Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-18
CENTRE COUNTY TEACHERS
EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS.
The following order OF place and time will be
observed in the teacher EXAMINATIONS for 1881:
Milesburg and Boggs-Milesburg, Monday,
Unionyilie and Unioa-Unionyille, Tuesday,
Huston-J ulian Furnace, Wednesday, Aug. "a.
Worth-Port Matilda, ThursC ay, Aug. %.
Taylor-Hannah Furn :ce Friday Aug 26.
PhilipSburg and RuSh-Philipsburg, Saturday,
snowshoe and Burnside-snOwshoe, Tuesday,
Libery%ESgleville Wednesday. Aug. 81.
Howard and Curtin-Howard, Thursday, Sept
Marion-J Jacksonville. Friday. Sept, >.
Walkrr-BublerSburg, saturday, Sept. 3.
Spring-Nalentine' School House, Tuesday,
HennerEKaox' school House, Wednesday,
Patton-Waddles School House, Thursday,
Sept. :.
Halrnoon--StormStOwn Friday, Sept. s.
Coege-Lcmont, saturday, Sept. 10.
HaineS-AaronsOurg, Moaday, sept. u.
Mlllheim and Penn-Millheim, Sept. l3.
Miles-Re 6ers6urg, Wednesday, Sept: II.
Gregg-Penn Hall, Thursday, Sept l5.
Potter-Centre Hall. Friday, Sept. Is.
Ha fredericksburg, Tuesday, Sept 20.
Ferguson-Fine Grove, Wednesday, Sept. %.
special examination will be held at the Sr-
perintendent's Office, Bellefonte, Friday Sept.
80; applicants must come recommends. BY at
least four directors of the district in which
they intend TO teach and give satisfactory
reason for non-atteniance NJ the public ex-
amlnat!ons. ..
Examinations begin at Soclcck 4. NJ. Ap-
plicanIs are expected 10 be In time. Some OF
the directors also should be present to make
out list OF applicants
DIN. WOLF,
Co. Supt.
Communicated.
Reunion at Aaronsburg.
Friday the l2th inst, was a very
pleasant q " 1T 81. William Harter's,
in AaroDsburg. On that day there
was family reunion held at his at
tractive and comfortable home. The
family of Mr.. & Mrs. Harter consists
of twelve children, eight sons and four
daughteis-all Of whom were present
on the happy occasion. Such reunions
are Of rare occuranca indeed. A fami-
ly of fourteen members, including the
parents, and ali, in the providence of
God, are permitted to meet around the
old family table, to enjoy one more good
dinner. It was a very happy event.
The sons-in-law and .daughters-in-law,
except two, and lumber of grand
children, were also present. The re-
past, the presents, the lemonade, water
melons &C., were abundant and de-
licious, and the "reminiscences truly
grateful. An observer would naturally
think of the words of the Psalmist:
"Thy wife shall be as fruitful vine
by the sides of thy house: thy children
like olive plants round about thy table,
Behold thus shall the man be blessed
that feareth the Lord. He shall see
his children's children and peace upon
Israel" THE welfare of the church. J
1t was good reunion. 1t will be
a green spot in the memory of all who
were present, and with tte lelp of
photographs taken at the time, will be
long remembered. 1t is the sincere
wish of numerous friends of Mr.. Har-
ter and his good wife, that they may
yet live long time and have many
good days, yea, best days, to enjoy
their gutter alter Kafe, DenaoEratiscbe
GrundSaetze ind L,aherisher Handel,
and at last all meet in grand, eternal
and better reunion in Heaven above,
than ever they had on earthl J. T.
ACCIDENTS in Union county. The
other week mah lost his life by ac-
cident at the Central Foundry, Lewis
burg. On the 4th inst. Mrs. Joel
Riehl, near Lewisburg, was gored by
a savage bull, and severely hurt. On
the 4th Mr.. David Reichty was thrown
from wagon while hauling oats, ir
Buffalo township, and had his shoulder
dislocated. On the 9th inst, a young
man named Cake had his right hant
severely smashed, in New Berlin, by cos
wheels. On the 5th, at S. S. picnic
near Miflinburg, little daughter oi
Samuel Wilson ran so severely agains,
tree that she fell down insensiblY
Her face was much cut and praised
On the End inst, r. Y. B. Lincoln
Jr., of Hartley township, had the
thumb of his right band Cat off while
arranginga reaper for work.