The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
FROM PARRYvILLE.

Ed Hahn, of Franklin, eirclsd here
on Monday.
Robert Dunbar, Of Hokendaaaaa.
was in town on Tuesday.
Samuel Dunbar, of StemlersvilIe.
cireled among friends in the iron hor.
ough on Monday.
A car shifting in No. 3 stock house
Of the Carbon Iron d Steel Company.
the other day, jumped the track and
colllded With corner post Of q large
shed, badly demolishing the north end
OF the structure.
Mrs. IL; d Snyder, accompanied BY
her family of interesting children.
Sundayed pleasantly at the home OF
her parents in Big Greek.
Ulysses Lauer and wife,of Slatedale.
were guests of Parryville friends on
Monday,
The Arner Brothers portable steam
saw mill located at this place for some
time, doing service for Jacob Peter, Mas
been removed to Millport where the
t1rm has an extensive contract.
Valley station agent, H. D. SNYDER.
did business at Bethlehem on last
Saturday.
The phonograph entertainment in
the Reformed church on Tuesday
evening, for the benefit Of that oon.
gregation, was well patrOnized.
W. M. Pursell and wife were at
WllkeSbarre this week where they had
the pleasure of witnessing the KniRkt
Pemplar conclaYe.
DR.. Thomas ]. Solt, late of this end
of Carbon county, bat now of FairView.
Pa, where he has large aAd lucrative
practice, was seeing friends here this
week.
Rev. Kershner, the able and efficient
pastor of the Reformed congregation,
will discourse II special apprepriatS
sermon to the members Cf Columbus
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, on Sunday
evening when the members of that or
ganization will attend divine services
in body.
1t is reported that Miss Pssy Snyder
and Emanuel Arner, young people OF
this neighborhood, viii soon be united
In the golden boRds of wsdloek.
Francis Dorward, of Franklin tsvn-
ship, was here on Monday. DorWard
was one of the men who was severely
injured by the explosion of the boiler
while eXcavating for the pOWer house
for the electric railway at East Mauch
Chunk, last fall.
People here take it as very crafty
ing indication for better times that
NO. 3 furnace of the @. /. & s. Co is
TO be rebuilt, enlarged and improved
throughout. The furnace is now be-
ing razed TO the ground. The improve
ment Is big one; will entail great ex-
pense TO the company, but will greatly
increase the output. It is thought also
that No. ? furnace will be rebuilt.
It is expected that the infant class
room In the RefoBmed Sunday school
will, in the course Of few dAys. be
nicely and pleasantly furnished. The
members of the congregation are will
ing workers In Gods vineyard and no
effort is spared to beautify and i'm
prove both inside and outside the Odi-
ice, and to this end the yard around
the church will be graded and put in
grass.
Interest IN the ParFyvilIe postmaster
contest Is growing warmer. The pres
ent incumbent's commission expires
about July LIST, aud it is the conclusion
that the appointment will come on
time. The Office pays about so Ser
month. The Democratic applicants
are Prof. Traub aAd LAT. Brown. p. M.
Fields has also made application. He
has had the office for some years-the
business being conducted by his EN-
cieut daughter, Mrs. Stewart.
s.s
Express wagons, 70 cents and up