Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-22
Personal PARAaRApHs.-Clem. Dale,

College, to assemble in Humes Hall, this
place, next Wednesday.
Mr.. William Lyon, of the Bishop
street meat-market, is entertaining one Of
his sisters from Danville.
Miss Ada Ale, of Clearleld, and Miss
Merryman, of this comfy, have been visit
ing their cousin, Mrs. Moran, this week.
They will leave to-day.
President Ardell and NJ essrs. Harper,
Hunter, Mullen and McQuistion were the
members present at the meeting of council
last Monday evening.
Mr.. David Lieb departed for Pitts
burg yesterday morning, to remain away
for some time.
DR.. Valentine, President of Pennsyl-
vania College, and other distinguished
members of the Faculty, will be present at
the meeting of the Alumni and students in
this place next Wednesday. The oration
in the evening will be exceedingly fine,
and all are cordially invited to be present.
Humes' Hall should be thronged at each
session.
Miss Rbone, daughter of DIR. j. w.
Rhone, of this place, who has been absent
from town for several weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Mary Bradley, the sweet singer
in the Episcopal church choir, this place,
Is visiting friends in Remove.
-"Goldsmith, Stein * Hexter" is decid-
cdly high-sounding name, and corre-
spends with the quality Of the clothes they
offer for sale.
"A party of young folks assembled at
the residence of Mr.. Stewart Lyon, on
Curtin street, last Monday evening, and
spent several hours quite pleasantly.
Miss Lide Thomas returned last week
from her prolonged visit in California.
Rev. Mr.. Hewitt, father of Rev. John
Hewitt, was sufficiently recovered from
his recent illness TO depart last week for his
home in Ridgeway.
Mr.. Frank Montgomery and Masters
John and Harry Boalick are sojourning
for a few days at the sea side.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Reber, after an
extended wedding tour, including Phila-
delphia, New York, Coney Island, Boston
and Niagara Falls, returned home on Sat-
urday night and are now comfortably en-
sconced at the pleasant boarding house of
the brides mother, on Allegheny street.
The elegant mansion of Mrs. Judge
Hale, on Allegheny street, has been
thrown open for the summer months, and
is now occupied by few members of the
Hale family.
Mr.. Charles +. Cook and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Rankin departed on
Saturday morning to visit friends residing
near Clearheld. We hope that the health
giving air floating through the pine woods
of the ClearGeld county forests will do
them all much physical benefit
The family of Gen. J. 5. Brisbin have
returned from the Chinclacla-moose House,
Snow Shoe, and are now staying at the
| Bush Honse.
Mr. Edward Spcer Is now telegraph
operator at Wilmington, Delaware.
MIR. Frank zimmerman, OF Shsmokin,
who has been visiting for few weeks with
his uncle, Mr.. zimmerman, residing on
Bishop street, this place, departed again
for home on Friday last.
Miss LYDIA Mckinley, Of this place, is
at Dunnstown, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bicksford. She will remain away for
some time.
Miss Emma Kurtz, of Milton, is at
present the guest OF Mics Forster, on Linn
street.
Miss Ella Cowdrick has been visiting
friends in Lock Haven.
MIR. Harvey Mcclure Is erecting anoth.
er dwelling house on his Logan street
property.
The climate of Georgia was not favor
able to the health OF Mr.. Spencer c. og-
den, who went from here last spring Ia
take a position in the service of the Geor-
gia Lumber Company, and he has returned
to Trenton, n. j.
Rev. $. w, Beach, formerly of this
place, and now pastor of one of the prin-
cipal Presbyterian churches in the City OF
Baltimore, is visiting in this place. We
believe he intends 20 preach for the Pres
byterian congregation in Humes' Hall, this
place, next Sunday morning and evening.
The time is probabay not far distant when
he will carry one of Bcllefonte's cultivated
maidens away with him to preside over
the female department Of the Baltimore
parsonage.
Mr.. Chas. II. Mcclure has connected
himself with the large importing notion