Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-04-02

One Of the Water Company's mains, tina
on Carro!l.st., sprung leak some time since
Workmen repaired 1t this week.
The rain of last Saturday night removed
nearly all Of the snow from our streets. In
the mountain, however, there is yet plenty o.
It in the shaded parts.
The Thurmont Culture Club will hold its
next meeting at the home Of Miss Margare,
Osler on Friday April 3rd, at 8 p. M, sharp.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all who
are interested in the work to meet with U.s.
WILL ATrEND-Columbi Council, Jr. o.
u A. M, of this place will be in the parade
on the occasion Of the meeting OF the State
Council in Frederick on the 18th inst. Reno
Council of Creagerstown will also be In line.
A mammoth parade is anticipated.
THE NEW FIGURING MILL.-The foun.
dalton for Mr.. D. R. Rouzer's new mill is
about complete and just rs soon as the wealth
er permits, work on the building will begin.
He has the material, frame, &c, on hand and
will push the work on the building complet-
ing 1t at the earliest possible date.
Mr.. Clarence Wilson Colhhower, son Of
Mr.. T. j. Colhhower, prominent farmer Of
near Emmitsburg. and Miss Nora Gabrielle
Freeze, daughter Of MIR. Jacob Freeze of
Thurmont, were quietly married IN the
NJ. E. church in Thurmont on Wednesday
evening, March 18th, at 7:l5 o'clock, by the
pastor, Rev. Henry Mann.
SEIZURE BY REVENUE OFFIcERs.-On
Thursday last several United States Internal
Revenue officers arrived In Emmitsburg on
the II o'clock train and went to the residence
Of Mr.. Samuel Wagaman, who resides at the
mountain west Of the town, and seized still
and worm, which when found were In his
possession, and which are used in the man
ufacture Of whisky. The still and worm are
now ia the passion of the revenue officers.
Good Pay for Good Work.
The above offer of the Chautauqua Nur-
sery Co., Of Geneva, N Y, can be relied on
They want agents in every locality on salary
or commission to sell their warranted stock,
which they guarantee and replace free. Pay
weekly; new methods; outfit free. Extra
inducements 10 customers. Experience un-
necessary. Secure territory Low; don't wait.
References exchanged, Address
CHAUTAuQUA NURSERY Co.,
Geneva, NY
BUSINESS CHANaE.-Mr L. G. Smith who
has for number of years been conducting
the warehouse business at Graceham, has
purchased Mr.. G. H. Deans stock of general
merchandise and will henccforward have
charge of all the business done at that excel
lent business stand Mr.. Smith is a heavy
buyer of grain and hay, this with the general
merchandise will keep his hands full but he
has energy enough to warrant that all will
be well attended to. He will do a strictly
cash business, which will permit him to sell
at bottom prices.
EXPERIENCE SocIAL.-The Persian Mon.
arch's wish for something new under the
sun" will be granted next Monday evening,
April 9th, in the Experience Social to be
given by the Kings Daughters Society of
Trinity Reformed church, at the home of DR..
E. G. Kefauver. Apart from the experiences
many of which will be quite amusing an IN
teresting program will be rendered after
which light refreshments for small sum
will be furnished to those who desire them.
We hope for the pleasure of many smiling
faces and will try to give all happy time.
Committee.
Mrs. DR.. Waters entertained her Sunday
School class at her residence on Thurs lay
evening last by Phantom Party. The
young ladies of the class. accompanied by
their escorts, arrived at 8 o'clock and
ghostly appearance they made as they were
clad IN the regular garb of theP Phantom, Much
was occasioned by mistakes in
identity and when the unhooding came the
were many.
The evening was spent in social way
and in the enjoyment of refreshments pro,
vided by the hostess. The following were
present: Misses Minnie Foreman, Mae Slick,
Janet Freeman, Blanche Hammett, Reppie
Grimes, Efle and Edna Baker, Ef]e Winger,
Joe Miller, Mrs. Robert Eigenbrode, Mary
Winger of Mercersburg, Pa, Carrie Boblitz,
Beth FiIor, Addie Grimes, Susan and May
Freeze, Mrs. Garrison, Aessrs William Reyes
Prof. Beachley, DR.. Bircly, Henry Barb.
James Firor, Miles Miller and Edgar Seton.