Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Miss MYRA SHAW. who has been visiting
friends in this place, has returned to her home
in Waverly, n. Y.
Mrs. ORIN W. DELANO, of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting her uncles, O. L. and T. c. della
NO, in this place.
Miss ALICE DELANo has returned from
Detroit, Mich, after visit of three months,
with health fully restored.
E. T. NOBLE and wife and JOHN NOBLE,
who have been visiting in Lock Haven for
the past two weeks, returned yesterday.
The schools of Misses IDA BEDFORD and
SARAH SHERWOOD, at Barclay, having closed
they returned to their homes last evening
Miss MINNIE MCMAsTER, of Toronto, Ont,
is spending the summer with her cousins, the
Misses MCINTOSH at their pleasant home on
York avenue.
We were gratied to see Col. MASON out
riding yesterday, and hope he may soon be
able to attend to business and be seen upon
the street as aforetime.
Mrs. GEORGE MORSE, who has been spend
ing several months with her mother. Mrs.
MCINTOSH. in this place, returned to her
home in Rochester, on Monday.
Mrs. J. D. and Mrs. JoHNMoNTANYEh have
returned from Statewide Springs. The lat
ter ia confident her short visit there has af-
forded.h her great relief from rheumatism from
which she has suffered much Of late.
Col. r. LUTHER, of Luther's Mills, and Mr..
r. 2. PATCH, who uaye been sQjourning at
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gentlemen express themselves as much pleas
ed with the place and believe they have eX-
perienced great benefit.
BENNIE WATERS, who was employed for
some time in the furniture store of FROST'S
Sons, is now Iilling a similar situation in the
city of Bradford. We are gratified to hear
of his GOOD luck, as BEN is reliable, trusty
young man and will win success.
Mai. c. T. CROSS has been rendered the gen.
eral agency of the OWego Mutual Benefit AS
sociation of which f. NJ. BAKER is President.
The officers of the Association are all well
known, responsible gentlemen, and if Mr..
CROSS accepts the position they have tender
ed him, that branch of the business will be
entrusted to good hands. ..'.,...
Twenty-Five years ago to-day w. II. PER-
KINs, Esq, and Miss MARY BRITTON were
married in this place, and tonight they will
celebrate their silver wedding at their pleas
ant home in Scranton, where they have resi-
ded ever since their happy marrags. AL
though full quarter century has elapsed
since they left us, many friends in Towanda
will join in heartily extending congratua-
tions, coupled with the unfeIgned wish that
Mr. and Mrs PERKINS may be spared to en-
Joy many more years of happiness. Mr.. p
is one of the most conspicuous business men
in the city of Scranton, and has for the past
fifteen years filled the responsible position of
treasurer of the Dickson Iron Co.
At the invitation of LUCIUS p. MALLORY,
Esq, party consisting of Misses ALICE and
LILLE MCINTOSH, Miss MINNIE MCAIAS.
TER, Miss ELISE MERCUR, Miss FANNY AL
Word, HIRAM MERCUR, editor of the lieT-
cUTy> and s. Ye Junior" made pleasant vis-
it to Fall Creek, yesterday. AT Mr.. NAL
LORY'S suggestion, Superintendent LYON
kindly extended the g freedom Of the road"
to the entire party. LUCIUS did everything
in his power that would add to the pleasure
of his guests. After pcncking near to mouth
of the mine, those of the party who desired
coal car drawn by Tom COYLE'S fine mule,
Tom," on the narrow guage railroad, was
one OF the pleasantest features of the day.
All returned in the evening feeling them
selves under many obligations to l.. z. NAL