Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-15
SUMNER PrnsoSAIs..-It is said that

tho faces of tho Hublcrsburg young ladies
are wreathed in smiles for week after re-
ceiving visit from the Daily Ne,os "local. I"
Misses Annie and Hattie, daughters of
Mr.. Fearon Mann, started on Monday
morning for Newton Hamilton, Hunting
don county, where they will make pro-
longed visit
Miss Jennie Dare started on Friday
last for her visit at Cape May.
Mr.. Richard Garman, who has for n
long time past been sojourning at Coates
vile, Pa, returned home on Saturday for
d visit
MIR. L. T. Eddy, of Linn & McCoy's
iron works, has been taking an Eastern
trip, from which he returned on Saturday
last
John g. Miller WAS in Huntingdon
again last Sunday. His trips in that di-
rection are growing suspiciously frequent
Mr.. Howard Lingle has been visiting
in Bloomsburg, being drawn thither by
that subtle and tender attraction which
has influenced every man since the world
was created.
Miss Richardson, of Pittburg, is the
guest OF Miss Clara Lyon, of this place.
Judge John II. Orvis and family are
greatly delighted with their new Linn
street residence. The interior arrange
ments of the house are now about COM
pleted, and the next duty will be to beau
tify the surrounding grounds.
Miss Mary Triple, of this place, is
paying u visit to her uncle, Mr.. Charles
Wilson, Of Altoona.
Rev. james Calder and family are
now permanently located at Harrisburg.
MIR. George Thomas and lady are en-
tertaining friends from Ohio.
"A substantial new boardwalk is being
laid along Water street from High street
TO Reynolds mill. 1t is welcome in
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Newell, of Clear
field, visited in this place last week. Mr..
Newell was formerly a Bellefonte boy, but
since going to Cleardeld he has been mar
ried, 1--WE believe, to Williamsport young
LADY,, and is now quietly settled As citi-
zen of that place.
Mr.. Robert Gilmore has been enter
tanning his sister, one of the bright young
ladies of Milton.
Mr.. Fred. Reynolds successfully pass
ed the Princeton College examination, and
will enter that institution next fall.
MIR. Beck, the tonsorial artist, still
continues his early morning concerts.
MIR. William Reynolds, Judge John
ii. Orvis and the family of Mr.. George w.
jackson are among the visitors from this
place at Bedford Springs.
Mis- Mamie Harris, of this place, is
visiting her many friends in Huntingdon.
Mis- Allen, of Harrisburg, who has
been the guest of Miss Forster, of this
place, departs for home to-day. If look
of dependency is visible on the counte-
nAnces Of any of the Bellefonte beaux, its
source can be traced to the above event.
Mr.. Jacob II. Bauland, of Chicago,
Is visiting his brother, Mr.. J. II. Bauland,
of the "Bee Hive" stores, this place
Miss Martha Lyon, of Philadelphia,
is visiting at the residence of Mr.. Isaac
Guggenheimer, of this place.
j. w. Pennington, Esq, and daugh-
ter Maggie, Of Philadelphia, arrived in
Bellefonte on Monday evening. They are
stopping at the Brockerhoff House. We'll
come, and hope they will have pleasant
time.
e. N. Carpenter, Esq, the popular
representative of the large tea and coffee
house Of Barkley, Hassan & Co., Baltimore,
is in town for few days.
THE CENSUS OF CENTRE CoUSTY.-The
enumerators of Centre county for 1880
have completed their work, and we pre-
sent TO the readers of the DEMOCRAT 9
table Of the population of each borough
and township in tho county as returned by
them, together with the population return
ed for the decades of 1870, 1860 and 1850.
IL will be observed that the aggregate of
the figures for 1880 makes the present pop
ulation of the county s7,929, which is an
increase over 1870 of 8,5ll, or little more
than 10 per cent. In the main, we be-
lieve the work of taking this census was
we'll performed, the books returned by the
enumerators, with few exceptions, being
very creditable specimens of their skill and
intelligence.
BOrOughs and Townships. 1850 Isso lseo. IsSO
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