Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-06-06
BreVItIe les.


rector of the Y. NJ. c. A, at that place
BrcVitIcS.
All ladies and tiremen especially
should read Fore Welcome.
Considerable greenbrier limestone
formerly blonde complexion, latterlS
brunette, was raked up and piled OF
Broadway Monday Tuesday a Wagon
loaded and carried some Of the piles
away, but the poor horses got tired anC
struck for work elsewhere. The re
manning piles are gradullv resuming
their former condition of scatteratiOn.
If Council permits the new brewery tC
control the measure of the water that 1t
proposes taking from the town supply
a day is coming when the people will
have to protect their own households in
some way from the abuse of an uude
served privilege Mark that prediction
That brewery metre should be located
only where it will he accessible to and
under control of the towns water au-
thorltieS. If not, the property under
mortgage to pay the $50, 900 water in.
debtedneSs is going to suffer during dry
seasons inevitably coming.
National Pike Road is just as redund.
ant as broadway St The latter is a
pleOnaStic reflection upon the town 5 in
trlligenCe. So is "Main St iii anOth-
CT sense. What "Bull Durham" is III
civic rhetoric the JOURNAL dOesn know
But all the three latter are blurs upon
a town which has State school whose
office is to teach teachers.
While workmen We're busting off
Broadway Monday a citizen stepped in
and said 1.-THE street is like. the Irishman
who had three suits-'one to put on, one
to take off, and then, be jabers, one
to 60 naked I'M -
Rome, having heard from Frostburg
is thinking of calling Italy's great high
way "Applan Way road
Many door numbers have gone up,
but as the prefix, "No.,' has been omit
ted, how is the man who doesn't know
that Broadway, without the suttiN,
"St..' is IA street how is he 20 learn
that "22' is meant to be the number of
IA door on that street:
Bcall High School.
The Frostburg Opera House was filled
to overtlnwing Monday evening by
friends of Bcall High School, and the
rs printed herein Last week
WAS we'll rendered.
George Stern, president trustee. was
at his best and delivered an address Of
exceptional interest to all concerned in
scholastic affairs.
y. G. Wilson, county superintendent,
in his usual practical way made excel
lent points, notably the serious matter
Of parents keeping their boys ont Of
school.
In comment upon this grave delu-
Iuency Prof. f. d. Murdaugh, State
Normal principal, joined with telling
effect.
Altogether, everybody seemed pleased
with the years work at Beall High
school
Scholastic.
Programme for Senior Glass Day
Friday, June II, 1908, 3p. m, at the
State Normal School;
Music-March
Presidents address. -. .... Margaret krauSe
Erecting song ................... ......ClaSS
.......,.. ...,JuIIa Brown
Roll-Ca lI............... .......... Hazel Oder
Glass History ..... ....... go. Mary Danahcy
Class song. ...,............... ...'.'ClaSs
lass poem.... ........... go. Elva Thomas
Glass will-Writcr. ...........Julia Jackson
Reader. .... Lillian SkidmOre
Class prophecy .............. Isabelle Brown
.lL"d Mater. ....................Oc tette
Charge to teachers ........... AIthea Fuller
.................k Eleanor lianSel
Presentations ...........W Inifrcd Greene
Farewell song .......,.....C lasS
Gentry Bros Famous United Shows.
Always to the front with something
new in the amusement line, Gentry
Bros, who will appear here Saturday,
June 18th, have the biggest and best
show of their long career as caterers to
the public III the amusement line.
Twenty years of unsullied reputation
have given these popular managers the
full confidence of the amusement-lOving
pOlt ton of the population, and the at
traction they pilot throughout the cOun-
try, ranking as the very best of its kind,
is patronized accordingly. Gentry may
we'll be proud of his reputation, which
he is, and year by year his
shows improve to such an extent that
now he stands without Il rival i'll his
own particular branch of the business.