The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-01-21
INDIAN ORCHARD.
Indian Orchard, Jan. q

indian OrcuarQ, Jan. ~.
Several persons in this vicinity are
suffering from severe attack of
grip. DR.. Gavitte, of White Mills,
has been called in some instances.
A score or more dairymen went to
Honesdale today, all of whom visited
the Borden's milk depot at East
Honesdale, the place of attraction on
the 18th of each month.
A long stick of timber was taken
from w. D. Buckingham lumbr lot
to the Gurney elevator buildings at
Honesdale on Saturday last. Mr..
Buckingham has the finest grove of
chestnut that can be found.
The Beachlake and vicinity Odd
Fellows spent Friday evening at
Altoona farm as the guests of w. H.
and Rosa Marshall.
S. X. Wills and wife, of Laurella,
were calling on friends here recently.
The officers of Indian Orchard
Grange are not installed as yet, there
being no meeting on Wednesday
evening last. Probably they will be
installed on the last Saturday of this
month.
Mrs. Frances Garratt, of Beach
lake, is being entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Garrett
who reside in the vicinity of White
Mills.
The NJ. E. Aid met with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Henshaw of the Twin Ash
farm on the Is.
Harry Bunnell is handling the
reins over very fine sorrel colt. 1t
is well bred, stylish and an easy step
per.
Dave Oliver made a business trip
to Hawley to-day.
Mr.. Conkling has moved his fam
lily to Cherry Ridge where he will
continue to work for Mr.. Hollen-
beck.
The members of the Episcopalian
Guild will meet with Mrs. Mae Rich
mond on Thursday next, when all
will be there and help along a good
cause.
Any one wanting a good meal and
wishing to spend a pleasant evening
can do SO by coming down to Christ
church on the evening of the oath
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Garrett, accom-
panied by Mrs. Shepherd Garrett of
Beachlake, called on Cherry Ridge
friends on Wednesday.
Merchant Smith was a business
caller at Honesdafe yesterday.
Harold Hall is spending the winter
with friends in Scranton.
Several from Beachlake and vicin-
ity attended the Big Eddy Telephone
Company meeting at Cochecton on
Tuesday.
The indian Orchard cemetery as
sociation intend to add more land to
the cemetery soon.
Our merchant, w. H. Dunn, is look
ing for a fine pair of horses. He is
in the vicinity of Equinunk where
he has been informed there are sew
eral pair of matched teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Avery of the
Bethel Fruit farm, had as their guest
on Sunday last their son, William,
of Brook road.
Horace Beemer of Laurella was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles
Spry, on Sunday.
Mrs. Warning, who has been spend
ing several days at the home of Min
or Crosby and wife, has returned to
her home at East Berlin. Z
Minor Crosby and son Alfred were
the guests of Beachlake friends re-
Gently.
Matty Hirt, of Swamp Brook, was
the guest of friends here and at East
Honesdale on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner
spent Thursday with relatives and
friends at Honesdale.
Our assessor, Samuel Saunders, Is
delivering assessment notices this
week.
Lyman Garrett and wife from near
White Mills and Mrs. ]. S. Garrett
of Beachlake, were the guests of w.
H. Marshall and wife of Altoona
farm on Thursday.
Mrs. John Brock and Mrs. w. H.
Ham, of White Mills, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. R. Garrett.