Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
Local Department.

The market tor Snow Shoe coal is said
to be good.
Mrs. John Ardell is visiting in New
York State.
-Twenty-nine arrivals at the Bush
House on Wednesday.
-Colcville Sunday school enjoyed day
in the woods last Friday.
Twenty arrivals at the Brocker-
hoh House on Saturday last.
Miss Carrie Vosburg is again at home
after her prolonged visit in Philadelphia,
Mr.. c. 4. Lindsey is erecting his cigar
and fruit store on the bridge over the race.
The fence surrounding the district
school house has received fresh coat of
whitewash.
Mr.. George Hale, of New York, is
spending his usual summer vacation in
this place.
The BrockerhoT House gives n free
lunch to its guests every morning between
10 and II o'clock.
Immense numbers Of people are now
travelling to and fro from commenccmonts,
and the summer resorts.
Mr.. Peter Herdic, Williamsports
favorite ~ son, arrived on the train from
Lock Haven last Monday.
Among the students who have return
ed from Princeton College is Mr.. Harry
Orbison, of this place.
MIR. Charles Schroycr and family were
in town on Monday. Charley departed
for the West on Tuesday afternoon.
In the game Of base ball played be-
tween the Mlesburg and Bellefonte clubs
on Saturday, the score stood 50 to 10 in
favor Of Bellefonte.
The Millheim Hotel offers pleasant
accommodations TO all travellers in that
direction. The advertisement can be found
in another column.
Mayor Woods, we believe the first
mayor Williamsport ever had, passed
through this place on Monday night, and
is now guest at State College.
Two horses were recently attacked BY
vicious bull on the farms of james ;.
and Robert McCalmont, in Marion town
ship. One was badly injured.
MFR. Conley Plots, once connected
with the Williamsport Gdsefte aud Bniis-
tin, but now engaged in business in Phil
adelphiA, was in town last Friday.
-Doak & Lonberger executed the kali
somining on the walls of the Y. VI. G. Il.
room. 1t is a work which will speak favor
ably for the capability Of the firm.
Mr.. William f. Irwin and lady, of
Philipsburg, recently celebrated the tenth
anniversary Of their marriage with a tin
wedding. They had a pleasant time.
His Honor Judge oryis is said to have
caught another dozen lO-inch trout recent
ly, but, as we said before, We did not see
them and accept the assertion on faith.
Rev. John Hewitt, Of the Episcopal
church, was at Williamsport last Tuesday,
assisting in the conservation exercises Of
Christs Episcopal church, at that place.
Rev. Smith, Of Franklinville, was an
nounced TO preach in the Loop Lutheran
church last Sabbath morning and in the
Lutheran church, Centre Hall, in the
afternoon.
Miss Jennie Snyder, Of Philipsburg,
died on Saturday morning the nth Of this
month. Her funeral took place the fol-
lowing Sunday afternoon, and was largely
attended.
"A new popularity has been discovered
forgot all about collecting his bill on the
occasion Of the recent visit Of Tom Thumb
to this place.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza VI. Thomas
called home Mr.. Joseph Thomas, Of New
Jersey, grandson Of the deceased. We un-
derstand this is his first visit to his home
for five years
"A platform has been put in tho room
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
30 that hereafter the audience can get a
good view of the person who may be lead
ing the meeting.
Our brethren Of the United Brethren
church are united on one thing, and that
Is to make the festival which they will hold
on the 4th and 9th Of July the best ever
held in this town.
The funeral Of Mrs Eliza NJ. Thomas,
last Thursday afternoon, was largely at
tended. Forty or fifty vehicles we're in the
cortege which wended its way to the
Friends cemetery.
Those vicious grasshoppers are still
devastating the grain fields in portions of
our county. They pluck tho heads of
barley and clover off the stems and do
damage generally.
Mr.. Gottlcib Haag, Of Pleasant Gap,
IL. Euak nf hta hfeth