Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-01-03
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The Publishing House Day Services which
were held In the U. B. church in this place
last Sunday morning We're of an interesting
char ctr, and the audience were profitably
entertained for nearly two hours. mum
Der of subscribers were secured for the DIFF
frrent periodicals The United Brethren
Publishing House at Dayton, o., Is one OF
the best in the United States.
CHRISTMAS SERvIcE.-St. Stephens Re.
formed Sunday school at Highfed held their
Christmas service on Christmas evening
using the service entitled "The Great King"
The program was an interesting one, and
well rendered. A number of Rotations by
the children were recitcd and allexcellently
rendered. The music by the choir and school
added much to the excellence ofthe exercises.
The little ones and the grown people hardly
any the less were delighted with the
christmas tree and the services throughout.
The members Of the school received the u.s.
ual treat of candy and orange. The church
was filled with people benches were brought
in and placed in the aisles, and yet a few
we're not able to get sitting room. N"twith.
standing the large audience, perfect order
was maintained voluntarily, and every one
was able to hear and appreciate the sery ices
of the evening.
WEDDED.-Miss. Molle F. Slower, OF
Phoenix, and one of the mo st useful and act
i've ladies in the village and church interests
was on Wednesday night, at 7 O'Clock, at
PD9nix Methodist Episcopal Church, joined
in matrimony to Mr.. Joseph II Morris, by
Rev. f. f. Marshall, the junior pastor OF
Hereford Circuit, in the presence OF very
large audience A vidal supper was given
before their marriage at the home ofthe brides
father, Mr. Lave Z Stnver The twain lief.
for the city on the 1928 p. II. train for Wo 'ds
baro, Frederick county. Upon their return
they will make PA@lix THEN place of resi- =
dcnce The brides dress was made OF light
brown broad cloth with godcn.hrown satin
trimming. She had Il hat to match, wore tan
coored gloves. and carried Bouquet OF III.
lies, chrysarthemums and roses. The ushcrs
were MeSsers Chas Slower, brother OF the
bride, Robert Hubhard,of Woodberry; Frank
Jones and William Coney.
In Memory Of Nicholas I.ohr.
On December 3rl, 1894, near Graceham, Mr..
Nicholas Lohr aged 7aa::y ears, S mounts and
, days.
He leaves a wife and three children, two
| daughters and one son to niornn his loss. Inc
funeral took place on the 9th at 10 O'Clock 1t
ms home, by his pastor, Rev. Geo. A Whit
| more Interment was made in the Reformed
graveyard at Apples church, the pail bearers
We e John Go lflower, Will an Null. John
Stoner, Lewis Trox, Il, Jerome Kelly, Jonas
Wastler, Undertaken Luther Crcegcr.
Those busy hands are folded,
His WORK on earth ia done;
His warfare On earth is ended,
His battles fought and Won
Father dear how much We miss thee,
Miss thy kind and loving care;
1t is God that has beroft us,
In God We trust and dry our tears
Farewell, dearest father, a long farewell,
Thou hast lett lis here to weep;
The grief we feel no tongue can tell.
Sleep, loving spirit, sleep.
Loving father, first to 90
More will never sorrow know
Now the Jordan fully passed,
Thou art numbered with the blcst.
Oh dear father can it be
Thou art gone into the grave
Can it be there was no power
Thy precious life to save.
We did not think on Sabbath morning
That our loved home so soon should be-;
Turned into house Of mourning
Father dear, for thee, for thee.
Farewell dear father thou art gone,
To that beautiful and Of rest;
Who're sin nor sorrow evcrmorc,
Shal! cross thy peaceful breast
Wrucn by lis daughter, s. 4 c.
In Memory Of Esther &. Late.
Oh, the nights of anxious watching,