The Republican., 1921-12-01
HUTTON

Mr.. ]. Harry Lang, of Philadelphia,
Pa, was business visitor to Hutton
yesterday.
DR.. Moser, of Terra Alta, was a
professional visitor to this place one
day last week.
Messrs. Harold Virgins and Jerry
Julius Pendergast motored to Oakland
on Saturday afternoon where they
were visitors for few hours.
On Sunday morning last Mrs. Ross
Burton, nee Shade, died suddenly at
her home in Corinth, West Va. The
deceased lady suffered for a number of
years from heart trouble, and it is
believed that an attack was the cause
of her sudden demise. Her funeral
occurred in Westernport on Wednes-
day, interment being made in the cem-
etary there. Beside her husband she
is survived by a sister, two brothers
and host of friends.
Miss Elena NJ. Pendergast had as
her guest at her home here Miss Eli
thorpe Welch. Both young ladies are
attending the Frostburg State Normal
at Frostburg.
The following named spent Thanks
giving Day at their respective homes
in Hutton; Messrs. James Pender-
gast, of Clarksburg, Herbert and Mar
tin Carney, of Keyser, and the Misses
Carney, of Clarksburg,
On Tuesday afternoon at 200 o.
clock there was much ringing of sa-
cred bells throughout the province of
Maryland and the District of Column
bia. The ancient universal church of
the holy apostle decreedthis means of
announcing publicly Rt Rev. Arch
bishop Curley's entrance into Balti-
more City, and his appointment to the
Holy See. Archbishop Michael ].
Curley, of st. Augustine, Fla, has
been chosen as successor to his emf
nence the late James Cardinal Glib
bons. A number of our people were
present at Mt. Royal station in Balti-
more to greet the newly elect when he
arrived.
A dance was held here on the even
ing of Thanksgiving Day, with large
number of people in attendance, The
music was furnished by the Oakland
orchestra under the capable leader
ship of Mr.. Dennis Rasche. of that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Fender
gast and infant son, of Piedmont. w.
Va, spent Thursday last in Hutton as
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Pendergast.
Mr.. Ross Martin, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley Martin, of Free
port, West Va, narrowly escaped with
his life on Thursday evening last when
the motor cycle which he was driving
skldded as he was making a very
sharp curve on the West Virginia
State road leading from Terra Alta.
The accident occurred about 900 o.
clock near the Corinth grist mill, To-
Gated short distance from where a
large iron bridge spans the Balti-
more & Ohio tracks. The machine, in
turning turtle, threw the rider to the
ground, pinning him fast beneath
the heavy motor cycle and the at
tached side car, where he remained for
upwards of quarter of an hour be-
fore help came to release him. The
young man was indeed fortunate in
escaping with only slight injuries.
although he was considerably shaken
up and somewhat dazed before re-
covering his senses. Finding that
his car was unimpaired as a result
of the occurrence young Martin con-
tinued his journey. He arrived at
Hutton about half hour later where
he was given first aid" by those
skilled in the practice of the art and
was later interviewed by the writer
who CLEANED from him the above
facts. ST. ELMO