The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-04-01

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the regular parcel post stamps spec
| ial delivery or ten cent stamp must
be attached.
The Titus Mission band of the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Miss Cora Keen on Dyberry
Place Teusday evening, April 1, at
1880 o'clock.
"A petition has been filed in the
Prothonotary' Office for the trans
fer of the hotel license from John
Riley to Francis j. O'Neill of Mt
Pleasant township.
| james o. Mumford, DR.. E. w.
Burns and w. j. Silverstone were
appointed by the Court a commits
sion to inquire into the sanity of
George Doney Of Berlin township.
H. A. Oday, fire chief, received
a letter from the White Mills Fire
company Thursday of last week
| thanking the Honesdale companies
for their offer of assistance at their
recent fire.
Captain James Ham Post, No.
1913, G. A. R., will hold a regular
meeting in the Post rooms on Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock, April 4,
| 1913. All members are requested to
attend.
Miss Emeline Wells, a private
pupil in the Sherman School of Elo-
cution, Scranton, took part in a pub
| lie recital which was held Friday
evening, March 28, in Guernsey's
Music Hail. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss MabelWells.
Charles Irwin purchased of
Josephine and Agnes Olszaeiski their
property located on the corner of
West and 18th streets on Saturday.
Consideration, $4,000. Mr.. Irwin
takes possession May 1st The
house was built by Charles F. Bull
lock.
Murray Co. have just unloaded
three car loads of wagons, so as to be
fully supplied for their wagon sale
which commences April 1st. One
car each of Lansing lumber wagons,
Mifflinburg spring wagons and a car
of their special buggies advertised
in this issue.
John Bryant has been awarded
the contract to erect three story
brick addition to the American Knit
ting mill. Size, 29x76 feet. 1t will
be an 81" to the main factory and
extend toward Kimble place, the
street running between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. The new building
will be nearly as large as the original
structure.
Mrs. Marguerite Dean Berg
meyer has issued invitations an
nouncing the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Henrietta de Cleroq, to Walter
Cosad Burrows, on Saturday, April
19, at $3.50 o'clock, in st. James
church, Brooklyn. Reception at the
house at o'clock. The bridegroom
elect is a grandson of the late John
Dennis of this place.
Sunday was a red letter day in
Methodism in the Central Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. w. H. Hitler,
pastor. Pastor Hitler, who is clos
ing his ninth year in Honesdale, re-
ceived a class of &c persons into full
membership into the church. OF this
number IL received the ordinance of
baptism. Two children were also
baptised at the close of the morning !
service.
The House of Representatives
at Harrisburg has passed the Shern
workmen's compensation bill, one of |
the most important measures under |
consideration at this session. This |
is in line with Gov. Tener's recon-
mendation and carries out the sug- |
gestions of a special commission ap- |
pointed under a resolution of two |
years ago to inquire into the desir-
ability and scope of an act which will |
protect workingmen and their fami-
lies from financial distress growing |
out of occupational accidents.
Martin Caufield of this place,
has been granted the contract for
building a large monument as a me-
mortal to the late NJ. j. McAndrew,
a Carbondale officer, who was killed
recently while attempting to perform
his duties. A fund of about $500
has been raised by the people of Car
bondale for the purpose of erecting
a suitable monument to the memory
of this man. The committee visited
Mr.. Caufield last week and awarded
him the job. No definite plans as
to the kind or character of monu-
ment to be built were settled upon.
"A man who gave his name as
Smith, and who said he was from
Carbondale, was found partly frozen
in a barn near the Elevator works
about four o'clock Friday morning
by Officer Canivan and taken TO the
lookup. Smith seems to have en-
bibed too freely and probably wan
dered out of his way and dropped
down in the barn where he went to
sleep. About four o'clock the resi-
dents in that vicinity were awakened
by loud scream and one of them
called officer Canivan who found
Smith in a bad condition from Sleep
ing in such an exposed place. tie
was released Saturday morning.
The page of religious advertis-
ing now printed on Saturday, each
week, in the Philadelphia North
American is finding great favor
among the clergy and people Of that
city. The upper part of the page
contains a display advertisement,
printed in large type, urging men
and women to attend divine services
on Sunday or making an undanOmi-