The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-18

was the guest of Father McHale at
the parocial residence last week.
A. j. Richardson attended to
BUSINESS in Lake Ariel on Tuesday.
Mrs. T. F. Mangan went to Scran-
ton on Tuesday to spend few days
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. R. F. Warg left Tuesday
morning to join her husband at Ser
anac Lake. She will go via New
York City.
George Gregg, who is employed
by the hardware firm of G. Watts e
Son, spent Monday at Beaver Brook,
having gone there to visit Micajah
Weiss, the aged veteran of the Civil
War, who has just recently return
ed from the reunion at Gettysburg.
The report that Mr.. Weiss was over
come by the heat while down there
was not true for he is feeling fine
after his exciting trip.
The Keystone Glass Cutting shop
commenced operations on full time
on Monday after having closed down
for the annual summer vacation.
Prof. and Mrs. e. L. Blakeslee, of
the Hawley schools, left for Brook
lyn where they will spend the sum-
IleT. Il6N. anu Mis-. OohupOn vi
Brooklyn, N. Y, will occupy the
Blakeslee cottage here for the sum-
mer. Dr. Johnson is the Episcopal
minister in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Demming and daughter, Miss
May, of Connecticut, are guests at
the home of Mrs. May A. Plum this
week.
John Doffe, of New York city, is
spending his vacation with friends
here and at Arlington.
Miss Mae Killam, of Honesdale, is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Burton Daniels, at Wilsonville.
Barnett Robinson, of New York
city, returned to his home last week
after spending some time at the
Mountain View House at Lakeville.
Mrs. A. ]. Kerber and son, Chas.,
returned home Monday from a weeks
visit in New York city. Mr.. Kerber
returned last Wednesday from a
visit in the metropolis.
Charles Schadt was a Scranton
visitor this week.
Miss Elizabeth Male of the East
Side is spending some time at Lake
Ariel.
Miss Anna McHale, of Port Jervis,
and formerly resident of Hawley,
is visiting relatives and friends
here. 0
Miss Harriet Watterson, of Main
avenue, is in Scranton this week
visiting her mother who is confined
in DR.. Burns hospital.
CASTOR Ames returned home Mon
day after spending few days at
Lake Ariel and Lakeville.
Martin Gaffney of New York, an
employe of the United Cigar COM
pany, is spending his vacation in
town.
i Harry Pethick recently visited two
sisters at Bethany.
Mrs. John Brown of Bellemont
avenue, is spending the week in
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Leonard, OF
Scranton, are visiting at the home
of the latter's sister, Mrs. M. Cor
coran of Marble Hill. IN
Misses Angela and Helen Mean
drew and Miss B. Mcdonald, OF
Marble Hill, returned to their homes
Monday after spending a week al
Fairview Lake.
John Sheridan has returned from
Brooklyn after spending the Fourth
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Sheridan
Miss Mary Hughes left Sunday
evening for Philadelphia and Allan
tic City, where she expects to spend
ten days.
Miss Mary Mcnamara and Miss
Florence Whalen arrived in towr
Monday after a weeks visit at Lake
Fairview.
Allen c. Gilpin and DR.. ]. M. Nc
Ginty motored to White Mills Sunday
tn of hn rh oil dolf
base ball game.
The Wangum Cut Glass factory re
sumed work Monday after a week!
: vacation.
Big Times at
Stilger Cottage.
: There will be lively times at the
T Stilger- cottage at Fairview Lake this
! week when the party of Hawley
young ladies get thoroughly settled
there for weeks stay.
Miss Adelaide Stilger, who il
staying at the Park View house
: took the party out to the lake OF
: Tuesday. The young ladies we're
Misses Evalyn Quincy, Mabel and
, Mary Lewis, Florence Decker, and
Helen Grant.
; Fairview Lake Popular
With Honesdale People.
A jolly camping party of Homes
: dale young ladies are spending the
, week at Hotel Columbia Druid, Fair
, view Lake, this week, being chaper
oned by Mrs. John Krantz, of Homes
dale. Those of the party are
!, Misses Alicia and Eda Krantz, Heller
: Burnes, Jeanette Ref, Olive Rock
well, Mildred Ward, Louise Kraft
Katherine Penwarden, and Louise
: : Bishop.
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Farmers Busy
| With Haying.