The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-09-01

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The Honesdale National Bank
will be closed Monday, September 4,
Labor Day.
Rev. A. L. Whitaker will hold
service in White Mills Sunday, Sept
8, at quarter past three. All are in
vited.
The .Honesdale churches resume
regular worship, Sunday, September
8, after being closed during the
month of August.
"A Labor Day supper will be held
at the Golf Club for members, their
families and out of town guests.
First table at $50.
Services will be resumed at the
| Dyberry Baptist church on Sunday
afternoon next at 2:30 o'clock. Rev.
Geo. S. Wendell will be in charge.
Grace church, Sunday Sept. 3,
Holy Communion and Sermon at
10:30 a. m; Evening service at 1880
p. m. The sessions of the Sunday
school will also be resumed at the
usual hour of IL NJ.
| Services at the First Baptist
church as usual on Sunday next, at
1O:30 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Bible
school at 11:45 a. m. The Lords
Supper will be celebrated at the close
of the morning service.
The sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered at the
Methodist church Sunday morning at
1920; Love Feast at $3.50. The
pastor, Rev. w. H. Hitler, will deliv-
er a sermon on Labor" in the even
ing. Special music.
Mrs. Arthur Hull gave an en-
joyable 500 party at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Torrey, on North Main
street, Wednesday afternoon. There
were eight tables. Prizes were won
by Mrs. B. H. Witherbee, Miss
Swift, and Miss Margaret Mumford.
H. A. Purple, well-known un-
dertaker of Carbondale, and who has
been in Honesdale on several occa-
sions in a professional capacity, was
fatally injured in an attempt to cross
a moving train on crossing. He was
removed to Emergency hospital and
died shortly afterward.
james Smith won the 81 cash
prize at the Roller Rink, Wednesday
evening, offered for the boy, who
: first discovered the North Pole. y
Eight boys participated in the hunt
and their experiences, blindfolded
: on roller skates, afforded the onlook-
ers considerable amusement.
The Erie agents of the Wyoming
and Delaware stations met in Hote
, Casey, Scranton, on Friday last. ID
H. Maloney, Honesdale's aggressive
, Erie agent, secured the next monthly
meeting which will be held at the
Allen House Sept "a. About sc
agents are expected to attend the
meeting.
Walter NJ. Whitney and Miss
Margaret Mason will be married
Thursday evening at Westboro, Mass
Among the Honesdale relatives ant
) friends to attend the ceremony were
Mrs. Allis Whitney and Miss Mary
Whitney, mother and aunt of the
bridegroom, H. r. Menner, Franz
; Jenkins, R. NJ. Salmon and Charles
Dorfiinger.
St. Johns Evangelical Luther
an church at this place will be re
3 dedicated Sunday, Sept. 10. Pasto
p. Miller and congregation will observe
v the occasion by holding services al
. day, morning, afternoon and even
ing. During the afternoon tn,
clergy of the town will give ad
dresses. Special singing will be rem
dered and Sonner's orchestra will
: furnish instrumental music through
I out the day.
:. Milton Reichenbacker, youni
: son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reichen
! backer, of this place, has built
miniature aeroplane which is nov
S on display in the jewelry store win
S dow of H. G. Rowland. 1t is cleve
S work for boy his age and we'll dis
:. plays his ingenious abilities. TIL
a aeroplane attracts considerable at
t tention and has brought forth mucl
t comment The mysterious part o
r the aeroplane is how the propelle
turns.
The results of the flowers an
n vegetables grown by the childre
!, from weeds sold them by the WON
Y ems Improvement association Will b
= exhibited at flower show in Mis-
d Lees room in the High school build
e ing, Friday, September 8, at p. N
y Prizes will be given as follows: On
e for the most perfect flower; one TO
S the largest variety of flowers grow
/ by one person; one for the most al
tistic bouquet; one first prize for tn
q best vegetable display; one secon
> prize for the second best Yegetabl
v display. The school building will b
h open at 1880 that same evening S
e that any one interested may inspeC
q the flowers and at s o'clock shoI
e musical and literary program will b
/. given in the auditorium. Admissio
n free.
o Squire Robert A. Smith is
E good weather prognosticator in tha
? he predicted the recent rain fiv
/ days before it fell. On Frida!
- Sept. IS, Mr.. Smith stated to
is friend in the court house that he be
II it would rain on Wednesday c
s. Thursday of next week and SUI
4. enough it did. Mr.. Smith told n
IS friends that the government weatl
J. er bureau had lost a storm, but b
S. said, Il kept track of it, expectin
y, it to get in the south and it did,
a which is the storm that passed owe
this section last week, coming frol
+ the southwest. The fellow wh
Ie took up the 'Squre's bet is one
o. his opponents in dominoes at tn
p court house. When he arrived FIR
Ill l. ra