The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-28
FEW WORDS.

Lively writer Tells the Story Of The
Happenings Of Week In and About
Old Carbon.
z Carter q Co., Beaver Meadow, will
repair their breaker.
2 The poor house at Laurytown is to
have a steam laundry.
4 James Boyle, Of Audenreid, at
tackled with insanity, is now in the
Danville Insane asylum.
= Lehigh Valley shop men will run |
an excursion 10 Glen Onoko during |
June.
The children of Beaver Meadow
are being visited with an epidemic in
the form of a sore throat.
William D. Roberts, of Honey
Brook, fell in a screen at breaker No.
4, Audenried, on Friday and when
found on Saturday afternoon he was
dead.
The Beaver Meadow Social Club
rendered a delightful program success
fully to large audience in Odd Eel
lows Hall, at the above place, on Friday
evening
Z Diclie Williams, of Ha2leton, will
be backed to shoot Lloyd, of Morea, an
even pigeon match for 5000, or if Freed,
of Weatherly, gives Williams one bird
out of fifteen he can be accommodated
| with a match.
TThere is some talk in Beaver Mea-
dow of building public hall This is
something much needed in that place,
but unless some of its citizens, who
have a mortgage on the place, show a
little more energy in the future than
in the past, the town will be without
hall.-EXchange.
4 We understand that arrangements
are now under way for an excursion to
Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko about
the middle of July by the Young Peo-
ple's Union of the First NJ. r. church of
Dover.-Doyer, n. j., Index.
4 Michael Connell, ST., one of Beaver
Meadows best known residents, died
Sunday evening after an illness of
short duration. lie was aged 81 years.
A family of 8 children survive him.
z An attempt was made to burglarize
the Catholic parsonage at Summit Hill
recently. The burglars had gained en-
trance, and we're proceeding to approp.
riate valuable articles when they were
scared away by the inmates A gold
. I 81 sah Al lao fpfa
to melt, was found ON the floor of the
room in which they were operating.
Z Great preparations are being made
for the dedication of st. Mary's Greek
Catholic church on Pleasant Hill, Au.
denreid on Sunday, the Goth. Special
trains will be run from Mt Carmel and
: Wilkesbarre over the Valley road
About twenty five societies from all
points in the region are expected to
be present and fully two thousand uni
formed men will parade.
81. M. Werner, of Lansford, and
Miss Lizzie Whitehouse, of vii.
mington, Delaware, were married at
the former place by Squire Werner
the groom's father, on Saturday even.
! ing. Milton Werner was groomsman
, and Miss Lizzie Hill, of Lehighton, was
bridesmaid. The affair was private
only the close friends of the contract.
ing parties being present.
I The congregation of the Presbyter.
) an Church, Weatherly, gave an ami
Iversary sociable in their church and
, the rooms connected with it, on Fri.
day evening, it being the 10th ami,
, versary of their pastor, j. p. Mof'at's
work among them. The evening was
very pleasantly passed in playing
charades and games, and atlo.30 p. m
q they all sat down to an elegantly pre-
, pared supper in the Sunday schooI
} room. Anniversary services were
held ON Sunday morning and eve
. ming when the choir, as usual, render
/ ed some very pretty pieces. The church
, was very tastily decorated for the oc
) casion.