Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Judge lNGHAM was in this place yesterday.
Lawyer CHILsoN of Troy, was a caller at
this office Yesterday.
Miss SUSIE MORGAN who has been visiting
in Tioga county, n. Y, is home again.
Cashier GUERNSEY, of the First National
Bank, Canton, was in Towanda yesterday.
Hon. f. NJ. DUNHAM of Laporte, Sullivan
county, was in Towanda yesterday.
Mr.. CARPENTER of FELCH & Co.'S store is
on the 8 sick list" being confined to his house
by an attack of rheumatism.
GEO. STEVENS has returned from his
Western trip, after having purchased several
car loads of clover and timothy seed.
The friends Of MICHAEL MYLERT, of La
porte, will be pleased to learn that he has al
most recovered from his late serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. BURLINGTON have re-
turned from their bridal tour, and are now
receiving the congratulations of their Towan-
da friends.
GEO. II. SMALLEY, who has been working
i'll. Wayerly for some weeks past, having Sc
cured position there through an advertise
ment in the REVIEW, has taken position in
FoWLERs tin shop, Monroeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ERNEST FROST mourn the
death of their first born and only child. an
interesting and idolzed boy aged sixteen
months. lie died this morning of pneumonia
The young parents are thrown into the deep
est grief by their great and sudden bereave-
ment and they will receive the hearty condo
ence of their large circle of friends.
DR.. +. ID. PAYNE delivers the next lecture
in the Institute course on Monday evening of
next week. Subject, Stout Hearts. Go and
hear him, it will not cost you anything and
will do you good. The Doctor is one of the
best read men in our community and will
give a lecture that will be both profitable and
interesting.
We notice that our old friend d. B. Stow
ELL, running Il steam bakery in Elmira has
taken Il partner into the business and the
firm now is STCWELL & MOODY. We are
informed that Mr.. NJ. is Il brother of ID. l..
MOODY the evangelist and is an active busi-
ness man as we'll as Christian gentleman,
highly esteemed in that city.
JOHN VOSE an old resident and respecta-
BILE citizen Of Sciota Hollow this Co., having
reached his 74th year on the 14th was given q
surprise by his children, who met at the
homestead to celebrate the event. This ro-
mantle place (Sciota) lies in a rich valley be-
tween the Round Top and Tyler mountains.
near point ut which Bradford, Sullivan and
Wyoming Counties center.
The annual prize contest in defamation
for the young men of the Susquehanna Col.
legiate Institute will take place in Mercur's
Hall, Friday evening, April 1st.
The Troy Gazette thinks Judge INGHAM
put his foot in it" in writing the letter in
regard to the verdict in the Smithfeld ont
rage case. Inasmuch as his Honor did not
condescend to favor the REVIEW with the
document, we have nothing to say.
Al! the latest Dances including the new
popular waltz quadrlle, will COMPOSE the
programme of the Germania Orchestral as
sembly, next Friday evening, 25th inst. in
Means Hall. Tickets 80 cents, admitting
gentleman and ladies.
Our Monroeton correspondent writes us
that house owned by d. Il. BLACKMAN and
occupied by JOSEPH MILLER, in that village.
burned yesterday morning, together with
most of the occupants household goods.
small insurance on the furniture.
We direct the attention of close buyers to
the attractive advertisement of POWELL &
CO., IN another column. Their long experiance