Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-10-19
-FOUR ROUTES
Changed

ment of the rural free delivery routes
emanating from the Danville post
office has been received by Post Mas
ter W. l.. Gouger. The changes will go
into effect Oh the first of November.
The changes on the Danville routes
are the result of visit to this city
from Rural Inspector Shoenberger
made early in September. The routes
to be changed are Nos /. 2, 3 and 4.
The other routes will remain the same
as heretofore. The changes greatly i'm
prove the rnral service that centers in
Danville, and among other things in
creases to n considerable extent the
number of homes that will be served
daily with mail by the rural carriers.
Below are given the four rearrang-
ed routes as they will be after the first
of November:
ROUTE NO. 1, has been changed to
take Bald Top and returning to enter
Danville by way of the dug road. A
number of new subscribers are added
to this route. No. 1 now runs from
the Danville post office north and
northwest to Mausdale; west to Tenn
pie corner north to +. w. Diehl cor
ner west to Davis corner; northwest
and northeast to Purton corner north
and west to Bogart corner; west.
southwest and northwest to Flick cor
ner; northeast to Long corner; north
west and southwest to Robinson school
house; westerly and southwest to J.
Billmeyer corner; southeast and south
via Oak Grove to Berger corner; east
to Shepperson; southwest and south
east on Bald Top road to Danville
post office. Length of route, 90. 8
miles,
ROUTE NO. 2 has been rearranged
and bettered, or 10 new homes being
served. The carrier on No. 2 will leave
the post office and go northeast and
northwest and north on Washington
vile road via Mausdale and Penn ho-
tel to A. J. Carr corner; southeast and
east to Dietrich corner; southeast and
southwest to Ed. Boyer corner south
east to Dyer corner; northerly and
northwest to H. Cooper corner; east
to Ortman corner; southeast, south and
southwest to Hendrickson corner west
to Thomas Rogers place and retrace:
south and southwest to Blue corner /;
east to Wintersteen corner; south,
southeast and southwest to Danvills
post office. Length of route, 49, l miles.
ROUTE NO. 3 has been improved
both for carrier and patron and sever
al new homes have been included on
the route. On No. 3 the carrier will
leave the Danville post office and go
northeast and northwest to Forks;
easterly and northeast to Styer corner;
east to Paul Mausteller place and re-
trace to Styer west to Benfield cor
ner; north to Williams corner easter
ly to Moore corner; northeast and
northwest via Swenoda to Crossley
corner; southwest to Sheep school
house; northerly to A. Shultz shop;
southwest to B. Shultz corner; south
east and southerly to Sidler corner;
southwest to Forks; southeast and
southwest to Dauville post office.
Length of route, 2l.7 miles.
ROUTE No. has been rearranged
so as to accommodate about new
patrons. The carrier will leave the
Danville post Office and go northeast
and east on Bloomsbury road to Hag
enbuch corner; north to Foust corner:
northwest to Everett corner northeast
and north via Gulliver corner to d.
Purcell corner; west to Moore school
house south, southwest and west to
E. White corner; north to S. W. Pur-
cell corner; east to Moore school
house; north to Evarts corner: west
to Sandal corner northwest, west and
southwest to Kase corner; north and
west to Bennett corner; south and
southwest to Forks; southeast and
southwest to Danville post office.
Length of route, 90. 8 miles.
The prospective patrons on the re-
arranged routes should show their ap-
probation of the service that is being
extended to them by procuring and er-
Getting their boxes at once, and there
by being i'll readiness on the first Of
November. Boxes can be procured
from any of the hardware dealers in
Danville. The specifications that must
be complied with, in regard to the
boxes can be seen posted in the Dan.
vile post office corridor.