Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-10-31

Park cemetery, Rev. A. C. Haver-
stick, assisted by Rev. Thomas Tongue,
an old schoolmate of DR.. Price, officiat-
ing.
The paIlbearers in Frostburg were
Drs. C. c. Jacobs, Timothy Griffith,
B. M. Cromwell. and Messls. II. B.
Colburn, F. C. Beall, M. B. Tyler,
DIN Beall, B. S. Randolph. Charles
E. Tucker and }. B. Oder. In Balti-
more the same office was filled by Dr..
A. d. Cobey, of Washington; E. B.
Young, A. II. Robertson, DR.. George
Taylor, William H. Moore and
Hawkins Dorset, of that city.
Mrs. Price, three dalghters--Mr
Florence Dryden, of Baltimore, and
Misses Nellie and Agnes, of this place,
and one n-Benjamin Price, of
Baltimore, survive.
GA Frent" contributes the follow
ing lines:
Beyond the pale of bitter strife,
Where money-thlrst and sordid gain
Make up the wool of earthly striving,
Thy spirit took its flight where love doth
Where peace from God thou art deriving
IT'S true, tbs sad that parting came so soon
Nor time for prayer nor loving farewell give
To those thou loved st and lived for in this
bourne
Yet when, like thou, one hast ever lived
For truth and honor death. of pain is
shorn.
The good thou hast done midst suffering kind
Will live and bless thy name in time to come
The pain thy hand hast soothed and e'er
relieved
In memory cherished Will shine like some
Great good from Gods own hand received
A gloom pervades-a hush of sudden grief
Der places that hath known thy step hath
spread;
Thy mnlstering hand, stllcd, by thy side is
To earth and earthly things thou art known
as dead
The last sad rites to thee are paid
But, no thou Invest in truth up there above,
And here below in all the hearts
Of men thy goodness knew and ever sought,
And peace from thee to them now still i'm
parts
Wheneer thy deeds on earth fill up their
thought.
Personal.
C,,,,o1 Dl;r.I+ r. q
this place, son of John Johns, of Oak
land, Nd, and brother of Mrs John
A. Wagner, will locate in New York
city next week, where his time will be
given to a church engagement, concert
and oratorio work. This sewers his
connection with the Schumann Male
Quartet, of which he has been the
leading tenor for five years. His
transfer from Indianapolis, Ind., to
New York is much regretted in the
former city.
Campion Rush, manager Of Hotel
Gladstone, is welcome acquisition to
the business circles of town. He Is
we'll at home on hotel topics and a
very clever gentleman all round.
Edward Duffy, lately thought to be
seriously i'll, is recovering.
MIR. and Mrs. David Enlow, of the
vicinity Of Grantsville. passed through
Frostburg Thursday en- route eastward
on their wedding tour. They had
been married early that morning. The
bride was Miss Armada, the pretty
daughter of Ross Compton.
Hon. A. H. Robertson, democratic
nominee for the additional judgeship
provided for Baltimore, was one of the
city palibearers to the interment of
the remains of DR.. Thomas C. Price.
John Heating, of Cumberland, was
in town Thursday. He is one of the
firm of James Clark q Co., manu-
facturers of the famous Braddock
Whiskey. There are, by the way,
WHISTLES and WHISTLES, amounting al
most to free and unlimited distillation
but it will be long time before any
of them will reach parity with the
"Old Braddock," the gold standard of
medicinal beverages. Certainly nc
law made whiskey eau ever displace its
pre- eminence.
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