THE Page 4 20, 1907. The Contre Demorrat, OMAS. R. KURTZ, - - - PROPRIETOR | CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA, JUNE OVER THE COUNTY. Miss Nettie Pennepacker, formerly of | | Philipsburg, who has just closed a suc. | | cessful term as a teacher in the Milton schools, has been re-elected for another year, ! Boy Perishes In Flames, Fire, thought to be ot incendiary ori gin, destroyed the home and stable of Charles W. SBhrefiler, at Lewistown, just after midnight Sunday morning, and Stephen, the fifteen-year-old son, per- | | ished the JAW Was prot by falling fron the itile effort to save s originated in the cellar pects are more enco where Shreffler, who Picnic Privileges. The Chairman of the Undine. Picnic Committee announces that bids for the varions stand privileges at Hecla Park on Thursday, Ju , 1907, account of ndin I Engine Company ved up to Monday — ———— - Inco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Reifsnyder, of Millheim are rejoicing over the arrival | of a daughter NOTABLE ANNIVERSARY. Sunday, June 16, being the Third Sun day after Primes by request of all the Bishops, was noted by a Memorial Com- munion in every Episcopal church in the United States. The event, so signally marked, wasjthe jooth anniversary of the First Communion of Church in America celebrated at Jamestown, Vir- ginia, the Third Sunday after Trinity, On Sunday, June oth, the proprietor of the hotel at Old Fort served hun- dred and one meals, that's dois a big business at the cross-roads, 5 The were strangers Capt. Harry Simler, oi who is well known in Bell pt the Allegheny house toona, Miss Ne iting friend S y C during TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION it other” Parithes of the American 1 hilipsburg, has in Al- FRED KURTZ, SR | OCMAS. R. KURTZ, | W. FRANCIS SPEER, - ASSOCIATE ED. CIRCULATION OVER 4900, ' EDITORS. ene in flames. Mrs. Si | ably fata i the \ b wind the following may be before to the in was last week 4 . “tf 5 y PTT wart tt) ¢ s reel a Hay 4 tT, y vient) t . wtf i i 1 Cd \ rains vored Arrel of i Anda cement i Wi Vise gin ' Tune 21, 1007 in le, of Rocl rop pros Vas a4 contractor, in BEVEeral made latter exploded, | highest ssponsible bidder reserving the I Ao SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR Persons who send or bring the money fo the office, and pay in advance, $l per year CENTRE DEMOCRAT clubs with N.Y.3t-w World for Pittsburg Stockman for... The date your subseription expires is plainly printed on the label bearing your name. All eredits are given by a change of label the Arst issue of each month, Wateh that, after you remit. We send no receipts unless by special request. Watch date on your label Subserihers changing postoffice address, and mot notifying us, are liable for same. Subseriptions will be continued, otherwise directed, We employ no collector. You are expected to send or bring the money to this office, unless EDITORIAL. AAA AA AAA AAA AAA RA Tue Democratic state convention, on Thursday, June 27, 1907, at Harrisburg, to nominate a candidate for State Treas. } § Usiness otf urer, and to transact other importance. Tue soldiers’ have been vetoed | stealing of upwards of seven mill lars knocked : and g: Philadelphia Inquirer, ’ repeated, Spe Cu hi ydwin letter written ount the i in America in which the Rev. Robert Hunt celebrated the first communion, as follows Vhen 1 first went to Virginia I well remember we did hang an awning (which is an old sail) to three or four trees to shadow us from the sunne, our walls are rales of wood, our seats un- hewed trees till we cut planks, our pul- pit a bar of wood nailed to two neighbor- ing trees; in foule weather we shifted in- to an old rotten tent.” He further stated that when the Gen eral Convention meets in Richmond next October, all the Bishops and Dele- gates, clerical and lay, together with them wives, will make a pilgrimage on a set day to the deserted island where Jamestown once stood, to hold a solemn : » of that primi mens t Richard- from a by { an HIN Churct ndan of scopal Appropriations Cut. Hue aa “a } reacheq th E.S. Ripka, of Centre of Ripka's Cash Ste has accepted an agency w Brothers Shoe He started morning A beautiful monu ly 17000 pounds, was place in the J. D. Gill burying plot the Philipsburg cemetery Twelve horses were required to haul the stone to the cemetery The officers of the District School convention, comprising Haines and Penn townships and Mill. heim borough, have decided to hold the fourth annual convention at Woodward Thursday, Ju ment, wei ! Thursday Sunday Miles, "1 m festiv pnefit of the church, Miss Helen Bartholam Hall, who taught a mo of school at Tyrone, has tion as book keeper for place who deal in lumber, Don't forget reunion will be hel at Oak Hall, on Saturday There was a report that it would be hel on August joth bn R. B. Spangle: Barnesboro, broth. er of Col J. L. Spangler, of Bellefonte, spent a few days recently at the home of his mother fall. He is in and says that reat success, it that is incorrect, of at Centre business there ire is provin Ving a g ® Frank McFarlane, Was t iook to Friday near Boalsb but he iro "hh celebrate th ore = 1 “ NAX nes, W en back | and hands a from | ters, window he staggered towards rindow, his night robe in flam and climbed t iL Are You A He was encouraged to jum y those od below, but toppled and fell backwards into the mass of fire, His charred trunk was recovered Monday morning. The explosion threw fire to the stable hicl ’ 1 weveral rads fro . . 4 y Vers! ous oro in the army of hun aft wr} | Pr } WI0 allow month ait SEE GILLEN io about your Flour and Groceries b ’ Regular Depositor an er month organ, promises it ates, the eastern poin The Bellefonte Trust Co. Bellefonte, Pa Capital Surplus, the yet had reports ‘ Eagle. Ti y Sea dod son's Garrities in the Seven Mountains has been reported as | fairly good, also in the streams down i Dr. Barkers, on Poe creek nd Swill Or eK We wer ive not Also vetoed Bald Appropriating struction and sewage systems in boroughs, Appropriating $3,000,000 to abolish f ‘ a _— and the work tax on puolic roads and t Pray ne Fopuaat run, where some had fair success and WEDDINGS the salaries of townshij ad a @ rr A orton others not q so fortunat Fishing ——— oh - Ay : : ‘ . . Nd at} Sr dha - ig a creck is overt in eyery shi widit Po. | ved ord " Fs # Wit wrere DAY ash 3 toi ves got millions of oot, bul were $ were 4 AY » JRLLEY 14 almost paral - v “ty on he headed off on the entire looting, by the were 0's trout election of Berry-—that “republican vic- tory” did not reach legs sO ad hing at the latter are Bru: Commercial Puoxgs. Gillen. ... the Grocer, Bellefonte Trust Company. ” A ANI its completion. le isl ALLEGHENY Fi Sal & - ® ® LA ; oe CRAY SRL ver Jogo nd De PT i U0 ie 2 Pad a. with Ww b.0.0 PHY SE PY en - 3 N . wi silky » > a “¥ Te . “ een Ee x ES Poin BF ea Ea 7 ; yw yw ELE Sd nile hl a) . @ » Jide eM © * * ¥ BISONEN Announcement of the Edwin W. Robison, street, Philadelphia, and Evey.a nurse in the Children's Ho me as a surprise to their friends ceremony was performed June gth Asaph’s Episcopal church, Balto, by H. B. Wright, the Rector Miss Mary Curtin and Joseph E, Rhoads were the only witnesses, Dr, Robison is a step son of Dr. Roland G. Curtin. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Evey, of Bellefonte They became acquainted at the hospital while Robise was a member of the staff and his bride was one of the nurses Be] nm BECK-POWES The marriage of Miss Bertha Bowes to Carl H. Beck, of St. Louis, occurred Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bowes, at State College Rev. C. C. Snavely, pastor of M, | church, performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Carrie, and the groom by the bride's brother, Orlando. The wedding march was ren dered by Miss Rebecca Harvey on the iano, The bride is a well known State Eotlege young woman and the groom is a State man, having graduated from the | college in 1908. The bride was the reci pient of many beautiful tokens of re-| ard. Mr. and Mrs, Beck will make their home in St. Louis, BMITH-BARLETT. Tuesday evening a pretty weddin took place at the residence of Mr. and | and Mrs. Jacob Barlett, on Valen. tine street. It was the) marriage of | Miss Grace May Barlett, of Bellefonte, | to Charles Albert Smith, of Altoona The ceremony took place at §:1§ o'clock | in the presence of a number of her| friends and acquaintances, the officiat. ing minister being Rev Jamas B. Stein of the Methodist church. The bride was attired in a gown of white net over white silk, and carried a boquet of flow. ers, The bridesmaid was Daisy Westly and the groomsman was Fred Davis, both of Altoona. Following the wed. ding there was a reception and a feast of fond things. The bride is both youn and pretty, making a good wife, For some time past she had been Serking in Kline and Co's store in Altoona. The groom is a steady young wan and is a brakeman on the Low vania Railroad, They will go to housekeeping in Altoona, Rev. T. L. Tomkinson, formerly pas. tor of the M. E, church, at Phill x: who has been lying