The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
mAUCu CHUNK NOTES,

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hood. Really, but wasn't it comfors
table to have tho extra blanket on the
bed, and how refreshed one felt after
sleeping. Blessings on such weather,
and may we have more of the same
sort - warm days and delicious cool
evenings.
1t Is we'll sllnown that Editor Lynn
of the Democrat, was made very hap |
py by the arrival of little Stranger
a gill-4at the family mansion, in Free |
manshurg last week, somehow, 1t has |
leaked out that Mr.. Lynn had expect
ed il would be boy, whose name was
friend Joe will have to look up another
name, cause it's girl. Is
The Moonlight Hop, at Mt. Pisgah
Pavilion. on Monday evening next,
10th inst Is expected to prove a very
delightful affair, and the elite of our
town will be in attendance, 80 tripping
the light fantastic" to The splendid
music of the Mansion House Band.
Sunday afternoon, the residents on
Broadway, near the Foundry of j. II.
Salheld & Co, we're surprised to hear
the bell ringing at the above works,
1t was done by several of the young
Modocs in that locality who made
tracks lively, after the ringing.
The burglar alarm at the Second
National Bank was 0verhauled ON
Monday evening, and now sounds like
the general alarm" of a large fire. N.
B.-Bobbers should keep clear of this
bank, they won't have even the faint.
est shadow of a chauce of cribbng"
it, nor any of our other monied insti-
tutiOns. fr-..... 5rt..s4
1t is remarkable how few men are
now seen lettering on the street corners,
and it is more than beneficial and wei
come that such is the case.y This is di-
rectly attributed to resumption, which
gave employment to many who were
only too willing to work, but were de-
barred from so doing by the simple
fact that there was nothing for them to
do. We trust no cause will occurr for
the balance of 1915 to mar the present
state of good feeling and security Of
our laboring class by being suddenly
thrown out of employment, on account
of q strike-strikes don't pay, and es-
pecally so hasn't this last one.
Saturday evening, about dozen
of the ladies and gentlemen of oui
town, formed together for the purpost
of rendering serenade to their many
friends thereabouts, and right well dit
they succeed. Their rendition of the
, popular songs of the day proved tina
they were all good singers, and it was
indeed, a pleasure to hear their young
sweet and happy voices blending Sc
harmoniously. 1t is hoped they vii
r continue these choice serenadss, whicl
cannot but be a pleasure to themselve
!, as it certainly is to their many friends
! We hope Old Prob, will let us hav
= good weather next Tuesday. ..
DIR. Thompson, of Summit Hill
was in town Tuesday. t.
: The Semi-annual State session O
n the Junior Order United American Me
r chanics, which takes place here mex
Tuesday, Goth inst, in Rhoads' Hal
is anticipated to be the largest gather
ing of tn kind that has occurred in tn
State for several years. Great prepar
d tons have been made by Mt. Pisga
,s Council, No. 1913, of this place, to prol
;, erly receive the State dignitaries, dele
gates, and visiting councils, and to OK
~ tend to them the generous hospitalitit
g. and fraterDal greetings for which I'll
K residents of the Switzerland of AmeriC
-. are so well and favorably known, 9:
= pecially so Council No. 1913, who al
III determined to do unto their visitin
y - n
~ in return, and make their stay he1
,o both profitable and entertaining. 1t
hoped and expected that Blue Ridl
's Council of Lehighton will turn out
W full force, accompanied by either Il
he Weissport or Parryville bands, and pa
va ticipate in the grand parade during th
day-so don't forget, Blue Ridge, to
III your level best. The programme
lg published in another column, will
of adhered to. The Keystone band
,et Summit Hill, has been engaged by N
~ lisgah Council, besides it is expect,
number of other bands will accor
ior pany the visiting Councils, and o
cd streets will no doubt be more than e
Is llvened by the sweet strains of mart
music.
: -Marcutlo, of Philadelphia, do col
y please, to the Switzerland, you'll enj
NJ it ever so much, but don't forget va
he oyercoat, we don't have too wa
ks weather up this way just now
of Quite a ridiculous, but neyertl
m, less true, story is told of one of I
'i young men, who would take more tn
elr he could conveniently carry. 1t appei
pie that he went out of town a few mil
nv. last week. to work, and stopped at
,1o residence of gentleman who had
w beautiful young daughter, to whom
de- aforesaid young man wished to app
lch in the pest light, consequently qhe
will straight backed, &c, One evening,
=, was told they would have company
" the PARENTAL mansion, they v
NJ kindly invited him TO participate In
by gathering, aud he coneented. He st
ped out for the purpose of getting sh
rs ed, an hour in advance of the expec
~ cdmpany's arrival. Well, he met
MOI old friend, who kindly invited hiu
the take drink, and nothing 10th
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