The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-03-11
Board of Trade meeting on
Friday night of this week

Board OF Trade meeting on
Friday night of this week.
There will be a Business Mems
meeting at the City Hall, Wednes-
day evening, March 18th, at 8
o'clock. Several important matters
will come before the Association for
consideration. Election of officers
will also be held
I'm one of our neighboring
schools the teacher was instructing
class in composition and said: You
should not attempt any flight of fan
cy; simply be yourselves and write
what is in you. Do not initiate any
other person writing or drawing in
formation from outside sources" AS
result of this advice one bright lad
turned in the following: 1--WE should
not attempt any flights of fancy but
write what is in us. In me there is
my lungs, stomach, heart, liver, two
apples, one piece of pie, one stick of
lemon candy and my dinner"
From expressions made in Car
bondale Sunday it would seem that
DR.. Samuel G.. Dixon, state commits
sioner of health, will have a fight on
his hands if he attempts to place
Carbondale under quarantine, as he
threatened last week. 1t is learned
from what is considered excellent
authority that if the state health
commissioner attempts to place an
embargo on the town the matter will
be taken to court to decide his pow
er in the matter, in view of existing
conditions. William Davidson;
chairman of select council, and rec
ognized as the leader in that branch
in the fight relative to the board of
health, in an interview recently,
said: '' There is absolutely nothing
to back the doctor up in this matter.
We have a board of health, Mayor
Murrin and DR.. Dixon to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
-Kaidy Bros, manufacturers and
| jobbers of fancy knit goods, have
leased the building on Church street
owned by Richard Reichert and used
by him the past ten months as a
! garage, and will start knitting
factory therein. Men are now at
work erecting the machinery and it
is expected the plant will begin oper-
ations about March 18th. Their prin-
cipal product will be fancy knit
scarfs and shawls, for the manufac-
ture of which they have six machines.
They will employ about twelve people
at the start. Mr.. Kollmer, who was
formerly employed by the Bower
Knitting Co., of this place, will man
age the new industry. He now has
charge of installing the machinery.
Kaidy Bros. do an extensive business
in the southern states, Mexico, Cuba
and Porto Rico, and the new industry
| will doubtless be of great benefit to
this community.-Hawley Times.
"A special from Stroudsburg
says: A $4,000 opera house is to be
erected on a site purchased from the
! Wyckoff and Houston estate. The
theatre will be financed by the
Stroudsburg Opera House company.
Architect Weaver is drawing the
plans. The theatre will be commodi-
Gus, with club quarters on the second
floor. 1t is altogether possible that
these and a room on the third floor
will be even more agreeably planned
than the original plans for this sec
ton of the building. Some idea OF
Il the size of the lot may be had from
the fact that it is 80 feet wide and
125 feet in depth. So sanguine are
the members of the company that
there will be no bitches, whatsoever
in the progress of excavation, build
ing, etc.-and they have every reason
not to believe anything but rapid pro
gress will result once the first shovel.
full of dirt is eXcavated-that they
count on the completion of the opera
house in time for it's formal opening
October /.