Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-24
TOWN AND VICINITY.
iSreVitIcS.


In Baltimore the people whom a new
grade leaves ON top of a new hill are
humorously called cliff jewellers.
That is what n. +. Wetmore can call
Frank Spates and William Cronin, but
how Spates and Cronin can characterize
the Yungerman family, who now live
below cliff size, cant be found in the
dictionary.
If the business men who have told the
Journal that daily is not needed
would be as frank with the tenderfeet
projectors, the town would be spared
the infliction of continuous tours of beg
gary and collection of aims which are
sure to come with it.
Cumberland, with population of
10000, is far more inviting daily news
paper field than Frostburg. Here there
are less than 5000 people getting along
without one; there nearly 1000 are
struggling over similar ground unaided
by daily this according to the arith-
metic of the tenderfeet. Go to Cumber-
land, chumS.
1t is believed that some Mckeesport
influence induced the Business Mems
Association to knock out programme ad-
vertising, much to tn" disappointment
of many good enterprises thus aided.
If not MckeeSpOrt. perhaps it was Scott.
dale, or Confluence, but anyway will the
same persuasion induce the Association
to yield to ii daily hOld-up that must al
ways be puny because 1t will be always
needy:
Moreover, programme patronage is an
aid to many meritOriOus enterprises;
helping a daily, Il III Grafton, is a sop
to two.
In point of effect, the programme,
held in the hand an hour, an hour-and
ahalf or two hours, Is far superior to
the daily that can be disposed of in a
minute, minute and a half, or two
minutes.
julius Caesar, chemist, died in Eng
land, leaving an estate worth So.
An individual of same name resides in
Frostburg, but it Is not believed he is an
heir to chemist.
One more visionary has joined the
Grand Order of ChmericaI Seers of
Frostburg. There are now at least four
members, one of whom, however, has
not taken the third degree.
The riddle continues-why is ii better
foundation for paving taken up than
can be laid down:
One business man suggests that "the
JOURNAL should advertise for at least
one more photographer for Frostburg. -
But that wouldn't be fair to Gilbert and
Mcdonald.
The President has written letter de
nouuciug the Pearre ti-Injunction
bill, which places him i'll IA position hos
tile to Pearre as well as Bryan and
Lewis.
Religious
At the German Evangelical Zion
Church, Rev. G. f. Fleck, pastor, to-
morrow Sunday l0ls Il. III. sermon in
German; p. m. Sunday school; - p.
III. sermon in English.
At the First English Baptist church,
Rev. Edw. G. Allard, pastor, tomorrow
Sunday services at l0l2 a. III. and ~
y. m; Sunday school 81 IA. III.
At st. Johns Episcopal Church, Rev
f. NJ. G. Bedell, rector, tomorrow 09th
Sunday after Trinity ~ p. IN. Holy Com
munion; lOi2 a. m. morning prayer and
sermon; 81 p. m. Sunday school; r., p.
m. evening prayer and sermon.
At a meeting of the Presby terrain
Church Friday evening of last week it
was determined to extend a call to Rev.
j. n. Beall, pastor of the McClelland
Avenue Presbyterian Church, st. Louis,
Mo-. to accept the pastorate here.
Rev. f. A. Williams, IA former Mt
Savage pastor, was this week appointed
pastor of st. Marks Catholic Church,
Gainesville, near Baltimore. He is
quite well-known here.
At the Congregational Church, Rev.
j. Lewis Evans, pastor, tomorrow (SuI-
day lOia a. IN. sermOn-"The JOY of
4
a., p. III. sermon-"Do | Discourage
Others ~
Rev T. Getz Hill, IL former curate of
Emmanuel Parish, Cumberland, now
rector of Trinity Parish, Sykesville,
Md, has resigned that charge, taking
effect November 18th, to accept appoint
ment to St. Anne's Church, Smithsburg.
Washington county, about s miles east
bring him back into the Cumberland
convocaton Mr. Hill, son of the late
Thomas Hill, was born and reared in
Frosthurg.
At First NJ. +. Church, Rev. A. H.
Thompson, pastor, tomorrow Sunday
81 Il. III. ss-meeting; 1O15 a. m. ser
mon-"The Sunday School; What and
Why p. III. Rally Day exercises and
Singing by the Gideonites; a., p. III.
sermon-"The Sunday School How ?"
Revival services at Grace NJ f.
Church, South, are attended by large
congregations, and much interest is
manifested by the Christian people of
the town. The meeting is resulting in
conversions Of young men and women.
Services each night in the week, Satur
day included; ! p. III. song service and
sermon at : bV Rev L. S RudaSill of
Cumberland. Tomorrow Sunday 6
Il. m. prayer meeting; / "A. M. Sermon
, p. M. revival services instead of Sun
day school; p. m. sermon.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church. Rev.
+. II. Wagner, pastor, tomorrow (Sun-
day lOi2 a. m. and ~ p. III. usual
services.
Accidents.
William Rodda, jr., of Pittsburg, Pa,
IL, Al