The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-11-08
AIbriEhtsviIIe Items.

MIR. Charles T. Baker, Of Stroudsburg,
and sheriff Of Monroe Co., paid us flying
visit on Monday and Tuesday last, and was
the guest Of Mr.. Paul Eckhardt, Of the Pine
Grove Hotel. MIR. b. looks MS bale and hearty
as ever.
"A heavy snow STORM passed over this place
on Monday and Tuesday last md fell to
depth of 8 inches.
Hon. Allen 'Iraig, Of Match Chunk, Viii
please accept thanks for q copy Of Smull's
Legislative Hand Book.
Hon. Michael Cassidy, Of NesduehohltiV,
will please accept thanks for public docu-
ments.
Hon Robt. Klotz will please accept thanks
for Congressional documents.
-Amandas Kibler of wild Greek, was at
this place on Monday last, the guest OF Mr..
Puul Eekhardt.
--iIharles T. Reise, Of Beaf Greek, teacher
Of the Bear Creek school last summer. has
been engaged by the school directors of Penn
Forest twp.,tU teach No. 4 at Meckesville this
coming winter. MIR. r. is one armed man
having lost the other by the explosion Of
shot gun while out cunning few years ngo.
There is no doubt that Mr.. II, will be much
liked BY the MecRcsvillians Mr.. R'was form
erly resident of Bucks county taught school
in that place, and was liked very much.
-Const. II. q. Deppey, of this place, has
been elected by the Lutheran congregation
as one the deacons orthat church for a term
of three years. Mr.. Deppey is now serving a
term as constable of Penn Forest twp. and
was reelected as secretary of the Abrlghts-
vile Sunday school. Finch OF these positions
he promptly nils with much energy, render
Ing the M st perfect satisfaction to all with
whom he is brought in contact. In his new
appointment he has the best wishes of the
people.
Our young friend N. r. Deppey leaves
here shortly for Hickory Run, where he is
employed by A. Lewis & Co., in their black
smith shop Mr.. d. is one OF the best black
smith in this section of the country.
-OOnst. II. q. Deppey was on official du-
ties TO Moses Pond, Buena Vista, and Say
lorville on Monday last
Mr. owen IL. Sllliman, of Kunkletown,
was here on u visit ON Monday last, the guest
of Henry &. Deppey.
-Messrs. William F. Hood and stephen F.
Opllnger, ot Howersville, Northampton Co..
paid us a flying visit on Friday and Saturday
last, the guests OF IL. j. Deppey and Richard
Or enc
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greene, were on a
visit to Constable Benjamin Greene, at
Trachsvllle, on Saturday last. They return
cd home on Monday much pleased with their
trip.
M. Charles T. Tiid has been appointed
by the Board of Directors to teach No l Stony
Greek school; Levi Keuhner, No. 2 brakes
Greek q. A. Campbell, son of Henry Camp
bell, of Weissport, to No. Wells Greek
Kettle Willie A Roth, of Kresgeville to
teach No. 8 Albrghtsville school; Charles T.
Reise of Bear Greek, to teach No. 4 Meckes-
vile.
Franklin YeaBcf formerly OF this place
now of Stodartsville, Monroe county, paid his
mother n flying visit on Monday, and during
his short stay with us he greeted many smil-
ing faces.
The hunting season is now in order
"Ge"rgt is your aim good and your dog well
trained?'' lfnOt-is time 1t was.
Mr.. samuel Meyer, of this place, moved
with his family to Long Pond, Monroe coun-
ty, on Tuesday of last week, where he is en-
gagged in distilIing Oil of Wintergrcen, &c
wish him success in his new home.
MIR. ]. S. Hawk, our worthy Justice of this
| place, has commenced to clear piece OF new
ground. about 3 acres. in the rear Of his barn,
which he intends to put under cultivation.
Mr.. James NJ. George, of this place, in
| tends tu leav" Tor t.if"ri, Monroe, Co, where
he is employed by his brother in-law, Mr.
/ Lyman +. BOndt. as farm hand.
-"Mercury' will please accei thanks for
! past ia urs dom.
Mr. Thomas ]. SerIass is the boss teams
! ter in this section of this country. DUPLEX.