The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-03-25
LOCAL NEWS

The Easter collection at ST..
Mary Magdalen's church amounted
to about 5000.
John K. Kimble has been ap-
pointed collector for Honesdale and
vicinity for the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Brewing cmpany as successor to
F. w. Bunnell, deceased.
"A suit in assumpsit has been
filed in the Wayne County court by
George e. Compton against the Bay
State Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Dover, Delaware. Mr..
Compton claims $125 as part of a
policy which came due last year.
Searle e. Salmon are the attorneys
for the plaintiff.
Easter supper at the Baptist
church Thursday, March 9th. Menu
as follows: Egg salad, pressed veal,
boiled ham, hot potatoes, brown
bread, rolls, baked beans, jelly, peas,
4 pickles, ice cream and cake, coffee
and tea. First table at $50. Price
40c. Home made candy and aprons
will be on sale. Music during the
: evening.
1T is rumored that the Wayne
SOuhIJ SOul Will CdllSu upOu W
handle another damage suit when
Harry Won Franck brings action
against the manufacturers of rifle
which exploded in his hands about
two weeks ago. The gun was COM
paratively new when it burst and
|Mr. Won Franck sustained painful
= injuries.-Hawley Times.
Over $4,000 people listened to
Billy" Sunday, the evangelist at
Wilkes-Barre on Easter Sunday and
with those who have gone forward
hnd signed cards to date reaches a
,otal of 5,37S. So far all collections
amounting to SIS, 5,O99, have gone for
general expenses and benevolent
Pauses. Mr.. Sundays salary will be
he last and final collection.
The will of the late Marie
ADAMS Kesler was probated Saturday
by Register of Wills w. B. Lesher.
Under the terms of the will all her
property, both real and personal,
T. vas left equally to her two sons,
frank e. Sherwood and Millard F..
herwood. The executors named
we're Frank e. Sherwood, Millard F..
herwood and Judge A. T. Searle.
On Tuesday evening last Robert
borin and his two sons, Robert, Jr.,
8 pd John, gave a very successful
nateur musical sketch at the Lyric.
hey were greeted by a crowded
ouse whose appreciation was very
r early marked. The sketch consist
of musical comedy parts and they
ppersonated many German come
+ lans and initiated music of many
nds on as many kinds of instru-
ents.
-Councilmen Geo. w. Penwarden
ld William II. Kreitner and Bur-
Pss C. A. McCarty left Monday
- orning via Delaware and Hudson
ad for Philadelphia. They will be
ined by ]. d. Weston, who went by
e way of the Erie road The gem
bmen were sent to Philadelphia by
e borough council to inspect
Amiesite" roads in that city and get
hat information possible regarding
wearing qualities. From Phila-
|lphia Burgess McCarty and Mr..
eston will go to Harrisburg, where
ley will interview Street Highway
mmissioner Bigelow.
The jury that served on the in
est at Uniondale Friday, conduct
by the coroner of Susquehanna
+ unity, to inquire into the circum-
lnces of the death of Beulah
bunds, who was shot and killed on
ednesday by William Gilroy,
pught in a verdict of accidental
ooting, eliminating Gilroy from
blame. The shooting took place at
b Burdick school house, during
morning recess Wednesday,
ere both were students. The girl
s aged 10 years and her assassin
years. The funeral took place
nday morning from the home of
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
unds.