Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1921-03-24
St. Anthony's News.
A Happy Easter To All!

A Happy Easter To All!
As this column is supposed to furnish
news broadcast, we shall here take q
glimpse of happenings about our sur
roundings since the last issue Of The
Clarion. As we cranked up the car and
off on the journey, here 10 what We
noted:
Tuesday Of last week Mrs. J. L. N.Y.
ers was taken to the hospital at Balti-
more.
Tuesday afternoon the chimney on the
tenant house Of Mr.. D. F. Roddy. rented
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Michael, caught
fire. This caused considerable excite
ment, but no damage was done.
Mrs. James Settler spent Tuesday at
ternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Michael.
Tuesday evening Rev. FIR. Cassidy Of
the Mt. ST. Mary's College Faculty de-
liver. an instructive sermon at St. An
thongs.
In passing by we note many people
making garden. fsrmers'are blowing for
corn and others are busy making fence.
Surely some of these signs indicate the
arrival of spring. The wild geese are
coming north. 1t is getting too warm
for them in their winter home.
Now for Easter. Sunday was Palm
Sunday. This week is known as Holy
Week The students at the College will
60 home on Wednesday for Easter.
There will be Tenebral at the College
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve
nings. The Seminarians on Thursday
evening will march in a body from the
College to St. Anthony's church as has
been the custom in former years. They
will visit the Repository; from St. An
thongs they will march to the old ceme-
terry on the hill and thence to the COL
lege. The beautiful custom of the watch
at the repository will be again carried
out at St. Anthony's and the College
Chapel. At st. Anthony's list of the
hours and the names Of those to be at
the church during the hours appointed
has been posted in the vestibule where
all can observe it. We hope all will try
to make the hour appointed, and trust
that at no time during the watch will
church be idle. Services at st. Apthony's
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday even
ings. Easter Sunday the Mt. St. Mary's
Benevolent Association will receive Holy
Communion in body at the seven o'clock
Mass at St. Anthony's.
Tuesday Mrs. Henry Eckenrode had
sale. Mrs. Eckenrode will in few days
move to her new home. the Legarde
property. Prof. Thos. Norris will move
from the Legarde property to the College
House vacated by Mrs. Frederick Braun.
County Surveyor Crum was busily en-
gagged in this locality last week. The
object of his visit was to settle disputes
on boundary lines of several properties.
Miss May Adams spent several days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Schriner.
Mrs. James Settler spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wagner.
Mr.. Abraham Bailey who has been in
disposed for several weeks is able to be
out again.
We are here glad to make the report
that Helen Gorley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edw. Gorley, of this place. who
was recently taken to the State Sanator-
ium for treatment, has been removed to
the home of Miss Weldon at Friends
Creek. The Children's Aid Society offic-
ers report that Helen is rapidly improv-
ing and is seemingly very happy.
From all indications several of the va
Gated seats in the local schools will soon
have occupants.
This is Easter week SO prepare for the
great feast. Try to keep Friday holi-
day; if not full day try to observe part
of it; you will lose nothing and your re-
ward will be great. A happy Easter.
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