Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-09-10
Personal.

James Trenberth. of COnnellsville,
Pa, is visiting friends at his former
home here Mr. Trenberth left Frost
burg 81 years ago. and while he is con-
siderably older the years of advancing
age have fallen lightly upon him. He
likes his present home, but here is still
lure which brings him now ard then
to Frostburg He takes no little pride
in the fact that he joined here the
knights of Pythias 3G years ago and
that he is still member of mo. SS-in
good standing.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. f. Betz of this place,
spent Tuesday i'll Grantsville.
Mrs. q. H Windle. of Houston, Texas,
guest at the Presbyterian manse dur
ing the past four weeks, will leave this
Saturday morning for Philadelphia,
whence, after months visit with
friends, will sail for home ria Galveston.
Miss Grace H. Dando visited her sis
ter, Mrs j. Fred Dillon, Wendell, West
Va, during the past week.
A party of Frostburg ladies drove to
Grantsville Tuesday and had dinner at
Hotel Victoria. consisting of Misses
Anna Hanson, G. Klinefelter, Alpha
Garrett, Aggie T. Davis and Mrs. Mary
j. Rank.
Miss Nellie Johns, Center street. is at
home after a two weeks visit with friends
i'll Piedmont and Keyser, w. Va.
Lewis Short, of Youngstown, Ohio,
was here for day early this week. He
was about 10 years ago an assistant of
the G. +. Pearce Drug Company. He
Is n rising young man, and brought
good report from several other former
Frostburgers in Youngstown, notably
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Jones.
Mrs. William G.. Smith and three
children, of Dayton, o., visited Mrs
Smith S parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rodda, of this place, returned to their
home Wednesday.
Miss Anna Gibson, the efficient nurse
who had charge of Mrs. Charles b.
Getty and the late Mrs. j. L.. Augustine,
both of Grantsville, is spending IA few
days with Miss Maud Bevans at Hotel
Victoria before returning to her home
in Gilmore, this county
Miss Ivy Keuney, of the University of
Maryland Hospital. Baltimore, is with
her parents-Mr and Mrs. p. J. Kenney,
of this place.
Miss Helen l.. Griffith, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs Timothy Griffith, of this
place. is the guest of relatives in Will
mington, Del.
Ulysses G.. Hanna, postmaster, is in
Atlantic City this week, and the report
comes back that after his first bath the
authorities passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting his further indulgence except
when the tide is going out.
Gus VIM. Zeller, of this place, spent
few days this week with friends i'll
Grantsville.
Misses Lottie and Minnie Lewis, of
this place, are guests Of relatives in
Berlin, Pa.
Misses Irene Wade and Corinne Meal
ing are rusticating this week with Mrs.
Bradford BlOcher, Garrett county.
j. A. Welsh, of Westernport, formerly
of Barton, was in town Wednesday.
Messrs. G.. r. Robinson and Fred.
McCulloh, of this place, spent Friday of
last week in Grantsville, guests of Hotel
Victoria.
Messrs. J. w. Daley, of Baltimore,
and Thomas Lehman, of Midland. We're
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. McGraw, 50 Broadway.
Miss Anna +. Porter, the proficient
pianist, formerly of Frostburg. now of
Cumberland, is visiting friends at
Grantsville She will leave this week
for :.Avilton. where she has been en-
gagged to instruct the choir of St. Anne's
Catholic Church, of that place. Miss
Porter will return to Grantsville on the
18th to otticiate as Organist at a wedding
which will take place at the Catholic
Church that date.
William Rodda. of Pittsburg, Pa. Wis
tied his parents-Mr. and Mrs. William
Rodda, of this place, last Sunday and
Monday.
William Dando, of Glassport, Pa,
spent last Sunday and Monday in town.
Carl Rrder, of Washington, d. c.,
working on the electric railway signal
system. has returned to his home.
Miss E. Pearl Neff, of the Church
Home and Intirmary. Baltimore, is visit
ing her mother-Mrs. L. w. Netf, Beall
street.
Joseph Timmons was the only old
soldier of Frostburg who had the cour-
age to go to Friendsville. Garrett coun-
ty, to take part i'll the "Blue-and Gray
re -union this week. He left Wednesday.
Miss Louisa Wolfe, formerly of this
place, now of Allegheny, Pa, is So
turning al Parry Sound, Georgian Bay.
Ontario, Canada, and later will go to
Ottawa, Ontario.
William NJ. Burton of Pittsburg Pa,
met his family, returning from Orkney
Springs Va, here, and all are guests of
Mr.. BIS old home folks