The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-04-07

was the minister. lie seemed TO be
favorite with all denominations. He
seems to have any amount of zeal aud
earnestuess in the great cause, with
the faculty of presenting the truth in
an acceptable, attractive manner. All
who love the truth in its purity could
not be otherwise than pleased with
him. On Sabbath, April 4. commun.
ion services were held. The church
was we'll filed. This is mentioned
because one fact is worthy of notice,
(not that the people Of Tionesta are
good church goers only,) but that the
commnnicants was far greater than
the number Of spectators. This speaks
well for this community. All the
evangelical bodies in the place were
represented, showing sincerity in
the great work, which is a high
commentary on the christianity in the
place, and speaks volumes for the
soununess Of their faith.
Considerable moving and chang
ing Of residence has taken place since
our last issue. Mr.. Joseph Grove,
WIN has purchased Mr.. Wolcott's
house, has moved in, the latter gentle.
man taking possession of Mr.. G.'s late
residence, Mr.. H. T. Shriver occupying
part of the house. Mr.. John Hart
has rented and moved into the Agnew
house. Mr.. Eli Holeman has moved
to town and occupies his beautiful res
idence, the Dale homestead. Mr..
Dithridge has re- moved to his former
place across the creek, and John Wal
ters, who just vacated the place has
moved into the house at the west end
of the creek bridge, recently occupied
by Geo. Carr, who now occupies the
rooms over Carsnn's jewelry store.
Mr.. j. S. Hoods family have moved
out on their farm, two miles from
town, on tho Tylersburg road, and
Prof Brockway has rented Hoods
house. If any other changes have
taken place they have escaped our
notice.
The following officers Of Tionesta
Lodge, No. 369. 1. o. of o. F.,
were installed by d. d. G. NJ, g. A.
Randall at their regular meeting last
Friday evening
N. g., n. w. CLARK.
V. g., P. NJ. Clark.
Sec'y, G. w. Sawyer.
Assist Scc'y. j. II. Dingman.
Treas, N. S. Foreman.
R. S. N. G., S. H. Haslet.
L. S. N. g., Q. Jameson.
r. S. V. G., DR.. j. E. Blaine.
L. S. V. G., S. j. Wolcott.
Warden, j. Fl. Fones.
Conductor, A. B. Kelly.
o. c., G. A. Randall.
1. G., r. B. Crawford.
Trustee, S. j. Wolcott.
On Wednesday of last week Mr..
Wm. Young, who recently moved
from the Daniel Stow farm, above the
creek bridge, to the widow Allender
farm, in Harmony township, met with
a severe injury. While riding a horse
the animal stumbled and fell throwing
Mr. Young in such manner as to
break his leg. We were unable to
learn the particulars, or which leg was
broken, but understand it was q com
pound fracture. DR.. Wilson of Pleas
antville was called. This is a very
distressing accident for MIR. Young, as
it will probl5ly lay him up the greater
part of the summer, just when his at
lention is badly needed on the farm.
We hope he may speedily recover.
BY the assistance ofa pond. fresh"
our lumbermen were enabled to get a
large amount oflumber out Of the creek,
yesterday ard the day before. Quite
a number Of RATS came out from as
far up as Buck Mills. Wheeler g.
Dusenbury, Russell, Root & Watson,
Ford & Lacy all got out with some of
their lumber. The creek is full of
lumber from the mouth to several
rods above the bridge, but very little
of it will get away on this rise, as the
river is falling, and there is scarcely
enough water to get over the dam.
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