The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-22


meet with Miss Bertha Plume on
Thursday evening.
The Seelyville Sunday school
have a new outfit of hymn books,
which are giving entire satisfaction.
A marriage license was is
sued on Monday to George Monasky
! of Pittsburg, to Miss Mary Laso, of
! Mt. Pleasant.
Last Sunday afternoon 80
varieties" of automobiles passed a
given point in an hour and three
quarters on the Hawley road.
| The rainbow fountain is again
playing in the Lackawaxen river
near the State bridge. 1t was placed
there by the Improvement associa-
| tion.
Born, to Mr.. ana Mrs. William
Lankie, a son, on Sunday. The
mother was formerly Miss Tydvil
Jones and is well known in Homes
dale.
w. A. Sluman, secretary of Free
dom lodge, No. IS, of Honesdale, is
representing the local lodge in Read
ing this week. Rev MacKellar is
| also representing Hawley Odd Eel
lows in Grand Lodge in the same
city
District Attorney NJ. f. Simons
and Attorney Homer Greene are de-
tending F. l.. Robinson in the case
of Robinson VS.. The Blooming Grove
Hunting and Fishing club, which is
being tried this week in Milford.
Pike county.
The White Mills base ball team
have organized for the coming sea-
son and elected John Hensey mana
ger. G. Liliquist was chosen cap
tain. The boys have already made
arrangements to give an entertain
ment for the financial benefit of the
team and we hope that the town
will help the team along by their
good support.
Sergeant Milne. Scranton, a de-
tail of the L. s. A., is in Honesdale
the forepart of this week for the
purpose of instructing the members
and non-commissioned officers of
Company f, 18th regiment. There
will be inspection of the company on
Wednesday evening. Major Ruther-
for of the Third Brigade will be the
inspecting officer.
Temperance near or above the
normal will prevail in the Southern
states and generally throughout the
Western districts during the COM
ing week, according to the weekly
weather bulletin of the weather
bureau issued Sunday. "Cool
weather will prevail" the bulletin
continues, the first half of the
week in the Northern states East of
the Rockey mountains, but it will
give way to warm weather in this
locality about Wednesday.
"Wednesday is the day set for
the miners to resume work at the
mines. The official order, calling off
the suspension, was printed Satur-
day and mailed to the local unions
Monday morning. General satisfac- !
tion is felt by the public in gem
eral that the strike was not called |
and the fact that the men will go |
back to work on Wednesday will |
mean a great increase in business |
activities in the anthracite region. |
The vote to accept the agreement |
was more than five to one.
The state highway engineers
are now engaged in making a survey |
of the roads through LaAnna and |
South Sterling. The data they are !
gathering is relative to the state |
highway that will connect Strouds- |
burg and Honesdale. The engineers |
are stopping at the Sterling, E. ID.
Dunning, proprietor, and last We'd |
nesday being kept from duty on ac-
count of the rain, two of them just |
to show the others that they were
all-round sportsmen, landed AZ as
fine trout as any angler would pic
ture in his dreams
The state commission for the
erection of the criminal insane hos
pital at Farview notified Governor
Tener on Thursday of last week that
t had completed one unit and was
prepared to turn over the building to
he commonwealth. The unit COM
Dleted will accommodate about $50
prisoners and other buildings are in
,ourse of erection. The prison re-
'erred to is located at Farview, this
and the commission in
,harge consists of eX-Speaker II. F.
walton, Philadelphia; Senator Will
lam c. Sproul, Chester; Senator
sterling r. Catlin, Wilkes-Barre;
Judge Ralph B. Little, Montrose;
lanes L. Marsteller, Allentown; E.
Jones, Scranton.
The Thomas A. Edison Co has
ust completed a most interesting
eries of moving picture on the farm
If l.. j. Wrighter in Thompson. 1t
s complete and comprehensive SER
es of pictures of the maple sugar and
yrup industry from the tapping of
he trees to the shipping of the
product and concluding with the
Gathering of the young people of the
leighbOrhOod to an Old-fashioned /
warm sugar party. The Edison
'eople ran this picture before the
'oard of censors in New York for the .
irst time last week where it received /,
he most favorable comment. 1t is
Intended chiefly for educational work
n the school although it will be ,
cen in theatres as well. Mr.. ,,
Vrighter has one of the largest and ,,
'est appointed sap bushes in Sus-
uehanna county and it afforded
xcellent facilities for the making of !
he picture film.
The old saying is that Char :
Ly begins at home" and it can be
pplied right here in Honesdale. ,