The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-08-19

The Minstrel entertainment given
bv the Oakland Hotel walters and
bellmen in Offutt's Hall last We'd
nescay night, was well attended.
The performance was good and
pleased the big audience.
Miss Linton, of Philadelphia, de-
lighted the dwellers at Monte Vista
Tuesday evening with her recita-
tions, and the Misses Jones, of
Parkersburg, W. Va, played a
number of duets with excellent
taste and skill.
Rev. Thane Miller and Miss
Goul, the Swedish lady, entertained
quite large crowd in ST. Paul's
church Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Miller conducted song service and
Miss Goul made an interesting talk
to the children.
Saturday night Prof. Sheldon.
the dancing master gave the first
fancy dress ball of the season at the
Oakland hotel Before the ball
opened Prof. Sheldon and two of
his pupils, Isabella and Genevieve
Whitlock, gave an exhibition Of
fancy dancing.
Rev. Father Mattingly will say
mass at Deer Park on next Sunday
(2lst inst.) at = o'clock and at
Oakland at 1Og o'clock. There
will be but one mass at Oakland on
next Sunday. Vespers at Oakland
at Il O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack, the
elocutionist and dramatic reader
from Washington, ID. c., has taken
the "Mountain Vista Cottage and
is here for the season and is prepared
to give lessons private or in classes
and to give her services in enter
tainments for local charities.
LAND FOR SALE ! offer my
farm. 100 acres. for sale, situated
on the West Union road four miles
from Oakland. A new barn and
new house is on the place
For further information apply to
HENRY KILLIUS,
23-tf Sunnyside.
The last Sabbath in this month
at 3.30p. m. there will be meet
ing held in VIM. Roth's grove, on
the West Union road. The sub
ject to be discussed is: care we
keeping the right Sabbath" by
Rev. James Singleton, of Phlladel-
phia. Ministerial help invited.
The Mountain Chautauqua at the
Park is still in session. This has
been so far the most successful sea-
son in its history, it being remark
able for the varied programme and
large audiences. The hotels and
boarding-houses are overhowing and
appeals have been made to all pri-
vate families who have a spare room
to accommodate some person who
desires to remain.
Thursday, August 25th, the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
will hold reunion and basket pic
mic in Oakland. The amusements
will consist of dancing, base ball.
etc. The program has as yet not
been arranged. The different
lodges of the order that will be
present are Lodge No. 440 of Cum
berland, Lodge No. 267, Of Key
ser. and Lodge No. 452, of Grafton
Miss d. W. Proctor. Mrs. NJ.
Jacobs, Mrs. S. E. Hopkins, Mrs.
F. A. Ridgely, Mrs. NJ. l.. Hall,
Miss Hall, Miss Linthicum, Miss
Merz and Miss Bertha Merz, of
Baltimore; Messrs. NJ. j. inland
and c. II. Rudolph, of Washing
ton; Mr.. J. II. Petry and Miss
Petry, of Quebec, Canada; Mrs. II.
Hall, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Godfrey, of Davis, W. Va, are
guests at Miss Lou Thaver's.
Messrs. NJ. Z. Talley of Parkers-
burg, p. S. Mccartney, Of Balti-
more, and NJ. ". O'Donnell, Of
Keyser. members Of the executive
committee Of the Brotherhood Of
! Railroad Trainmcn, were in Oak
land Monday perfecting arrange
ments for the picnic to be held
under the auspices Of the above
order on Thursday, August 2jth.
The committee promises that every
thing will be done to make the day
an enjoyable one.
About aS, 800 additional stock
has been subscribed to the Noun
tain Lake Park Hotel Go. 1t is
expected that the new company will
be fully organized within day or
two. The plans for the new three