Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1905-05-18
Mt. st. Mary's Items.

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings of this week, strawberries and ice cream
will be served In St. Anthonys Hall. A
pleasant time is promised 10 all.
Rev. Father Hemler, having spent some
time here for his health, returned on last
Friday, to his mission, McSherrystown, Pa ,
Mr Charles McCarrcn who had been for
some time at St. Agnes Hospital, Balt
more, is no: much better. His complaint is
stubborn and somewhat dlscouragng; so
much so that he came home on Saturday,
and that too without obtaining permanent
cure. We hope for his cure at home in the
mountain air.
The scarlet fever rage In this locality is
not making much Roadway owing to the
watchfulness of DR.. Bronner. The fonr sick
are getting better and it is hoped that the
ncighbors will be careful and not give the
disease any room 10 do its work.
Mr. John Henry Cretin has been DANGER
ous'y sick for the past week, his sickness
teine severe attack Of asthma.
Mr. Zimmerman, Emmtsburg postmaster
died on Monday from some disorder of the
liver
Mr.. Michae! Stouier has returned from
the hospital no better than when he went 1t
is hoped that he will be spared for many
years yet.
The old wooden gates at the College en-
rance, which screeched upon their hinges for
years past and upon which time has put her
work; are now cast aside for more durable
and fancy pair which Will swing between
two incurvated stone walls.
Mr.. Callahan, laborer at the College and
Mrs. Rifle, visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Hobbs, have caused a great sensation here
by getting married before others suspected
their friendship. They quietly drove to Get
tysburg last Friday, where they were mar.
ried MIR. and Mrs. Callahan are now living
near the College making one more family.
May others take nerve and gil up the empty
houses here
May 10Th, Mt. St Marys College ball tos-
sers joIrneycd to Gettysburg and admins
tered singing defeat to the collegians of
that famous town. The final score was Z to
/, the highest score so Tar made against Get
tysburg who has defeated some of the best
college teams of the country.
The victory of the mountalncers was clean
cut and well earned as they completely out
classed the Gcttysburgans Tommy Nc.
Entee the young mountaineer twirler had
his heavy hitting opponents completely at
his mercy, allowing them only four scattered
hits and causing six of them to fan the air.
On the other hand, Thomas for Gettysburg,
was found easily and often by the noun
tanners, Mahoney contributing two two.
baggers and single 10 the moun,aineers to-
tai of eleven hits.
Score by Innings.
Gettysburg. 900 0 1 300 0 O OIL 4
Mt. St. Marys.. 0002 l - 81 II
Batteries-Thomas and Lawrence; McEn-
tee and Qurrk.
Mt. St, Mary's defeated Dickinson College
in very interesting game last Saturday, by
the score of to 0. Connolly pitched re.
markable game, and not content with shut
ting out the Dickinsonians he did not even
give them hit. He was also conspicuous
with his bat, knocking out three and a two
Dagger and forcing in two OF tie runs.
Score by Innings "
Dickinson........0 0 O 0 0 90 0 90 OF
Mt. st. Mary's.. o 0 3 0 l 0 "A s 8
Batteries cKeon and Simpson, Connolly
and McShane.
The following game was played last week
at Westminster, but report CAME to us too
late for last issue.
Score by Innings.
W. MARYLAND %. o 0 0 0 0 o 0-441
Mt. st. Mary's "A % 0 0 010 x-573
Batteries Baker and Henry; Connolly
! and McShane.