Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-03

ent were Misses
Mamie Blocker, Mamie Uhl,
Mrs. Hooper, Somerset, Pa,
Baltimore, Ella Thomas
MTs: +; Gambler Cumberland,
Washington, Ind,
Mrs. o. J. Moat Ella Welsh.
" \. G. lIavcrstick. Mile Oder
" J. /. III. Paul, Blanche Oder,
" Clayton Purncll, Mary Porter,
" II. B. Colborn, Kate Porter,
+. {. BcaIl Mamie MCCulloh
Matte Thomas, Mamie Haverstick,
Annie McAlster, Aggie Price
Allie Porter Bessie McCulloh,
Bernie Porter,
And Messrs.
}. l." Porter, DcSales Porter,
.. j. Muat. Frank Porter
Rev. \. G. Havcrstick, Willie Jeffrics,
); /. IL. Paul, Harry McAllister,
Clayton Turncll r. G. Colborn,
II. B ColbOrn James Thomas
AlCN. iaNcrStick, George J Conner
H'eritieS You can't help seeing
!litchins Bros advertisement. So we
won't call attention to it.
Look at advertisement, "DistrIct
School Teacher Wantcd." 1t implies
a humorous entertainment of rare mer-
1t. Put on your Sunday clothes and
90.
The town authorities are having
the street lamps overhauled and put in
good condition.
Free social and musical entertain
mentS will he given every Wednesday
and Saturday evening during the sum
mer season in Beal's Park, under tho
management of Charles Reichenbach.
This will afford an excellent opportu-
nity for both citizens and visitors to
enjoy themselves in the grove. The
park will be thoroughly lighted and
good order maintained.
llltchns Bros. have inaugurated
early closing for tho benefit 0I their
salespeople and clerks. Customers
ought to make it Improbable to other
stores 10 keep open So long.
summer rGuestS.--The following sum
mcr visitors have arrived IN Frostbury
this week. Those stopping at Mrs.
DR.. A. B. Prices:
:, n"Hh''gto", ID. Mrs. J. +. Ellis, Mrs j.
r. Bridget, Misses Raphael Ellis and Blanche
brooke, Joseph +. Hayden and sons.
Those stopping at the Mountain
View Cottages are:
B"timore-NIrs. Millic Powell and Otto d'la
Camp.
Cmito,ria-Mrs. George Tilchman. George
henderson, Harry TiIghman, Miss Fannie
Tighman.
Cnmbcrfand-Dr. l.. Il. Wilson, Rev. NJ. r.
McCormick and , sons and Edward Johnston.
Picnics'-The Protestant Episcopal
Sunday school of this town will hold n
picnic next Wednesday in the grove in
the rear of St. Michael's cemetery, to
which event the young folks of the
school are looking forward with pleas.
ant antlcipations.
The proposed picnic of the Sunday
school of the Frostburg NJ f.. church,
which was to have been held in the
grove on Tusday had to be held in tho
lecture-rOom OF the church in conSe-
quenQe Of untavorablo weather. Yet
II is said the children had an enjoyable
time.
feiiGio"s,-Rev. James +. Moffatt.
of Cumberland, will preach in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow (Sun-
evening at = o'clock. The church
beng without IL regular pastor we
understand that arrangements have
been made by which there will be
preaching every other Sunday evening.
hfed AT Mt. Hope Retreat, Balti-
more county, Thursday morning, Aug.
|, 1889, Mr., JOSIAH FROST, second son
of the late Meshack Frost, in the list
year of his age. Messrs. y. S. Frost
and G. II, Hamill. brother and broth
er-in-law, of this place, left same day
to attend the funeral, which took place
ut the Retreat yesterday.
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