The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-16

Laurella, and at 2 O'Clock from the
German Lutheran church. of which
he was a member, on Wednesday.
STANT TO N--Peter Stanton OF
Herrick Center, passed away on
February I'd, succumbing to an at
tack of typhoid fever. Mr.. Stanton
was taken i'll January Sth with ty-
phoid fever. All that careful nurs-
ing could do was done, but of no
avail. Just before the end he called
for his pastor ana told him he was
ready to go. MIR. Stanton was born
in Whites Valley on March 8, 1850.
and spent the greater part of his
life there Twenty years ago he
moved to Olyphant. and from there
came TO Susquehanna county. He
is survived by his wife and large
family to mourn the loss of husband
and father, as follows; Mr.. and Mrs.
McElroy, of Winton borough; War
rem Stanton, of Blakely borough;
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard, Archibald;
Mr.. and Mrs. Huddy, Carbondale;
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Peckville; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Stanton, Carbon
dale; Mr. and Mrs Dennis, Arch
bald; Edward, Floyd, Mrs. Dennis,
Lille, Frank, Raymond and Charles,
at home The funeral services were
held at the house on Saturday
morning at II o'clock, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Buck Inter
ment was made in the NJ. f. ceme-
terry at Pleasant Mount.
RESID E-John Reside, aged
&C years, died suddenly at Hotel
Wayne on Monday afternoon. He
was not feeling well on Saturday,
and was advised by Proprietor
Weaver to stop work and go to bed
No serious symptoms appeared and
it was thought that he needed only
rest in order TO recuperate. Mon
day morning at his request break
fast was brought TO him in his room;
few hours afterwards he was
found dead and it is thought he ex-
pired from a stroke of apopleXy.
Deceased was born in Andes, New
York, and had resided in Honesdale
for over thirty years. Very little is
known of his early life, as he was
very communicative. He had
/ been a hard worker, following the
trade of painter for many years. He
had the contract some years ago to
repair and paint the weather vane
and steeple of the Methodist church
/ here a very hazardous job which
; he performed very satisfactorily. He
is known to have one brother living
/ in New York state and Landlord
/ Weaver at once took measures TO
reach him with the news of his
/ brothers death. The funeral will
/ take place on Thursday afternoon
/ at o'clock from Hotel Wayne, and
interment will be made in the River
side cemetery.
NJ A c X l. E-Stephen Mackle,
well known and highly respected
citizen of Seelyville, died suddenly
at the home of his son, George
Mackle, on Sunday evening He
did not complain of being i'll during
the the day and retired as usual.
1t was his custom to drink a bowl
of milk before going to sleep. He
drank the milk, gave a gasp and
passed awaX He would have been
81 years old on Tuesday and the
family had made arrangements to
have ali the children come home to
surprise their father and spend his
S4th natal day with him. Not until
their arrival Monday evening did
the children learn of his sudden de-
mise. Mr.. Mackle was born in
Germany and for A years has been
a resident of Seelyville. Four years
were spent at Fortenia. Mr.. Mackle
was wheelwright by trade and built
wagons and conducted a general
blacksmithing business in Seelyville
for many years. He was a very
quiet, unassuming man respected by
everyone. His wife died II years
ago. large family of children
survive as follows: Mrs. Conrad Fos-
ter, Mrs. Melvin Cole and stephen,
all of Hancock. N. Y; Mrs. f. Bruce
Walker, of Oneonta, n. Y; Mrs. Geo.
Waidler, of New York city; Jacob
and Elizabeth, at Seelyville; and
George, at Fortenia. The funeral
will be held from the house this
"wednesday afternoon.
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