Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-26

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the residence of Mr.. Il. A. Laird
Mr.. John Holmes is now in the service
of the First National Bank as messenger.
Mrs. DR.. Hibler departed on Saturday
to spend few days at her former home in
Hubersburg.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Howard street, is
now entertaining her friend Miss Lizzie
O'Brine, of Philadelphia.
Miss -Kinsey, of Washington City, is
soiourning at the pleasant residence of
Mr.. A. V. Miller, of Pleasant Gap.
Miss Sallie Strine, one of Millions fair
young ladies, is now favoring the residence
of Mr.. Daniel Garman with her presence.
Misses Annie and Hattie, daughters
of Mr.. Fearon Mann, returned from their
trip to Newton Hamilton last Saturday
morning.
Miss Sarah Loeb, of Danville, is now
visiting among her friends in this place.
She is sister Of Messrs. Simon and Adolph
Loeb, our enterprising merchants.
Miss Susan Throp, fair representa-
tive of Williamsport's population, is Wis
iting at the hospitable residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ardcll, on Linn street.
Mrs. Rebecca Meese, of Michigan, Is
visiting among her relatives and friends at
Coleville. Her two brothers, Messrs. John
and Amos Garberich, reside at Coleville,
but this is the first time in sixteen years
that they have had the pleasure of enter
tainlng her.
Miss Emily Matt has returned home
after long absence.
MIR. Clifford Thomas has been spend
ing the past few days at his home in this
place.
The residence of Mr. Thomas Rey-
nolds, on High street, is again thrown
open, and is chcered by the vivifyng
presence of his wife and daughter who
returned last week from their visit at
Bedford Springs
Miss Jennie, daughter Of Judge John
Oryis, of this place, after visit of several
weeks in the City of Williamsport, has
again returned to grace her fathers ele-
CANT residence on Linn street.
Robert Lloyd, Esq., proprietor Of the
famous Lloyd House, Philipsburg, was in
this place on Monday and spent few
moments with US. Mr.. Lloyd is an ex-
ceedingly agreeable, pleasant gentleman,
who enjoys an extensive acquaintance with
the travelling public, and his hotel is one
of the most delightful caravansaries in
Central Pennsylvania. 1t is favorite
resort for all weary pilgrims who happen
to wonder within the boundaries Of Phil
/ ipsburg, and none are better aware OF this
| than the Bellefonters who sometimes 90
thither and have enjoyed its hospiiali;ies.
| Aside from the attractions of the hotel,
Mr.. Lloyd's perfect adaptabiiiy 60 the
posilion-his agreeable and obligng man
ners as landlord-enable him TO enjoy
n large proportion of the hotel business
] tbit tii Autk wig utIHdEus
Miss Carrie Vosburg Is delightiug her
many friends in this place by her presence.
Miss Belle Hoover is at present entertain
/ ing her
Rev. y. a. Marquis, one of the most
distinguished Presbyterian clergymen of
st. Louis, with his handsome wife, a sister
of Mrs. John Hewitt, spent few days of
last week in this place, departing on Friday.
The pleasant rectory Of Rev. John
Hewitt, on Lamb street, has of late been
rendered exceedingly attractive by the
presence of the reverend gentleman sister,
Miss Lizzie Hewitt, of Ridgeway, and
Miss Maud Freasc, one of Bloomsbury =
fair daughters.
Misses Mary and Lulu Meek are
among those from this place who are par
ticipating in the pleasures Of Wayne Sta
tion camp-meetBg.
1t was our good fortune on Tuesday
afternoon, to receive call from Mr..
Harry Woods, who il on business tour
through this county as n representative of
the Altoona Tribune. We were glad 10
hear that Mr.. Woods was successful in his
canvass for subscribers, for although the
Tribune advocates some deplorable politi-
cal dogmas, it is, nevertheless, an excellent
news journal. We shall always be pleased
to see Mr.. w. when he journeys in this
direction.
Rev. j. II. Beale, of Baltimore, who
is we'll known as popular Presbyterian
divine, was visiting at the residence of his
uncle, Mr.. Harvey Mcclure, of this place,
last Monday, departing again on Tuesday.
We believe Rev. Beale has numerous rela-
tives in this county.
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