The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-13
HAWLEY.
Speaking Prizes Awarded - Two
Former Residents Buried.

in New York during the winter, has
returned to pass the warm months
on a farm at Paupack.
Mrs. Laura Lyons is entertaining
at her pleasant home on the banks
of the Paupack river her annual
summer visitors, the Misses Burnett
of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner and
little daughter of Massillon, o., are
guests at the formers parental
home at East Hawley.
Mrs Simon Spangenberg and
family of Honesdale were boating
and fishing on the Paupack Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Shook and
little daughter passed the Fourth
with Honesdale friends, extending
their visit until Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Degroat
were visitors Monday at the home
of her parents at Fowlertown.
Mrs. Harry Shook and little
daughter, Thelma, went to Paupack
Sunday to visit the grave of her son
Joseph.
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tor at Wayne's county seat.
D. ]. Branning and ]. S. Pennell
| took the early morning train Tues
day for prospecting trip on the
eastern division of the Erie, visit
ing Port Jervis, Middletown, Goshen
/ and Chester. The former returned
| Thursday. Mr.. Pennell extended
| his journey to Washingtonville, n.
/ Y, where resides his brother, Rev.
A. R. Pennell. From thence he went
up the Hudson to Newburg, n. Y,
visiting West Point, Washington's
headquarters and many other places
of interest.
Mrs. Christina Glossenger of Lake
Vile was a recent visitor of her
sister, Mrs. Howard Kirkham of
School street.
Albert Tetzloff and daughter of
Fowlertown drove to Cherry Ridge
Monday and enjoyed the day with
relatives.
John Hoover and family, who re-
side on Erie avenue, are entertaining
relatives from out of town, who ar
rived Friday.
Mrs. Charles Brady and friends
of Honesdale occupied the Suydam
cottage at Big Pond the past week.
Christina Smith, a trained nurse
from Jersey City, who is passing her
: summer vacation with her sister at
| Paupack, was a recent caller at the
home of Mrs. Mary Pennell.
Prof and Mrs. Mark Greasy went
to Big Pond Thursday for sojourn
| of two weeks. Prof. Greasy had
just returned from attending the
= funeral of a relative at Light Street.
The remains of George Mande-
: Vile, son of Commissioner John E.
Vaudeville, will be brought from
, Colorado to his home at Hawley to-
= day (Tuesday) accompanied by his
brother, who had recently gone
5 there to pay him a visit. The de.
ceased had been away about one
| year He was greatly improved in
e health, being in very delicate con
. dition when he went away. The
news of his death was a great SHOCK
to his relatives. He was a glass
cutter by trade and was foreman il
Gibbs glass works when he was
taken sick. He was a young mar
of excellent habits, with man!
friends who mourn his early demise
;, The body of another Hawley bo!
> by the name of Feeley, glass blow
= er of Massillon, o., was brought herr
> Sunday.
Irwin Brown of Honesdale was il
D. town Sunday.
Max Alpha of Lakeville is bring
ing some fine cultivated raspberrie
to market, selling them for 10 cent
a basket
g Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Bea of Staple
ton, l.. l., and Mrs. William Smit
u of Massillon, o., are guests of thei
- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Beat o
Church street.
,, C. s. Houck, who for several year
- has been assistant cashier at tn
q First National bank, has severed hi
3 connection with that institution.
- Warren Murphy, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. r. w. Murphy, has secured
- place at Atlantic City for the sun
mer He expects in the fall to ente
the employ of the General ElectrI
y, ,e company of Schnectady, N. Y.
Friday night at the commence
ment exercises held in the Hig
school auditorium Ruth E. Cues
and Louis Miller we're the winner
us of the prizes given by II. j. Atkinso
In the oratorical contest to the on'
v. who could best recite the selection
lis paul Revere's Ride" for the gir
and "Spartacus to the Gladiators
is for the young men. Each receive
ne a $5 gold piece.
The prize, trip to Atlantic Cit
is offered by the manager OF "DreaI
d. land" to the most popular woma
ng In Hawley. was won by Miss Nell
Ir- b. Langan. the obliging clerk at Il
local postoffice.