Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-17
Local Department.

The verandhs on tuc p"S" ''"'' ~
been painted vivid green,
Miss Mary Mckee, of Half Moon, was
registered at the Bush House on Monday.
Hon. William ii. Armstrong, of Will
liamsport, arrived in town Tuesday Gve-
ming.
MIR. w, +. Cridcr is erecting hand
some iron fence before his Linn street
property.
George Barrett and William Rcber,
Rsq's., left town on Tuesday afternoon to
return to-day.
Mrs. John G.. Love, after the fatigue
Of her musical entertainment, visited with
her friends at Lock Haven.
Bright red letters have recently been
painted on each side of the entrance to
Frank Green's Drug Store.
DR.. c. z. W. Fisher, of Boalsburg
was in town on Tuesday, and did not seem
10 suffer much from the heat.
Edmund Blanchard, Esq, is making
extensive repairs and Improvements on the
interior of his High street residence.
"A party from the Bush House and
Brockerhofr House united and visited the
wonderful Penn Cave on Friday last.
Two Sisters of Mercy were visiting,
the beginning Of this week, at the resi-
dencc of Mrs. Brockerhof, this place.
We regret to hear of the illness Of
Mr.. Daniel Lose, of Farmers Mills, and
also Of Mrs. Michael Harper, Of Aarons-
burg.
DR.. Mingle has laid a new pavement
before his property in Mllhom, which the
Journal says is the''prettiestN in that bor-
ough.
Representative Gephart started off on
Monday afternoon for Philadelphia, in
tending to stop OIL for few days at llar-
risburg.
Mr.. Benner Waddle, of this county
recently paid a visit to his brother, Thomas
wsddle, Esq, of Jersey Shore, Lycoming
county.
Rev Thomas Y Orr, of the First Re
formed church, Philadelphia, preached in
the Presbyterian church, this place, last
Sunday.
Rev. Lane, who will be remembered
as pastor of the Centre Hall Lutheran
church twenty years ago, died about two
weeks since.
Sixty dollars have been contributed
towards an addition to the library Of the
Episcopal Sunday-shool. The books will
probably be ordered this week.
Rev. John Tomlinson, of Aaronsburg,
received the degree Of "a. NJ" from
Pennsylvania State College during the re-
cent Commencement exercises.
Sometimes the BrockerhofT House ON
nibus will scarcely contain the large num-
Der Of guests who arrive and desire to
take up their residence at that hotel.
The musicale given by Mrs. John G.
Love last week on Thursday and Friday
evenings was only 3 repetition Of that
lady's many triumphs in this direction.
BY careful count, II took fifteen men,
two boys, one horss and wagon and one
dog to successfully libcrate and kill ra,
caught in the Bush House Saturday morn
ing last.
The corner stone Of "Miller's church, p
the new edifce erected by the Evangelical
denomination of Sugar Valley, has been
postponed, and will now take place on
Sunday neat
We thought that the prophesy Of the
Adventists regarding the final end Of. this
mundane sphere was to be successfully full.
filled on Friday afternoon last when thai
big storm came up.
An elegant and appropriate tribute Il
the memory Of the late Mr.. j. II. Keller
of Centre Hall, has recently been erected
in tho cemetery at that place, in the shape
of handsome monument.
We regret not being in our sanctum
on the occasion Of q recent visit from DR.
d. H. Mingle and George Ulrich, ESQ.,, o
Millheim. Hope they will call sgair
and meet with more success.
On Sunday our town seemed to be par.
ticularly full of musical talent. Mr.. Am.
brosc Stradling, who Is exceedingly skilled
in instrumental music, aided the choir in
the Presbyterian Sabba,h-school.
An elegant piano from the firm oi
Bunnels & Aikens was received at the
Bush House on Tuesday afternoon, design.
ed especially TO accompany the grand or
chesira at the sociablc this evening.
John G. Moore, Esq., the photograph.
er, ia of decidedly scientific turn Of mind
He Is constantly making new and interest
ing experiments, and devotes much of his
time TO the study Of fresh scientific diseov-
cries.
The NJ. 4. church at Pleasant Gap,
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