in a critical condi tion in the Philadelphia Methodist Epis- copal hospital, is now much im and will be removed to the seashore in | ger wife and sor and has the qualities of | Birthday Party. Jerry i i wife, Manna White and wife Watson Str I Mrs. Will Kramer, Frank and son, Mrs. Henry Wetzel, Mrs. Mary Kramer, Mrs. W Miller, Wm Smeltzer and wife ey Hoy and som Bessie Rinesmith, Thomas jJodon and wife, Charley Waotzel, Henry Hoy wife and son, Richard Mary Wetzel, Feron Struble, Sata Wetzel, Ruth Beez er, Ethel Wetzel, Harry Smeltzer, Clyde Struble, Joe Beezer, Nellie Struble, Hel. en Kramer, Dorcy Struble, Maize Royer Manda Dorman, George Musser, Rob- ert Musser, Emma Wetzel, Myles Wet. gel. The supper consisted of ice cream, cake, oranges, bananas and candy. Mr. Fishburn received many useful presents They all left delighted wishing Air Fish- burn many more happy birthdays. Mr Charley Wetzel had his graphophon there also and rendered some nice music am oi Peezrer is very ROMOLA. J D. Prickley and wife, of Avis, re turned home after a brief visit with their aunt Bella Robb, who is seriously ill with heart trouble, Wm, Wansel and wife, of Orvis, Sun dayed at the home of Jacob Bechdol and sisters Mrs. J. M, Packer, of Houtadale is visiting her many friends of this place. Blanchard, Howard and Orvis were well represented at the Children’s servi. ces, which was well rendered. Mrs. Lavina Smith and niece, spent Sunday at Christian Heverly's. We are having some very fine weather it maks the farmers get in to their corn fields now, Crissie Brungardner and Mrs, Margar- ot Walker called to see David McClosky Don't forget the social to be held at the Christian church bere, June 22, Farmers’ Institutes. The County Board of Farmers’ In. stitute Managers, will meet at the Com. missioners’ office on Tuesday at 10 a.m, June 236th, to arrange for the places where Institutes are to be held this sea- son. All of our people who desire In. stitutes ought to attend this meeting and present their claims. If you find that you cannot attend this meeting, address a letter with your fediiants to Chairman of Board of Institute Managers John A, Woodward, Howard, Pa, A man always tries to make out that it Is much worse for a woman to have a a few days. J a abit } wie — | Clinton county, { vation lands in that county, The prose. t dog than for him to have a bad |cutor is M, E. Hennessy, an agent of the me grat tea termed An Creek, they enjoy their The local soldiers were liam Wilsqy Snyder or ett will 3 1 f Howard { State College, of Pittsburg, and Mr Others t and went out t} 18 week ’ ume. As while Isaiah Boob, Woodward, was operating a cross-cut saw on GG. W. Wolf's stave mill, near Fiedler, the stave block he was sawing was thrown against his legs with such a force as to throw him d and in falling he ick the saw with his left hand which was badly lacerated Dr. C. S. Musser dressed the wout amputated the third finger not be The other day William Kreamer, of Millheim, heard a noise made by his chickens and upon his investigating the cause found that one of his bens had | laid an egg that was a monstrous one | for a chicken to lay. It measured 74 inches the long way and 6 inches the | the other, Mr. Kreamer says that all the | chickens in the yard had gathered | around the egw om by their cackling | 1 One day recently near of str : ana which could saved showed their astonishment that one « their pumber should lay an egg of suc large size, A valuable colt belonging to Irvin G Gray, of Stormstown, died last Satur. | day morning June Sth, and every indi | cation is that the animal was deliberately poisoned by somebody. The loss is quite a heavy one to Mr, Gray as the colt | was a thoroughbred, being a filly of the well known mare, Cora Belle. It is sald that he had refused several offers of one thousand dollars for the colt which was ony. eighteen months old. An analysis is being made to ascertain if poison was discovered. | State forest reservations are of re! | cont origin in Pennsylvania, but already the inclination of private lumbermen to | cutdumber on the public woodlands has | manifested itself. Abraham Showers, U.G, Showers, Daniel Showers and { Jacob Smith, of Crawford township, have been held under | bail before a Lock Haven alderman. The | gentlemen named have been cuttin { timber to the walue of $1300 on ian | which they claith aa their own, but the State will endeavor to prove that the | timber was cut on State forestry reser bh - - | Btate Forestry Commission. 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