Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.


the Summer vacation.
Mile LEQUIN has gone out of town for
few weeks of rest and recreation.
Mrs. BORDEN, of Ithaca is visiting in this
place She is the guest of Mrs. w. A. CHAM
BERLIN.
Mrs. GOODRICH is visiting in biladelphia,
and will spend day or two in Hazleton on
her way home.
Judge LINN and the attorneys engaged in
the railroad suit, took a ride over the S. L. e
S. road yesterday in special train.
JAS. KIRwIN, the baggage man, has been
awarded the contract for carrying the mail
between the post office and l.. V. depot.
Mrs. G. r. MACFARLANEis is in Washington
to attend the wedding of her sister Miss
BRADLEY. The bride-elect visited in this
place last year.
Mr. W. V. Duggan, who recently gradual
ell at the Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
has accepted the Principalship Of the Barclay
Graded School and commences Monday next.
The people wanted HIM to commence imme-
diately on his arrival home, he begged how
ever a weeks respite from the hard work of
the past year.-ScbOM Journal
c. l.. TRACY hns just purchased from Nc
INTYRE 81 SPENCER an elegant four-passen-
ger phaeton, of their own manufacture. The
carriage is creditable to the makers and does
honor to their skill and workmanship. Mr..
TRACY deserves praise for patronzng home
manufacturers, and we have no doubt he has
got better job than the high-prced city fac
tories would have given him.
s. w. BUCK OF LeRaysyilIe was caller at
this Office yesterday. His friends are urging
him to become a candidate for county COM
missioner on the democratic ticket. He would
make an excellent officer, but as Mr.. RAN
SOM has given entire satisfaction and the par
~ don't stand much of Il show of eectng but
ole commissioner. we opine wills will have
to wait more convenient occasion.
Our enterprising fashionable tailor f. P.
GRADY, gave his faithful apprentice, Mr.. j.
T. SMITH, a tattering evidence of his valu-
able service, the other evening by the persen-
taton of Il watch and chain. Mr.. SMITH
completed his apprenticeship on Saturday.
The following is handsomely engraved on the
inside OF the ease: presented by f. P. GRA-
DY to j. L. SMITH. June 18th, 1881" The
valuaba present also bears testimony to Mr..
GRADY'S prosperity.
We find in the San Autanio, (Texas), daily
EtpreyS of Aay 29th. the following very COM
plimentary resolutions in regard to the re-
moval from that post Of Or. 4. L. BUFFING-
TON, y. S. a. Surgeon. The Doctor resided
here with Col. EDWARDS family when boy
aud was one Of the first students at the Sus-
quehanna Collegiate Institute. He is a BROTH
er of Mrs l.. L. RODGERS and has many
friends in Towanda who will be pleased to
hear of his popularity:
At meeting of the citizens Of Rio Grande
City, Texas, on May II, 1881, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS: The removal Of A. L. BUF-
FtNGTON, II. D., y. A. s., L. S. A., From
Fort RinggOd, Texas, in compliance with
military orders, presents Il suitable opportun-
lty to express the esteem we have for the
doctor. his beneNolence as a physician and
gentleman. He has been a resident among us
for upwards Of seven years.
His departure from our midst is deeply re-
GREETED by the citizens of Rio Grande City,
who feel they are losing a friend who was al.
ways ready to assist the afflicted.
We do most sincerity trust the loss of our
friend and bcnefactor will be to his adyan-
tage professionally and otherwise.
ReSOtUed, That the secretary of this
meeting be instructed to transmit a copy of
these preambles and resolutions TO A. l..
BURLINGTON, M. D.. also that the same be
published in San Antonio papers and Army
and Navy Journal.