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Er.FT ELIt| SPEtINI-
Washington. July 2S.-Rurai free deliyerv,
service Will be established August Is as fuz
lows:
1ndiana-Cireencastle. Putnam County nne
CARRIE: length Of route thirty-two miles:
area covered forty square miles: population
served. 611: carrier. y. Y. Holdings worth.
lOWa-WeSt Liberty. Muscatine County
two carriers: length Of route forty-three ard
thrce-eighthS miles: area covered, fifty-eight
square miles; population served, I IN: num-
Der of houses on routes. IS. carriers. r. r.
klntZ and James f. Wore.
kansas-NcTtonvillc. jefferson County.
one carrier; length of route. twenty-five
and oEe-foUrih miles; area covered. fifty
square miles; population served 6is; carrier.
Herman Roach.
IllinoiS-Ncw Boston. Mercer County. ore
carrier. length Of route. twenty-five AMI
threc-fCurths miles: area covered. thirty
four square miles. population served 80;
Number Of houses on route, l3b: carrier, e
f. Dixon
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John =. Blak he 4 Bro.

John s. Blake x Bro report the following
business:
Sold 10 VIM. a. Mueller No 2l0S Alice
avenue. two-story brick dwelling on % feet
of ground for s.. SS cash Messrs. Slattery
X Haner represented the seller. y. J. Butter.
Sold to VIM. Richardson. ~ feet of vacant
ground on the west side of Lucreiia avenue.
between Ridge and Minerva: account OF
James +. Blake: consideration. Sl.Uo.
Also So feet in the same block 10 VIM.
Richards on for $50; account of Southwestern
Realty Company.
This firm also reports the following loans:
$500 at d per cent on North broadway prop
erty. $5.GjV at per cent on Cabanne dwell
ing. $1,000 at ) per cent on North Twenty
first street flats. $3.50 at per cent on ST.
Louis avenue dwelling. $500 at per cent on
Fariin avenue residence.
They also report an abun, 'ance of money
to loan At and per cent and an excellent
weeks business in renting.
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RAIHBONE SISTERS.

AEGIS TEMPLE. NO ;. RATHBoSE SIS
tors. meets every second ard fourth MONDAY OF
each month at Fraternal Hall. Eleventh street
and Franklin avenue. Visiting SISTERS coI IiaiIy
invited. SISTER NJ Spl.OMAN. Il T. T.
Sister Verona Eraas. NJ. Of Il. & e.
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BARONS OF RUNNYMEDE.

ST. LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL. NO. / AN
cient Order Barons &C Runnymede, will hold a
regular meeting at O'Clock Thursday evening
August 2. 1850. at their hail. No. odd Fellow
building. southeast corner Ninth and olive
streets Two candidates to be initiated. smoker
and recitation. Visiting Sig knights are fra
ternally invited.
JOHN WEERTS. Lord Marshal.
Attest: A. II. Bush. Baron of Records
100 Chemical Rlls
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LEGION OF HONOR.

HoNAPARTE ,,TECII. NO. Is. LEGION OF
Honor meets every second anu iourth Satur-
days in burlington building. - .
TIIEO. II 'T'I.NER. Chancellor.
Inn. I. stock " ell Recorder.
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FlREMEs'S HISTORICAL SOCifN.

ASA riR tasiHSs u!sToaicfL s. :,
~f&sf<fsS ci,ty meets third SUNDAY "f
" w of every month. 1874 locust =.
Meetings All i"Uined during tn" sumner until
.hird s;u1dag IN October N NJ. MI 81 LOUIS
volunteer fit-men are invited To attend.
+ l.. CARES, HE. President.
Thomas
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During tn" six days .n,!ini, Fri,Iav even
ing u" deeds. transferring roalt- were fileI
al the office az the Recorder the total con
<ideratinnS being S1Sl %
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.

SUPREME COUNCIL. KNIGHTS
; s: !.
XL113 Of Father Mathew, Office 1893 Locus.
G3464Sk Street-ENecutive Board meets first
AsrkH and third Fridays D m.
VHV DANIEL. orc. TRACY
Tx Supreme Chief Sir knight.
Thos. s. Bowdern. Supreme Recorder
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UNIVERSAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA.


GARFIELD cor Neil. NO 4. UNIVERSAL.
Friends OF America. meets first aud Third Turs
day evenings of each munth at Tenth ami carroll
ste. Members expected 10 attend aud friends
cordially invited.
W. II. johannes. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON col NCIT. NO. !.
Universal Friends Of Ann rira meets second atl
fourth Tuesday evenings Of each month at JEFF
f.rson ave and Carr st Members expected ~
attend and visitors cordially invited.
JOS. A MCMILLAN. chic! Counselor.
a. Died.rtch Secretary.
JEFFERSON Ot'NCII,. 40. ,. UNIVERSAL.
Friends OF America. meets first AMI third
Wednesday evenings Of each north AZ Fourteenth
ana Benton SITS. Members expected to attend
aad visitors cordially invited.
MARTIN LEbNUARDT. Chief Counselor.
Ed knu.ppe. secretary.
LINCOLN COUNCIL. No. = MYERS NJ.
Friends Of America. meets second nd fourth
Friday evenings Of each month at Fifteenth u.
and Cass ave Members expected to ar:rnl and
visitors cordially invited.
MRS AUGUSTA RISCHOFF. Chief Counselor.
John II. Mcheuann. Sscretar--
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Love q sons.

