Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-12
PERSONAL Mrsrtos.--.Miss Jennie Dare

May. She returned on Monday evening.
| MFR. John Mason Duncan was in town
on Sunday, and on Monday started to
Muncy, Lycoming county, where he was
called on an imperative business engage
ment. On Tuesday he returned 10 his
regular duties.
Last week, Mr. and Mrs. William
Speer and Miss Nellie Larimer, of Pleas
ant Gap, started by private conveyance TO
Curwensville, Cleariield county. They
spent several pleasant days in that place
and returned on Monday last, thoroughly
enjoying their long ride and much charm
cd with the scenery along the route.
-Messrs. w. A. Tobias, Harry Hale
and w. w. Montgomery are now supposed
to be catching blue fish off the coast of
New Jersey They left on Wednesday of
last week, having Barnegat, n. j., as their
destination. II is probable that the two
former anglers will also do q little fishing
after the fair SEX They each have enough
past experience to be successful in either
kind of angling.
Francis Murphy will go from this
place to Wayne Station camp-meeting,
which begins next Tuesday.
Miss Pratt, of Philadelphia, was the
guest Of Miss Mamie Crittenden, last week
Rev. William Laurie, pastor of the
| ob,S,h has rraVa
his summer vacation. He preached in
Humes' Hall last Sunday morning.
Miss jenkins, of Milton, is visiting at
the residence of DIR. Dorworth, this place.
Our popular young friend, Mr.. Walter
Zeigler, former proprietor of what is
now Harris drug store, is visiting among
his acquaintance in this place.
MIR. Monte Ward, of this place, is
associated with the Providence Or. l. base
ball club, this season, and although for
years he has been noted as an expert
pitcher, he has so vastly improved that
now he has not an equal in the country.
MIR. w. X. Teller, proprietor of the
Brockerhoff House, started, last Thurs
day, on trip to the South. His health,
of late, has been quite feeble, and he takes
this trip as much in hopes of regaining 1t
as TO see his old friends. We hope the OBJ
jecis Of his journey may be realized.
The Philipsburg journal says that
Mrs. LYDIA Holt, OF Snow Shoe, and Miss
Bella Rupert, of Zion, are guests Of Mrs.
c. G. Htrlinger, that place.
MIR. G. l.. Galloway was at Pitisburg,
last week, returning ON Saturday.
The best cigars in the market are
those sold by Harry Green.
-Miss Bella Rankin Of this place, has
been visiting in Boalsburg, whence she
returned on Monday. Her cousin, Miss
Bella Rankin, of Boalsburg, accompanied
her
Hon. J. p. Gephart, Of this place, has
been appointed Grand Juror and c. NJ.
Bower, Esq., Traverse Juror, for the
special term Of United States court to con-
vene at Williamsport this month.
Mr.. G. II. Geisse, wife and family, Of
Philadelphia, are at the Brockerhoff House,
where they will remain for several weeks.
For month past they have been staying
at the Chinclala-mo Snow Shoe, whence
they returned last week They have spent
former seasons in this place and we're suffi-
cicntly pleased with its beauties to induce
them 10 return.
The Misses Gerbericb, OF this place,
depart to-day for brief soiourn in Leb-
anon county.
Mrs. Wistar Morris, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Evan Blanchard,
on Linn street. The sisters bear a close
resemblance to each other.
Mrs. Judge Orvis, of this place, is in
the city of Williamsport.
Our ncighbor, the Daily Ne,cs, in
forms its readers that the Rftieth anniyer-
sary of the Centre Baptist Association will
be held at MIesburg, this county, COM
mencing ON Wednesday, September lst,
and continuing three days. Rev. George
Graft, of Huntingdon, will preach the
doctrinal sermon.
Brother Goodander, Of the Clearheld
Republican, passed through BellefOnte on
Tuesday. lie was making flying visit to
Lock Haven, and said he would return
home yesterday. We had the pleasure Of
few moments conversation with him 1t
the depot. Among other things he gave
us cheering account Of the Democratic
expectations in Clearfeld this fall.
Mr.. John Woodward, of Howard, is
visiting wilIiamsport and other places
this week.
Mr.. Joseph Baker and daughter, of
Lemont, are at Pine Station cAmp-meeting.
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