The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-25

Miss Rose Freed, New York city.
The brides maids were Misses Mary
and Fannie Miller, the sisters, also
Miss Hannah Levy and Miss Judith
Mazen of Scranton. The ushers,
Hyman and Abram Miller, Samuel
Ziman and Maxwell Levy. The
| Oschman orchestra of Hawley fur
nished the music The bride receiv-
ed many beautiful gifts of cut glass,
silver and linen and a number of
checks The out of town guests
we're: Miss Rose Freed, w. Miller
and Mr.. Bryan of New York City; B.
H. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Levy
and daughters, Mary and Molly,
Mrs. B. C. Levy, daughters, Hannah
and Dorthy, Mrs. David A. Levy,
Miss Bertha Levy, Miss Judith
Mazar, Samuel Ziman, M. Levy, of
Scranton; Misses Carrie Ketchel and
Emma Collum, p. H. Kearney and
James Shelley, Hawley. The happy
couple left at an early hour for an
extended tour including Philadelphia,
/ Washington, D. G. They will reside
at Hawley.
| Miss Sarah Pennells auction sale
which was to be held to-day was
postponed to an early date in No
vember
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. James and
sons, Edwin and Howard, are pass
/ ing pleasant time in Brooklyn and
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop and
family are entertaining David Hess
and wife of Scranton, also Mrs.
Weaver and little son.
Wallace Barnes, Berlin. was in
town on Thursday.
James zimmerman, Wilkes-Barre,
is the guest of his cousin, Spencer
Daniels and wife here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford, of
Avoy, were recent guests of S. M.
Welsh and family.
Norman Bishop, Sr., who was in
jured by falling from a roof while
engaged in doing carpenter work
for Mr.. Sanders at Uswick, is able
to resume his duties
Frank Purdy, who has passed
most of the summer in Edgerton,
Wis, with his sons, Orr and Lee
Purdy, who operate tobacco farms
there, returned to Wayne county a
fortnight ago and is being enter
tanned by friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
The Lakeville Grange held at P.
o. S. of A. hall on Wednesday even
ing of last week pie social. Pro-
ceeds $22.55, for the good of the
order"
Miss Tuttle, Hamlin, who is as
sisting Mrs. d. A. Locklin, passed
Sunday at home.
Mr. and Me- H. R. Miller, of
: Newfoundland, attended the mar
riage OF his sister here on Oct II.
Joseph Herzog, Jr., from Hawley,
was the guest of his parents here on
Wednesday.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Ricther has the scarlet fever
DR.. H. Clemens White, an Ariel
: physician, is in attendance.
A. Goble has greatly improved his
. store and house by painting it
} Lakeville's painter, David Engle, is
| doing the work.
Mrs. d. Smith and daughter Laura
7 were recent guests of Honesdale rel
J atives.
: H. Locklin was a pleasant guest
i. of Peckville friends last week.
. Mrs. Clarence H. Pennell attend
| ed the Frear-Gallup marriage at
Peckville, which occurred lately.
; A number from Hildegard Lodge
} No. 359, of this place, attended Rose
: Lodge, No. 80, of Hawley, on Satur-
, day evening.
At the November election to be
, held here the Ladies' Aid society
of this charge will serve a genuine
dinner Those looking for tooth
some food will find quantity and
quality here.
, Lakeville is certainly a great town
forl marriages. Some time ago, in
the course of a couple of years, a
| society was organized known as the
Girls Secret Society Club" which
/ composed all in fact of the girls
: The club is now unable to survive
J having only two members. Oh, what
a change!