Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-13

| ". II. O.-JOsePn Dear.
". T.-Miss Ross Martin.
W M.-Lincoln Porter.
". G-John Conner.
". d. M.-Miss Mamie Jeffries.
W. A. r. S-Aiss Mary Shaw.
". 1. G.-Miss Mary Davis.
W. 0. G.-Thomas G. Mason.
W. r. II. 9.-M IS Anne RAiley.
W. L. Fl. S.-Miss Jane Phillips.
Representatives to Grand Lodge
W. H. Carson, John A. Daley and ].
M. zimmerly.
PERsoNAL.-.Mias Rebecca P. Daily,
of Baltimore, is summering with her
parents, of this place, and worship
ping at the shrine of her nativity.
August Elchorn, Esq., OF Iona
coming. spent last Sunday in town.
R. F. Smith, E'q, of Baltimore, has
been in town on business this week.
Mr.. S. is district deputy under the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars,
Joseph Knode, E:q., returned home
Monday from a three weeks trip
among friends In Ohio. The gentle
man speaks in glowing terms CT the
people among whom he has been
visiting.
Miss Kate Standish left for New
York Wednesday morning. where she
proposes making an extended visit to
friends.
DR.. Leavitt, of St. Johns College,
lectured to small audience in Paul's
Opera House, last Monday evening"
in behalf of the institution which he
represents. The lecture was very in
teresting and those who were absent
missed an intellectual treat.
Mr.. S. Il. Fleischman, Of Baltimore,
is recuperating his health in this
place.
DR.. G. E. Porter, of Homecoming
arrived home last Thursday, after a
three months tour. in England Scot
land and Ireland. The DR.. was the
recipient of an ovation rendered by
by his fellow-townsmen. Messrs. M.
Sinclair, Andrew Speir and James
Laing. all of this county. accompanie led
DR.. Porter, on his trip, arrived home
this week in the best of health and
spirits.
Master Isaac, son of Hartz Bear,
Esq, of this town, was confirmed in
the Jewish Synagogue, Cumberland,
last Saturday.
Mrs. Stewart Parnell and Miss
Ellen Ford addressed large meetings
at Piedmont, Friday evening; Iona
coming, Saturday evening and in
Carroll Hall, Cum berland 4y
afternoon. Hon VIM. Walsh, accom-.
panied the ladies and made forcible
addresses at each place in behalf Of
the Land League. 1t is proposed
10 have these ladies here some
time in the fall to deliver lectures
under the auspices Of Dsvitt Branch,
Irish National Land League.
The Meyeradale Commercial speak
ing of one of its citizens, says ::
"Nichol Hooking, who is undergoing
medical treatment at Frostburg, Md,
was home on visit and is certainly
improving"
L. T. Dewitt, Esq, was represen-
tative from fraternity Council, No.
$50, Of this place, to the Grand Coun-
Gil, which convened in Baltimore last
Monday.
Rev. John Edwards, pastor of Gen.
tennial M. E. Church, Westminster,
and formerly minister in charge Of
the Homecoming M. E. Church, left
last week with his wife and two little
sons for visit to his former home,
Plymouth, England. While abroad
the Reverend gentleman will attend
the sessions Of the Ecumen;cal Council
He will return about the 9th of Octo-
Der.
Mr.. Fl. Fl. Bengough, of the Labor
Tribune, Pittsburgh, Pa, called to
see US yesterday. He is engaged
canvassing the region for subscrip-
tions and writing up the industries.
He represents an excellent paper and
is clever gentleman.
Mr.. 7. ]. Miller and bride, Mr.. 0.
Cofman and Miss Lille D. Miller, all
of Columbia Furnace, Shenandoah
county, Va, are visiting the groom's
uncle, D. S. Fately, Esq.
Miss Raphael Ellis, of Washington,
is visiting the family Of John Porter,
Esq, of this place.