The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22


70 Mt. Gallitzin Seminary, in this place,
lour young ladies', named Misses Burning
AieXander, DOlan and Coleman. received
the hoiy habit of the Sisters of St. Joseph,
ana Will he respectively known heuceforth
IN religion as Sisters Dominic, Mary Mag
daien, Mary Ignatias and Mary Elizabeth.
ihe clergymen present at the ceremony
We're Rev. z. Nj keever, of Blairsville Rev
- NJ Cort. of Johnstown, Rev. II. Me-
Hngh, of Wilmore, and the pastor of the
church In this place Rev. j. Boyle the lat
Ter OF whom received the tows of the postu-
lants.
Wil,hore, too, is going 10 see what it can
20 IN the way of picnic OH the 4th of July
next, and believing as the ladies' of ST. Bar
.bo!omews = congregation have right to be-
heve, that they can get up festivity of that
KIND i'll as good style as any of their neigh.
b0rs. they respectfully solicit The patronage
OF all who feel like enjoying day of inno-
cent recreation and at the same time aiding
good cause well worthy of the most liberal
encouragement. We trust thnt their bright
est anticipation may lie f,illy realized con-
hdent as we are that all who participate in
the delights of the occasion will. ind much
to please and nothing to provoke theifi iii
any way.
Our borohgh authorities are having the
sidewalk OF Centre street curhed from the
alley i'll the rear of II. l.. Johnston's resi-
hence to tie railroad station, and property
owners between he points nhineu will soon
I've called upon TO put down patenents twelve
feet in width along the entire route. The
contemplated Improvement will no doubt
I've appreciated by all who do not have TO
pay The piper" but the sidewalk is to
be considerably wider than is really needed
for all practical purposes, ans. as the drifts
OF wintar will hide its fair proportions from
public view during no inconsiderable part of
the year, it looks like IL rather questionable
investment after all.
We have been told for fact that a frail
falr one in the north of the county recently
hIrth
only came n little too soon to blame with
any show of truth upon certain young
man whom the mother wished and eVeutu-
ally did charge with its paternity, but thai il
bore so little Resemblance TO the reputei
father, especially in having n s:raight nose
7 instead of one with an upward tendency,
THAT The mother actually Vu. bride on
That organ with the apparent purpose of
nionidnS IL 10 the proper shape, and even
! Went so far, are assured, TO reduce
ncr Innocent offspring hv systematic starv-
inR to = condition uf body consistent with
! her allegation that it was prematureIy born
! instead of fully developed infant.
The ladies of The Catholic congreg CATION
/ at New Germany, I'm Croyle township, This
county, design getting mp "A first class picnic
in honor OF the approaching anniversary of
American iiependeuce, at which pot only
! the usual feasting, festivities and amuse-
mentS pertaining to smell events will he Of
! fered for the qualification ami enjoyment of
/ all who attend, but the ice cream Will be
diShed mp in an entirely new and novel
! siyie-that is, il will he served on sngar
: Saucers and eaten with sugar spoons, so tia {
those who indulge in the luxury can swallow
! the whole conccrn--cr"am. saucer, spoon
and all. The picnic will he held i'll n de
. lightful grove near the village named, and
! the proceeds will be devoted to the purchase
, of a melodeou for the church. All are cord
/ tally invited tO attend.
About the middle of last week n pedlar
of patent medicines remained over night at
t1a.. NJ I..t,, ry..t..
farmer we'll advanced in years residing in
Clearfirld township ON the road from Adams
lanyard to Glcmcuuuel, the only other in
mates of the house at the time being Mr..
/ Baker and a weak minded daughter of that
/ gentleman. The ped.ar left on the follow
ing morning, but in an hour or two after
! returned. the only person then in the house
! Being the girl referred To. Oar Information
is not definite enough to warrant us in dis
tIncily stating the mans treatment OF the
unprotected girl. hur toe neXt morning Mr..
J Baker discovered that bureau drawer had
been opened by some means and $50 i'll mon
ry alrStraCted therefrom. He procured a
warrant for the pedtar's arrest, hut MP to
Monday last, if we are rightly Informed, the
I officer had nut succeeded in finding him.
Not Knowing that we were 10 he cast
among The legal fraternity 10 so great an
/ extent, we accepted an invitation kindly eX-
/ tended TO us On Monday last by the clever
and euterprsing proprietor Of the Mountain
House in this place, Mr.. T. II. Heist, and 1T
/ noon on that day sat down with a numher
! of others TO a table r"plete not only with the
! suhstaniials but with many of the luXuries
/ of the season, prominent among which was
/ no less rare dish than turtle soup, 10
J which, as well as to the various .other rich
/ viauds served up on the occasion, all present
did ample justice. 1t was indeed well
I prepared AMI most enjoyable feast and II
/ evidence were needed to establish The fact
I that Mr.. Heist knows how ~ keep hotel
I and cater TO the wants of his guests the
'hig spread referred to, and which we are
! assured did not excel :he ordinary dinners
} nj that well-kept house, could not fail to CON
vince The most s<eptical.