Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-03-15

Personal.
The Cumberland Ind,pcnd,nt, speak
ing of the removal of GlsSan L. Porter
and family from that city to Baltimore,
"wherc they will hereafter reside" says
further that "Mr. Porter was born III
this county and has lived here all his
life He is il wcllknown lawyer and
magistrate. We bespeak for him abund-
ant success in his new location"
Tuesday, March 1, last, was the 10Th
birthday of James J. Hoblitzell, once of
Frostburg, now of Mcyersdale, Pa, and
his elegant family of daughters and SONS
helped him to have good time.
Edward +. Ford, deputy supreme re-
gent of the Royal Arcanum, was here
Wednesday and Thursday in the inter
est of the Order, and will be here again
next week.
Jacob Tuvin and daughter, Miss Sadie,
returned home last Friday from trip
to New York and Baltimore, accom-
panied by Mrs. Tristcr, Mrs. Mar
tin and three children of Pittsville,
Mass, who will spend a few weeks i'll
FrJstburg.
William H. Towles was visitor i'll
the metropolis Tuesday evening.
"Our OH friend, ID. Cronin, of Con-
fuence, has not been very well this viii
ter, but we are glad to learn he is pick
ing up right smart and will soon be
himself again" says the Meyersdae
Cou,mCrci0i.
The Cumberland Nc~~ says Miss Eva
Jctfncs, of Frostburg, is visiting the
Misses Turner, on Frederick street.
Miss Gertrude Scott, of Oakland, Md.
is visiting the Misses SCmerville.
~. c. Schotield, Of Frostburg, Nd, -
says the Olive Hill (KyD DiSpotch, "who
comes here to accept the position of
resident electrician Of the O. II. f. b.
Co., arrived last week. Mr. Schotield
was formerly instructor at the Bliss
School of Electricity at Washington. ID.
c., which position he occupied for two
NNttlo' bDllINt mat
and before coming here he has been en-
gagged in the erection of electric light
plants in various towns of Western
Maryland. He isathuroughly competent
electrical and mechanical engineer and
il good citizen. His family of wife and
one child are ut present III Washington,
ID. G. They will takeup their residence
here soon
Mrs. Frederick Blaul and little son, of
Cumberland, are visiting Mrs. b. :
mother, Mrs. Vincent Raley.
james +. Mcdonald, of Eckhart, an
expert in mathematics, penmanship,
Stenography and book excepting, with
Smith Bros, lumber merchants, of
Heaters and Parkcrsburg, w. Va, has
been PROMISED to work in the head
quarters office at latter place, the pro-
motion including IA substantial advance
in salary. Mr.. Med. is an exceptionally
bright young man of the class who are
growing to usefulness and prominence in
the commercial world. The JOURNAL is
always glad to chronicle the advance
ment of young men who are rising per-
force of their own merit.
Miss Nellie Hamill is visiting friends
i'll Cumberland.
George f. p. Wanger, superintendent
of construction of the electric railway
from Cumberland To- FroSthurg, will
leave to-day for his home, PottStown,
Pa, much to the regret of many friends
he has made here. If he We're going
among strangers the JOURNAL would
herein certify to hiSeXcellencc, but as he
is returning to his home it is only ncces-
sarv to assure his friends that his IT,
h-ction of Pottstown civilization Is
highly creditable to that city.
Misses Etfie and Louisa *. Shatfer are
in the east buying their spring and sum.
mer millinery. They are registered at
+ba Narrnllton hotel baltimore