The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-10
HAWLEY.
Especial to The Citizen)


Rev. Mr. MacKellar is an eloquent
and forceful speaker and holds the
closest attention of his hearers from
beginning to finish. Next Sunday
being Mothers Day, an appropriate
sermon will be delivered in the
morning. 1t also being anniversary
day of the Epworth League the
topic in the evening will be THE
Young Heart and Christian Con-
vert"
The w. c. T. U. will meet this
friday afternoon with Mrs. F.. l..
Tuttle.
George Schlager, who spent the
winter with his parents in Panama,
and returned here this spring, talks
of purchasing an automobile or mo-
tor cycle with which to make his
next trip to Panama.
Mr. and Mrs. Walters, of Clarks
Summit, and Mrs. Davey, with chill
dren, of Beachlake, were visitors of
Rev. and Mrs. d. S. MacKellar Sun
day, April 2S.
Four members of the Shelley
family of Lakeville, who are en-
ployed in our towns factories, are
boarding with Mrs. Rowe on Belle
monte Hill.
a former bartender at the Kohl
man House has returned from his
trip abroad and is again on duty.
Work on the big dam at Haw-
ley is expected to begin some
time this month. A switch board
is to be installed in the big house
soon to be operated by Mr.. Cham
berlain's family. Those dwellings
known as the yellow houses on the
hill on Pike county side are to be
razed during the summer since they
will interfere with the construction
of the dam.
Miss Virginia Keith, of New York
City, a college teacher, who with her
two sisters own fine summer resi-
dence at Uswick, returned home
Saturday after passing the spring
vacation of one week at the above
place. She was accompanied by
Miss Louise Soderberg, who was
their mothers faithful nurse dur
ing her last and fatal illness.
Miss Anna Hausman and Miss Gus
sic Williams, who have been con-
Quoting a dressmaking establish
ment on Main avenue, have dis
solved partnership and the former
will continue to serve her patrons
in their homes and the latter will
do her work at home after she re-
turns from period spent out of
town in taking special course in
cutting and fitting.
Isaac Sandercock and Floyd Bor-
tree, of Ariel, attended the funeral
of the late James Bigart on Tues
day.
Mrs. Augusta Keyes and daughter,
Emaline, were recent guests of
Lakeville friends.
Mrs. George Butler, of Carbondale,
and sister, Miss Myra Miller, were
shopping and calling on friends in
town Friday last. Mrs. Butler was
one of Wayne county's school teach
ers before her marriage and still
prefers to wonder back into Wayne
to select her hats of Mrs. E. C. Spaul
Warthling of Main avenue.
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The measles have left our town
and are now winding their way in
and out among the people of Wind
ing Hill. Several of the adults
have them in a severe form. Mrs.
R. d. Woodward and Mrs. Gus Lint
ner are among the afflicted.
Martin Reafler has moved from
the Eddy into his home located on
Church street.
Mrs. VIM. Clark and Mrs. r. Phil
lips entertained Miss Keith of New
York and Miss Fowler of Gravity,
Saturday.
The Baptist Sunday school are
preparing to give an entertainment
in the near future.
There was some fast roller skating
at the rink Saturday night. Pearl
Losey won the first race by a quarter
of a lap. The second was won by
Viola Crockenberg and her part
ner.
The Presbyterians laid their new
church carpet and thoroughly re-
novated church and manse for the
reception of their new pastor, Rev.
w. ID. Buchanan, who arrived first
J of the week.
Rev. Mr. Lucas of the Lutheran
church conducted services at Lack
AWAKEN and Shohola on Sunday
! april 20.
Miss Grace Wegge has closed a
successful term of school at Lake.
vile and is now paying a visit tc
Pittston friends.
Mr.. Hart and family motored
from Scranton Sunday and were
guests at the Reafler Hotel.
The Hawley Fire Department
held their regular meeting in Fire
mans han on Friday evening Some
important business was transacted
Many of the people took a lool
at Mr.. Martins two-headed, two
tailed and siX-legged calf that wal
on exhibition here on Wednesday.
We understand that only $4(
was realized for the base ball team
from their entertainment held al
Dreamland on Tuesday evening.
we are to have a team organized tn,
people will certainly have to give |
better support.
Elizabeth Cawley is visiting
friends at Pittston.
The Baptist congregation held
reception for their new ministe
Tuesday night in the Church par
lors.