The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-13
HAWLEY.
Especial to The Citizen.)
Hawley, Pa, March 12

The annual athletic carnival was
held last Friday evening in the High
school auditorium. The weather was
unfavorable but a fair sized audience
was present and fully appreciated the
entertaining features of the evening.
There was rope climbing, foot races.
jumping, basket ball games, drills,
etc. Each performance showed the
advantages of physical culture and it
would be hard to find a more grace
full and agile company of athletes
than in the Hawley school. The
work of the teachers in drilling them
is highly commended as attention to
physical development is necessary to
mental achievement
Charles Riddle paid a visit to his
mother in the State hospital in Scran-
ton Friday. She is doing nicely and
will soon return home.
Mrs Amelia Kaiser of Acto. was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph
Pennell on Tuesday. She was on her
way to Scranton where she will spend
fortnight with her son and daugh-
ter, also other relatives in that city.
DR.. Russell Wall, of the Electric
City, was with his parents on Sun
day. He returned on the evening
train accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. T. F. Wall, as far as Honesdale
where the latter will attend the fun
eral of her aunt, Mrs. d. B. Bennett.
Mr. Terwilliger, having finished
his work of painting and paper hang
ing at Blooming Grove, where he
spent some time, came home on the
Tuesday evening train.
Mr. p,,h IL
force, has rented the Coorell house
and will remove his family from
their present location in the near fu-
ture.
John A. Ames is again able to walk
out having been very sick.
Miss Lulu Bidwell, teacher in the
Maplewood school, was the guest of
her friend, Miss Cora Rollison, on
Sunday, March 3.
Mrs. Emma Crane, of Uswick,
visited with friends in town during
the week.
Charles Bryant was called to
Scranton first of the week on ac-
count of the serious condition of his
brother who was injured in an acci-
dent.
Miss Marilla Pennell has returned
IS.
Bigelow, at Waymart.
Mrs. Jacob Sterner is suffering
with a rheumatic attack.
George Pelton and wife attended
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Nora
Edwards, held near Ariel on Friday.
Several members of the Miller
family of Main avenue, spent Sunday
with their parents at Lakeville.
A number of the friends of Helen
Seaman gathered at the Kohlman
house Sunday afternoon, 3rd inst, in
honor of her birthday and passed a
pleasant time. A very delicious tea
was served.
A little boy baby was recently born
to mine host and hostess of the
Denison House, F. j. Denison and
wife.
ID. j. Branning is recovering from
his recent illness and expects to be in
his office again this week.
Mrs. X. Branning of White Mills,
has been the guest of her son and
FAMILY for the past ten days
Miss d. Daniels Sunday school
class of young men will hold an en-
tertainment in the Sunday school
rooms this Thursday night.
Some changes are taking place in
moving. Edward Harder will move
from the Branning house to his own
home on the East Side which will be
vacated by his bother Henry the last
of the week, the latter having rented
rooms in the Kelch house on Sprinl
street.
Mrs. r. H. Ely will have an auction
sale this week and will soon leave
Hawley.
Gustave Buck, of Scranton, was
| Sunday visitor at the home of hi
mother on Barker street.
Michael Lynch, an aged residen
| living on the corner of Chestnut anC
| Keystone streets, passed away yer,
suddenly on Saturday. The funera
was in charge of Father Gardner
lntement was made in Catholic Gem
etery on Monday.
ALDENVILLE.