Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-11
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Personal. ...
Mrs. Belts has returned from Slaterviie
Springs. = u as 3. a AZ
MARY WooD, was visiting in Cuba, n. Y.
last week. ,.nr
Mrs. R. j. SHERMAN is visiting friends in
Candor, n. Y, for a few weeks.
Miss ANGIE FRUMBULL, of Burlington,
was in town Saturday. -. G.HEstE
Mrs. BYAN of Sullivan county has been
spending the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. JOHN SULLIVAN, on Lumbard street.
A daughter of SAMUEL 'BLAKEsLEE, an
engineer of Pittston, and two of his nelces
are.having some work done by rourrdentist,
DR.. P. j, SMITH: 80 a. o. > 81 4
Miss MARY MOsCRIP, who IS we'll known
here as superior dress, maker, has again
taken up her residence in Towanda and may
be found at Mrs. LEWIS on William st. ,-
We are indebted to MOSES GUsTIN for a
sample lot of Monarch of the West' straw
berries grown in his garden at Mt. Pisgah.
The fruit was luscious in favor and of very
large size. ., g.9ra g
Rev. Doctor MCAULEY of Philadelphia,
assisted in conducting the service in the Pres
byterian church yesterday morning. Hisref-
erence in prayer to the stricken President
was touchingly beautiful and pathetic II.
E. L. DAVENPORT, of Carton, is an ac-
complished wheelman in Northern Pcensyl-
vania. He came. from Canton to this place
Saturday evening in 3 IL hours, returning
yesterday morning, on ii Columbia bicycle.
Mr.. VIM. MIX, who has been i'll for soma
time was so much worse yesterday morning
that his family were alarmed aud summoned
DR.. WEY of Elmira. The doctor arrived
on No. Is last night but we have been unable
to learn either the doctors opinion or the con-
dtion of the patient this morning.
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Yesterday was the hottest day of the sea-
son, the thermometer averaging nearly one
hundred in the shade. '..L E' "a
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Rev. c. w. RAY, State, Sunday School
Missionary for the American Baptist Publ
cation Society. will address Children's and
Adults meeting in the Baptist Church to-
morrow (Tuesday) evening. Everybody is
invited. .o tlte .s'-
Miss NJ. A. BULL formerly of this place is
proprietress of the Artic House. Ocean Grove.
Her card appears in another column. We
gladly commend her to the attention Of peo
pie from this vicinity who may visit Ocean
Grove, one of the pleasantest seaside resorts
in the country. -, .....rr st,tif3 .
Florist IRVING had quite number of beau
tiful Night-blooming Cereuses open Saturday
evening. To give people an opportunity Of
seeing the rare flowers they were exhibited
at the drug stores of c. T. KIRBY and c. b.
PORTER. Mr.. IRVING has other plants of
the same variety which will be in bloom this
week.. III '5ic 80 h'i' 4@-P2 ''5
D. PATTENITo. an Italin barber who has re-
sided in this place seme years past, represent
ing himself as a single man was some what
astonished on Saturday morning at being
confronted by wife and twelve years old
daughter, whom he had deserted in the old
country nine years ago. Two brothers of
Mrs. P.'s residing in Brooklyn,N. Y, accom-
panied her to this place. Matters were soon
amicably arranged and PATTENITo is now
supporting his family, as he should do.
A writer in the E2naira Advertiser says =
"Ulster valley is leading off well in the grow
ing of tobacco this summer, the ROCKWELL
boys having changed their seed during the
past winter, have now a very fine crop grow
ing. W. Fl. ROCKWELL has plenty of leaves
that will measure % inches long, and Is inch
es wide. Who can beat that. MURDOCH,
MCKAY and VANDYKE & PARK have very
promising crops"