The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-25
HAWLEY.

Silver Anniversary Celebrated -
Glass Trade Prospects Encourage
ing-Death of John Everding,
Aged Resident.
Special to The CITIZEN.
Hawley, Pa, Nov. 24.-The So
cial event of the week Will be the
annual "Commers" to be given by
the Maennerchor society, Wednes-
day night, Nov. 23. Elaborate prep
arations are being made to surpass
all previous affairs of the kind. A
high class entertainment will be one
OF the features One hundred cleo
trio lights have been installed for
the occasion.
Peter Daniel, Lakeville, Chester
Pennell and l.. Curtis, Ariel, who
Joined a party of hunters in Pike
county, Tuesday, returned Friday
night without game having been
seen during the time. Thirteen deer
were within easy range OF their
rifles, but no horns being visible
they dared not shoot.
Mrs Sarah Kimble and daughter,
Charlotte, were recent guests OF
Gravity relatives.
Mrs. George Miller, son, Walter,
and daughter, Adelaide, have return
ed from an extended visit with Pat
erson friends.
Helen and Florence Geisler spent
their vacation in the Electric City.
Mrs. Augusta Keyes, and daughter,
Emaine, paid a brief visit to Homes
dale during the week.
Merchant +. l.. Schlager and wife,
spent the greater part of the week
in New York city, purchasing holiday
goods.
Mrs. Homer Ames and Miss Eliza
Schlager were entertaining Scran-
ton relative the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Bower have
returned from a trip to New York
Robet Stevenson spent the week
at Arlington.
Abe Miller and sister, Minnie, are
conducting a clothing sale at Barry
vile.
Mr.. Gibbs, Stroudsburg, was a
mid-week visitor of friends in this
place.
Myrtle Pennell is enjoying a va
cation with her parents at Airing
ton.
Bunnell & West have moved their
cutting shop from the East Side,
on Bellemonte Hill, into the build
ing vacated by Mr.. Gibbs.
A number of relatives gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
stevenson at East Hawley, Wednes-
day evening, and gave them sur
prise party in honor of their twenty
NTH wedding anniversary. The
worthy couple were presented with
some handsome gifts, and a delight
ful time was enjoyed by all pres
ent
Members of the Eastern Star ban
Quoted in the |. o. y. F. Hall, Fri
day night.
Ernest Osborne, Scranton, former
ly of Arlington, was doing business
at Hawley, on Thursday.
Max Herbert sales agent for the
keystone Cut Glass company, came
to town on Friday to consult with
the members of that firm, in regard
to different matters, especially the
preparation of the spring trade. He
says the prospects of business in
the city is very encouraging. He
returned to New York on Saturday.
John Everding, an aged resident
of Erie avenue, who for many years
conducted a grocery store near the
electric power house, died after
long time suffering with asthma,
sunday morning. HIS luueldl was
held on Tuesday; burial in Walnut
Grove cemetery.
Mrs. John Ames is seriously i'll at
her home on Keystone street.
Walter Vetterlein, Paupack, was in
town Thursday, to collect damages
done his wagon by his team taking
fright at an automobile owned by
one of our citizens.
The Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presbyterian church at
1880 p. m instead of 10:3O a. IN. as
previously announced.
Fred Tyce, boss of a section gang
on the Erie railroad, is now station
ed at Honesdale. He returns home
to pass Sundays with his mother.
Mrs Bell, of Barker street, who
has suffered with cancerous
growth several years, and whose
condition has been much worse the
past ten days, is slightly improved.
The masquerade social for Friday
night at r. F. Wallis gives promise
OF much merriment as a fine is to
imposed upon those who are unable
IN affa,t comnletp disguise.