The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-01-03
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ing is excellent.
The Xmas services Of the 8. 3. Of
this place were held on the eve. Of the
oath, as announced. The trees were
laden with lots Of good things and the
recipients were made glad rs THAR
names were called out. 1t was indeed
a merry time for the little ones.
Christmas day passed of very quiet
ly In our village. There may have
been a little beer drinking but no
drunkenness.
Ella Hassinger, an attractive yonng
lady from above town, mingled In Ad-
amsburgh society during Xmas week.
Despite the cold, snowy, blowing
weather on Sunday before Christmas,
the Sunday schools were we'll attend
ed. 1t IL n cold day when the average
boy or girl will be left on the Sunday
before festival.
Al W. Markie, who is engaged in
the furniture factory IN Wllllansport,
spent the holidays With his parents
and friends In this place. Jack"
looks well and manly.
Our smiling frierd Miss Alma Hart
man, spent last week among friends
in Lewisburg and New Columbia.
Married. On the 27th ult., at the
residence OF DR.. Kennewel. by Rev.H.
w. Gross, james NJ. Miller OF Lime.
stone, Union county, aud Miss Lizzie
A. Showers of this place. A pleasant
company Of friends witnessed the ty-
ing of the everlasting bonds. The
bridesmaid was Miss Lizzie Bolender
and the grooins,nan was DIR. q. Il |.
gar Hassinger, both Of Middleburgn.
After partaking of n ll-prepared re.
past the party dispersed and the bride
and groom departed to spend the hon
ey-inoon in Philadelphia. We always
thought that James was too good
looking to go through life in single
blessedness, and as for the fair Lizzie,
the only wonder Is that she has been
able to- remain la maiden medita
ton fancy free so long with 40 many
admirers. Mr.. Miller was for several
years teacher of the Grauiiner School
Of this place, is u bright scholar and
stands at the head OF his profession
We extend our congratulations to the
happy couple.
Mrs. DIR. Mohn, Of Laurelton, took
in the wedding at this place, las
week.
Farmers will probably be interested
in knowing that the highest price Il
paid for produce by our merchants a
this place.
And now, girls. you can prepare t,
leap for IA husband 1884 is at hand.
Nathan Shambach, II proininen
citizen Of Port Trevorton, was in on
midst u few days ago.
Amos Bowersox aud wife Of Paxton
vile, worshiped in the Ev. church oil
Christmas evening.
Rev. Felker, OF New Berlin the Luth
eran preacher, has started u class o
catecumens at this place.
George Long has returned from
Bellevue, Ohio, after an absence o
about eight months. We are glad t.
see him in our midst again.
Our school teachers attended Insti
tute last week, they returned hoiu
on Saturday no doubt greatly beniht
ed.
II. +. Mohn, the champion sawyer
is still engaged in saving lumber 70
Walter, Hartman g. Co, near thi
place.
Prof. A, +. Gobble, Of New Berlil
preached IN the Ev. Church on SUI
day evening. The protracted meet
ing is still in progress.
w. II. Hartman and family, OF Mi
ilinburg, were the Christmas CUES,
OF John Mohn.
Cornelius Snyder, IN attractiv
young man Of Springcreek, Unio
county, was the guest OF his broth,
j. J.. Snyder, recently.
Constable Bingham is reported o
the sick list, Hope he will SOON l.
well again.
Miss Ella Sheary OF near MiffiiI
burg, accompanied by her two brotl
ers, were the guests Of S. +. Shear
on Sunday.
Mr.. Calvin Stetler, n wide awak
citizen OF Middlcburgh, was seen
our town few days ago.
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