The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-30
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CARRoLLTowN. PA, Nov. goth, 1855.
EDITOR FREEMAN A Thanksgiving
ball is being neld here. Everybody is in
vited to attend.
Mr.. J. V. Scanlan, who superintends the
business for A. c. Buck S Co, at this place,
Is now in CleaTfield attending court. Mr..
s. will likely return to-day.
Your solicitor had the pleasure of taking
another trip on Sunday through Hastings
and St. Bonifsce. Mr. Wm- Waltz, one of
your compositcTs, who kindly iovited me to
accompany him, expressed himself as being
really astonished at the number of build
inCs erected at the former place.
Mr.. Adam Fees, the accommodating hack
driver, took out his sleigh for the first time
on Tuesday. He says the sleighing is Ordi>
narilU good.
Messrs. c. y. Buck and Isidore Binder,
of this place. are having buildings erected
at Hastings. 1t is the intention of the form
er to open furniture store, but the latter
is undecided AZ present as TO what he may
embark in. We wish both eentlemen suc>
cess.
Master Ben. Waltz, a deserving young
man. who had been employed by Messrs.
| Gels. Foster & Quinn, Of JOhnstOwn, has
accept d a position in the store of Messrs.
Monroe 81 Co, at Hastings. We are sure
| Ben will give entire satisfaction TO his en-
| pIoyers.
| Railing matches have been numerous
here the past couple of weeks. The sue
cessful participants are all right. but those
/ who were unsuccessful no doubt feel like
saying-well. won't say what.
Turkeys are plentiful at the Eagle Hotel.
The boarders are not dissatisfied.
Mr.. Harry Bender. of the firm of Wetsel
& Bender. and Miss Emma Schettig. dasgh>
ter of Mr.. Adam Scaettig, OF Cambria town.
ship, were married in St. Benedict's church,
this place, on Tuesday morning. The at
tendants were Mr. Geo. NJ. Snyder ana Miss
Lucy Schettig sister Of the bride. The
many friends of the contracting parties join
with your correspondent in wishing them a
life of prosperity and happiness.
Mr.. John Shortencarrier. who was re.
Gently married, will take up his residence in
the north end of town.
Mr.. Simon Lantzy. the eentlemanly pro-
prietor of the hotel at Germantown. made
his trip mp Salt river on Saturday last He
occupied a seat in the boat and was ae-
companied BY the drum corps of that place
The valuable dog owned By Mr.. Caleb 4.
Gray, OF Hastings, was killed this week by
being run over by train of cars. It's head
was entirely severed from its bady.
Mrs. Bender, widow of Mr. Jacob Bender,
deceased, died at the residence OF her son.
in law. Thomas SwitZler. in Carroll town
ship yesterday morning Her remains will
be inferred in ST. Benedie:'s cemetery 20,
morrow (Friday).
Sheriff Gray, who was unwell the early
part OF the week, is, we are glad to state,
Telling much better.
The telephone wire between this place
aud Eoensburg vas found to be out OF
order on Tuesday. The difficulty was
caused by the breaking of the wire near the
farm of Mr.. j. W. SharSaush. Mr.. c. a
Buck was promp, In having Il repaired.
Mr. 4. Scott Williams and DIR. G.. II
Sloan succeeded in killing six rabbits yes
terday.
Special services are being held Ia ST. Ben
ediets Church TO DAY, it being Thanks
giving.
James McGowan. who had been employed
at Hastings, departed this morning for hi
home in Centre county. where he expects q
work until spring, after which time he will
return and settle among MS friends here.
Mr.. e. c. McCombie is nursing pet" il
the shape OF a sore hand.
Nearly all the sieishs in both livery stable
are engaged by the people OF this plae,
to-day Thanksgiving.
II It were not that our young folks havt
home amusement quite a number woul,
take in" the bop at Ebensbnrg.
The blacksmith shop or Wetsel * Berde
is now under course Of erection. WhsI
completed IL will present fine appearance
Mr.. Philip Blum, formerly OF this place
died in Altoona one day this week Hi
remains were inferred in the cemetery at til,
place above mentioned. Y.