Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16
PrnsosAL Mnsrros.-Mr. Levi s,raut

In this place.
MIR. Jacob Adams, of Altoona, was in
town on Sunday attending 10 his interests
in this part of the country. His ''interests"
are of a very pleasant character.
Mr.. John Lyon paid visit 10 his
home in this place during the beginning
of this week.
Mr.. Michael Shields, formerly of this
place, but more recently filling a position
at Berwick, pleased his old companions in
Bcllefonte by re-appearing among them
last Saturday. They were sorry, however,
to perceive by his appearance that he is
the victim of ill-health
MIR. Harry Sayre is spending this
week in Indiana county, where he was
summoned on business of Importance,
MIR. and Mrs. Bond Valentine, OF
Curtin street, are entertaining Mrs. ID. II.
Bates, wife of the President of the Ameri-
can Union Telegraph Company, and Mrs.
DR.. Kenmout, of Ashbury Park, New
Jersey
On Tuesday last DR.. J. w. Rhone ac-
companied his daughter, Miss Ella, TO
Luthersburg, Md, where she will attend
school during the coming winter
Prof. j. Mason Duncan will not leave
this place to accept the position offered
him in Montoursville, but is now acting
as Professor of the Classics and English
Literature in tho Bellefonte Academy.
That important department will be filed
with much ability.
Mis- Linn, Of Stormstown, has been
visiting at the residence of Mr.. James
Alexander, in this place. She is a sister
of Mr.. John Linn, of the Watchman
office
Francis Murphy will begin a series OF
temperance meetings in Philipsburg next
Sunday.
-Messrs. w. A. Magee, George w.
Canoe and John II. Huntingdon, members
of the Philipsburg Y NJ. c. A., have been
selected to represent that organization a,
the State Convention 10 be held in Wilkes.
barre on the 23d instant Mr.. J. Mason
Duncan will probably represent the Belle
fonte Association.
Mr.. George Potter, formerly of this
place, but recently of the Remove machine
shops, IS now firing on "A locomotive be-
tween Remove aud Kane.
The many friends of Miss Maggie
Snowden, Bellefonte's fair musical nstruc-
tress, are delighted at her return from her
summer vacation to resume her musical
duties.
Miss Ella Hendricks is visiting at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Abram valen-
tine, of this place.
Mr.. Peters, of the Bush House, is
starting restaurant in connection with
the hotel. lie supplies tempting bill-of.
fare at very low rates.
Miss Annie b. Lyon, daughter of ex.
Mayor S. S. Lyon, has returned from a
visit to Muncy and Is recognizing her
music class.
Mrs. John Moore, in company with
Mrs. John Dawson and other ladies of this
EpplSce, took tiip to Philadelphia last week
ITO interview the State Fair.
Miss Schroeder, of Reading, sister OF
Mrs. d. S. Keller, of this place, returned
to her home last Saturday, after long
and enjoyable visit.
MIR. Cyrus Weaver boarded the train
last Saturday morning and was conveyed
to Philadelphia, of course glancing at the
State Fair and ladies fair now so numerous
in that city,
Mr.. w. Il. Teller, proprietor of the
Brockerhofr House, has returned from his
southern trip, apparently greatly benefit
ed by the change Of climate he expert.
enced. Mr.. McKeever, who took charge
of the hotel daring Mr.. Tellcr's absence,
is visiting his home at Harrisburg.
Miss Kate Shriner's select school.
which has been in operation in Millheim
during the summer months, closed last
Saturday evening gith public exercises
held in the Town Hall.
Miss Bessie Allen, one of Bellefontes
fair daughters, has recently been paying a
visit to her friends in Nittany Valley.
Mr.. George w. Peters and his
nephew, Mr.. Lawrence Peters, are now
paying their first visit to their former
home In Unionville since their departure
to the far West fifteen years ago.
Mr.. William Keller arrived In this
place from the Territory Of New Mexico.
on Monday, and Is now visiting friends in
Penns Valley, who are doubtless glad 10
see one who has been separated from them
by 90 many hundred miles.
This, we believe, is our fret refer
ence TO the generous action of Major Will