The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-08-23
ORSON.
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ORSON, Pa, Aug. 22.-David Will
cox, Pleasant Mount, was a pleasant
caller in town recently.
The " Defenders of Old Glory !"
will hold their fifth annual anniver-
sary in Palmer's Grove at this place
on Saturday, Sept. 2. No pains is be-
ing spared to make this reunion sur
pass any that has been held. A lit
erary programme is being arranged
consisting of patriotic recitations
and songs. The Orson band will fur
nish music during the day. The
organization feel highly honored in
being able to secure Attorney Chas.
P. Searle of Honesdale as the speak
er of the day. Other good speakers
are also expected to be present. You
will miss one of the best times ever
witnessed in Orson if you fail to
attend. Sandwiches and hot coffee
can be procured on the ground for
those not wishing to bring their
lunch.
The funeral of Mrs. Almina Whip
pie, wife of S. Henry Lee, was large
ly attended in the NJ. E. church on
Saturday, August 5, Rev. o. G. Rus
sell, Hamlin, former pastor at this
place, officiating. The deceased had
been very patient sufferer from par
alysis for number of years. Her
gentle Christian life and disposition
had won the love and respect of
the whole neighborhood, having been
a member of the NJ. E. church for
nearly half a century and an active
worker up to the time of her afflic-
tion about nine years ago; also a
kind and loving mother and wife.
ch fn l.,
loss are five daughters and two sons,
namely. Mrs. Bessie Wall of Brook
lyn, N. Y; Mrs. j. e. Temperton, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Ethel Mooser, of
Crawford, N. j.; Mrs. Fred Siles, of
Lestershire, N. Y; Mrs. Clinton
Hine, who tenderly cared for her
mother at home; John and Irwin, of
this place. Interment in Hines Corn
ers cemetery.
The M. &. Aid society met with
Mrs. Irwin Lee on Thursday of last
week for dinner, about twenty being
present. Those from out of town
who attended were: Mrs. Nellie
Keeney, Scranton; Mrs. E. d. Drake,
Binghamton, n. Y; Mrs Ethel
Mooser Crawford, N. j.
The annual Hine and Belcher re-
union was held in Palmer's Grove on
August 8. Fully $50 persons were
present. The day was an ideal one
for the occasion and the general
speech was that this was the best
reunion ever held. The seven Hine
brothers were again requested to fa-
vor the company with a song and
sang Jesus Is All the World to
Me-" which was highly appreciated
by all present, A nice programme
was rendered, consisting of recita-
tions, songs, and eXhortations from
several in the congregation. A royal
good time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs, H. A. Evans has returned to
her home at Edwardsville after
spending several weeks with her
father, H. B. Hall.
Mrs, e. w. Hine made a business
trip to Carbondale recently.
Hazel Hawley, Wilkes-Barre, is
visiting her cousin, Lila Hine, at In
dependent Lake.
Those who came to attend the Hine
reunion were: Mrs. Nellie Keeney.
daughter Wanda and sons, Harry and
Cecil; Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Hine, son
Donald; Miles Hine, wife and daugh-
ter, Faith; M. F. Hine and daughters,
all of Scranton; Daniel Tuthill, La
4hl D. II. DTdh6 ana son
Reah, Binghamton, N. Y; Mrs. Bel
cher, Jackson; A. o. Salisbury and
wife; Floyd Salisbury and wife, of
Thompson; Ira Chamberlain and son
Harold; Mrs. Marinda Chamberlain
and son Harry, Hartford; Frank
Chamberlain, wife, children, and Ed
gar Chamberlain, Hancock, N. Y:
Mrs. Estella Morris, Brooklyn, N.
Y; George Ludwig, wife and chill
dren, Pauline Ludwig, Carbondale; (;
Matt Swartz, wife and family, Mrs.
A. M. Chamberlain, Starrucca; Chas.
Hine, Bradford county; Mrs. Alvira
Box, S. d. Tallman, Winwood.
Mrs. Mary Ward was called to
Bethany by illness of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. S. Amos Ward.
Mrs. w. B. Signor was called to
Lestershire, N. Y, to attend the fun
eral of her sister.
A very large congregation greeted
Rev. Mr.. Galispee, Baltimore, Md, on