The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-09
USWICK & LAKEVILLE.

USWICK & LAKEVILLE.
Your correspondent from this
place has been sick the past week
and was rot able to write the news.
but will try and do better in the fu-
ture.
Mr. John d. Jordens went to
Brooklyn, ~ Y, on Tuesday of the
past week to visit friends there for a
few days He returned to his home
at Uswick on Friday.
n. c. McCane, Of Honesdale, ar
rived al Olmsted's at Uswick on
Thursday, Jan. 27th, and visited
there until the following Tuesday
afternoon when he went to visit his
brother, Peter Daniels.
Mrs c. w. Pennell and daughter
Gladys, and Evelyn Pennell and Mrs.
John Mains of Uswick, and Mrs. w.
Seeger, of Lakeville, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Curtis of Pink on Friday,
Jan. 2Sth
Mr. c. b. Glosenger has been saw
ing ice for Arthur Crane and S. r.
Crane. They have finished filling
their ice houses, and have also filled
the ice house at Keith's Lake.
On account of the stormy weather
our pastor, Rev H. 7. Purkiss, was
vices at this place two weeks ago,
having had special service on Tues
day evening only.
Mrs. Lucy E. Crane has been hav-
ing an attack of the grippe, but is
better at this writing.
Miss Jennie NJ. Crane accompanied
Miss Rosencranse to her home in
Hawley and visited there on Satur-
day.
+. r. Olmsted bought a horse of
Mr. c. Sanders on Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Harriet Keith of New York
City, sailed for Bermuda on We'd
nesday last She is not well and
loses strength very fast when she is
teaching. Her many friends here
hope that the rest and change of
climate will be beneficial to her
health.
Miss Violet Crane returned from
Scranton 10 her home at Uswick on
Friday afternoon She has had a
severe attack of the grippe and is
quite i'll yet, but we are pleased to
learn that she is recovering.
John Mains and Arthur Crane
killed a red fox on Friday last.
News was recently received by Mrs.
G. l.. James of Lakeville, of the
death of her brother, George Bartle-
son, who was killed in California on
Dec 25, 1909, by being squeezed by
the cars. He was a son of Henry
and Ziporah Bartleson of Uswick.
He leaves one brother and four sis
ters to mourn their loss, namely:
Wesley Bartleson of Starrucca; Mrs.
Brazilla Shaffer of Gravity; Mrs. J
n. Stephens and Mrs. G. l.. James OF
Lakeyille, and Mrs. Alva Quick of
Tafton. Deceased went west when a
young man. He left his home in U.s.
wick in November, 1866, and went
to Minnesota where he worked for a
man named Brown who had previous
ly gone west from Pennsylvania, and
owned a nice home there. After
Mr.. Brown died this young man row
ed around from place to place and
finally settled in California and died
there after having been gone from
Uswick AZ years and one month;
during this time he never returned
home for a visit. His brother and
sisters have our sympathy in their
bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Huff, of Tafton
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Mains al
Uswick, on Thursday of last week.
A sleigh load of ladies from Haw-
ley called on Mr.. and Mrs. William
Everly on Wednesday afternoon OF
last week.
A birthday party was held at Mr.
and Mrs. Mis- Reer's of Arlington Sat
urday night in honor of Mrs
Fritz at her 18th year Among the
relatives and friends were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reer, Mrs. Ulrich and her
son Fred, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Miller
MIR. and Mrs. George Roesch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. j
Jorden, Mr. and Mrs. Ellwanger and
son. A grand supper was served
| and afterwards coffee, cake
beer and cigars. They were enter