Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

REED BRAUND and wife have been spend
ing few days in Troy.
Judge LINN and daughter of Wtllamsport
are registered at the Ward House.
OSCAR G. POST is confined to his house on
York avenue, with an attack of erysipelas.
ID. r. LATHROP. proprietor of the Bernice
store aud steam mills was in town yesterday.
Miss JENNIE BENNETT went to Rochester
n. Y. last evening and will remain there some
time.
President PACKER, of the P. & n. Y. r. r.
Co., and wife are stopping at the Ward
House.
Miss ETTIE ADAMS is teaching the summer
school at Greggs School House, Towanda
township.
Miss CATHRINE CONEY, of Troy. has been
engaged to teach the summer term of school
at Springfield Center.
Miss DELPEUCH of Horn Brook is spend
ing few days in town as the guest Of Mrs.
WILLIAM DITTRICH.
Superintendent BLIGHT and Secretary
BALDWIN of the S. l.. & S. r. r., are in Phil
adeipha to attend the annual meeting of the
SlOChuOl(ltIS Vi Iuc
Judge MORROW and w. A. CHAMBEREIN
started out on their first fishing excursion of
the season yesterday afternoon. Their OBJ
jectve point is Bowmans Creek.
JAS. E. GowEN, SAMUEL DICKSON, A. D.
CAMPBELL, and S. MCQUILKIN, eminent
Philadelphia attorneys and j. r. FANsHAwE
Secretary of the Lehigh Valley Co., arrived
in town this morning.
A writer in the Tunkhannock Democrat
describing a socabe says:
One of the most enjoyable features of this
particular socable was the much singing by
the g Episcopal Quartette " composed of
Messrs. White and Gladke and Mrs. RenshaW
and Mrs Stroud; and feel perfectly safe in
saying that, as quartette, they have no rival
, in Tunkhannock.
The following appeared in the Associated
Press dispatches from Harrisburg Saturday
A number of distinguished State officials,
consisting of Justices Mereur and Sterrett, of
the Supreme Court; Judge Pearson, of Dau-
phin county; Senators Herr. Royer, Keefer,
Mcneil, Davies and Roberts; Colonel Farr,
Governor Hoyts private secretary, and Mr.
Kinney, of Bradford county, under the escort
of Senator LantZ, of Lebanon county, paid a
visit to the Cornwall Ore Banks, in Lebanon
county. this afternoon, Oh invitation of Mr.
Wilhelm, general manager of the Coleman
estate. A special car was furnished them
They inspected the ore banks, expressed sur
prise ut their extent, were entertained at
lunch and re urned to Harrisburg this even
ing.
The hearing in the HARRIS VS.. PACKER
equity case before Judge LUM will be resum-
ed to-day
no irSt Of w
exchange their per cent bonds for 1-2 per
cents.
The Cowles block was sold by the Towanda
Building Association ut auction for $3252 co.
j. n. CALIFF was the purchaser.
Mrs. RYDER, daughter of Mrs. e. NJ. PAR
SONS, died near Liberty Corners on Saturday
and was buried in this place yesterday.
There will be meeting of the Fire Police
at the Naiad Rooms this evening at s O'clock
All members are requested to attend.
The firm of MYER IL DEVoE has been dis
solved by limitation. Mr. MYER will contin-
ue the business and Mr.. DEVOE will engage
in business at Barclay.
The ladies of the Church of the Messiah
will hold a social at the residence of C. H.
ALLEN, on Second street. this evening. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. G. c. JONES delivers his lecture on
"CharaCter" in the NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening. Admission % cents. For benefit
of Ladies' Aid Society of the Church.