Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-05

make II a terror to swindling corporations
and unprIhcipled bosses in politics. It's
New York and Pnila lelphia corrcspon-
dehce L. racy graphic and ui q novel stvlc
and its Washington correspondent appears
to hold a position that gives his writings
the tone fa,.thority. Taken throughout,
the Times judged by its first number, will
make it's mark and should it do as it prom.
Uses IN the matter If politics, that is, main
tain s'ri' tlv independent position. it has
ample material IN MARYLAND politics out Of
which I" build m rnvinbe reputation as a
smasher Of rings. cndgeler Of cliques al d
factions and general despoiler of good fat
Offices that nre sinccure or worse.
TERMS: Daily IS 90; including Sum
dav edition $3.50; Weekly $l.0O; Sunday
c 'ition 81 90, postage paid.
ENTERTAINMENT. The entertainment
II .v'"r's Valley sabbath school. was hell
Dec 26th & 3Oih ut the Evlcr's Valley
Chapel, was n d,ci'el success being in
our oninion the best ever given bv that
school. The Nstchlrss Es,rv Organ was
presided over by G. " :. Weller and Miss
Annie T3r or. The f,ll wing excellent
programme was rendered.
Chorus: All hail the mower Of Icsus
name. Misses Man7rlla Harhugh. Annie
R,l'cr. Martha Evl"r Ha,ir Warrentrl'z,
Emma Eylrr Matte Fre"zr. Mrasrs Will
linr. Wine, WIN rrs & Erler. PRAYER. nv
Rev $ K Wine Qnnrtr',c: ON .J"rdan's
Stormy Banks Rrciio'inn: Misses Annie
Hnn,irk. Emma Erlrr. Sadie Clarke
N.-'er- Frank Eylrr, Robert Evler. John
Micharl.S Mich'rl. I"'n TTnmri"k, Chas
Harry aud Cnmmnl,rr Freeze Calvin
BE eel and Others Solo AID Qn.rlcttr;
Misses Nuz u, I,r,@n.h. Annie Boiler.
N'ssr. < K Win" aud Grant Winters
DIlorue; Tn" TenNation. Misses Annie
and Katie IIum'ick Dialogue: The
World il what We make It Misses Martha
Evl"r AMI Nav Long Cnor,-: NV Re-
'lr"mer Misses Flnnie Bowers, $. Clarke
Martha Evlrr, Manz"lln Ilprhau"h, Annie
Boiler: Mcssrs. q II $ Weller. Wllliar
and Winters. Dialogue, six la1ies Pic
mic Party Duet; Weary Cleaners Miss
es NJ Harhnugh and Annie Boiler Reel
tatlon; Moral and Religious Eloquence,
which wns nohly rendered by Grant Win,
tiers Dialogue: Reward Of Brnevnlencr,
Misses o. Evl"r VI Evl,r. Matte Freeze.
NJ Harhangh II Warrnfrl'z S. Clarke.
M"'ic; Sweet b, and BY, Qrickslep, q
II 5 Weller The Ten Virgins. Chorus;
What shall the Harvest he bv The school
Dialogue; The Brown Family, Misses En-
ma K, Ter Mnnzella EIa'bangh; Mes-rs.
Th"ma> Evlrr. Lewis Evler. Frank Eylrr,
Grant Winters, George Smith and Rnbnah
Ey'"r. Solo; Where is Thy Refuge, by
|Ianzrlla Harhnngh Dialogue: Preac'"r
S,nnhs Wife. Miss Susan MrChi~irk and
Rubbish Evlcr Tahlear. Faith. Hope and
CHARITY. Muse: National Guards Grand
March. Geo. II. S. Weller. Rrci'ali"n:
Family Government. was well rendered
by Mauzcim llar'mngh. Dialogue: lie v
aud Gentle. Miss VI IIarbin=h AMI Mr.. |
Grant Winters Music: COLLEGE q Iick4tep.
Ivy q II s. Weller Dialogue; Uncle
Nose Mcs>rs Thnmns Evlrr, Grant Win'
er. and Lewis EvIrr. Solo; Now Moses
don, &c 81 H. 5. Weller. Crnwniny the
Goodies. III Liberty. Tnh'cau; Parental
Care. Questions NV Mrs Llzzi" Fr'eze,
ND III h'hlb IN HlHSP. 'a'I'in, Hf |
Lords PRAYER Chorns; lInIlrlujnh IT'S
Done. bv the school After the presents
were distributed TO the chill lren which
Ut packages " candies Sc. fnl
lru ell the presentation Of several very fine
cakes Ia the Rev. = x. Wine, BENT Evler
>np,., g, II :. W. Ter and Annie Boiler,
for music Rendered o. ,,c organ, Mr.. II |
Winters for hi, III assistance in prrpar
iny for the entertainment also Mrs. NJ. 4
Dodge, for candles SEN Ia the sCnnnl. The
singing WA good, the Dialogues were very
fine and n,lch appreciated. The mana.
RS troubles we're summary and the let
Ilp" ot Mr.. Winters and MauZrlla Har
|mu. III we're cxlrrmel, tilr, in fact, it re-
hccIrd credit on all who participated in it
aud ". dnnbt il il could rave been render !,
rd b rr b> professionals II CLOSED ut II
,'rluck and tie audience went home well
plen>rd. TIE Superintendent aud patrons
,f,nr school wish I" publicly ncknowl
-dge the receipt If Ev"rs AMI presents re-.
:e,scd from Mr., VI. a D"dgr and Rnpp
G IL. s w.
The Chris'm,s Sunday School Anniver
sarv at It Jolns Lutheran church was
on G. ri>'nIaS eve. The church
mos, atty and beautifully trimmed
with ~, rgrrrn. formed in trstoons, crosses
and diamonds, behind The pulpit there WAS
. LARGE arcl, b,sri The inscription A Sa-
rinur which iSChri>i the Lord. supported
Dv two columns upon which the notices
Truth and word were displayed and
- the rich, ana left ~ the arch in beauli-
al designs were arranged the Inscriptions.
is born" "AnI His Name shall he called
Ie,u." The date II the organization Of
he school in 1853 and also 1881 We're dis .
,layetI, whilst on the Al rs of the walls
were the words "And His Name shall he
'allrd Wonderful. Gu lsclh,r, Everlasting !
Father. Prince of Peace" The sch ol ~
,cmhlcd in the basement aud mrrcllel in
% the audience room, the class ensign he
ng borne At the head Of each class lnvn-
alton Creed. Greeting and Prayer fol
owed by music after which each class en-
IGN VAS presented by mem'er Of the
lass to Rev. Wire and Superintendent, /
JOS. e Webster, alternately who made
,rief appropriate remarks and the ensign
.as placed ngalnst the wall which com
,lct-d the design contemplated in the dec
'Ialion aud presented II mos, tasteful and
pleasing effect. Many We may say al of