On the 38th of December the family met
for the firsttime in many years at Hie hos
pitable residence of Horace Patciiln, in
Burnside, Clearfield county, with their
wives and children. There were present
the Dost and eldest of the family, Horace
Putchin; Clark PatchinofGlon Hope, Clear,
field county; Aaron Patehln residing at the
old homestead; Jack Patehin, Burnside;
George Patehin, who resides below Cherry
tree; Henry Patehin, who resides at Prairie
City, Iowa; and Marv who was inter-mar
tied with Mr. Walters of Duncanville.
Blair county, but whose husband has been
dead.several years. It is useless for us to
say that the family re union was a pleasant I
one and Hint those who participated were
delighted. J
Tho same party again met at Aaron
Patcliin’s at Patcliinville, on Friday Dec
31, at which time feasting and good humor
were again indulged in.
When a man says to his next door
neighbor who has lost bis pot bulldog,
“I’m sorry poor Borax is dead,” set
that man down as one who holds the
truth but lightly and probably poisoned
the dog.— Bositm Tost,
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