The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-04-10
|HAW WLEY HAPPENINGS OF TIMELY
INTEREST
In and Around Hawley-People
Coming and Going--Easter Obj
served at Churches and the
Events of Local Interest.

were large congregations. Inc bap-
lists and Presbyterians, who have
been without a regular pastor for
some time, had new ministers for
the day. These churches soon ex-
pect to have their permanent pastor.
Easter brought out the usual fine
millinery display with correspond
ing costumes.
The measle epidemic is on the
wane.
Mrs. Caroline Schrader, of Maple
Avenue, who recently sprained her
ankle, is now able to go out.
Mrs. r. II. Ely, much to the regret
of the many friends which she has
made during her residence here, left
on Thursday for Wilkes-Barre
where she will be the guest of rela-
tives for a short time; afterward she
will so to Laceyville and will prob
ably make her future home with her
mother who is also a widow.
The Methodist congregation held
a reception in the church parlors
Macnellar and his wife Tuesday
evening.
Miss Barbara Wetzel is visiting in
Scranton.
Mrs. Gilbert Pennell, of Airing
ton, was a Sunday visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevenson and
little daughter, Edith, were enter
tanned by Scranton and Ariel friends
for the Easter vacation.
c. E. Plum is spending several
days in town.
a recital will be given in the
school auditorium on Friday even
d ing, April u. The proceeds will be
applied on the piano fund.
The annual ball and entertain
ment of the Hawley Fire Depart
ment was held in the Odd Fellows
Hall on Monday night Besides
dancing, cards and other games
were INDUCED in.
Jutsice B. F. Killam of Paupack
was doing business in town on Sat
urday.
Miss Gussie Atkinson, White
Mills, is the obliging new clerk now
in our postoffice, Miss Lillian Town
send having resigned her position
last week. She will return to her
home at Binghamton, n. Y.
At the school meeting held on
Monday night the board voted in
favor of permitting the graduating
class TO make trip to Washington,
d. c., instead of having the regular
commencement exercises; also al
lowing them to use the proceeds of
the proposed oratorical contest to
help defray their expenses. So there
will be no graduating exercises this
spring. The pupils will celebrate
. Arbor Day by planting three maple
trees somewhere on the school
| grounds. 1t was reported that at
the meeting the announcement was
made that the actions taken on hir-
a1
Fred Kohlmann of the Kohlmann
House, and Miss Johanna Wetzel
were quietly married at Honesdale
the other day by Rev. C. c. Miller.
They are living for the present with
Mrs. Kohlmann's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Wetzel.
Edward Harder, foreman in the
Keystone Cutting shop, has been
taking an enforced vacation caused
by the grip. His brother, Henry,
also an employe of the above shop
at the same time, was victim of
the measles and unable to work.
Mrs. Alfred Oschman and son Ed
ward, will attend the wedding of
her sister. Miss Lily Kielbach, the
event to take place at the parental
home in Newark, n. j., on the 18th.
Father Burke, at services in the
X. c. church Sunday, announced his
intention of starting this week with
former schoolmate on a trip to the
Holy Land in Palestine.
Several of the High school faculty
spent their Easter vacation out OF
town. Prof. Mark Greasy, who with
his wife expected to go to New York
was called to Light Street, Pa, ow-
I ing to the serious sickness of his
sister.
Miss Mary Snyder is spending
some time with relatives over in the
! valley.
Miss Harriet Buck went to Passaic
n. j., on Friday. From there she
/ joined her sister, Olga, and party
1 OF young ladies who went to Wash
i ington, ID. c., for a trip of ten days
j duration. They expected to spend
i their Easter in the Capital City.
Frank Lieber, the Keystone
plumber, while at his work the pas
week, injured his left hand so badly
that it will useless for some time
! This misfortune did not hinder
4 Frank from taking his usual Sunday
walk in company with a friend who
regularly each Sunday morning star
out on long pedestrian trip, snow
mud or rain.
Rev. ID. S. MacKellar will deliver
a series of sermons to men begin
ming with sermon to the younl
men next Sunday evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended.