Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.


Miss CLARA JONES is visiting at Newark
Valley, N. Y.
Mrs. E. T. and Miss FREDDIE Fox are vs-
iting in Rochester.
l.. L. LYON, Esq, wife and daughter, of
Monroeton, have gone to Boston.
Miss HELEN TRACY has Joined the compa-
ny of Towandians at Asbury Park.
Lawyer FoYLE has gone fishing down to
Rummerfield. He promised US the first 4
pound bass he caught.
The Misses RAHA and Miss PRATT did not
go to Cooperstown, N. Y, Thursday. The
visit has been postponed.
Mr.. C. S. DAYTON and wife have gone, for
a few days of recreation andpleasure, to Sus-
quehanna county, where Mr.. DIS parents re-
side. H...
We are pleased to be able to state that JNo.
NJ. PIKE, who has been dangerously ill for
week or two past, is rapidly recovering
Athens Gazette.
Mr.. JAMES MATTIsoN, station agent of the
Boston, Western & Hoosic Tunnel R. R., at
North Parnel, VT, is visiting here. He is the
guest OF Collector WICKHAM.
Miss LoTTIE KELLER of Towanda, in COM
pany with ED. l.. KINNEY, of Lafayette,
Col, are the guests of Mr.. HENRY CLARK
of Cbemung.- Waverly RevieW.
DR.. RANDALL, the young gentleman who
has been assisting DIR. KELLY for some time
past contemplates engaging in business for
himself in some other town, and Doctor KFL-
LY has engaged another assistant, who is thus
endorsed by the Ithaca Journal:
DR.. Fowler has accepted very fine offer to
spend three weeks in each month as operator
at a dental chair in an excellent office in Tow
anda, Pa. The salary is said to be one which
would tempt most men in his profession.-
The Doctor will give one week in each month
to his practice here, his office remaining in the
Uri Clark building. Engagements will be
made for him by Cal. Clark and Fred Nourse
for patients wishing to make appointments
for his dental services. The doctor will be
missed as much as he will miss his pleasant
associations here.
IMPRoMPTU ORGAN CoNCERT.-Mr. E. B.
SPENCER, orsanist of DR.. HENRY's (Presby-
terian) Church in Philadelphia, gave highly
Interesting organ recital in our Presbyterian
Church, last evening. The sudden thunder
storm prevented the attendance of most of
those who had been hurriedly notified of this
rare entertainment. About score, only, of
musicians and lovers of classical music, reach
ed the Church in advance of the heavy rain
and they were extremely fortunate. A treat
like this has rarely been enjoyed in Towanda.
Accustomed to grand Roosevelt organ, with
bellows supplied by water power and many
o:her modern facilities, Mr., SPENCER, never
theless brought out from this rural instru-
ment a wonderful variety of absorbing eff
fects and charming combinations. During
recess the alarm of fire and the lurd glare
thereof at the south, unfortunately ended the
concert. Mr.. SPENCER is also mastery pi-
anist and composer of popular music. He
has been in town for two days only, the guest
of Mr.. G. S. FITCH. When he comes again
we hope he may find an organ worthy of his
professional skill.
The rain fell in perfect torrents for nearly
two hours last evening.
The Ladies Baptist Missionary Society will
meet in the church at O'Clock this afternoon.
Why is not the fre-escape law observed?
There are a number of buildings in town that
ought to be supplied with them.
Messrs. DITTRICH have handed us a hens
egg which measures 3-4 inches one way and