Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-07
Personal.

lcry to X. X. ROCKWELL. who will associate
with him Mr.. DAYTON, the artist
Mrs. WILLIAM MADDEN, of Minnesota, is
visiting hei father, PATRICK MCCUE, in this
place.
Maj. GORE, of Sheshequin, is visiting In
town to-day.
S. Il. COLT, jr., Of Dushore, favored us with
a call this morning and renewed his subScrip-
ton to the REVIEW. Call again, SAM.
j. S. TOME, &. II. TOME and j. S. WATSON,
West Branch stockholders in the Bridge Co.
are in town to participate in the meeting of
the stockh olders this afternoon.
A. l.. CRATER and wife who went to re "
as last spring have returned to this place, the
climate of the Lone Star state proving detr-
mental to Mrs. C.'s health. They are well
coined back by many friends.
Legal business at Athens must be good. Our
young friend ARTHUR HEAD has just taken to
himself help-mect. The bride was Miss
FRINK, of Montrosc, adaughter of the gentle
man who built the Jail, and is said to be Il
sensible girl of fine accomplishments.
Mr. COLE. the batchelor house-kccper of
the First Ward. entertained his pastor at tea
the other evening. Mr.. g.. performs all the
household duties without the aid OF female
hands, and we are informed keeps his apart
ments in the best of order, and prepares his
meals with us much taste and skill as the most
accomplished French culinary artist; and
yet the good Book says :" il is not good for
man to be alOna.'
Mr.. GEORGE {. HILL, of Burlington, Pa,
is visiting his SON. Mr.. D. S. HILL, Carroll St.,
of this city. He is ON his way to Lake La
Moka, near Weston, Schuyler county, where
he expects to pass Il week or more in fishing.
Mr. HILL, in spite of his seventy-two years,
is as vigorous in his movements and as youth
! full in his longings for outdoor sports and ap-
preciation of them as Il youngster of twenty
five. AS Il hunter and tiShcrman-in all the
physical activities and requirements suggest
ed by those tcrmS-hc il as sound as Il strip
! ling of one-fourth his years. He is one of
those fishermen, who, welded to the sport,
find excitement in fishing Il whole day with
out bite. Mr.. HILL wears the same hat
!
seven years ago, and carries the same gun
which he brought from Connecticut forty
! years ago.-Elmird Free Press.
1t sounds little funny to say that dressed
beef is sent from New York to this market
! but such is the fact. We were shown by Mr.
! RUNDELL, of the market under the REVIEW
office, last evening, several quarters of Wes-
! tern steers. which make our Bradford county
beef look decidedly thin. Mr.. Il. informs us
! that the quarters are the very best TO be had
in the New York market, and those of our
readers who relish juicy steak, or Il fat
roast, should call and supply themselves be-
fore it is all gone.
The following officers were installed over
Towanda Lodge, X. Of p, last evening. by
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Command
er, w. b. KELLEY.
p. &C. c. MOWER.
G. &C. L. ANDRUs.
J.. CD. A. MEARS.
Prel0te-A. ID. DYE.
VI. Al. c. ALDRICH.
Il. Of II. and Sd. II. ORCUTT.
N. F.-GEO. CLARK.
III. E. w. l.. CARPENTER.
/ l. G.-WM. LAMENT.
o. G.-WM. KEYSER.
AHeRddRtS-M. Nj. EDDY, II. CATION. j.
/ II. EPLEY, A. w. GRAVES.
Representative to Grand L0dge-J. n.
/ CALIFF.
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