Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Miss NELLIE BRISACK, of Oneonta, y. Y.
is visiting Mrs. j. Z. HITCHCOCK, on Pine
street.
S. II. SACKETT is home from Statewide,
looking much improved by his sojourn there.
He will go back.
Col. A. G MASON, of Pittston, was in town
over Sunday, having been called here by the
illness of his father
Miss FLORA Thurber who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Ulster for the past
week has returned home.
Rev. Mr.. RICE, of Scranton, assisted pas
tor WRIGHT in the services at abe NJ E.
Church on Sunday morning.
Miss MAY ADAMS is in Rochester this week
attending Commencement at Miss BLISS
Young Ladies Seminary-her alma mater.
Mr.. HoLCOMB of the Republjcdn, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, Mrs. PoR-
TER, is taking in the editorial excursion to
Long Branch.
STEPHEN G.. GORHAM has been appointed
postmaster of LeRaysylle, vice J.. L. BOS-
WORTH. who has very acceptably filled the
position for the past twenty years.
We couldn't imagine what made PERRIN
PENNYPACKER look so happy yesterday, but
have lust learned the secret--a new girl ba-
by put in an appearance at his house Sunday
morning.
DR.. w. II. MERCUR, who has been attend
ing the summer course at the University of
PENNSYLVANIA. returned home yesterday
morning and will remain here until another
term begins.
C. s. MAURICE. Mrs. r. A. PACKER, w. II.
WEBSTER. and Miss NELLIE PERKINS took &
canoe ride from this place to Towanda one
day last week, returning OH the afternoon eX-
press with their canoes.-Athens Gazette.
Mr. and Mrs. j. O. FROST, both of whom
have been invalidS for some time, have gone
to Statewide, n. y, to test the healing yir-
tues of the famous magnetic springs. Their
many friends join in wishing them speedy
and permanent recovery.
TREADWELL. the entersrising agent of the
Binghamton Republican, spent Sunday in
towl. and judging from appearances, we
should say that he has other interests besides
those of the paper he represents. which at
II lct him to cur enterprsing village.
Mrs. n. n. BELTS, ST., is sojourning at the
Fountain House, Statewide. n. Y. While
there is peculiar healing virtue in the mag
netic water that comes bubbling out of the
ground there, the Fountain House affords
the health-Seeker all the enjoymcnts of a
pleasant rural home.
E. c.. SHOEMAKER, whose name is as fa
miliar as = household words,' in every fami.
~ hereabouts where good flour is appreciated
has just accepted position as foreman of a
large mill in Geneva, n. Y. EDS reputation
as tirst-class miller will undoubtedly gain
many customers in the place and vicinity.
ANOTHER TowANDA Boy HEARD FROM
We find the following in the Mcpherson
(Kan.,) Freeman of late date:
Mr.. A. Z. Nichols, a son of Squire Nichols
who has been spending a few months here
with his father, has secured a situation in the
Union depot at Atchinson. He is a steady
young man, a good telegraph operator, and q
fine penman, and should succeed.
We congratulate BERT on his success in
the west.
Among those Who started on the excursion
to New York this morning were the follow
ing: Mrs. NJ. j. and FANNIE LONG, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. SCOTT, w. II. SMITH and wife,
w. A. CHAMBNRIIN, II. C. PORTER, G. l..
TRACY, c. D. HUMPHREY, Prof. QUINLAN,
and GEORGE MARSHALL, of this place, Hon,
HORACE HORTON, Shores Hill, DR.. BRAD
FORD, of Columbia, j. f. MORLEY, Burling-
ton, w. w. WHITMAN and T. BURKE, Can
ton,