The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-19
HAWLEY.

summer heat, following cold, frOs-
ty mornings, has caused an epidemic
of colds in town. Rev. C. F. Small
ley is one of the victims, being unable
to conduct services in the Baptist
church on Sunday. A song service,
under the directions of Mrs. E.
Beardsley, was held in the morning.
House cleaning is the order of the
day with the women. A number of
them gathered at the Lutheran
church Wednesday and gave that
edifice thorough cleaning.
Members of the Paupack boating
club, with their families and friends,
enjoyed a farewell excursion up the
river Sunday, the 9th inst.
f. w. Schalmn left for Allentown
Monday morning to be present at
the following fraternal sessions to
be held in the Odd Fellows hall at
that place, beginning Monday and
continuing to Thursday night. On
the first day will be the annual
meeting of the department council
of Patriarchs Militant. They will
be escorted to the hall by Command
er General j. B. Andrews and staff
and will there be welcomed by the
mayor of that city, c. o. Hunsicker
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Center Square at 1.30 p. m. and at
8 p. m. the degree of this order will
be conferred on candidates at Lyric
hall. At same hour a general re-
ception will be rendered to visiting
Odd Fellows, their wives and Daugh-
ters of Rebekah. The eighty-first
annual communication of the grand
encampment of Independent Order of
Il ENall lnE1r N1ril1 Cd
nesday The Patriarchs parade
Tuesday afternoon and following
the comforting of the grand decora-
tion and decoration of chivalry
grand ball will be held in the new
auditorium. The sessions will close
Thursday night with the exempli-
fcation of the Rebekah degree by
Ladies Lincoln lodge, No. 72. Mrs.
Schalmn will go Friday to meet her
husband and with him journey to
New York City to pass the remand
er of his two weeks vacation.
Florence Cooke is the new
book-keeper in the National Bank.
The remains of Mrs McAndrew
of Marble Hill were brought from
Scranton where she died in a hos
pital to her home here Sunday af-
ternoon.
George Simons has purchased the
grand-stand of the baseball team
and is having it torn down to use
the lumber on the building being
prepared for a moving picture show.
James Runyon has been notified
that his brother, who for so many
years past has been the faithful
miller in the grist mill at Ledge
dale, caught his right hand in a
wheel of the machinery and quite
severely injured 1t Oct. 7th.
Invitations have been received by
the many friends of Joseph G.. Seller
of this place to his marriage to
Anna Ruth Hertel at her home at
White Mills Wednesday, Oct. 19 at
o'clock.
George Lipp, a cigar manufacturer
of Carbondale, was a business caller
| in town during the week.
Mr.. Gallager, travelling salesman
| for the Keystone Cut Glass COM
| pany, with Edward Lynn, spent last
week fishing and hunting at Big
! Tink pond, Pike county. On their
return Saturday their fish story was
! limited to the very ordinary ones
but they had something better in
store for us. While there they kill
ed bear weighing over 800 lbs.
George Murphy and Deacon Ames
| each took an auto load of teachers
and pupils to the Teachers associa-
! ton which was held at Canaan Sat
urday. They report very fine trip
The Hawley Glass company start
ed their factory on Saturday which
is much earlier than 1t started VI
last season.
To some one during this week the
contract will be awarded for the new
bank building. The structure will
be 4S by 2S feet, built of brick
with stone front and must be com.
| pleted by Dec. /, 1910.
Bert Shelley was with Lakeville
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Schlager is spending
some time with her mother, Mrs
Reuben Ames. She will join heI
husband at Panama for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead Sandercock OF