feet square, reaching 12 stor-
les in the air-247 feet-and two
stories underground, containing As
acres of floor space. The subscriber
asks the following pertinent ques-
tion-Do you suppose this store
would have ever attained these di-
mensions had the trolleys come In
only to the railroad terminals three
blocks away? Trolleys pass on three
sides of the store. The lady writing
this, by the way, is anxious to build
summer home on a Honesdale
street where the trolley line may
eventually pass. The trolley has nc
terrors for her.
At regular meeting of Oslek
Tribe, No. 318, Improved Order OF
Red Men, Thursday evening, Deputy
Great Sachem j. F. Conkling
raised the following elected and ap-
pointed chiefs for the coming six
months: Sachem, Ed. S. Isbell; jun
ior sycamore and senior sycamore
George l.. Schott and Arthur ].
Benny; prophet, Harry Cross; CHIEF
of records, Eugene c. Babbitt, one
year; keeper of wampum, Arthur M
Leine, one year; trustee, Frank
Schuller; first sannap, Chas. l.. Dun
ming; second sannap, William Ba-
der; warriors, Frank Schuller, R.
j. Miller, Joseph Bodie, Jr., Frank
Starks; braves, Walter Moules