Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-09-05

A business meeting of the Young Men S
Christian Association will be held i'll the
hall above MI Frcd'k White. office, the
second Tuesday evening of September a
prompt attendance Isrcquircd.
The place to buy your boots, shoes and
hats, is where nothing else is kept for sale,
and that place is at the Mcchanistown
shoe and hat store of DIR. lIENsHAw S.
A large stock is always On hand and sold
below the bottom.
The second Quarterly Meeting of the
NJ. 4. church, will be held at Toms creek,
on Saturday and Sunday tho It'll and Sth
of September. No services will be held in
the NJ. E. church in this place on Sunday.
BE CAREFuL.-This is the season of very
warm days and cool nights, when the dew
falls heavily. Retiring to bed early in an
ovcrhcated condition, we arc apt to fall
asleep with al the windows up, and we
slumhcr deeply for hours under the influ'
cncc of chilling, damp drafts OF air, which
frail constitution. There is nothing more
promotiyc of low fcvcrs than this expos
urc, and great deal of sickness may be
prevented by arranging the windows of
sleeping apartments that there may be Il
full and free ventilation without strong
drafts of the dew laden air of the early
morning The heat OF the day is frequent
ly cxhausting to the system, and it is una
! bic to withstand the effects of the night
air Tor several hours. and the result is n
sore throat, feeling of langour or neuralgia
symptoms, upon rising from rest that
should restore one to renewed strength for
the lnbors of the day.
| The Mount Tabor Sabbath School of
Rocky Ridge held their annual picnic on
Saturday, August 3lst, which n"twith-
standing the nclcmcncy Of the weather
was quite IA success. At ten o'clock the
School numbering over 81 pupils assem-
blcd at the church and marched with their
banners to the grove near the depot where
a stand beautifully decorated and comfort
able seats were prepared Rev. Wire
made the opening prayer and Rev. Wiss-
Ter ad lrrsse'l the school, after which din.
ner was served, and the entire school treat
cd to ice cream and candy. The school
then assembled at the sand and broke
their missionary eggs which yielded $40 0G
Miss Clara Valentine had the banner
eggs, containing SAG. Elder Crcagcr
then addressed the school and entertained
the children with Instructive illustrations
\ sprinkle of rain then dispersed tho crowd
for few minutes after which the evening
was spent in promcnadcs, social chatting
and croquct playing. Most excellent order
was maintained during the cntilc day and
all seemed to enjoy themselves,
A PASTORAL CnANoE-Rcv. Father
Gatf'ncy, missionary priest, who has been
connected with the Noyiatc of this city
for the past twelve or fifteen years, has
been transferred 10y Rev, Father Brady.
Provincial of Maryland. TO Providence
Il. l., whittier he departed on Monday last.
Father Gailncys ministerial duties in this
section were devoted to the four mission
charges Of the Cathlic Church at Peters
Vile, rrbana, Mddlclown and the Manor,
all of which Indicate marked prosperity in
nltcstplon of his fostering influence and
guiluncc. We believe VIC express the SEN
! limcnls Ct all who personally know this
reverend gentleman when we assert that
his relations here in Frederick and the
county around have been those Of true UNI
affected friendship and spiritual minded
! Department. Among his own religious de-
nomination, ties the most tender and en-
draring seemed to hold, rs it were, in in
! lssolub!a bond, while with all classes and
conditions his genial temperament and af
! fable manners Won for him most enduring
esteem. His professional labors were al,
ways stamped with untlagging zeal and
indomi'ahle energy, and the many acccs-
sions to the fold of the Catholic Church III
his spiritual domain arc largely due to the
personal energy and progressive spirit
brca,hcd into all his public works. we
hope his new field may receive him with
such welcoming appreciation rs his quail
ties of heart and heal SO richly merit
| Ermincr.