The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-03-27
HUTTON

Church services were conducted IN
Pendergast Hall here on Sabbath
morning by the Rev. Father John F.
Eckenrode, of st. Peters parish, Oak
land. Father Eckenrode's text for
the occasion was taken from the
epistle Of the day: For We were once
darkness; but now light in the Lord.
Walk as children of light"
Mr. Edwin R. Taylor, of Johnstown,
Pa, spent a few hours in Hutton on
business Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Fred b. Virgins is slowly
convalescing after severe illness OF
several weeks due to a malignant at
tacl, of la grippe. DR.. John D. Darby,
of Oakland is the attending physi-
clan.
MIR. J. Homer Nordeck, chief ac-
countant at the Lang-Hortan Comp
any's plant here, went to Washington,
ID. c.. on Thursday morning last TO
attend to some important business
transactions of the firm. He returned
to luton on the following evening.
Mrs. Michael W. Pendergast had as
her guest on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hughes and Miss Mary Coyle
of Terra Alta, West Va.
Miss Margaret Feeney, of Edge
wood, near Hutton, left for Baltimore
on Thursday morning where she Will
undergo a surgical operation in one
of the city hospitals. 1t is hoped by
her many friends here that the opera
/ ton is not of serious nature and
( that she will be speedily restored to
| health. Miss Feeney, who for a great
number of years has been the sole
1 companion of her aged father, will be
| terribly missed although both sons,
! Messrs. Bartholomew, of Baltimore,
and Patrick, of Cumberland. will stay
with their father during their sisters
absence and administer to his wants.
/ 1t is current report that the Mon
| gahela Construction Company, OF
Fairmont, West Va, operator and
owner of the sand plant at Holmes,
two and a half miles west OF Hutton,
is making extensive plans for the
, building of a tile factory. 1t is said
upon completion that the two con-
Germs combined will employ in the
neighborhood of three hundred work
men. .......
Mr.. Leo Battle was a business Visi-
tor to Cumberland one day last week
MISS Mai y Ceti nv oitNNA
surgical operation in st. Mary,s Hos
pital, of Clarksburg, West Va, for
adenoids. She returned to her home
here on Saturday evening,
1t is rumored that Mr.. Leslie Har-
! desty, of near Hutton, has disposed
of his house and farm to Mr.. John A
Cornell and son. We understand that
the consideration was $4,000. Mr.
Hardesty has gone to Monongahela
where he will be employed in a stee
mill located in that city.
Mr.. J. M. Malley, Of Boston, Mass.
was visitor to Hutton yesterday.
Owing to the inclement weather
and almost impossible condition OF
the roads your reporter failed to OBJ
tain the Rev. Father j. J. Leary
initial sermon preached in ST. Peter:
church, Oakland, on Tuesday evening
March 18th. We know that he de
livered a most wonderful message a!
he is noted for being the best orator
in Western Maryland. As an elocu
ZIONIST of rare ability he is unequaled
Father Leary is stationed at st
> Peters, WesternpOrt.
We are having spring like weathe
at this writing-let US hope that i
continues the same.
, The contractors will begin work OF
the state highway as soon as spring
+. opens.
e The second of a series Of Lentel