Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-11-15
Misses Carrie Jones and Daisy 10y visited
Miss Nellie Boblitz ia Frederick this week.


The JUNO. Band was engaged at the died.
ication Of a new school house O. the moSn-
tain near Buena Vista on Saturday last.
Ice formed to the depth Of about one and
one. quarter inches in exposed places on last
Sunday night; the coolest thus far this sea-
son. .
Onlv ten SHOWS this winter and two OF
them accounted for before the middle of
November! Guess there's not much in that
sign. -
On Friday, tomorrow evening the Repuo
licans of Emmitsburg will celebrate their
recent victory. Hon. Geo. L. Wellington
and Mr.. Reno s. Harp will deliver addresses.
The Mt. St. Marys foot ball eleven defeated
the Baltimore City College on Saturday last;
score 10 to 6. On Saturday next n crack
eleven of deaf mutes will play game at Mt.
St. Marys. -
SERMON TO THE JR. o A. Mon Sunday
next Rey. G. A. Whitmore will preach a
sermon before Columbia Council Jr. o.
U. A. N. of this place In Trinity
Reformed church ut 10 oclock q. m.
The demand for Ayers Hair Vigor in such
widely separated rcgious as South America,
Spain, Australia, and India has kept pace with
the home consumption. which goes to show
that these dcope know good thing when
they try it. -
REMovED.-Mr. Cost ]. Csrmack's family,
including Mrs. Carmack, his niece Miss Bird
Mcclellan and Mr.. Ross F. Witherow left for
Baltimore City on Monday last where they
will reside, so long at least, as Mr.. Carmack
retains his place as resident millright with
the G. A. Gambrill milling company. We
regret to see them go from among US and
trust that the future may haye that in store
for Thurmont which will warrant their per-
manent return.
CANTArA OF REBEcCA.- The Cantataof Ike
becca which has been inrehearsal here during
the past several weeks will be produced in
the Town Hall on Friday evening November
Both, the evening following Thanksgiving
THIS is one Of the most charming Of the
Biblical Csntaias, the music is expressive
and the plot simple but effective. The sew
eral parts are being carefully rehcalscd and
we have every reason to believe that it will
be most creditaby rendered. The net pro-
cecds will 60 to the aid Of the Moravian
church in Thurmont.
LADIES EAroRIuM.-Miss Mary Dorsey
has rented Mr.. NJ. T. Bussard's handsome
large s,oreroonl on East Maln-st, Thulmont
and has opened ladies' out-fitting establish
ment. We are scarcely in position to name
the several branches of the trade that will he
filled, nor to enumerate the articles so taste
fully displayed, but that the windows and
room are neat and well stocked, that we
know and next week Miss Dorsey will occu-
py space..in our advertising columns and will
properly say that which we would probably
get badly mixed were we to undertake it.
She is now ready to receive customers.
The ladies of Trinity Reformed Kings
Daughters Society. Thurmont, are most
gratified to report flatterng success in sole
iting for their supper aud the reports oftheir
committee to prepare series of entertain.
ments give promise of Il most delightful treat
in that line. Next week they hope to be
able to give you a more definite idea of all
arrangements. Don't fail to come to the
Town Hall December 6, 7 and s and bring
your friends with you. Look for posters OF
the Fern Social and Supper which will soon
he issued.
BY Order of The Society.
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