Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Rev. +. d. HOSKINS, is cOnyalescent and
has resumed his labors in Grace Church par
ish, Elmira.
Mr.. and Mrs. STERLING, father and moth
er of Mrs. c. +. CROSS, are spening few
days in town.
Rev. IRVING WHITE, and Miss BRIsACK.
who have been visiting at J. E. HITCHCoCK's,
left this morning.
Editor HINToN's house and Mr.. GRAN
THAN's tailor shop in Athens were burglar
ICED Monday night.
Rev. G. D. STROUD, of Tunkhannock was
in Towanda Yesterday. He is doing a good
work in his new field.
Doctor SEVER c. Ross, of this place will
graduate at the Medical Department of the
University of Michigan tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN MCINTOSH, who have
been visiting friends at their former home in
CAnada, have returned to their home in this
place.
EDWARD HERRICK and f. O. CHURCHILL,
of the Auditor Generals office, Harrisburg,
arrived in town yesterday, to testify in the
railroad suit.
The many friends of Rev. WIN. MCGLATH-
ERY. late rector of Christ Church, this place,
will be panied to learn that he has lately
been afflicted in the death of his aged, reyercd
mother.
LAWRENCE HALLERAN, or = LARRY" the
name by which he is more familary known,
has purchased the interest Of his partner in
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VIEW office, and is now sole proprietor of the
establishment. With the exception of four
years IN the army and short time spent on
the western frontier, LARRY has been steadi-
ly working at his trade for more than thirty
years, and as Il skillful workman has no SUI
perior in the country.
The children and grandchildren of Mrs.
Susan Jones celebrated her ninetieth birth
day at LanSingburgh on Tuesday. Among
those present were her daughters, Mrs.
Peter Roberts, Mrs. j. A. Record, Mrs. Mary
j. File, and her sons Varnum b., Martin V
B. and Silas l.. Jones aud their families, The
reunion was a very pleasant occasion for all
concerned Mrs. Susan Jones is the widow
of VGrnum Jones, who was soldier in the
war of 1912. Notwithstanding her advanced
age, she retains her health and mental facul-
ties to a surprising degree.-Ne1C YOh star.
1t is an an "open secret" and we may be
excused for mentioning it, that former fair
Towandian Is to-day to become bride. The
young lady is Miss FANNY NOBLE. The
marriage is to be celebrated at the residence
of the young lady's brother-in-aw, T. r.
BRAUND, in this place, at o'clock p. 10.
The name of the fortunate gentleman who
has won the heart and hand of the estimable
and accomplished young lady is JOHN DAUER.
We have not the pleasure of his acquaintance
but learn that he is an agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine, with headquarters at Troy.
We wish the happy pair a long, prosperous
and PEACEFUL welded life.
The body of little LLOYD ASPINwALL, who
was drowned in Hastings, Mimi, the Sd of
June, was recovered nine days after the sad
accident, some miles down the river from the
point where he fell in.
Our friend CORBIN, manager of the First
ward grocery store, has more than realized
the prophecies we INDUCED in concerning him
when he took charge of the establishment
Not only has he largely increased the retail
trade, but is doing an immense business in
buying and shipping butter. His reputation
as butter buyer extends all over the eastern
part of the county and he has secured many
choice daires already this season. If you de-
sire the finest quality of butter for family