Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Judge MORROW has gone to Philadelphia.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN Is still very i'll at
his residence on Lime Hill.
j. r. CLAGHORN, President S. L. & S. r.
X. CO.. is registered at the Ward House.
B. l.. BALDWIN who form erly resided here
and who has been living at Dushore for tie
past few years has removed to Athens and
will take charge of the bakery there.
A. Is. ALLYN and wife of Orwell left for
Minnesota yesterday morning Their object
i've point is Minneapolis. If suited with tie
country they expect to make their home in
the West.
Our announcement the other morning that
Mrs j. +. SHAUT was visiting her parents in
this place, proved to be little premature,
but we now have the pleasure of assuring
the adys many friends that she has actually
arrived and is stopping at her fathers on
William street.
DIR. FLESCHUTT of East Towanda has NOV
ed into the house on Center st. which has
been occupied by Mr.. BLAIR. We under
stand the doctor intends to resume the prac-
ice of medicine. He has many friends in
this vicinity, and will no doubt build up an
extensive practice Dush0re Re0ier.
We regret to learn that r. G. MILLER, who
has been in the employ of NJ. +. ROsENFIELD
for long time, is about to remove to Penn
Yam. n. Y, to engage in business REED is
one of our very best citizens, and we congrat-
ulate the good people of Yates county on
their excellent lnck in securing him and his
wife as residents. In common with all their
friends here we wish them all the prosperity
they desire, which cannot be more than they
deserve.
A Mr.. MCFARLANE Of Elnira who ar
rived at the Ward House last evening, was
surprised and amused at the familiarity with
which he was addressed by Clerk ENNIS, as
he had no recollection of ever having met the
gentleman before. Judge OF the strangers
astonshment at being accosted several times
during the evening as PAT, and being made
the object of W fm congratulations by per-
sons he had never met before. The mystery
was solved when Mr.. MCFARLANE was in
formed that he is in appearance the exact
counterpart of our former well-known popu-
lar townsman. PAT PHELAN, who now re-
sides in Topeka Kan.
We find the following sketches of our Sen-
atOrS and Representatives in Smull'S Hand
Book. Though not very elaborate, they will
be read with interest by our readers many of
whom we presume are not aware that Sena-
tor DAVIES is 4 foreigner:
WILLIAM r. DAVIES, Bradford county,
was born in GlanmOrganshire, Wales S,Dccem-
ber 20, 1881; educated at 0wegO Academy,
L.
gagged i'll the practice of that profession; was
district attorney OF Bradford county. 1868 to
1868; Senator 1877 to $780, and reelected TO
the Senate for term of four years, from De-
cember, 1880.
Elisha Lewis Hills, of Bradford county,
was born in Hcrrick township, Bradford
county. Pa, January 10, 1916; educated at
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute, and at La
fayette College, at which latter institution be
graduated in 1872; was brought up on farm,
but engaged in teaching. subsequently study
ing law; was admitted to the Bradford coun-
ty bar in 1875, and now in practice.
Joseph II. Marsh, of Bradford county, was
born in Pike township, Bradford county. Pa,
May /, 1922; educated in the public schools,
and brought up on farm; subsequently en-
gagged in the manufacture of furn ture, but is
at present farming; elected Il member of the
House of representatives., from Bradford
county. in 1868. and in 1864 from Bradford
and Sullivan counties; was county auditor III
1878.
Luman d. Taylor, of Bradford county, was
born at Granville, Bradford county, Pa, No
vember 2S, 1920; was educated in the common
schools, and engaged in school teaching; at
present in the agricultural and mercantile
business; was postmaster at Granville Centre
about twenty-five years.
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