Love & Sons report transactions for past
week as below:
House No. sci Cote Brill!ante avenue of
eight rooms brick, on lot 5lX2;0 feet: sold
for $500: from NJ. A. Morrissey to h. and
J. Callahan. Bought for speculation.
Also house No. $50 Ssnple avenue, five
james Harmon TO L. V. Quinn for $3.50
cash Bought for investment.
Also farm at Sulphur Springs. jefferson
County. Missouri. so acres. having on 4
some famous springs. and only twenty miles
from -. Louis; sold for $500 cash; from
British and American Mortgage Company
of New York. TO William Sutton Bousht
for spec ula;ion.
They report making three loans. agSre-
eating SS..,e
Love 4 Scns report renting good. ana n
growing inquiry from pure h:Sers.
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The IBuilsliu. Ouslool.

The building Outlook.
The present outlook in The huild.ns lin.
i cheerful. An excellent indication of com
Ing activity IS tbs existing Sc.iIti,y of arch
IT., turdl df.tushi-m,n. Mos; Of the
archit-, Is hav- Already mc.eased their
lore ami Others are .n''aVUring to do 81.
AMONG l1is" buildings. work On which
VIII he. stated in ths near future. there aye
tn. following:
81 AIMS Asyium Centenary Hospital,
ilifr,- apartment houses. light manuiactur-
Ing hui.dinS. and another Grand avenue Of
All tire above VIII be Of the most APP
proved style Of modern construction and
thoroughly iireprOof.
BESIDES this there are thee large plopo-
Sit tons on foot for STOW combustion whole
sale establishments. several churches and
quite number az residences.
The Grand aVsurc Structur. Will be III
third building If fireproOf construction
elected un this troroughfaie within about
eighteen months The others are the Leo
ncri storag. warehouse at Grand and Lac
lede and the Olivia office building. on Grand
ard Windsor place. now approaching com
rieiiCn. The new building. however. will.
If the present plans are carried out, u
very mach larger than either Of these. IL
Is 10 he elegant in every detail and one
floor will probably be devoted to the uses
II nrighbOr,nS club.
\ fertile field. yet undeveloped In this
city. is that Uf the iireprCof apartment
house. -. Louis Is strangely behind hand
In this respect. ON. aftcr the other propo-
sitions looking to such buildings have fallen
through. IL has always been. however. Only
Il question Of time when such schemes would
develop into accomplished fact. and each nj
the authors Of the three structures now
planning thinks he will be the first to attain
this result.
Ia one of these buildings a novel idea is
that 81 a kitchen in the basement. having
dunn, waiter service direct 10 each apart
mpnt. The suites will not include a kitchen
ANA no cooking will Ice allowed in them. This
avoids all OdOrs in the halls and gives alb
solut. privacy.
The tenant may eat at the cafe. a la carte.
or he can have Il table dhote dinner served
In his own suite at a nominal cost. 1t Is tx
pect..i that the Majority Uf the apartments
would be let with meals. As rule the
apartments will he let unfinished.
Property Purchased at Trustees sale.
Purchasers of property AT trustees sales.
made by chas. =. tosel, have been quite
successful in dispOsing OF same Al a nice
pi"fl Tor quick sales. 4 loan was made
several years ago Ca ls>ix feet on the east
~d.. Of burgess avenue, IL" feet north OF
Elm avenue. In Burgess subdivision, two
blocks south OF Manchester road and two
blocks west OF Zig Bend road. St Louis
County. Missouri. which was t0reclosed and
lid in at "A cost Of about ss1n. The purchaser
held the lots three weeks and sold them
tu two parties for 1850 cash. and the party
Iur,hasing the southern fifty feet for S,nb
has been offered n profit of 81 foot. or 81,
v hirn was declined. This Is a very healthy
Indication. Heretofore il WAS almost i'm
possible to get any attendance at trustees
sales.
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w. O. w.

