Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-10-04

M. w III. AIt;HiSt VI 4iClisNsNhy Ne''S
ton now occupies the house recently va
Gated by Mrs. keefcr.
Rev. Earle, rector Of the Episcopal
church of this place occupies part Of Mrs.
John Fl. RouzeY's house, having moved
there from Catoctin last week.
Other changes are reported to take
place in the near future.
| Personals.
Miss Grace LaHtz visited Miss Maud
Fogle during the past week.
Prof. II. D. Beachley attended the fun
cral Of his grandmother at Bolivar, on
Sunday last.
Mr.. VIM Wilhide of Dayton, Ohio, is
visiting his parents MIR. and Mrs. Nelson
WiIhidc Of this place. He informs us
| that he has started in business for him
SELF making repairing Of furniture a
speciality, and is building up nice bust
ness.
The Misses Sarepta and Mary Grimes
of this place are spending sometime at
Niagara Fails They viii also visit in
philadcIi hia.
Mrs. Jennie Syholl and Miss Tiny Shat
Ter Of Chambersburg, Pa, were guests
Of Mrs. j. X Waters during the past
week
Mrs. D. r. Rouzer ard Mrs. S. M.
Biroly visited Mrs Levi Leatherman last
Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. Matthias left lest Thursday
for johns Hopkins University where he
will resume his studies for the winter.
The Electric Read.
Wort; was begun on the grading Of the
electric railroad at Lewistown by Mr.
| Chas. J. RAM bug, 70 whom has been
awarded contract for about three miles
The grading OF the ROAD from Frcder-
irk will be commenced the first Of the
couing weel. it having been delayed by
the absence Of one Of the parties who has
to SIGN deed for the right Of way. q
large force Of workmen will be engaged
Al the Frederick end and Nr. Eamsburg
will be able to give employment to all
who desire it.
The Executive Committee have given
contracts FOR the rails and special work,
such as turnouts, switches, ETC., for use
in Frederick city. From this time for
ward the work will be pushed as rapidly
as it is possible TO do so. The weather
conditions will have mach to do with the
progress of the work.
Mr.. Ramsburg will also go to work
with his plans for large hotel, on an OK
ceedingly beautiful site on his farm, SO
that the same will be ready for occupan-
cy by the time the railroad is completed.
Logs Letter.
Mrs. N. MumD2a CT near Motters Is
visiting her daughters Mrs John 10y
and Mrs. Michael Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Mort visited her
parents MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Welty il
Frederick on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Wilhide of Thur
mont spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. W. Haftner.
Mrs. Geo. W. Miller of near Lewistowr
went to Baltimore Saturday morning OF
two weeks visit to her son Charles Mil
Ter and Family.
Miss Anna Devilbiss Of Thurmont visit
ed her sister Mrs. Clarence Martin or
, Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Morrison and son Johnson
and Mrs. Jacob Martin Of Graceham were
the guests of Mrs. Jere. Martin Saturday
, and evening
, Mrs. David Hinea of Detour returned
home after spending some time with hel
mother Mrs. 6. Lohr; also visited rela
tives in Thurmont.
Miss May Currens was the guest Thurs
day night of Miss Julia Conner of Grace
ham.
Miss May Currens, our teacher, waitct
until 3. Is p. m. to take the regular z P
i m. train to her home III Waynesboro, Fri
, day evening. After frequent stops ow
ing to disabled engine she reached Way
neBboro at H. SO p m. She started on he
|. homeward journey at APO p. m. Sunday
Y TO be sure of reaching this place unit
r Monday morning.
y Saturday evening passengers were de
!, layed here some time owing to the fac
v that the train had to return to find it
conductor whom they had left eight mile
l,oI> Whit S,,;11 Lorray, nayt tirep7