History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . lerked for his grandson, James B. Spang-ler, then living at McClure. He was now gettingwell along in years and quit work, except doingtree and vine grafting, at which he was an ex-pert, and took to hunting, trapping and fishingand still takes delight and pleasure in the rec-reation. He is hale and hearty and possesses allhis faculties, and at the age of nearly 87 years canread the finest print without the aid of glasses. Marriagfes« Dec, 28, 1880, by Rev. Irvine, Geo.S. Lepley, of Adamsburg, to S.EllenReitz, of Middlecreek towns
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History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . lerked for his grandson, James B. Spang-ler, then living at McClure. He was now gettingwell along in years and quit work, except doingtree and vine grafting, at which he was an ex-pert, and took to hunting, trapping and fishingand still takes delight and pleasure in the rec-reation. He is hale and hearty and possesses allhis faculties, and at the age of nearly 87 years canread the finest print without the aid of glasses. Marriagfes« Dec, 28, 1880, by Rev. Irvine, Geo.S. Lepley, of Adamsburg, to S.EllenReitz, of Middlecreek township. Dec. 29, 1880, by Rev. Irvine, Mos-es Benfer and Rebecca Snook, of nearAdamsburg. CITIZENS OF BEAVER SPRINGS W. EDGAR MILLER. Mr. Miller was born February- 21, 187Q, at Mont-Komery, Lycoming county. Pa., and is the oldestson of B. Pranklin and Ada Miller (latter deceased of the Williamsport Grit. Mr. Miller came toBeaver Springs October 5, 1000, to take the fore-manship of the Aurand Printing and PublishingHouse, which office he still holds. He is an ex-. since 1886.) He attended the public schools atMontgomery until the age of fourteen, when heentered the Mirror Publishing House of the sameplace and learned the printing trade. I-ive yearslater he went to Hughesville, Pa., and was em-ployed in the printing office of the HughesvilleMail for three years. While at Hughesville hewas also employed on the correspondents staff pert printer on every class of work and has neverhad any difficulty with those employed underhim. He was married to Carrie E., daughter ofWilliam H. and Orpha Youngman, September26, 1001. Three children were born to this fam-ily : Albert F-ranklin, Olive Leone and LloydEdgar. Mr. Miller is a member of the BeaverSprings Military Band and also of the LutheranS. S. Orchestra. 13: The Town in 1832. Middlecreek and Lillie . Smith, of A gazetteer of the state of Pennsyl- Beaver Springs, vania published in Philadelphia in Sept. 28, 18Q7, by Rev. B. F. Kautz, 1832