Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

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yesterday.
ROBERT NERCUR has returned from his
visit in Sullivan county.
C. G.. BARTLETT, who is now engaged in
business in Philadelphia, is in town.
j. FRANK WEAVER, of Groton, n. Y, is
visiting his many friends in this place.
P. H. KINNEY, of Sheshequin, has bought
GEORGE FISH's residence III Waverly.
JAS. I. SHAUT spent Sunday in this place.
He is now engaged as travelling salesman.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. RODGERS of Canton
have been spending several days with friends
in this place.
Mr.. HOWARD WAKEMAN, of Bridgeport.
Conn.,, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Rev. j. S.
BEERS, at the Rectory.
Hon. f. C. BUNNELL, of Tunkhannock,
had the misfortune to lose valuable Ham
betonian colt one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs II. S. FRAZER, of Wvalusing.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. d. 0. HoL-
LON, in North Towanda.
Mr.. G. A. BURNS, chief of police of To
wanda, was in town on Tuesday Ell route for
Montrose.- TU@hhann0ck Democrat.
j. G. IRVING, florist, has returned from his
sad mission to Tennessee. He found his
brother already dead on his arrival in Mem
phs.
AT meeting Of the Agricultural Society
on Saturday, it was decided that the fair
this year should be held on the last three
days in September.
L. a. PACKER, Esq was in town on Sat
uruay' ana received the hearty congratuIa-
tons of his many friends Oh the apparent
Improvement in bis health
Rev. C. c. JONES, formerly of this place,
has been appointed to deliver the baccaIaur-
cate sermon before the alumni of the State
Normal School,, Mansfield, June 10Th.
EDWARD FEE, 5 of Postmaster FEE Of
"yaluSing, has just reached home after an
absence OF sixteen months in the West
principally in Nebraska. His many friends
VIII be glad to see him back again.
Miss JENNIE PETTY. whose kborS in behalf
OF Temperance and religion have become i
part OF the history of the county, called on us
to-day. She is on mission connected with
t2e keystone Academy. = Union.Leadcr.
MI. and Mrs. WILLIAM LITTLE are expe-
feAclng heir first parental joy. The little
ol'Fe branch = is of the fem lie persuasion,
but thanks to the eSsed influence of christi
anlly, glrl babies are lust as welcome rs bows.
l. I. DISBHOW, who has been a student in
the Office of DAVIES, CARNoCHAN & HALL
Tor the past two years, was last week admit
ted to the bar rs Il full fedged attorney He
has an unusually bright intellect and bril-
liant future in the front ranks of the legal
profession lies before him.
Mr.. E. p. CoEBIN, brother Of w. ". COR
BIN 0. this village, who has resided in Kal-
kasEt. Michigan, called short time in Owego
on Wednesday, Ell route with his family to
Hartford. \. y, where he intends to reside
III the future OCeg0 Times. Mr.. lOHBIN
Is native of this county, and has relatives
residing in Towanda.
Mr.. AYERS, of North Towanda. informs
us that he has lost forty pigs and four hogs
with the disease referred to in the REyIE,y
few days since.
X. BE&JANIIN, of Asylum township, w;s
driving his team at : break-neck speed. and
refused to listen to gentle admoniton from
officer BURNS to desiSt, finally brought up in
the " cooler" Saturday evening. OF course
whiskey was the cause of it.
Three Burlington men were arrested by
Policeman Pprr.rnN Sotur1,, fo,. ,I,.or,IorI,,