The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-08-05
From the County Scat.
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-Promising-Fall crops.
Cool and refreshing-The weather.
I'm market-Pesches and contelopes.
Apparently hanging ire--The building
Of the new school house.
An extensive improvement has been
added to the American House.
Robert s. White and Thomas Cole spent
last Sunday at Csrey's Lake, Pa.
--Drs. J. A. Myers and W. A. Cortright
who were In attendance ut the State Dental
Convention which met at Wiliamsport, ,PssJ
lost week returned home last Saturday.
On last Wednesday evening one Of Che
Hungarians employed by the l.. V. r. RI
Co., below packerton while walking on the
track, was struck by No. s passenger train
aud almost instantly killed.
Miss Emma Cortright returned home
on last Saturday night, after an absence ul
six weeks among her friends IN the north l..
crn part Of the Stale
Mrs. Charles Giduer,or West Broadway,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bar
ton, at Weatherly.
Mrs. Robert Tobias has presented her
husband with a young sou, and OF course he
is happy.
&C. rion Stroh and Amos Bradley, are
enjoying the sea breeze at Ocean Grove aud
are stopping at the Lake Shore House,
which is the popular resort for Maucb
| Chunkers.
Mrs. George Long made flying visit
to White Haven on Saturday last and re
turned on Tuesday.
On Wednesday last Miss Joe Bubcook
Robert and Julius Heberling aud Harry
Belfnrd, left fUf Ocean Grove,f for health aud
| recreation.
The officers Of the l. o. G. Templars OF
this place were publicly installed on last
Thursday evenirg,and able and appropriate
addresses was delivered by E. D. Nichols of
Wilkesbarre. Pa.
-Ex Gov. Hnrtrnnft and daughters visit.
ed our borough on Monday last, and while
here stopped at the Mansion House.
Miss Maggie Wilhelm, who has been
visiting friends in Allentown ana Bethle-
hem, returned home on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Messiah Fegley, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. DeHart, are visiting
friends at White Haven.
The upper pattern shop on the Lower
Foundry premises is being fitted up for a
band room, to be occupied by the Phoenix
Cornet Band.
Miss Emma Butler, daughter Of r. Q.
Butler, is visiting relatives in Connecticut,
Alfred Twining, of Scranton, visited
his brothers Edgar and G. W. Twining, on
Monday last.
"A veranda is being built by the L. v.
r. r. Co., the entire length OF the platform
IN front of their depot here, for the conven-
fence and protection of the travelling public.
An excursion from Elmira, New York,
over the L. V. r. R., visited this place on
last Wednesday. While here they took in
the switzerland and its romantic scenery,
including Glen 0noko and the Switch Back.
-NEEDsb.-The common sense of older
times exercised by parents in bringing up
their children. For it is painfully apparent
to every observing person that our youth are
sadly neglected and foolishly permitted tc
grow up thoughtlessly and reeklebsly
through eHtrayagant indulgence, not onlj
wilfully disobedient, but entirely Ignoring
parental authority and diregarding publ,
opinion doing as they list. In view Of thi
lamentable fact no marvel that our dali,
and weekly papers are loaded WITH news .
deeds sickening TO read and horrible to col
template. The sad result of not needing th
admonition, "Train up a child ih the wa,
it should goj and when he is old he will no
depart from it, for it is written that he tha
, loves his child will not spare the rod.
JUSTICE,