The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-07
ORSON.
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ORSON, Pa, July 6.-Winford
Hine is home from Deposit, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w. Hine and
daughter Reba, have returned to
Lestershire, n. Y, for an unlimited
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wells, New
Milford, are visiting at the home of
]. X. Sheldon.
Marion Ingels, in company with
ten gentlemen, all from Trenton, N.
j., are camping on the shore of In
dependent Lake for ten days.
Howard Palmer, wife and children
from Jermyn. are visiting the form
er's parents at this place.
Rev. Harry ]. Rines, wife and lit
tie daughter, Sylvia, have returned
to Binghamton, N. Y, to resume their
evangelistic work again. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rines have travelled in nearly
every state in the union and have
crossed the continent many times,
but never in all their travels have
they found a place to meet their de-
sires as in Northern Wayne. The
delightful fresh air and pure spark
ling water that abounds in the num-
erous lakes is one of the most sought
after qualifications that the people
lOlll Jue CljlCo al z loOhlhS IOls
The first to float the banner of ap-
proval of the Grand Camp conven-
ton held at Binghamton, n. Y, last
week and to voice the satisfaction
of the management of the Order of
the Golden Seal since its birth, was
Orson Camp, No. S02, by the way of
a free entertainment, consisting of
music, speeches, songs and refresh
ments, the entertainment being in
charge of A. F. Hine, local secretary
of the order at this place. After
calling the meeting to order, Mr..
Hine gave in we'll chosen words the
account of the work done at the
Grand Camp convention. R. B.
Craft, a member of the Supreme
| Council, was then introduced and
gave as the first of his Introductory
song accompanied by Miss Sara
| Whipple organist. The Orson band
was in attendance and at this time
rendered music very appropriate for
the occasion, followed with prayer
by Rev. w. B. Sgnor, pastor at this
place. Brother R. B. Craft was then
called upon to give a history of the
order which was done in a very
pleasing manner and in the minds of
the hearers placed the order in a
very high plane. Brother M. A.
| Meagher, Kingston, n. Y, special
organizer. was called upon for an ad-
dress which he gave with ease and
much demonstration and he seems
to be a specialist in this kind of
work. He deals purely along fra
ternal lines and takes no part in any
other order either by criticism or
| otherwise, other than pure fraternal
methods of his order. He has been
here for several days adding new
members to the camp and has been
very successful Orson Camp could
cheerfully recommend work needing
to be done. Mr.. Meagher Is a very
pleasant gentleman to meet and one
that takes unusual interest in the
order to which he belongs. At the
close of the meeting ice cream and
| cake were served to the company.
Albert Kadz, wife and children
from Scranton came on Saturday last
to spend the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. j. Hine.
Chester Hine, Lestershire, n. Y,
expects to spend the present week
with his parents here.
/ Mrs. Lottie Telford and Essie
Fletcher, Susquehanna, are visiting
relatives here. Miss Essie expects
to spend the summer at her home
here and in September take up her
school duties at Susquehanna again.
The funeral of James Cow was
held in this church on Wednesday
afternoon last, Rev. w. B. Signor
officiating. The deceased died of
Brights disease on Sunday morning,
June 25. Interment in Orson ceme-
terry.
Leeta Hine is quite seriously en-
tertaining the measles.