Page 8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. APRIL 22, 1909. = CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT | Sweet May! thy radient form unfol 10 voluptuous eye shadowy lock held befor | house, and many wish to were turned away for The alumni of the s sented, and the undergraduates attended tn a body, The of the chaperoned by their fred Pletcher, drove up honor the ocea orchestra, of Belle- The grad dence of hav- ing received gpod training in their gen eral work, and their special preparations the occasion had ] It is well worth m Weirick had nembers of $ix promoted from Me i hear lack room, hool was well repre- 1 Senor CLASS of for been has charge of this class its work, grade to the class has been, and he has 1s work well, Fe ue first time y of presentin leplomas to he graduates fell ] teacher in charge, and Prof irick and appropriate accompanying address which met the m of audience, Dr, Sparks, president of the Pennsylva. nia State College, under the title of “The Great Crucible,” was jt one as n plished a student and finished an orator. Brilliant, terse, with every thought aptly illustrated bsolutely adapted to the oc the attention of every audience, might h ni commen years ol commendation sat ISL aston, it whose was that ve been | cement has ever held, ap dence of the progress sure, but pn i interest taken in children by our Mrs. EI Miss Minnie Ert Ertley, of Jacksonville toona home buried in the Jacks mvi ou Saturday "Dr. D. R. Musser, of Bellefonte, business visite ir town Fr Saturday. Charies E. Candy, boss tinner at Ty rone R. R. shops, came h day holiday. Mrs the cour The th ” IL TESS wood iast in ; Reformed ie, iday yme for a Sun- Weber spent Monday at ylvania new, double steel br across Lick Rua, was slip- ped into its place last Sunday morning without bitch or an accident. The grim and capable old veteran, John Woodring, was on hand with his train and crane and his big floating gang, and after passenger train No. 50 had passed eastward at 10:02 he quietly dropped out of the siding and down to the bridge and began stringing the rails, wooden super. track structure and big stone foundations of | It was without | the old bridge out of the way soon a thing of the and one te’ master John Davis ane gang manned windlasse hich had already been set and nast Pye . the ae alive passay fastened ward 2:30. hand had be CAITIC Was with as Mr last 1 Hurd pring N all up to © lute Fi Mr, barohar evening Mrs. § i fishermen frot were on hand at opening he season, with headquarters at They enjoyed the time irday evening as guests of the Fishing with fair 5 parted for home Sunday nusiast ic the Alfred LL until Sa Marsh « success, morning Our sick, have been almost despaired of, are gaining ground finely: Capt. 8. H. Bennison 1s able to occupy a chair for the part of the day, andl to slowly and care fully move about the room. Willard McDowell, who had been confined to his bed for two hundred and sixteen days, with acute rheumatism, spent an Club, ome of whom hour or two on the piazza of his home on | Saturday last, and several days since A. A, Pletcher has found himself able, during the past week, to drive out unac- companied by anyone, managing his own quiet horse without difficulty, and all the town rejoices with them and their families. The Misses Henderson entertained their cousin John White, of Lock Haven, over two week's end, Miss |. C. Bennet, of Mill Hall, was a week end guest of Miss Carrie Butler, The First Reformed church, through its Ladies Aid Nociety, will serve a chicken and waffle supper in Robb's ice broad and | nltioning | | cream parlor, next Saturday evening, | had being fifteen cents heap be not May 1. If these ladies tablished reputation for an the es that | for the supper was *‘to) ¢ good hs On Saturday evening the alumni as | sociation tendered a banquet to the nembers, twelve in number, ited Friday even of cooks, it would seem 1 LO new being the | class which was gradu ing. The sumptuous table pre and erved by Caterer Charles H | spread in Dr, McIntyre’ { hall and table were profu with , to which somely decorated broken, model toast Schenck was Holter assigned role in good form, Plummer chosen acted as host, eq , & brick valuable bri This year’s firs f the Howard the | Friday t duperintendent Brooks and ol Austin Curtin appointment; Jo hua sented Kennedy. Auman, Wm. represented the Centre Pheasant, made a neat | the | The baccalaureate address of | George weighbor, ry rounded out } such an | ight be expected from so accom- | ( 1 » o closest | at La All in all this ight of