The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-07
HAWLEY.
Especial ts The Cltlzen.l


The cadets of st. Philomena's
church will hold a dance in Belle
monte Hall on Friday night. The
best of music will be furnished and a
large attendance is expected.
d. j. Branning is at Rochester, Pa,
in the interest of the Keystone Cut
Glass company.
Last Wednesday night Godfrey
Kahleis was initiated into the mys-
teries of Odd Fellowship in Wamgum
lodge. Many more candidates are ex-
peCted to follow and Captain Schalm
is now busy drilling a team for the
special work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rouse arriv-
ed in town on Tuesday from Jersey
City where the former has been en-
ployed in glass cutting shop. They
are now staying with Mrs. Rouse's
mother on Barker street, but expect
to start next week for Canada where
Mr.. Rouse will work at glass cutting.
The roller skating craze has surely
ly struck Hawley. Both bearded men
and men without boards, gray-haired
men and women intermingle with the
fresh looking blonde boys and girls,
all seeking the recreation that cures
all diseases, are now seen travelling
towards Bellemonte Hall Four hun
dred people were in the hall at one
time last week.
Baisden & Ludwig have started a
5 and 10 cent counter in connection
with their jewelry store on Main
avenue.
A barn belonging to Henry Eek on
Rellemonte Hill was totally destroy
ed by fire on Friday afternoon of last
week. His automobile, a weaving
loom and some farming implements
were also consumed by the flames.
Miss Boos, of Honesdale, who was
paying a visit to her sister, Mrs
Henry Bried, at the Eddy, is now
staying with Mrs. Kimmitt, whose
home is so lonely since the recent
death of her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, who were en-
ployed at the Hotel Dennison, have
returned to their home at Hancock
Mrs. Tepperheim has been spend
ing a short time with her daughter at
the knob in Pike county.
Mrs. Urven Daniels, of Wilsonville,
was a Sunday visitor at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Schroeder, on
Chestnut street.
A little boy baby came to gladden.
the home of Norman Atkinson and
wife during the past week.
Marcus Lassley, postmaster OF Bo-
hemia, Pike county, and Amos Baird
were doing business in town on Sat-
urday.
Rev. b. p. Ripley of the Methodist
church will spend the greater part OF
the week in Wilkes-Barre and will at
tend the meetings to be held there in
the interest of Man and the Religi-
MnVnrnnnt ie
widespread The clergy are desirous
of doing something il possible to get
men and boys to take more interest
| in the church.
Urven Daniels, while at work in
| the woods at Wilsonville last week,
fell and injured his back quite seri-
ously.
Mrs. G. T. Rodman and daughter,
Dorothy, were with relatives at the
| county seat over Sunday.
/ Mrs. May Plum recently entertain
ed the Card club at her pleasant
| home on River street. Dinner was
served for them at the Kohlman
| House.
Miss Ora Bidwell. Church street,
| is very sick.
William Shelley is also among the
sick ones.
Charles Langan Is the champion
pinochle player OF our town. Haw-
! ley can also boast of two giants who
were seen together on the street one
day last week. These giants were
John Hoover and Harry Strang. The
formers height is 6 IT, Il inches
and the latter IT. 5 inches.
The Keystone Cutting shop, by
way of improvement, has had an ele-
vator put in one part of their build
| ing by +. Dennison.