Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Miss Molly Neif, Of Huntington.
Penn Bigony spent Sunday last in
Snow Shoe.
John Mason Duncan Is at present in
Snow Shoe.
Peter Herdic, of Wiliamsport, was In
town last Monday night.
Mrs. DIR. Hale has been spending few
days at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Levi Straub, Of Altoona, spent
Sunday last with his family in this place
-Messrs. Cal. Harper and Aaron Will
liams were in Lock Haven Tuesday after
noon
Mis- Ella Cowdrick, of this place, was
visited by Miss Ruffhcad, of Clearfcld,
last week.
Lock Haven was represented on our
streets yesterday morning by 7. T. Abrams,
Esq, and Mr.. Jacob Scott
| MIR. Isaac Mitchell was at Ocean
Grove last week, and was much pleased
with tho place and the people
Miss Salle Kabello, who has been at
Philipsburg for some time, is at present
visiting her parents in this place.
--Mss Ssllie Strine, Of Milton. Ia at
present guest in the family Of our friend
| Daniel Garman, ESQ.
Mr.. George, son Of ex-senator Scott,
Of Philadelphia, is spending short time
in town the gucs, OF Mr.. Lawrence Brown.
! Rev. T.. j. Wolf, d. D., Of Gettysburg
Theological Seminary, has been spending
short period of recreation in Brush Val
ley.
John II. Morrison, Esq.i has been en-
tertaining his brother Hugh, Of Baltimore.
The brothers bear Il close resemblance 20
each other.
Mr.. Benjamin Schroyer made brief
visit to town on Sunday, arriving Satur-
day evening and departing again early
Monday morning.
| -Messrs Enoch Emery and George
skinner are in attendance on the sessions
OF Pennsylvania State Equal Rights League
at Chambersburg.
Mr.. Charles Clements, who has for the
past fifteen months performed his duties Of
clerk in the dry-goods department, Of VAL
cntines' stores, left on Tuesday for the
| West.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. + Recder returned
on Saturday lAst 20 take up their residence
I at the Bush House amer a somewhat pro-
,racted absence.
That excellent citizen Of Burnside
township, BaTnhar, VcidcGcr, was on our
streets on Monday, and was warmly greet
cd by his numerous friends in Bcllefonte
-Mcssrs. Richard Thomas and Ellis
Orvis were in attendance at n German
given by Mia Lizzie Cook, At Lock HA-
ven, last Thursday evening.
MIR. John {. Miller, one Of tho pro-
priciors Of the model book store and a
model young gentleman generally, made =
trip To WilliamsPort last Monday, return
ing Tuesday morning.
The hll, good-looking stranger, who
50 much resembles Chief Burgess Hastings
Of this place, is none other than his brother
James, Of Cincinnati, who is visiting him
for a short time.
Rev. John Hewitt and bis estimAble
wife are on visit TO the parents Of the
reverend gentlemen in Ridgway, and there
will consequently be no services in the
Ry.ta~u~.t rhvwek ~uws
Mrs. Chambers, OF Philadelphia, form
crly Miss Annie Kealsh, is a, present Wis
iiing her parents in Mlesburg Accom-
panying her is Mrs. Bailey, a sister Of
Mrs. Kealsh, also OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Sam Dawson, famous for the
bread and pies which he can manufacture,
has been In Johnsiown for e week past
baking up about barrel Of -four per day
for the hungry inhabitants Of that town.
Mr.. Edward spccr, Bellefontes youth
ful telegraph operator, who has been sta
toned atdifferent points, Is a, prcsen, visit
ing his home at Pleasant Gap, but Of course
spending much of his time in this place.
Misses Ida inner and hitue Nuencke,
two Gne looking young ladies who arrived
on Saturday afternoon from williamsport,
bave been spending this week at the pleas
ant boarding house Of Mrs. Butts on Al
legheny street.
We noticed our friend, John G.. Uzgle,
Of Snow Shoe, in town on Monday. We
said goodbye TO him at the depot as he
was about 10 depart for home. BY the
looks of things como Of our merchants must
have had good customer that day, for
John had boxes, bundles and packages
enough to start a small store, TO say moth
ing about a cabinet organ and a straw cut
ter which he had In charge.
Maj. George d. Pifer, q former resi-
dent Of Bellefonte, now Of Philadelphia,