years, came ug {on Friday t Clan at carpenter | now | | greater elected to the positi that institution. mol fr compliment to one of our Howard young | men, and a well deserved one. W. G. Shaffer, of Flemington, one of our former citizens, was a Monday visitor among his friends here, Dr. Kurtz it managed to wedge {uesday thirty r Frankhav { five handsome ste SMULLTON A i ‘ i along town on Monday therine Detwiler ifs Store the looks an old wo HARRIS Twp BRANCH he farmers have commenced als Samuel Everhart visited his father. at Spruce Creek, who has been ill for some time and found him | improved vrnest Hess and wife took last Wednesday with the latter's father, Adam Felty, at Boalsburg, Wiitle Martz and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of a young daughter, Newton Hess and wife visited friends in Bellefonte, last week, Arthur Fortney wife and daughter Britamarte, spent Sunday at the home of Die Thomas, It is asto: shing a man has ul fi cerned. sowing ‘how niuch patience s own faults are con- ~Dorothy Dodd Russia walf umps, At Yeagers, nn best | bad been quite sick. | ber aunt, Mrs. Wm Sat somewhat | supper | YARNELL A number of our young people attend- ed Easter service Runville, Sunday evening Mrs S PORT MATILDA. The letter Harry Reese, son of C. Reese, Reese Hof low, who rece ntly located in Buhl, 1 Woomer Falls county, th 1} lave! y 1 est 1 following from ng i 4) at of Wm, and Sunday w John Rick: Elmeda and Sunday with thei: at Fairview, Wilson Heaton and wife were Sunday | preci ‘ t promise Idaho, may possitily at least a portion of the reader inform your my journey. Mare h | C3 rh er hon Erma Eckley, wi Mile "nts chool hard w for the next ei Pownell a4 Lhe party at Mileshurg, Satu i le walk for home,! BOALSBURG aD Mos TYLERSVILL Den Are ir 4 4d Ww champion so far Wm. Aun Klinefelter left for Howard on Monday to do some | masoning. Perry Caris left for Muncy last Mon. | lay where he intends to attend the! Lycoming county normal! school Kline Confer and family. of , were visit over 5 Mrs sness (rp | W his 1 Wal seen at 1 . an and Jesse is here taking care ol Mary Barlett, of Bellefonte, visited | Stover, last week, The funeral of Joseph Kubin was h ay After the bur nember sre fa rnoot ’ ira afte oon Mackes ne services ville ; ES DE -5 5 Si & m PRPRPRPRPRR dre sede de deste seeded de pode ode LA a a A aa ames eee RETESET A a AEE Aas aa AREER AE ARRs Margare ! to Phils avi » Adan were » € of Loganton, st Sunday PINE GLENN. Snappy College Styles The new Regal Oxfords shown at our store are the same styles that are in great demand right now among fashionable college men and young business men in the metropolitan centers through- out the country. Every well.dressed man in town who wants his shoes to be correct in each detail of style should have a pair of these handsome Regal Oxfords. Besides this, Regals are the most comfortable shoes you can wear, and the best itting—be. cause they are the only shoes in the world made in quarter.sizes, Every one of our Regal styles is an exact 1 tion of an ex clusive custom model, If you once wear Regal Shoes, you will always them, Mingle’s Shoe I lave Det that come an vy Live Within Your Income FEI : 1 your standard ¢ tandard : accord L (GARBRICK BROTHERS MACHINISTS OPPOSITE BIG SPRING GIVE US A CALL. BOTH PHONES. 2 ddd dddidd bd ddd Tiree tiered +> L 2 Elle fiiegiedis d a a de a a E TY ma a EU NO Sl A a AAA The New Clothes For Spring and Summer as shown here, are the highest per- fection in Clothes making attaina- ble. Really good Clothes of the newest style, cut and fabrics is the standard this store has always main- tained. Its not a question of price alone with us; more of how good. And yet its surprising how low prices are here for reliable goods, compared with the highly exaggerated low (?) prices of other stores of inferior goods Good, Honest, Reliable, Service-giving Clothes of the newest styles Fashion decrees, at moderate and fair prices rather than unsatis- factory good, is what vou always have and will find here. You don't need to be told which is the most profitable. The new styles are handsome and we will show you more new Clothes than all other Bellefonte stores combined. SIM, THE CLOTHIER, THE STORE THAT LEADS. te ddd ett tans a ne a ll lett ltl ll th A dia ll L000 000000004 MMIII Er ar aa aaa NM EN PPPPP Pre rbed Bl A a a a a a a a a a a a NNN ARRRN RN EH A a a a a an al a Sh a I 2a a a A A AR EEE a Sah bk bh A dd FEPPPPIPPPPTRPPPPRPIRPR LLL 20 LPP ERED LIPS DEBE PEL DEEPER bbb bbe EA ete eet lls a a a
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