Page 8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, May 5th, 1910, Correspondents’ Department Continued HOWARD In Our Churches Next Sabbath Met) ti Episcopal Pastor ' ‘ will red weoeh Crs i! Christin ters Councils 1osda ng ol NOAr ng, and s and private from dam former ncils for mmittee icted ) onfer with the nmissior regarding it ck, of that committee, re- ported that he had the commis- sioners and that, as objections had been filed against the commissioners 81 1 A new the BOM sub ers her seen joining the in building bridge Lt Ww ary to take the matter court again After cons was decided that an atte be employed by the cou in his | pointed y an attorne) one that ments missio rey SDowe Il was ap lent to employ ited by five to ywulld the abut- ovided the the bridge.” mit all Af xafinrenia The s¢ \ a bill to pre vent a Sorts i tock fron large, carefully pared which had to Dex After some discuss the pre valling pind i was not adapted to til nditions, the subject vas wostponed for presen wad t pre but he the be able ondition been orps: Capt ngth, W. R weak, has Miss streets for and her cheerful smile de ht her friends On Sal continues to tart for Chi n indefinits pernaps con vellie Hop Koerated at- eral and pes Lo to of it note impr some of SON Bent Garder turned = nave in iE ADIs short days : ind musician and lecturer, alded | s wile, gave a fre« entertalnme it the Fovangelical church Monday evening which has been well spoken of by many of the large audience which was present. A collection was taken up tor his bene Nt which netted him a considerable frum Milford twelve Thomas Lucas, of mixed p with washing ma ing | end of Car the the cog of got of a mash the Id son township, wheels fonday, cutting hine Mngers bad tha little fis Charles M Ce the telep! and his ho within two, but is so hanging and has time to The Misses Helene Thomas and Marguerite Kane, with Mra, RR. 8B. Taylor and little son, ROl- Hn, attended the High schiol com- mencement at Mill Hall Monday even Ing “Mothers Day" ognized in the od churches last Sabbath evening by services adapted to the occasion, and appropriate selections of music Mra, BE. F, Faust Is a Howard dele. te to the Woman's Missionary Cone erence of the Reformed ohurch at New Berlin, this week, Claire Leathers’ pet colt kicked him on the wrist Tuesday evening and fractured one of the small benes, mnfer the ele introduced tric light In the past woek or busy with his paper painting that he enjoy them Weber, he Ty Gertrude was specially ree- | neral some | had | the | with headquarters matter placed com- | running at | fatled | and | j and wil | in quanti for | scarcely Methodist and Reform. | Seminary last between the lHterary excellent instituion one of our sident dollars, as At Dickinson a debate of that ward Taylor, whols the pre prive ol ten winning week socle. Fd Howard boys of his class, won the leader of Howard OR | lin | t i thy team Gland for nfortunaty Of yr fing while |t the 1 [ Ww IX Av ind Mrs ir Martha J.ucas their nville rood de Mr Miss Unk After Maud Lock The Leathers, of afternoon John graph « it some week returned Saturd Quay Haven Misses Cor Mt E visitors In on Turner rection has Crow at Mrs. Elmer daughter, Mrs Sunday A week his brothe liamsport Mr. and relatives In § O Willard McDowell on Mrs UNIONVILLE. Hazel Mrs Now shi ean urday Honor was streets of Alex has } rheumatism His more Wistar | os 1 survive him Smith, Mrs. Herbert Ships FAward ill of Monon gahala Hin wife, who was Miss Tilly Fredericks, preceded him to the grave about two years ago His makes the fifth connected with that family that was brought from the vicinity of Pittsburg for burial at this place, as follows: Irvin Way, his son-in-law Mrs. Stella Way, his daughter: Mrs | Tile Hoover, his wife. Christie Hoov er, his father. and himself all within about 10 years. He was an O44 Pel low and Lumen Lodge of this place held their ritualistic services at the grave, according to his wishes before he died His war one of the largest if not the largest ever held at this place no greater tribute to our deceased friend and brother than to say that he was “one of the noblest works of God" an hon. oft man days old He lea Mrs Hare and one son one nerals I could pay MT. PLEASANT, MeMonigal and Copenhaver moved thelr saw mill from had been to the premises of PP. R Monigal, and we hear they saw the W., W. Price tract I. D. Naylor, of Tyrone { friends near here over Bunday Miss Hesnle Bitner, of Lock Haven, has returned home after visiting ac | quaintances here for a few days have where It Mi pect to near Dix visited The festival at the United Brethren | church on Baturday evening was large ly attended owing to the cloudy sven ing; the proceeds were $2080 Preaching at this place on Sunday evening at 7:30, by Rev. H. A. Me- Kelvey, The G. A. R. of this and neighboring places, with the P. O. 8 of A. of Han- | n n i thowse 0 so hi me or ah t Mt expect Memorial Pleasant at 10:30 A Oak about P.M to owers on the Inst resting places who fought to hold this united All the Sunda liars PT requested to all of have friends | the other of dros f | In HI in on ay AM to and at gtrow of land of urs attend ing In tories the | held Cary cerm Pathetic Reading for G 0 P. 1 ikly for the wl id Its voles the throes Ving we me a deat} MARKET QUOTATIONS Bellefonte—Produce Beliofonte—Gramn he school ] make of camera you have, a better lm will make better T ry the ANSCO’ FILM It will give you clearer, deeper, bette r-de fined neg- atives. Fits any fim an camera. 5 Come to us for cameras and shotographic supplies of all kinds and you have [=] a guarantee of quality. [= Let us print your nega- tives on Cyko Paper. Mallory Studio, Criders Exc BELLEFONTE, i wo pictures. | hange, PA SOMETHING THIS WEEK Our Price $1.00 Reg $1.12 . TN 16 16 Tbs, sugar Loose Coffee Bakers Choclate 1H 25¢ Salt—Sack ¥¢ 5 Green or Black Tea 25¢ 4x Macroni Rc Ox Vanilla per bottle. .8-19¢ 10-25¢ Nie Nat ke 1 Ibs 25¢ 1b, 10x Ginger Soaps 3ibs. asc pox Banner Lye 3 for asc per can 100 Rice ‘ a 7 ro Canned Corn 9c 12 Corn Starch . 9" 1o¢ Prices subject to change FARMERS Bring us your produce, We Pay soc 1h, for Butter 23¢ don, for Ege 16¢ 1b, for side-meat 16e 1b, for lard, 8) O matter what TO CORRESPONDENTS. The Centre anxious from Democrat In ex the news cach week mdents, and will gladly publish same if sent to this office In reasonable time not later than Mon evening or Tuesday nie Man ndent fail to con ehend news vill fi) ) re with * 11 giving onl the list of people in the immediate or nearby community viciting each other, THAT IS NOT NEWS, and | ¢ a OImImos ecedingl Lo receive COrresu any COrrespo ver nr Information Or UNUS UAL Guarding President ¢ Pre ent of the Promoted. 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