The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-04-21
Especial TO The Citizen.I

HAWLEY, Pa, April 2O.-Joseph
Freeman, glass cutter, was taken
to the State Hospital at Scranton on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Harder gave her sons
and daughters and a few invited
friends a very pleasant Easter time
at her home on Bone Ridge on Sun
day Miss Tillie Lindau, Uswick,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Major, Haw-
ley, were among the number.
On Tuesday night some of the
High school faculty met with those
interested in advocating a grand re-
union of the alumni of that school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Spaul, after
spending four years in the ranch
country of Montana, have returned
to Hawley. Mr.. Spaul does not give
very glowing account of that coun-
! try, but said If he had not been en-
! listed to serve four years in a par
ticular business he would have re-
| turned much sooner and that his
wife desired to come back to Haw-
| ley the next day after they arrived.
A number of young couples and
many older couples and singles not a
! few attended the Firemen's ball on
Monday night in Odd Fellows hall.
| The event was a success from a fl
nancial and social standpoint.
Wilson Decker, Dunmore, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. r. F. Wall is seriously i'll at
her home on Penn avenue. A train
ed nurse is in attendance.
Mrs. Bigelow and little daughter,
Thelma, Waymart, are visiting Mrs.
Mary Pennell.
Artemus Simons was notified of the
death of her sister, Mrs. Pelton
who died at her home, Salem, on
Monday morning
Mrs. ]. S. Welsh is among the
sick
The Oschmann brothers received a
telegram on Tuesday morning stating
that their mother had passed away at
her home in New York city at 10
o o'clock They will go to the city to
attend the funeral. Mrs. Oschmann
spent several weeks here during the
winter and won many warm friends
by her genial and friendly manner
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis enter.
tanned on Easter his sister, Miss
Lewis, who is teacher in a schoo
at West Hoboken, also a nephew
from Scranton. Mr.. Lewis aged
mother who has spent the winter
with the family accompanied the
daughter home. She will make ar
extended visit in West Hoboken anC
Newark
Mrs. Susie Spruks, Honesdale, was
in town to-day
AlonZo Foster will present Nal
colin Shackleford at the Presbyterian
church on Friday night, April 81
Mr.. Foster is from the Y. NJ. C. A.
New Britain, Conn.
Our town is looking forward tC
some much needed improvements
even a park is promised. Harry j
Atkinson, ever generous, appeared
before the town council at their las
meeting and offered to give to thu
borough for park plot of grounC
situated between Atkinson street anC
Bellemonte avenue, near the schoo
building, providing they would builC
a small hose house thereon, clean III
the property and keep it in order
If these conditions are compiled
with he will present them with
deed of the property within the mex
: three years. w. F.. Suydam, Jr.
called the councils attention to tn,
need of a side walk on Bellemont,
avenue from the Deitzer property tt
the Dexter Lambert & Co.'S sill
, mill. He said he would have a side
walk laid along the property ownet
by the above company. Mr.. Suydan
? also stated that if the council woult
= build "a crushed stone walk on Fri
street from the Dexter and Lamber
company's mill to the T. " Taf
property he would pay half the ex
pense. The council voted to accep
these propositions and give then
early attention.
S. S. Spears is visiting at tn
home of his granddaughter, Mrs. H
H, Avery, eBrooklyn, N. Y.
The ladies of the Baptist churc
met with Mrs. George Heesler at he
l pleasant home at the Eddy on Wed
( nesday last
AS the early spring blossoms com
=. forth from underneath a mantle G
snow so did the first Easter hat
A worn by our maids and matrons a