Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-06-14
Business Movements,

Thomas Basse, soliciting agent for the
Cumberland Cleansing and Dye Works,
has established branch agency at No.
10 Broadway, and appointed f. B. Gales
agent.
Hiram Albright, of Alaska, w. Va,
later of Homecoming, has purchased the
stock and fixtures of Mays saloon and
restaurant, i'll Frostburg, and will re-
STIR, from which this information is
taken, speaks we'll of Mr.. a.
James Kenny, tobacconist, Of this
place, has taken employment to travel
for a wholesale house, same line.
Important Event in the History of
st. Johns y. r.. Church.
The Archdeaconry of Cumberland of
the Episcopal Church, consisting of the
clergy of the western part of the State,
will meet in this place Monday and
Tuesday, next.
The first service will be held Monday
evening at s o'clock, when the Bishop,
Rev. William Paret. ID. d., of Baltimore.
will preach and confirm.
Tuesday mt / a. III. the Bishop will
consecrate the Church, its debt having
been paid, when the Rev. John G. Gray.
of Baltimore, will preach the sermon
At this service, if the weather permits,
the clergy will form in the chapel and
march to the front door. the Bishop
leading. He will knock for admittance,
and the doors being opened by the War
dens, all will pass up the aisle repeating
alternately the verses of Psalm xiv.
One of the veStry will then read and
present to the Bishop the instrument of
donation. This is the dedication.
The Bishop will then invoke God s
blessing upon the building and the ser
vices which hereafter may be performed
at the font, chancel- rail and altar, pulpit
and lectern This is the conservation.
Then will follow Morning Prayer or
Mathis, the sermon and the celebration
of the Holy Communion.
The service Is not completed until the
Bishop dismisscS the congregation with
the Benediction.
The offerings taken up will be for
The Maryland Church Building Fund"
The following is Il list of the clergy
expected to he present with the names
of their hosts. Some may be kept at
home sick or other emergency calls in
their parishes:
Rev. J. :. Bacon. ID. d.. Buckcystown, Md.
Mrs. Edward Duffy.
Rev. Joseph Baker. Cumberland, Md.
Henry J. Powell.
Rev. II. +. Cotton. IIagerStown, Md.
Frank G. Beal.
Rev. e. !. Curtis. .SharpSburg, Md.
Joseph Timmons at Hotel Gladstone.
Rev. J. &. Gray ..............B Baltimore, Md.
i. s. Randolph.
Rev. .. lnglc ID. D......... Frederick, Md.
DIN Bcall.
Rev. j. {. kOOn. .............lI Hancock, Md.
:. Graft lIavcrstick.
Rev T.. j. Lawrence. pikcsvillc, Md.
j. II. Oder.
Rev. f.. MCiill ...... ...... Thurmont. Md.
Charles {. Wright at Hotel Gladstone
Rev d. May..............Ne New Market Md
Joshua Johnson at Hotel Gladstone.
Rev. J. W. Mott, ID. D..... Mt. Savage Md.
Mrs VI. NJ Townsend.
Rev. {. Il, Page. ......... liagcrStown Md.
DIR. George \. Smith,
Rev. Thco. smooth, ID. ID. Mt. Savage Md
DIR. J. &. Cobcy.
Rev. &. W. Thomas. ...... AdamStown, Md.
Charles +. Tucker
Rev. W. !, Williams. .... Westernport, Md
NJ. Brooke Tyler.
Rev. J. !. Icllott.. PetcrSvillc Md.
Mrs \. NJ. DevccmOn.
The Bishop ut the Rcctory.
Four others of the clergy, not arriving
until Tuesday morning, will not require
place of entertainment.
After the service the Rector will en-
tertain all the clergy at dinner at the