Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-07

posed of seven members.
Gregg township Is erecting a new
school house near the toll-gste.
Miss Sylvia Mayse, of Emporium, is
the guest of Miss Lizzie Morrison.
Mine Host Houscal, of the Brockerhoti
House, spent Sunday last in Tyrone.
Lock Haven has so many old maids
she don't know what TO do with them.
Mr.. John Roger, of Millheim, is pre-
pairing for the erection of new house.
The house Of Mr.. Jacob Frederick, of
Spring Mills, is approaching completion.
Rev. Laurie and Miss Mary Laurie
will spend the next three weeks at the sea
shore.
-Williamsport's learned legal light
Judge Samuel Linn, was in town since our
last issue.
Tho moon is now disappearing from
view. 1t will have reached its last quar-
ter on Saturday.
George Brew has been enjoying him
self at Erie, from where he returned a
day or two since.
-Penns Valley Institute, under Prof
Bitner, is now in operation with very
encouraging attendance.
Big, yellow lemons, juicy and sour,
were sold on Saturday last at the rate of
"ffteen for quarter"
The residence of f.. c. Humes, Esq,
on Allegheny street, is being externally
improved with fresh paint.
Mr.. William Colyer, of Centre Hall
has new house, erected for him By Mr..
A. P Luse, the skillful carpenter
i. 5. Frain, Esq, one of the substan-
tial and intelligent farmers Of Marion
township, called on US last Thursday after
noon.
"A choice little canary bird escaped
from its cage and flew away from the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Isaac Guggenheimer on Sun
day last.
Mr.. John A. Null and wife, Of Phil
ipsburg, have returned to their homes after
an extended tour to Halifax and the Bay
of Fundy.
The largest market of the season was
that of last Saturday. Wagons loaded
with good things entirely surrounded the
Court House.
Mr.. Al. Dale arrived in town on Sat-
urday night and has been spending the
past few days in company with his popular
legal brother Clement
Mr.. l.. Z. Weber, principal of New
Washington Normal School, was recently
chosen to one of the best positions in the
schools Of Philipsburg.
Mrs. X. A. Kinsloe, OF Hughesville,
daughter of Mr.. james Rankin, has been
visiting during the past week with her
friends in this place.
Two attractive young ladies from
Reading, Miss Lilly G. Geiger and Miss
X. l.. Schroeder, are the guests Of Mrs.
Col. Keller, Of this place.
Miss Birdie Switzer, of Philipsburg,
who has been suffering with her eyes, has
recently been much benefited By consult
ing Philadelphia occulist
DR.. Rhone and lady returned home
last Friday from pleasure trip TO the
southern part Of this State, after enjoying
an exceedingly pleasant time.
Tho Pennsylvania Dental Association
will meet in this place in July Of neI,
year-which information is almost enough
10 give fellow the tooth-ache.
Two bush meetings held near Pleasant
Gap on Sunday were each well attended
One was Evangelical while the other wa,
held by the Messiah church Of Zion.
Prof. Charles Bauer is awakening
great enthusiasm in the art Of writing
among the residents of Unionville, and
they will soon be the champion penmen oi
the county.
A flag floating TO the breeze in front
of the Grand Army Of the Republic head
quarters last Saturday suggested the usual
meeting of Gregg Post, which was held in
the evening Of that day
Eighteen Of the "Pinaforeitesr stop.
ped at the Bush House, fifteen at the Brock.
hoff House, and two with friends in town.
After the opera was over they all enjoyed
a apleasant hop at the Bush House.
Mrs. Gray and daughter, of Milton,
were guests of Mrs. N. Dare, Of this place.
over last Sunday. Mrs. Gray once taugh,
school in this borough and consequently
met host of old friends while here.
The work Of putting In the steam
pipes at the State College is gradually
progressing. Students can return at the
opening Of next term with the agreeable
thought that coal dust and ashes will no
longer invade their apartments.
"A new Sunday-school was organized
on Sunday afternoon last In the Ironwork-