The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-30
Reaae Township Items.

DEAR Freeman Miss Laura Davis. one
Of Reade townships most brilliant and re-
fined society bellies, has. we are pleased 10
note, Just recovered from tue effects of a Sc
we're cold.
The Beaver Dams in White township is
fast becoming famous as a resort for deer
Hunters learning this fact, are making that
locality the great object point OF their oper-
atoms.
Rev /. Krider, of Bellwood, will deliver
the Thanksgiving sermon in the Lutheran
church at Glasgow.
'Troxell Post" of Glasgow g. a r., Sons
of Veterans Washington camp, p. o. 5. a
and the Babtist denomination have accepted
an invitation to attend the services.
Jno. h Fiske, of Fiske. wreathed in
smiles as handsome as of yore, was visible
on the streets of Glasgow last Saturday.
Geo. Fox a. d +. A. Hay, two accom-
plished statesmen. interviewed the Glasgow
merchants on business, last week.
Last Sabbath was "Bible day" at the
Mountain Dale Baptist church. The occa-
sion was of a literary nature, very instruc-
tive and entertaining throughout.
Stanley Miller. of near Glasgow, who has
been laid up with quinsy during the past
week, is eonvalescing aud will soon be
able for duty again.
A large tubular street lamp, giving bril-
liant light. has been placed In front of the
| n. b. church. near Glasgow.
A vote was taken by the United Brethren
| of this locality last week 10 amend their
! church constitution and confession of faith.
| The vote stood favorable to The a1end>
ment.
j. II. Sharp, GlasGow's Snowman, is off
/ on a business tour, giving exhibitions 20
crowded honses, we presume.
a reunion of Jas. McCutney's family at
Mountain Dale will be held during the en-
suing week. The affair promises to be one
of unprecedented briilianey.
On last Sunday night snow began falling
and continued during a part of the follow
ing day. until the depth of about three ol
four inches was reached. AS this is the
first snow of any consequence this winter
the hunters are making good use of it In
tracking game. An occasional merry gin
gle of sleigh bells, too, is heard along oul
highways.
Rev. Kerr, of Altoona, a Lutheran minis
ter. famous as a lecturer, will lecture a
Glasgow on the evening OF Dec. 5th. Th'
proceeds will be used to purchase flags fol
the public schools
The new coal mines and town near Flynr
City has been christened Evansville.
w. a. Chaplin. of Flynn City. will dedi
cate the extensive annex building recently
completed to his hotel at that place durin,
this week. The grand opening will
no doubt, be a very enjoyable affair.
ID. E Motley is constructing a new sidini
near Fallen Timber and will have it read.
for shipping purposes by January
Isaac Yerrick & Company. merchants o
Fnnton. are building up a large trade
They are accommodating and square busi-
ness men. and we wish them success
Wm. Bowman, VINO had beer taken q
Philadelphia for medical tire atment of con
sumption, died in the hospital at that plac
on Wednesday of last week His body wa
sent home on Friday, and on Saturday wa
Inferred at the Cambria Mills cemetery
Mr.. B. has been a sufferer from this dreaC
disease for a long time. He Is about 3
years OF age and was married.
Rev. Smith. OF Mountain Dale. who wa
, summoned 10 the bed side OF his father b
Lycoming county, was sorely stricken to nm,
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reached there. The reverend gentleman ha
the cousollnG sympathy of a large circle o
. sincere friends.
The freight wreck. mentioned last weel
proved TO be one of the worst that has oe
CURED on the B. G.. r. +. for a long tune
Two engines were wrecked, one of thet
rendered entirely unserviceabIe, sewers
: freight cars reduced to spIinters. coal wit
which they were loaded, scattered prOmiscu
ously. but fortunately no one was huri
The scene OF the disaster was about a mil
, north of Glasgow. The repair hands wer
, at work at this point and rail had bee
taken up. On came the train and the en-
gines plunged forward on the ties. A cras
and iamb followed. but the engineers wer
fortunate enough to escape without injury
Considerable time and labor was required {
work OF the wreck and allow trains to pas
The Alpine Hotel at Flynn City rank
among the best in Cambria county. Ii
unqusstiOnaoly the finest in every IespeC
along the e. * Z. r. X. from COalport {
Cresson. Improvement after improvement
; is being continuously added to It. Its regis
, ter shows the extensive trade tie house ha:
In looking over the Alpine register for ia
last week. we find the names OF the follow
ing persons recorded Xe-es Alfred, of S
Louis, Mo-; Geo. w. Brown. Altoona; +. a
Shoemaker. Eoensburg; AnIhony McGaney
Chest Springs: Geo. Burbe, Punxsutawuey
F. y. Adams, ST. Augustine; w. a. Eli
Muncy; d. c. Fly, CoaIport, and j. L. Gil
Latrobe.
Ed. and w. J. Chaplin, OF Coaport. wer
the guests of the host and hostess of th
Alpine HOtel last Sabbath. r.
school Report.