Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

FRANK KINGsBURY has taken a position
at FITCH's.
Miss EVA NJ. JOHNSON, of this place is Wis
itlng friends in Standing Stone.
Mrs. FRANK BROWN, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. KENYON, in Athens, is
home again.
BOB WILLIAMS has received the official no.
tification of his appointment to a cadetship
at West Point.
G. S. ACKLEY and wife returned last even
ing after sojourn of three weeks on their
farm in Tuscarora.
DR.. MILLER, general agent of the PhcniX
Life Insurance Co., Hartford, CT, is in town
looking after the interests of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. WHITCoMB have returned
from Camp TAYLOR" and Mrs. w. will
visit her parents in Nunda, \. Y, next
week.
Rev. w. G. RAYMOND, of West Franklin
made us pleasant call the other day and
gave substantial evidence of his appreciation
of the REVIEW, by becoming a subscriber.
A telegram yesterday announced the safe
arrival at Waupacca of Mr.. and Mrs. CHAM
BERLIN, and contained the gratifying intell-
gence that they found Mrs. MoNTANYE i'm
proving.
A parly composed of Mr.. and Mrs. CHAs.
JOHNSON, their guests, l.. A. PIERCE and
wife, and Mr.. and Mrs c. j. ALLEN, spent
several days trout fishing in Sullivan county
this week.
Cadet ROBERT WILLIAMS is preparing for
the hazing he expects to experience at West
Point in September, when he dons his uni
form and begins to play soldier, by rustlca
ting in Eastern Bradford.
The Rev. j. S. BEERS, of Towanda, will
preach at Laporte on Sunday morning, at
Thorndale Sunday evening, at Sugar Point
school house, Davidson, Mondey evening land
at Eagesmere Tuesday evening.-Dushore
ReUielc.
Mr.. S. w. RODGERS has resigned his posi-.
1ion in the Canton National Bank and accept
ed a situation as foreman of QUE department
of a large manufacturing establishment in
Minneapolis, Mimi. We regret to lose 50
valuable citizen, but are glad that Mr.. r
HAS DecH loIlulldlc enough 10 Secnre Dertn
where his valuable services will be rewarded
Mr.. NELSON WELLES, of Elmira, LINCOLN
and FISHER WELLEs, of Wyalusing, accom-.
panied by SAMUEL COLT and f. Z. VINCENT
of our town, started for the waters of Bow.
mans Creek, on Tuesday morning, fully
equipped for weeks camping out. They
expect to capture quantity of trout.-Du.
Shore Rcoie1C.
Rev. DAVID CRAFT, who is to occupy the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church in
this city next Sunday, has for many years
been pastor of the Presbyterian Church in
Wyausing, Pa, and will be remembered as
having delivered the :" Historical Address" al
the Sullivan Centennial here two years ago
He is man of ability and an excellent pi each.
er. Go and hear hm.-E1naira Adceniser.
Judge PATTON of Ohio, brother of the
late Gen. PATTON, is visiting his relatives
Mrs. j. j. GRIFFITHS and Hon. j. G. PAT.
TON, in this place. The Judge has out-llved
mans allotted period, but is still vigorous
and active. He was assistant u. S. District
Attorney during JACKSON'S administration
and subsequently for many years President
Judge on the Pittsburg bench. At present
he is member of the Ohio legislature. He
had not becnin Towanda before in twenty.
five years.
PULLMAN & HAMILTON'S Circus is booked