The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-27
INDIAN ORCHARD.

Mrs. Shepherd Garrett, of Beach
Lake, spent several days with rela-
tives here last week
lrma and Ethel Ham were guests
of White Mills friends last week.
Walter Garrett of Brooklyn, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheppard Garrett of Beach Lake.
w. C Spry, Mike Tenbus, Ray
Bayly and w. H. and r. ~ Mar
shall made a business trip to Mar
rowsburg on Thursday last.
Earl c. Ham and bride, who have
been spending several days in the
metropolis, returned home on Sat
urday
Alice Maloney, of Laurella, was a
guest of Mrs. Ray Bayly on Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. II. Marshall spent We'd
nesday last with relatives and
friends at the lake.
We called on Charles f. Neal, the
poultry man. at East Beach Lake,
on Thursday last. We found the
proprietor and his amiable wife car
ing for several hundred little chicks,
as well as gathering dozens of eggs
which are Grated and shipped to
New York city. We also had a
pleasant chat with Rev. c. T. Van
Gorder of the same place. He in
formed us that he had discovered
how to make farming easy. He
has purchased a sulky plow and a
wheel cultivator, thus avoiding the
tiresome part of the work.
Several of the ladies of this place
attended party held in Ahren's s
Hall at Swamp Brook on Saturday.
They tied two quilts, sewed several
pounds of carpet rags, besides hav-
ing a good time. Mrs. E. Nome
macher, Mrs. VIM. DeReamer and
Mrs. Charles Ahren, who had charge
of the gathering, did all that they
could to entertain their guests. At
ter being served with refreshments
they departed for ther several
homes, feeling well repaid for their
visit
Charles Bayly. of Archibald, ac.
companied by a gentleman friend
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents, r. E. Bayly and wife.
Nettie Ham is very sick at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brock
of White Mills. She has a very Sc.
we're attack of rheumatism.
Mildred Bayly is quite sick with
tonsilitis DR.. Gavitte of White
Mills, is the attending physician.
Mr.. Charles Jay, who has beer
quite sick. we are glad to learn is
better
c. A. Davey, the census enumera.
tor, was caller at Altoona Farm or
Saturday last.
John Buckingham, of Atco, called
at the Chestnut Grove farm or
Thursday to see his mother, who
has been sick for several weeks.
Mrs. Peter j. Schmitt, of Swami
Brook, who has been visiting hel
son, Herman, and wife, of Philadel
phia, returned home on Saturday
evening.
We called on Mr.. Z. E. Avery o
the Bethel Farm, on Wednesday
We found he and his son busily en-
gagged at putting the rooms of thu
house in fine condition, by papering
hanging doors, etc.
Claude Smith is repairing anC
raising his barn. He will put in
concrete basement.
Bordeh's man is at work in thi
vicinity at whitewashing the stable
for their patrons.
We went to Hawley on Saturda,
last and returned by way of Swami
Brook. More improvements hav
been done in that vicinity than il
any place we have visited this year
The first place after leaving tn
Long Ridge road we came to wa
Mrs. William Klenck's. This is a
pretty a residence as can be foun'
in any town. VIM. Daniels is ais
improving his building by reroofn
them. Jacob Schmitt has placed
very attractive sign at the entranc
to his store where you will find hin
always ready to wait upon his Gus
toners to first-class goods, at reason
able prices.