The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-08
-Norman Rodie has sold fifteen

closed during this week.
A marriage license has been is
sued to John T. Kiegler and Miss
jeanette Baldwin, both of Homes
dale.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Business Mems Association will
be held on Wednesday evening of
this week.
Conductor Charles Lord of the
Erie delivered 115 New York pas
sengers from the Honesdale branch
to the main line on Sunday.
The family of Thomas A. Cross
ley left on Thursday last for Far
view Lake, where they expect to
spend part of the summer.
Frederick H. Hilcker, of New
York, and Lena Hedler Mingst, of
Narrowsburg, n. Y, were married
at the German Lutheran parsonage,
July 9rd by Rev, C, G, Miller,
The members Of Company E,
18th regiment, N. G. P, left on a
special Delaware and Hudson train
at $3.50 Saturday morning for Selins-
grove, where the boys in blue are in
camp.
B. H. Dittrich announces that
on Monday evening, July 14th, he has
made arrangements to have a dis
play of Edison's talking pictures.
This will be the first of the kind to
be exhibited in Honesdale.
The marriage of Miss jeanette
Baldwin and Mr.. John G. Kiegler.
both of Honesdale, was celebrated
at six o'clock Friday morning in st.
Mary Magdalen's church. DR.. j. w.
Balta performed the ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Louise
Meszler of Honesdale and Mr.. Almore
Wooster of Towanda, occurred in st.
Mary Magdalen's church Monday
afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. ]. w.
Balta performed the ceremony.
Theodore Day was an early
morning visitor in The Citizen office
Monday morning. He stated that
the mercury registered "a degrees
on Sunday and Monday morning he
reversed the figures, making them
4S, with near frost.
The next attraction will be the
Business Mems picnic at Lake Lo.
dore July 23. The association is ex.
tensively advertising this event and
weather permitting it undoubtedly
will be one of the largest gathering
| of people from this and the Other
side of the Moosic mountain held ir
many years.
During the month of June JUS
passed Prothonotary w. j. Barnes
and deputy Miss Marcia Barnes, were
kept busy issuing marriage licenses
Thirty-three were issued to prospec
tive couples during the month whicl
made new record for Wayne
county. During June of last yea
only twenty-five licenses were issued
Three patrons of w. T. Heft
the veteran barber of Honesdale
happened to be in the formers sho]
at one time on Saturday. All three
Hon. James Birdsall, Joseph Men
ner and Daniel Peil, have been con
tinuous patrons of Mr.. Heft for 3
years. This is a remarkable recorC
and it is doubtful if it can be equal
led in the State.
appropriate services ,commem
Grating the Fourth and the layini
of the cornerstone of the Centra
Methodist Episcopal church were OBJ
served in that edifice. Pastor viii
H. Hitler delivered two patriot
sermons during the day. Specia
musical programs were rendered a
both morning and evening services
The singing at the later service wa
unusually good.
The following young people lef
on Sunday morning for Elk Lake
where they will camp for two week
in the Buckland cottage: Misse
Helen Oakes, Hortense McKenna
Marie Bracey and Lillian Barberi
The following from Scranton
are also included in the party
Misses Marguerite Barrett, Anastasi
Kelley, Vera Tuman and Mabel God
dard. Miss Margaret Donnelly vii
join the campers next week. TIL
party is chaperoned by Miss Nam
Igo.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabet
Brown, who died at her late hom
in Hoboken, N. j., on Thursday last
arrived here over the Erie on Sat
urday afternoon and were taken t
the cemetery where a short servic
was read at the grave by Rev. A. 1
Whitaker of Grace Episcopa
church. Mrs. Brown was formerI
resident of East Honesdale. TIL
pall-bearers were: M. e. Simons, F
M. Stocker, ]. Samuel Brown, Wi
liam Brown, Joseph Brown and E. 7
Brown.
The Fourth was celebrated a
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carefoot's with
gathering of relatives and friends
Those present were Mrs. Masher an
Mrs. Utt, of Arlington, Mr.. and Mr.
James Cook and children of Hoa6
leys, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burleig
of Dunmore, who came over in tn
formers QUITO. When the Dunmol
cans made the return trip they too
, along with them Mr.. and Mrs. Ja
, Cook and their two children, VIII
spent Saturday in Dunmore an
| Scranton.
Probably the most unique {
Fourth of July celebrations too
place at Farview Friday when the il
mates had real day of celebratin
from the patriotic addresses in tn