Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-25

Sinclair was elected General Manager of
Mining and Shipping Department. Mr..
Sinclair Is first class business man, and
knows all about coal.
ORPHANS CoURT--TUEsDAY's Pro
Challes Z. Doll was appointed
guardian to John NJ. Taglo5', having first
filled bond in the sum of geo.
Sarah III Slnvcr was appointed guardian
to Joseph Shrver, Jr,, having first filled
bond in the sum eff $4,000.
THE children attending the Sand Spring
Public School have presented their teacher,
Mrs Wclon, with Il very neat and tasty
silver goblet as Christmas Gift, in tcsti-
mony of their appreciation of her Kindness
and fDrbcarancc toward them during the
Gmc she has been teaching at that school
CHRISTMAS MEETING-Thcrc will he a
Christmas morning meeting at the NJ L.
Church this Saturday morning; commence
ing at ) o'clock A. NJ. No other services
during the da,
Rev L. NJ. Gardner will preach Christ
HAS S'iiiioH " liic iOhpNiHsS F0'tIN3N
morning
MARR1rD-At the Presbyterian par&oA-
age, Dee. 18Th, 1919, by Rev John Thomas.
Mr.. John Morgan and Miss Margaret VI.
Thomas all of FrostbGrg.
At the Lutheran Parsonage on Thursday
evening, Dec. 23d, 1870, Iy Rev. y. l..
Mackenzie, Mr. William Payne and Miss
1ennic Nef, both of Allegany County.
THE Odd Fellows Fair mace fine
opening Thursday evening. 4 u,!n.lCr of
beautiful articles were disposed of, among
them an elegant Encamrmcnt Uniform.
This was drawn Ivy ticket No 4GG Henry
VI. Bocttnrr, Esq, was Tie lucky Lolder
Toward the close of the Fair Il new and
elegant Parior Organ, worth $40, will ie
drawn for. Whoever gets this Gains a
prize.
CLOSE OF A REvIyAI.-Thc series of
meetings held at MI. Pisgah VI. T. Church,
Garrett county, beginning about Tie first
of November, closed on the 10Th inst Be
sides number of remarkable and interest
ing incidents, the church gained an acccs-
sion OF thlriy-ivc members. The pastor,
Rev. Al. l.. Powers, has laborcd assiduolrs
ly his zeal is highly spoken of By lis con
greg"tion, and he commcnds in warm
terms the faithtulncss and GOOD behavior
which characterized the attendance and
services.
3GLIGIoUs SERVICES - English preach
ing at the Presbyterian Church next sun
day at 10! A. NJ. and : p NJ. Subject in the
mornng-Was the Savior born on the 25th
of December?
There will be services in tie English
Lutheran Church on Christmas morning at
ten O'Clock for the children of The SUNDAY
school. All are cordially invited to be pres
cnt
Preaching at the English Baptist Church
Sunday morning at 1OI o'clock by the pas
tor Rev. j, II. Bradford. Suhicct-Thc
Divine Economy Public invited to attend.
The communion VIII be administered after
services.
REDUCTIoN IN TIE PRICE OF GAS AT
special meeting of the Board of Directors
OF the Fros,hu"g Gas Light Company on
the 22nd inst, it was decided to reduce
the price of gas per thousand cubic feet
from 81 10 $500 with discount of 6 Der
cent on all bills paid within the first six
days of the month after the bills have be
come due, the reduction to take effect from
the st day of December, 1919
1t is hoped that this liberal action on
the part of the Board of Directors will in
duce the favor and elicit the patronage of
the public, as the company is thereby be-
ing reduced in its receipts to the mere cur
rent expenses of operating the works.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-Thc fol
lowing transfers of real estate are recorded
at the Clerks office for the week ending
Wednesday, December %, 1915:
Patrick Higgins and wife to William
Parker and brother, Joseph NJ. Porter. and
George Kohl, lot No So in Pompcy Smash
$29999
ID, {. Bruce and n S. Frost, trustees, to
William Humbcrtson the surface o lot No,
IN block No. of Frost's heirs addition
TO Frostbmg, $l93,34
William 1lumher,son, to Margaret Hum
oer'son' the above named lot, 1913.
George w. Spangcr and wife to VIM.
hight, part of lot No. in Hammond's adj
dltlon to Westcinrort, $50
Nelson Beall to John Cocker, lot No, s
Bealrs addition to Frostburg $325.
=, Rose Hill Cemetery to Henry Brotemar-
Gle one lot No. 33, area X, $40.
Josiah Witt and wife to Mary G. Smith
lot on wesa side of North Mechanic street
5000. -
Michael Douglas to William Douglas ono
haf Of lot No II in Pekin, $3.50.