Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
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JOHN BEAMAN is spending day or two
with his Towanda friends ..-. ..I
RoBT. I'll. SAYRE, Chief Engineer of the L.
V. r. r., is registered at the Ward House. -
Rev. GEORGE SHAFFER and wife of Mos
cow, Lackawanna county, are visiting their
cousin, Mrs. DENNIS CLARK, In this place.
Misses SARAH and SUE RAIN have gone to
Cooperstown, n. Y, to visit Mr.. JARVIS
family. They expect to be absent several
days.
President PACKER and family left Sayre
yesterday for the Thousand Islands, where
they will occupy their pleasant cottage, 'Idle-
Wild" until the first of September.
Rev. JOHN S. BEERS having accepted call
to Church in Massachusetts, has rendered
his resignation as rector Of Christ Church,
to take effect the middle of September. The
resignation has been accepted by the vestry.
L. C. BURT, ESD. general agent Charter
Oak Life Insurance Co., is in town. He re-
ports the Company in prosperous condition
and making rapid strides toward regaining
what it lost during the financial troubles of
four years ago.
Doctor EYER, of Waupacca, Wis, who
married our cstmable yonng lady friend, Miss
BELLE LAMeN; is TOW doubIy7happy. His
good wife presented him with beautiful girl
baby on Friday last. Like most other first
babies, it weighed exactly nine pounds. mo
ther and baby both doing we'll"
Everybody can afford to go on the eXcnr-
sion to Watkins. .u+
Be sure and purchase your tickets for Nj
agara on or before Saturday night and save
% cts. ...t..
For the information of physicians and the
public generally, we print on our fourth page
the law regulating the registration of medical
and surgical practitioners.
The Wyalusing NJ. f. Sunday School will
Picnic.in WELLEs' Grove Saturday afternoon
August 9th, and give Sunday School EXer-
else in the Church the same evening. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
THE DoCToRs.-The following additional
registration of doctors was made yesterday:
James w. Parsons, M. D., Canton boro.;
New York Medical University, Feb. IS, 1880.
Nolney Homet, NJ D., Camptown; Jeffer-
son Medical College, March s, 1856. Asst
Surgeon 7th Penn. Reserves 1862 to 1864.
The largest pic mic of the season was the
one which visited the EILFNBERGER trout
ponds yesterday, under the auspices of the
M. E. Sunday School. The company number
ed 500, filling eight cars, and the day was en-
joyed to the fullest extent by all who partci-
pated. The receipts covered the expenses
and left Il handsome margin. The delightful
music dscoursed by Germania band was en-
joyed by both old and young. No accident
occurred to mar the pleasure of any one.
The managers of the Niagara Falls eXcur-
sion for next Tuesday, were in Towanda yes
terday to remind us again of this rare treat
in store for us. Their work. is being done
with great care, and no expense is sparednec-
essary to make the day one of pleasure and
profit to all. The managers are perfectly re-
liable, all business men of Ithica, we'll known
as upright and trustworthy dealers, so that
we are perfectly safe in resting upon their
representations. They promise wonderful
chance for view of all that can be seen at
Niagara Falls at the least expense of time
and money. Their business reputation is at
stake so we need have no fear of failure. Let |
no one fail to embrace this rare offer made us
by these gentlemen. Come one and all! Let |
us on to Niagara!