The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-24
ORSON.
Especial to The Citi5en.l
Orson, Pa, Jan.

vi oOhf a. @N'
The Carbondale Ice company, with
4. Henry Sheldon as foreman, and
he Consumers Ice company of New
ersey with MIR. Black as foreman,
pre- busy at work harvesting ice
rom the Summit and Five Mile
lakes at this place. Over one hun
Fred men are already engaged and
ttill more are wanted. The ice is
From >one foot to 4 inches in thick
hess.
Ralph Lee was taken suddenly i'll
while at work on the ice at Poyn-
Eelle last week. AS soon as possible
J physician was summoned and pro-
bounced his illness pneumonia. He
still very i'll but at last reports
slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
"a Preston Center, spent Sunday
With Clayton Hine and wife.
Mrs. Mary Ward is this week re-
naming with her daughter, Mrs. E.
w. Hine who is still quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Patton re-
oice over the arrival of a baby girl
}n Sunday morning, January Z.
Rev. Mr.. High is boarding at the
home of A. F. Hine until spring.
The Sunday school board met at
he home of its superintendent, A. F.
line, and elected officers for the
oming year with A. f. Hine, Super
.ntendent; j. w. Lewis, assistant
superintendent; Elmer Hine, secre-
ary; George Hine, assistant secre-
ary; Mrs. A. F.. Hine, treasurer;
Bara Whipple, organist; Lila Hine,
assistant organist; Raymond Lewis,
librarian; Ira w. Hine, president of
missionary department; Raymond
lewis, secretary and treasurer; Mrs
D. f. Hine, superintendent Home
Department; Mrs. j. H. Sheldon,
superintendent Cradle Roll. The
eachers are r. w. Lee, j. w. Lewis,
Mrs. +. w. Hine, Mrs. Ira w. Hine,
Mrs. d. J. Utter, Mrs. E. S. Whip
bel, Mrs. S. T. Jay, and Mrs. Ray
|nond Lewis; assistant teachers, Mrs.
|. H. Sheldon, Miss Sara Whipple.
ID. J. Hine and wife visited at the
3ome of A. o. Salisbury. of Thomp-
on, who is very i'll.
George Birch, of Greenfield, isNre-
lewing old acquaintances here after
I n absence of forty years.
The funeral of Edwin, son of Mr..
nd Mrs. Richard Temperton, of
Preston Center, formerly of Cort-
'hnd, n. Y, was held in the Baptist
hurch at Preston Center on Sunday,
an. 7. Mr.. Temperton had been i'll
bust a year with consumption and
Eas 81 years old. During the spring
|fr. and Mrs. Temperton moved from
heir home at Cortland to their farm
1t Preston Center with the hope of
1he country air being beneficial to
heir sons health, but in spite of all
hat loving hands could do he rapid
b grew worse until death came.
Edwin was a young man of fine
christian character and good habits.
Several beautiful pieces of flowers
Fere sent from the shop at Cortland
II which he had been an employee;
lso other beautiful pieces. Besides
! lis parents he leaves two sisters and
ne brother to mourn his departure.
3arah Whipple, Lila Hine, Elmer
|iine and George Wilmer, all young
seople from Orson, composed the
uartette who furnished music for
' he occasion. The interment was
|nade in the Starrucca cemetery.
The NJ. E. Aid society, which was
eld at the home of Mrs. E. S. Whip
lie on Thursday, Jan. II, was quite
yell attended. Owing to the severe
' old weather twenty-five were pres
Int. The Aid will meet with Mrs.
William Sanford on Thursday, Jan.
5 for dinner. All are cordially in
iited to be present.