Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
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Personal.

Conductor DRAKE spent yesterday with
friends here.
Miss CARRIE HAWKINS, of Elmira, Is Wis
iting at HARRY JONES.
Miss ELIZA EVANS has been spending few
days with friends in Dushore,
FRED CARNoCHAN came over from Troy
and spent Sunday with his mother.
@. NJ. DECKER has gone to New York for
Il two weeks pleasure and business trip.
JOHN w. MIN and wife spent last week at
Asbury Park, returning home Friday evening.
Mrs. j. NJ. WARD and daughters Lou and
BESSIE, hayc returned to their home in Syra-
cuSe.
Col. OvERTON and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
\. n. Belts have returned from the sea-
shore.
Rev. J. ). BEERS has returned from his Wis
it to New England, looking refreshed and
happy.
Mr. aud Mrs. O. l.. DELANo and their son
Stafford have gone to New York and Sarato-
ga for Il week.
DR.. c. X. LADD and w. II. MERCUE, one
of his students, are rusticating at EagleSmere,
Sullivan county.
Rev. Father GAFFNEY of Maryland has
been giving the Sisters of Mercy Il retreat for
the past two weeks.
Miss MOLLIE TIDD, has returned from
Tunkhannock where she has been spending
the SIMMER with her amt
Miss EMMA and Miss CLARA DIETRICH OF
Philadelphia, are visiting at the residence OF
Mr.. JAMES SMITH, of Wysauking.
Miss ADDIE ORCUTT and Miss ANNIE
PRICE are visiting their friend, Miss ELIDA
EILENBERGER, at the trout ponds
HARRY and RALPH MERCUR, who have
been spending the summer with their grand
mother, near Philadelphia, are home.
ANDREW BEvERIDGE, represented Noun
tain Cliff Lodge X. of p. of Barclay, at the
recent session of The Grand Lodge in Read
ing.
b. b. HOLLETT and wife, JOHN SOIERS
and NATHAN CRANMER OF Monroeton, so on
the excursion to Thousand Islands to-mor
row.
Mr.. CARPENTER, the WilkesBarre wheel
man, attracted Il good deal of attention by hi,
skillful performances on the bicycle here Sat
urday.
Misses AMELIA and PAULINE JACOBS, have
returned from al extended tour, also rusti
eating at the noble shores of Chautaqua
which thev enioved very much
We are panied to learn that President Fox
Of the Citizens National was taken so i'll last
night that physician was summoned, We
hope he may be better this morning.
Rev. Father IIELEY, President Georgetown
ID. c., College, and classmate of Bev. Fa-
ther KELLEY, is spending Il short vacation
here. He is one of the ablest preachers in
the Catholic Church in this country, as his
exalted position would indicate.
There is Il trite and true saying, that g it is
better to be born lucky than rich" We real
lied the truthfulness of the proyerb on Thurs
day, when we, &, e. the seniors of the RE-
VIEW domestic household, were invited to
join a small party who were bound for that
delightful resort, Mountain Lake. 1t was our
good fortune to find comfortable seats with
Prof. RYAN and his wife. The Professors
fleet team soon landed us safely ut the Poor
House, whele the company spent an hour OF
more looking through the establishment, un-
der the guidance of Assistant Superintendent
FERGUSON, whom we found to be an intelli-
gent, courteous gentleman, While there we
met for the first time Mrs. JENNIE f. SMELL,
the gifted writer of Milan, who was there