The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-07


of milk. 1t now takes two teams to
haul the latter from this vicinity to
East Honesdale.
Peter Schmitt, White Mills, is
again making some weekly trips to
Beachlake.
j. w. Hitler, East Beachlake, in
formed us that he intends to run a
team and wagon from Beachlake to
Honesdale and return for the pur-
pose of carrying passengers, pack
ages and doing eTrands of all kinds.
This will be a great convenience to
many.
Miss Ella Crosby, Beachlake, is
visiting at H. H. Crosby's at this
place.
The l.. A. S. held at Mrs. H. H.
Crosby's on Wednesday last was
we'll attended and as usual a nice
sum of money was turned into the
treasury. Those present from out
OF town were Rev. and Mrs. William
Seymour, Mrs. Alexander Crosby
and daughter, Ella, all of Beach
lake.
A large number of Changers were
present at their last meeting on
SNCIlhG hO llISi ti J
program consisted of singing and
music by Cora Weeks and o. D..
Henshaw. Charles Herman, Beach
Grove Grange, was among the visi-
tors.
Thomas Oliver, who recently came
from Scranton and now running his
farm west of Beachlake, is making
extensive Improvements on his
buildings. w. p. Budd has charge
of the carpenter work and Edward
Gillispie is doing the mason work.
S. A. Ward, Bethany, was here on
/ Thursday working in the interest of
Pennsylvania Board of Health.
e. C. Ham is busily engaged at
repairing the roads in this vicinity.
He finds that the frosts, during ear
ly spring, the recent rains and auto
mobiles have played havoc with the
roads, hence the cost of putting them
in passable condition will amount
to several hundred dollars.
Several from here attended the
dance at Liberty Hall, Swamp
/ Brook, on Saturday evening last
They report a large attendance and
jolly good time.
More wires are being added to the
Bell telephone line.
The Big Eddy Telephone company
is growing very rapidly. They have
moved the switch from Clarks store
to his residence. We now have
night service.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacKellar, Clark'S
Summit, are visiting at Chestnut
Lake, and Beachlake. They will re
turn home on Saturday.
Herman Haussman, Tafton, visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Switzer last week.
Philip Murray, Jr., Honesdale
was pleasant as we'll as welcom,
caller at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| j. w. Spry one evening last week.
/ Rev. Seymour preached an excel
lent Memorial sermon on Sunda.
J last in which he eulogized severa
{ who have passed to the Great Be
| yond; among them were Georg
Washington, U. S. Grant and Fran
> ces Willard.
Ethel Davey, Edith Seymour an
| brothers, Floyd and Wilson, Beach
, lake, visited j. w. Spry and wifi
{ last week.
> Mamie Schmidt is assisting Mrs
= H. o. Wood of Beachlake.
Fred Swartz and wife have move
| to Honesdale.
4 John Budd, Beachlake, reshingle
A, M. Henshaw's barn last week. H
= intends to do extensive repairs on c
D. Henshaw's house in the near fu
a ture.
| w. H. Marshall and wife called o
4 Mrs. Harry Wood, Beachlake, o
Friday. Mrs. Wood is doing NIGEL
q and speaks very highly of the treat
: ment she received while in a hos
t pital at Scranton.
4 Bessie Decker, Beachlake, an
1 niece, Miss Mayo, Hancock, N. Y
visited the formers sister, Mrs.
t w. Spry, last week.