The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-03-15
FREEBURG.
(7oo late for last issue.i

A number OF our citizens are pre-.
pairing to move -. Il. F. Henirick.
spent a day in Richfeld with hi.
brother. Harvey Meyer and family
moved to Liverpool Tuesday go.
The horse sale held last Friday wa.
well attended, horses sold tor fail
prices. The l96th sale will be helc
Friday, March 9, at the same stables
......... Allen Brown, son of Hon
Henry Brown, died Sunday nooI
after an illness of two weeks, ageC
II years and , months. The fun
eral was held Wednesday at p. M.
and attended by large number O
friends. His pastor. Rev. w. A
Haas, ofiiciated. Young and ole
mourn the loss of one so young. Th,
members of the High School Of
which he had been member have
shown marked respect by draping
his desk in mourning and adopted q
suitable badge to be worn by each
member until the close of the term
They also purchased beautiful
floral design. Flowers were also
purchased by the Sunday School and
Cat .chetical Glass of which he had
been member at the time of his
death. His unassuming, gentle dis
POSITION won for him many friends
The remains were inferred in Fair
View Cemetery.
THIS WEEKS NEWS.
Edward Meyer and family moved
to Liverpool Tuesday. ....... Miss
Lottie b. HiIbish left for ReaGing
where she will spend some time.
sunday morning. services were con-
Quoted in the X. and l.. church by
Rev. ID. q. Druckenmiller, Pastor
.....Miss Rose Dunkelberger has
been spending some time among
friends in 'Sunbury. Mrs. Henry
Brown and daughter, Miss Julia,
of Cocolamus were visiting among
friends and relatives during the past
week. IF. S. Glass, Esq, and Miss
Olive Il. Beaver spent Thursday in
kratzerville. The horse sale on
FRIDAY was well attended-average
SlO4. Geo. +. Miller and wife
attended the funeral of his brother,
Capt. Lewis Miller, Monday Prof.
f. &. Bowersox visited the schools
of the township during the week..
The teachers Of Washington town
ship he'd their regularsemi-monthly
meeting Flint Valley Friday eve.
Their next meeting is to be held at
Red Bank school,. Memorial exercises
will be held Sunday afternoon by the
school Immediately after
their regular hour OF meeting, in
honor ofthe memory of its member,
Allen M. Brown, deceased. AT
an early hour, Wednesday morning,
the sad news of the death of one of
our aged citizens, Hon. Geo. c.
Meyer, passed through our town.
The Judge had been an invalid for
several months, suffering from
lropsy which, owing to his age, his
physician was not able to relieve.
He quietly passed away Tuesday
,vening at 1870, aged 81 years.
The deceased was an esteemed citi-
zen, his adyice being sought in many
affairs. At the time of his death
lie was member of the board of
directors of the First National Bank
'f Selinsgrove, which position he had
'eld for many years. But especially
will he be missed in his church, he
)eing a member of the Reformed
and faithful trustee
If the same up to his death. And
trough his special efforts has the
R. and l.. church been handsomely
'emodeled. The funeral took place
saturday morning and was largely
attended. The services were con-
lucted by Rev. w. A. Haas and
Rev. Druckenmiller, the interment
,elng made in Fairview Cemetery.
P. l.. Hains directed the obsequies
Harris Bower, Esq, of Middleburg
spent Monday even n ; in this place,
yladdeniug the heart of one of our