The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-05-11
HUTTON
FATE

FATE
"My life is but a weaving
Between my God and me;
/ may but choose the colors-
He worketh steadily.
Full oft He weaveth sorrow,
And |, in foolish pride
Forget He sees the upper;
And l the under side Faber.
Be of good cheer, altho the fruit
crop may prove to be failure, never
fear, but what something equally as
good will be provided in the way of
a substitute by Him who doeth all
things well.
Mr.. A. Weitzel, of Kingwood, w.
Va, arrived in Hutton Tuesday, and
will be employed by the Lang Horton
tanning company in the capacity of
stenographer and bookkeeper.
Mr.. j. L. Hayne, of New York City,
was here for few hours on Friday
afternoon.
DR.. Chester L. Goldsmith, of Terra
Alta, passed through Hutton on Sun
day en- route to Oakland.
Frost after frost and days of sun
shine at intervals. But truly, is not
May the beautiful month of flowers.
and dedicated most fttingly to the
virgin queen? How the DAYS and
weeks do fly! Quite soon the balmy
month of June will be ushered in with
numberless garlands of sweet frag-
rant roses of white and pink tint.
Don't forget that the coming Sum-
day is Mothers Day and that it is
customary for gentlemen to wear a
carnation in her honor. A beautiful
tribute, indeed, and one that all NAV
we'll feel proud of.
Baltimore and Ohio Agent Morris
OF this place, recently purchased a
Ford sedan from the L. S. Evans
garage in Oakland. The car is pleas
ing IN appearance and we trust that
1t Will be Of much service to the new
owner.
Now that the West Virginia road,
leading from Terra Alta. has been
completed. insofar as the State is
concerned, we wish to interrogate the
State Roads Commission of Narvlard
as to their intention of maxine. good
such contracts, as we are informed
were formulated at the time of tbe
conception of said highway. If any
possible progress is to made this sea-
son IN the way of supplementing the
present much-needed CONNECTING linL,
that exists in Hutton and vicinity TO
the approximate extent of two and a
quarter miles, it is high time that the
blds We're given out and contracts
awarded to the right parties so that
substantial road may be well under
way when fall arrives and colder
weather sets in. The residents of
Hutton and the contiguous territory
bordering along this proposed improv-
ca ROAD are to be congratulated upon
tne manifestation of so much patience
win the Roads Commission and it IS
TO be hoped that their gentle forbear-
ance Will not be further taxed bv an
unnecessary delay in building this
portion OF the road. Revenue in no
small proportion is annually forth
coming from this section of Garrett
county and an equalization of the ac
crued benefits thereof would doubt
less be appreciated here as in other
parts of Maryland.
Mr.. Robert H. Burns, of Philadel-
phla, was business visitor to Hut
ton on Tuesday.
Ihe surrounding panoramic
scenes OF magnificent splendor will
prlng to you many delightful hours
OF rest and cheer if you will but spend
a few moments of your daily leisure
IN the great out of doors where birds
sing and flowers bloom and nature
lmparts the sweetest lessons of life.
Mr.. j. L. Sanders and son, of Terra
Alta, motored through Hutton Sat
urday afternoon en- route to Oakland.
On Tuesday evening last the writer
enjoyed very pleasant drive on the
west Virginia State highway with
Mr.. Roy NOrdeck in his newly pur-
chased Ford coupe. The machine is
one OF the newest models and is built
upon pleasing and graceful lines. Mr..
Nordeck is at present in the employ
OF Evans Garage at Terra Alta and
until recently was one of Hutton's
most promising young men.