The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-06-13

IS. E. Morrison has received the
contract to furnish the plumbing and
heating in a new cottage for BenJa-
min Throop at Elmhurst.
H. G. Hooker, for number of
years private secretary to President
Underwood, of the Erie, has been
appointed assistant to the president.
The Electric Ligh company has
erected a fine standard street lamp
for the Honesdale National Bank in
front of their institution on Main
street.
The Pullman cars, Tuxedo"
and "Rampo," have arrived from the
Brooklyn paint shops and are now
attached to the Honesdale Erie
trains.
Robert Menner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David H. Menner, will graduate
from Yale college this coming week,
the commencement exercises starting
Saturday, June 14th.
Daniel Wadge has moved his
team from the Wayne County Hotel
barn to Mrs. Herzog's barn. This is
the team he bought from John Ord
nung of Seelyville, now deceased.
On Tuesday evening, June 10,
Nelson B. Lambert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Lambert, was graduated
from the Holbrook School, at Hol-
brook, N. Y. He arrived home We'd
nesday evening.
The Buy-U-A-Home Realty Co.
sold lot No. 80 in Willow Park allot-
ment to ]. G. Bone, of Dunmore, on
Thursday. These lots are situated in
one of the finest locations of Homes
dale and are selling rapidly.
There will be no material
change in the operation of daily and
Sunday trains on the Honesdale
branch of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad when the timetable goes in
to effect in about week.
Miss Caroline L. Petersen, pres
ident of the Honesdale Improvement
Association, has received a check for
Addoms, of New York City. The
money will be used to help beautify
Honesdale.
We notice in several of our eX-
changes stories that were originally
printed in The Citizen reproduced in
other papers and credit given where
it does not belong. If a story is
worth copying it appears to us that
it is worth giving the proper credit.
Curt Pohle, an employe of the
Gurney Elevator Co., had the mis-
fortune to get the two middle fingers
of his right hand caught under one
of the heavy machine tools while
moving it to the new plant. They
were badly bruised but will not have
to be amputated.
The members of Company E, un-
der Captain, G. j. Kelly, held a
meeting in the armory Tuesday
night. Poland ]. Reynolds was TAX
en- in as a recruit. Captain Kelly is
trying to round out the company and
desires to inlist number of able
bodied men for the purpose.
A libel in divorce has been
started in the Wayne county courts
by Minnie l.. Rounds, libellant
against her husband, Jason D.
Rounds. They were married Sept.
IS, 1894. The charge is cruel and
barbarous treatment. 1t was made
returnable the second Monday of
July.
The Honesdale base ball team
will play the strong Archibald team
on the local grounds Saturday after
noon. The game will be called at
$3.50 O'Clock. This promises to be
very good game for Archibald al
ways brings one of the strongest
teams that can be rounded up in the
valley. Make arrangements to at
tend this game.
At a meeting OF the Business
Mems Association held last Wednes-
day evening it was voted that the
association donate $25 toward the
support of the Honesdale Baseball
club. Reports were also made con-
cerning the coming picnic which will
be held at Lake Lodore on July 23.
All committees reported progress.
The stores and factories express a
willingness to close their respective
places of business either all day or
half day on Merchants Day.
The coolest weather ever re-
corded during June in the Middle At
lantic and New England States, the
Ohio Valley and the Great Lakes re-
gion, was reported Monday to the
Weather Bureau. The Gulf States
are the only territory east of the
iNcShiSo W oil
drop, "A high barometric pressure
of great magnitude" is the official
reason. Frosts are reported from
Vermont, Central New York, New
England, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Michigan.
The present week commence
ment exercises are being held al
Wyoming Seminary. Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock the president
received the seniors. On Friday
evening, June 13, the prize speaking
contest will take place, while on Sun.
day at 1890 a. m. the commence.
ment sermon will be delivered by
Rev. George P, Eckman, d. D., edi.
tor of the Christian Advocate, New
York City. In the evening f. M
Devendorf, secretary of the Y. M. c.
A., of Wilkes-Barre, will give an ad.
dress. Monday, June 10th, the an.
nual concert will be held at s d. m
On Tuesday, the 18th, at 2:30 p. m.
the annual concert will be given
Wednesday following, commence,