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

Miss Sallie Marshall delightfully."- en-
tertained at the Newell home on
Tuesday evening the Bible class
teachers and officers of the M. e.
Sunday school, There was large
number present and the following
program was rendered and thorough
ly enjoyed by all: Instrumental solo,
Raymond Crooks; vocal solo, Flor
ence Adams; vocal duet, Rev. and
Mrs. Robinson; instrumental solo,
Mildred Sebring; vocal solo, Mrs. e.
f. Sebring; vocal solo, Miss Florence
Adams; duet, Rev. and Mrs. G.. F.
Robinson; banjo, A. II. Flower; reci-
tation, Miss Anna Kintzer; Welsh
song, Mrs. e. F. Sebring; vocal, Guy
Sebring.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ.
e. church will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charles Edwards on April 14th.
The Villa, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Writ, was the scene of
very pretty wedding last Wednes-
day, March 25th. Helen, the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Writ, was united in marriage to
Charles Brown, of Moscow. The
ceremony took place at five o'clock.
Rev. Stoltie officiated. The bride
looked charming in a Liberty satin
gown. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated in pink. and white. The bride
received large number of beautiful
and useful gifts. They will make
their home at Clark's Summit where
Mr.. Brown has opened barber shop.
The bride has lived here for a num-
Der of years and the groom is also
well known here, having had the
Y. M. G. A. barber shop for num-
Der of years.
The court room (I. o. o. F. halI
was filled to it's full capacity by a
large number of relatives, friends,
neighbors and others interested in
the Gillholy VS.. Sebring case which
came up for trial (mock) last week.
The plaintiff, Miss Sophronia Gilholy
of Thornhurst, sued the plaintiff,
Guy Sebring, of Gouldsboro, for a
breach of promise. Miss Gilholy
had as her attorneys Harold Edwards
and G. F. Robinson. Mr.. Sebring's
attorneys were Byron Phillips and
e. F. Sebring. The plaintiffs wit
nesses were Miss Jenette Murphy,
of Moscow, Willard Surplus, Mrs.
e. F. Sebring, Miss Florence Adams
and Dennis Shy The defendants
witnesses were Mrs. G. ]. Surplus,
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Mary Schit-
erlie, Miss Bertha Crooks and Rich
ard Hall, Jr. Judge, Charles Ed
wards. Clerk of the Court, Seldom
Sebring. Court Crier, Joseph Mat
thews. Interpreter, Mrs. Joseph
Matthews. The jurors were: s. D.
Adams, foreman, DR.. G. A. Kerling,
Asa English, VIM. Surplus, A. L.
Rhodes, G. Edwards, G. Crooks, Her.
bert Tingley, James Crooks, C.
j. Surplus, Richard Hefferman. The
jury brought in verdict of guilty
and the judge awarded the plaintiff
the damages asked.
Miss Florence Adams has been
called to Dickson City by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. George
Adams.
Daily bulletins received from the
bedside of Mrs. Rice, of Plymouth,
who is critically i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Major,
100 Ridge Row, Scranton, do not
give a very encouraging outlook
But little hope is entertained for her
recovery. Mrs. Rice is we'll known
hOlC anu JAlOuSlOuL lie lOW6T part
of Wayne county.
Social and entertainment commit
tee to serve for April and May: Miss
Mildren Sebring, chairman, Miss
Florence Adams, Miss Anna KintZer,
Miss Emma Bates, Miss Myrtle Ma
jor. Miss Mildred Sebring was al
so appointed chairman of committee
to select name and class motto. The
teachers officers of the school and
the Bible class are requested to meet
in the basement of the church at 2
O'Clock sharp Friday afternoon, Apr.
4th. The Bible class will hold
social in the church parlors the third
Tuesday evening of every month.
The Relief committee of the
Woman's Relief Corps are soliciting
clothing, furniture, ETC., for Mrs. Liz
zie Strauser who lost her home and
all contents by fire on Easter Sun
day. There was no insurance on
either the house or household goods.
Mrs. Strauser and her children are
at the home of John Heller, Clifton,
and are in immediate need of cloth
ing, etc. Goods can be sent to the
postoffice or to the w. L. Carr Co.'s
store. John Spiegel will deliver
them.
R. B. Decker went to Newark, N.
j., on Wednesday. Mrs. Decker,
who has been there for several weeks
returned home with him Thursday
evening.