Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Miss BEEBE returned to her home IN Owe
go last evening.
Hon. III. W. WILLIAMS and wife of Wells
boro celebrated their silver wedding on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. III. T. JUNE and WILLIE MCCLEN-
THEN have gone to Philadelphia to remain
three or four weeks.
A young man named CONNOR, employed in
the Athens Bridge shops, had finger torn
off while at work on Wednesday.
p. III. BUCK has been in town this week,
and has been the guest of his son, Cashier
BUCK, of the Citizens National Bank.
A Mr.. HART of Philadelphia has been in
town this week looking over the Reporter
office with view to purchasing the estab-
lishment.
Judge MERCUR has taken rooms at the Lo-
chiel and will make that famous hostelre his
abode during the present session of Supreme
Court in Harrisburg.
Our former townsman, f. E. BARBER, Esq
has been elected director of gold mining
company organized in Mcpherson, Kan. to
operate In Arizona and New Mexico.
Mrs. STONE of Philadelphia and Mrs. C..
MANLY of Alba are spending a week with
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. SMITH at
their pleasant North Towanda home.
Mrs. Doctor MONTANYE and son FRANK,
and Miss HELEN TRACY and her niece UIIA
TRACY, went to New York yesterday morn
ing where they will remain several weeks.
Mrs. MORRIS LEWIS. who had been spend
ing several weeks in this place, sailed from
New York for Germany yesterday. She re-
turns to the g fad9r land' to reside with her
mother.
Mr.. TRUMBUIL, of Liberty Corners who
has been very seriously i'll of paralysis during
the past winter was able to attend church on
Sunday last. A pleasant surprise to his
neigebors and friends.
CHAs. FRALEY has removed his family to
Emira, N. Y, where he is now employed IN
the Pullman Palace Car Works. They have
resided here for long time and have large
circle of friends and acquantances who re-
gret to part with them.
f. f. GOFF was elected Borough attorney
at the last meeting of The Common Council
of South Wavery-owing to the large
amount Of business to be transacted by that
Borough this year, it must prove largely re-
munerative.- JVdUerly Reuier.
In referring to the retirement from office
of Auditor General SCHELL, the Harrisburg
PdtriO1 pays our esteemed friend E. HER
RICK this compliment: " Mr.. EDWARD HER
RICK, the intelligent and capable clerk of the
department, was his right hand"
President r. A. PACKER, of the p. & n. v.
Il. Il. Co., and wife returned from the SOUTH
where they have been spending the winter,
last evening. Those who saw Mr.. p. as he
passed up on No. 2, say he appeared much
improved in health and was looking well.
DR.. C. II. SCOTT of Sayre was thrown from
his horse Wednesday afternoon, sustaining
quite painful injuries. He was cut and bruised
about the head and was unconscious for sew
eral hours, but was able to be aronnd yester-
day. The Doctor is Il son Of our townsman,
VIM. SCOTT.
Mr.. c. J. ELLIS of Towanda, Iagent for the
American Encyclopedia made us II pleasant
II the other day while canvassng our town.
We congratulate our friends Dr. G.. S. DU-
sENBURY and w. b. FAYsoN ou having pur-
chased this valuable and interesting work,
which is library of ITSELF LeRaysuMe
AdueTtiSer.
Our young friend, HARRY GORE, who has
been employed in DR.. III. c. PoRTER's drug
store, for several years past, leaves this morn
ing for Oswego, n. Y, where he is to en-