THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, April 13th, 1911, «om pa pr— ~~ BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS —C. M. Gramley, of Rebersburg, was a Bellefonte visitor on Tuesday. uk is responsi! le bridge bung Citizens who for the High Who? Harry heim Journal, mother in this le street Ie Fulton, a ty Mil spent plac po on ‘ormer postn Fans barefoot goods are belt A Son w R. Brandman, op street, Sat Appropriate music will be vices in the local church next Sunday Peter Saylor, on the Eyre job at Somerset, Wednesday of Justice wand Mrs n i who employed a a boss Shoemaker struction rival home A new set to the shop of on Bishop street, is a ment in that section 0Ol Keep and con Was an a on leading Henry recent steps the Acaden enptertainy Tat and in mind dramati house a and 6tl strel the opera May 6th be there. Bert Taylor smith shop near on Howard street use of in connt tracting wor: Edmund Je for New York cation hi visit I State Mrs John F has mo Bellefont Mill Hall fonte and Comparison © riket. Rev. C Brethrer of ? new floor) sireed plore Ww inspection welcomes The league after? = the fNeld are ler | ghen street and p I Hehe lege : commer unting pct ing June aermon bros: church or part of cellent M rol nt Muay ins the i pr ran wddressen for res Ings aries H Phil and J MeC lure Harvey Homerset, were Mr. and Mrs. James | MeClure, for a few days this week Charles has become a prominent al worney of the Quaker City, while the Intter holds a good position with the Byro-8hoemaker Construction Co The young men were called here to attend the funeral of thelr grand. mother, Mrs, Barah Hall, which was held from her late home at Heech Creek, on Saturday. They returned to their respective homes on Monday. 8 | adelphin wife, of their parents Enq. of MoClure guests of ana | afternoon i at C | moved IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS Mra. Russ with Seott el Blair friends Ripley friends In spent in TL.ock Haven Of Pittsburg Bellefonte yesterday Mrs. visiting irtin and WwW (tol ard Be and Hoy Reynolds kK Have Pittsburg the rip Marg wet Garner Philadslp! er who 1 the Methodist h in nurs ospital has the the near perty Anth View i an pri Inte Valley Smith and thi ad, pent 138 winter n will retur ding ve open Kk and down from 1} week snd Henner Mra. Frank Mr, Fry Altoona fo well ona last with his and daughter nt flush Hollow from Valleyview 10 months ago, and is with the change that he has offered his property at Valleyview at private sale. His son John holds a good position In the blackamith de partment of the FP promise of advancement. John Jus. tice also accompanied Mr. Fry to this place, where he will visit relations for a few days it All al days view pent " or n al Valle fannen, peveoral pleased RR. shops, with | 1 Mrs { 111 at her Welsh 1s Borough seriously sireet Thomas home on the Make A good program al Beenie night this week be there Mr. and Mrs Montgomery spent t Th | ery to it a point Crider and J Bellefonter in "1 | 1 who In rone Dorman Edward | Waddle Her Bellefonte Mrs. Har to Snydertow other "The Risen Schnecker, Presbyterian RECENT DEATHS : Mis ’ wha suryiy childre Mra Hinte College at A Ime sisters Axemann Mattie Houts Jr snd Mra. Helen Hohn the following brothers and Adam and Cornelius, of Wilson, of Madisonburs Frank, of Hellefonte Mre. Kate Corter, of Elk hart, Ind, The deceased worked af the axe factory at Axemfann, until | operations there ceased, and later for a great number of years drove the team for Keller's woolen mill. He wan la member of Bellefonte lodge 1. O. O, ¥. No. 154, both the subordinhte and | encampment, who will attend the fun- eral on Friday moming. Services will home be held at § o'clock, and interment be made in Bhiloh cemetery, HASTINGS Hastings died Creek It health About a ured oped se Enoch Beech Hast lant V ELE Thursday n Last nt noticed to ago home that Mr fall early his foot soning des afterward, ne« gE the imputation of the the ankle The ope egarded ns Heo ful and his began non ind blood tt nol ] veral day vin it bao 1 hw Mr. |} d day wi called share rk hie (3) Am who have winters Aare seventy for with y OUREer AW » loon ? mre others seen the J. 4 five; J Mra may Are nN th f village EROwWSs of many Royer, who I» about M., Gartrick of the same anv Mary Eby is elghty, and" Mm» Lesh in In her ninetieth year, These aged people are all able to be up and around and help do the chores, and In some oases do quite 8 bit of work about their homes, We might com. plimant the six Ringers, pur mm fear of offence as to respective ages, we refrain, will | Lydia | Royal Cook Book—800 Receipts—Free. Send Name and Address. 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