The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-01-15
INDIAN ORCHARD.
Indian Orchard, Jan. II

IulS NlClulJy.
Some of the dairymen are getting
alarmed over the ice question, but
it is long time before spring.
Arthur Oliver, Borden's inspector
at East Honesdale, was a welcome
guest at Altoona farm on Thursday.
We should all profit from the valu
able information given by this Off
cial on his monthly visits.
Rev. A. L. Whitaker, rector of
Grace church, Honesdale, spent
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week calling on his many
friends at this place.
E. G. and Jesse Ham have taken
a contract to haul props for F. Hol-
lenbeck from George Hams lot to
Honesdale, and have begun work on
same.
William Gray, of Honesdale, is
spending several days with John
Spry and wife of this place.
Charles Williams, of Hough Lake,
is assisting E. G. Ham.
Mabel Wagner, OF Honesdale, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wagner.
Floyd Bayly, of Honesdale, spent
several days recently at Sunnyside
farm.
ALBERT Jay, of Milanville, is visit
ing his aged grandparents, Charles
Jay and wife.
Edward Nonnenmacher and Nor
man Fonda are cutting the lumber
on the L. R. Garratt lot for Mr.. Hol-
lenbeck.
Mrs. j. G. Swartz, of Red Ridge
farm, went over to Atco recently
where she was entertained by her
sister, Mrs. Levi Ostrander.
Lester McIntire and Paul Wegst
are cutting lumber on the E. E.
Avery farm for Messrs. Cole and
Johns.
Mr.. Myers, of Hickory Grove farm
went over to E. Miller's of Engle-
hart, on a business trip the first Of
the week.
Our mail carrier, ]. Owen Oliver,
delivered his first parcel post pack
age to w. H. Marshall.
The Indian Orchard Cemetery AS
sociation held their annual meeting
at Grange Hall on Wednesday even
ing last. Messrs. Saunders and Bis
hop were reelected directors. The
board elected S. Saunders, president;
Howard Bishop, treasurer; R. E,
Bayly, secretary, and Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Garrett were
the guests of friends at Beachlake
on Tuesday.
c. L. lighthouse of Carley Brook,
was doing business at this place on
Monday last.
Mrs. Atkinson, of White Mills, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. o. D..
Henshaw.
Kathryn Wagner, who has been
visiting her parents, has returned to
her home in Honesdale.
Mrs. May Richmond will entertain
the next guild meeting on the 23d
inst.
William Meyers has accepted a
position as travelling salesman.
Merchant Chas. Spry and Earl
Bateman of Beachlake, spent Thurs
day at the Old Red Rock farm.
A surprise party was given A. NJ.
Henshaw by his neighbors New
Years eve to watch the old year out
and the new year in. Over fifty
were present. They were: John
Penwarden, East Honesdale; E.
Bayly and wife, j. F. Marshall and
family, Robert Marshall, wife and
son, Alonzo Williams, wife and
daughter, John Refining and wife,
Jacob Hitler and wife, VIM. Oliver,
wife and family, Hiram Wood and
wife, Thomas Treverton and wife,
VIM. H. Dunn and wife, Ellery Cros-
by and wife, Mrs. McIntire, all of
Beachlake; H. H. Crosby and wife,
Mrs. Chas. Smith and son, c. Tell,
wife and son, S. X. Dills and fam
lily, j. w. Spry and wife, G. H. Ham
and family, Edna and Leon Toms,
A. NJ. Henshaw and wife, of this
place. A delicious oyster stew was
served under the supervision Of Mrs
H. H. Crosby and Mrs. Henshaw
After this hymns were sung and
with a few we'll chosen words S. K
Dills presented Mr.. Henshaw with
a handsome arm chair as a token
of the high esteem in which he and
his good wife are held. ]. H. Pen,
warden presented each with a beau
tiful china plate, cups and saucers
Although it was a complete surprise
to Mr.. Henshaw he was equal to the
occasion and thanked everyone fol
the kind remembrances. All repeat
ed the Lords Prayer and after sing
ing God Be With You Till We
Meet Again." an expectant hush
came over the merry crowd as the
clock struck twelve and the dis
tant whistle, gongs and bells OF the
neighboring towns could be heard
proclaiming the arrival of the new
year. After good wishes for the
new year had been exchanged the
guests returned to their homes, hav
ing spent a most enjoyable evening
in this hospitable home.
Mrs. H. H. Crosby was a recen
guest among relatives in Scranton
Mrs. William H. Hall and Mis-
Nellie Hall of Honesdale, were re
cent callers here.
The glass cutters of this vicinit.
had only a short holiday vacation
which was appreciated. We hop,
the New Year will continue will
plenty of work in all the shops.
Mrs. r. Leftwich, son Harry an,
H. II. Crosby and wife were amoni
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