Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
Local Department.

on Monday.
And now we have entered upon the
first fall mouth.
Miss Jennie Dare returned from Snow
Shoe last Thursday.
Additional locals of interest may be
found on the 9th page.
His Honor Judge G. A. Mayer occu-
pies the Bench this week
Rev. Campbell again preached to the
Presbyterian congregation last Sunday,
Captain Dunlap, of Pine Grove, made
very brief call on us last Thursday morn
ing.
stephen s. Remak, Esq, of Philadel-
phia, was at the Brockcrhofr House last
week.
Rev. Joseph Cook will lecture in Al
toona some evening during the last week
of this month.
Senator K. s. Peale, Of Lock Haven,
was in attendance on our Court the begin
ming of this week.
The Eclectic Medical Association will
meet at the Bush House, this place, on
Tuesday, October I.
Smokers prefer the cigars sold by
Harry Green. Those who have not tried
them should do so.
Attend the regular monthly meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association
next Sunday afternoon.
"A Methodist Camp-mccting viii be
held near Pine Grove Mills, commencing
next Thursday, the lth instant.
The concert TO be given in aid of the
Centennial Temperance Club has been post
poned until the evening of the 2jth inst
Miss Ida lands, who has been enjoy
ing the pleasures of Chiacleamouch House,
Snow Shoe, for season, has returned.
MIR. Daniel Butler, Of Philipsburg,
was in attendance at Court last week, and
favored US with a call on Thursday morn
ing.
Joe Oppcnheimcr has severed his con-
nccton with Mr.. Isaac Guggcnheimer' s
store, where he has for so long been an cf-
fcient clerk.
Mr.. +. a. Smith and wife have re-
turned from their extended trip to Lewis
town and other places. They have been
absent over a month.
Mrs. DR.. Hale returned from that
delightful resort, Ocean Grove, last Friday.
Like all the visitors there, she was thor
oughly charmed with it.
Mrs Shannon Mccormick, Of Fergu-
son township, was slightly injured on Sun
day of last week by being throw n from a
buggy while driving to church.
MIR. George Hopes, proprietor Of the
Bush House, has been i'll for the past week.
We were pleased to learn, however, yester-
day, that he was recovering
Memorial services to the honor Of the
late DIR. George l.. Potter, will be per-
formed under the auspices Of the G.. A. r.
Gregg Post No. %, on the evening Of the
18th instant
That genial host and sterling Demo-
crat, &. II. Faulkner, Of the Potter House,
Philipsburg, is stopping with Houseal Il
Teller at the Brockerhof House. He also
paid his respects at this Office.
Mrs. Krise, living near Centre Hall,
recently received 81 800 pension money.
Her son was killed in the late war, and the
money was procured for her through the
efforts of Esquire Shannon.
"A few improvements are taking place
in Aaronsburg. Col. Coburn Is enclosing
his premises with stylish iron fence and
Thomas Hull, Esq, is about to cree: a new
residence on Second street.
MIR. Z. G. Humes, on Allegheny street,
had carpenters employed during last week
in erecting porch in the alcove formed by
the main portion of his residence and the
wing projecting towards the west.
The monthly gathering Of the Ladies
Missionary Society connected with the
Episcopal church will meet next Friday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, at the residence
Of Mr.. Thomas Reynolds on High street.
Henry Miller, Esq, who resides not
far from town on the road TO Pleasant Gap,
Is one of our most valued subscribers and
very pleasant gentleman. lie was among
the many who called on us last Thursday.
Rev. Frysinger delivered two exceed
ingly interesting and effective discourses
for our friends Of the Methodist eongrega-
ton on Sunday last. In the evening his
remarks we're devoted especially to Sunday
school workers.
No more pleasant citizens exist than
Cyrus Brumgard and Samuel X. Faust,
Esq's, of Miles township therefore we
arc pleased at the fact that they do not
neglect to call on US during their frequent
visits 20 town.
The young gentlemen who recently