The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-21

Monday.
"A carload of Ford automobiles
was received by e. w. Gammell on
Tuesday.
st. Mary Magdalen's Parochial
school was officially closed on Thurs
day with High Mass at 8 a. m.
A son gladdened the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fives of South
Main street, Tuesday evening.
DIR. b. Golden, eyesight special
ist of Carbondale. will be a profess
sional caller in Honesdale and Haw-
ley next week.
Former Principal Mark Greasy
of the Hawley schools, intends re-
naming in that place for an in
definite period.
A meeting of the Wayne County
Poultry Association will be held on
Tuesday evening, June 25, at the
Allen House at 8 o'clock.
J. II. Stegner & Sons intend
making changes in theif store by in
stalling a new front. w. T. Mitchell
and r. Rubin will do the work.
The White Mills base ball team
will play a game with the Scranton
their grounds on Sunday afternoon.
The Young Mems Guild of the
Lutheran church realized a neat sum
from their ice cream social held
Wednesday evening. The proceeds
will be applied to the organ fund.
The Cadets base ball team won
another game the first of the week,
their opponents being the White
Mills Juniors. The score was to
8.
The children of st. Mary Mag
dalen's congregation and their par
ents are enjoying an annual picnic
at Bellevue Park to-day (Thurs-
day..
Former Congressman c. c.
Pratt, of Susquehanna county, has
been named as a member of Cover
nor Tener's staff, with rank of lieu
tenant-colonel.
June Decker disposed of his two
sprinkling wagons and good will of
the business to NJ. Lee Braman on
Wednesday. The streets were
sprinkled on Tuesday by Mr.. Bra
man.
A pouch of mail from New
York City and Scranton arrives
daily on the SOS Erie train. This
is excellent service and is greatly
appreciated by the banks and mer-
chants.
The Misses Hayey entertained
about ten friends at their home on
Wednesday evening in honor of
Misses Anna and Hilda Shoal of
Scranton. A delightful evening was
enjoyed by all.
Miss La Verna Noble. of Milan
vile, late of Damascus township,
was elected as primary supervisor of
the Hawley graded schools on Tues
day evening by the school board.
This completes Hawley's new list
of teachers.
Jacob F. Baumann, of Cherry
Ridge, who recently purchased the
Flynn Hotel, South Main street, in
tends to remodel the building.
Among other improvements to be
made will be an entire new and
modern front. Kreitner Bros. will
do the work.
Officials of the Paupack Power
company visited the site of the pro-
posed dam at Wilsonville on We'd
nesday. Work on the construction
of the large project will commence
next month. The engineers, while
in Hawley, also located the site of
the proposed power house.
The National Express company
appointed Carl Romich, of Promp-
ton, agent to transact business for
them at that place. Money orders
and a general express business will
be done. The office was opened on
Tuesday and is located in the new
Delaware & Hudson station, at
Prompton.
The Tribune-Republican of
Scranton, is becoming noted for CIV
ing their newsboys an outing, an
other one of which is assured. The
boys will go to Rocky Glen, Friday,
June 2S, and will be furnished each
with a meal ticket for the day.
Games of every description will e
played and everything that can be
done for the pleasure of the boys
on that day is arranged.
Mrs. Betsey Saundry died on
| Tuesday last at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j. Frank Millard, in
Carbondale, of paralysis, aged rs
years. The deceased formerly lived
in SeelyVille, and is survived by
Mrs. Millard, Mrs. w. H. Stephens,
of Brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs. A. l.. Car
penter, of Batavia, n. Y, and one
son, William II. Saundry of Scran-
ton. The funeral was held in Car
| bondale on Friday last.
State Veterinarian Marshall has
received word that Aaron Schick, a
cattle dealer at Lancaster, who was
| indicted by the United States Grand
Jury at Philadelphia recently, plead
ed guilty to the charge of shipping
! three diseased COWS from Lancaster
to Jersey City, y. j., and fined one
hundred dollars. The State Live
stock Sanitary Board and the United
! States officials are determined to
break up the practice of unscrupul-
Gus dealers in juggling diseased cat
tie.
-Chas. p. Searle and r. Milton
Salmon, of the firm of Searle &
Salmon, attorneys, were the popular
young lawyers who won the first case
in the June term of court, that OF
Attorney p. II. Iloff VS.. Clarence f