ELK CAMP No. pa w O. W. MEETS
every Wednesday evening at VENTS Hall. south
east corner Eighteenth and Lynch streets
HENRY WEISE. =. g.
J. g. HaEenlocher Clerk.
LIVE OAK CAMP. No. li2. ". q W, MEETS
s.CnEd and fourth Wednesdays every month.
Bowmans Hall. northeast corner Eleventh and
Locust streets w u. Mpi.LETI. g. =.
Ed r. Smith. Clerk.
MERCANTILE CAMP. No. a. ". q. W.
meets first and third saturdays If each mo:ItiI
al Bnwman's Hail. northeast cOrr.r Eleventh
and Locust streets. Visitors welcome.
g a. MADISON. g. e.
William Trlan Clerk
MONTEFIoRE CAMP. No. 80 W q. W
Meets every second and fourth MONDAY of each
II onth. To nurrUa night there VIII h- two in
itiltions. Visitors are always welcome. camp
meets Fraternal building. Eleventh -. ami
Franklin H. :. tkpHS. e. g.
l.. Rossnbatt. clerk.
MOUNT AUBURN CAMP. NO. eie. WOOD
men Of the Wcrll meets at kicker's Hall. New
stead avenue and North Market street. iirst and
third Fridays. Visitors welcome.
DOCTOR u. +. RICE. g C.
c. W. Tacke. Clerk
TERMINAL. CAMP No 20 wOoDMEN OF
the World. meets every Tuesday evening II =
y. M. at Anchor Hall. southwest corner Park
and Joffe rSon avenues Visitors always welcome.
W. g. WIITAtEE &. &.
g. q. Cross CInrk.
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j. Cavanaugis ~ RrO.

]. Cavanaugh n Bro. report the follow
ing sales.
House No. 3Ii5 Lincoln avenue. having a
frontage Of twenty-five feet: sold for 81 .SG,;
from Robert 5 Reno 10 Mrs Josie Tanner
who purchased for an investment.
Also lot Joxl20 feet. on the west side of
Arlington avenue: sold for $l.oH: from Will
liam REYNOLDS to John J. Busch. who VIII
imur 1ve same with two-stOry brick house
They also report having a fair dema nd
for rental property.
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Personal PROPERTY To EXCHANGE

COLD watch Wal,ham. good timekeeper. for
good carrer about l.Na9 feet y - Republic.
ro Fycharge-Ia,i.s' gold watch for gents
wheel. Z 80 Republic.
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ORDER OF EAGLES.

AoA ST LOUIS AERIE, NO. A. F. o. T..
KTA meets every Thursday, p. M. at Ma
r. sonic Hall. Seventh ana Market ITS.
'AR6H Visiting members heartily welcome.
. +. NJ kLEIBER. w. +.
II ". McChesney. w. S.
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

!. !.
<N7 GREELEY COUNCIL. no. Ill.
VWSAt Royal League. rlccts second and
n1AyNM fourth Wednesdays Of each month 1T
e.% hall. 500 Burlington building. SO
Max Olive street Next meeting. August $.
~N KARL +. SCHOENFELD. Archon.
e George II. jackson Jr.. Scribe.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.

"A GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. No.
~ .. 4. L. X 4. M.-Special communica ton
M will be held at y. m. on TUESDAY. july
~ 81. Masonic Temple. Grand and Finnsy
avenues. one third and two second degrees
Members earnestly requested to a.teni
Visitors always welcome.
". L. REYNOLDS. JR-. W. NJ.
Henry Lihou. Secretary.
IA. M.-Aeets first and third Thursdays
" Of each month. Corinthian Hall, Masonic
wv Temple. 1:SD D. August +. e. de-
gree. Members requested to attend. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
GREGORY 5. MILLER. W. NJ.
John II Deems. Secretary.
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ROYAL ARCANUM,

e, R Es,;I,sin asoaa ANN, s;Ssll HSi!aHi
s1a tors. friends. brethren and members
~ from abroad. III. MEISER c. r.
NO Chas Il. Cox. Grand Secretary
OLIVETTE Council. No 49, ROYAL
NE Arcanum. meets every first and third
q 6xA,, Mondays Of each month at burlington
.IZA building. No. $40 Olive street A COR
SsHSYS3 dial welcome is extended 10 ali yistt-
60 ing and local members Of the order
W. p HOURIGAS, Regent
W. ii. Rolf Secretary.
sc COTE BRII.LIANTE COUNCIL. No;
1UsS 1913, Royal Arcanum. meets first and
gAHS third Thursiays of each month at OCun-
ielrs Hail. Marcus and Easton avenues
Visitors cordially welcome. Next meeting Thurs
day. August .. at .. IN. Programme: Official
visit OF grand officers. Chevalier Council in at
tendance p II. BAKER. Regent.
F. w Reader. Secretary.
EUCLID COUNCIL. NO. al. MEETS FIRST
and third Fruays in each month In Burlington
building so Olive street Visiting brethren and
ali Arcanumites cordially invited to attend
meetings. HENRY G. WIEHE Regent.
Attest: ]. +. Ryan. Secretary.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVED from 900 n. Seventh 1T. to stand lis
linton Market. Aquapura Filter Co Selling at
half price fur thirty days.
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fine reslden near Frisco ~, ~,
4 c5-acre Lemon Grove near Los Angeles -log'
a IN-aCre Lemon Grove near Los Angeles .-SVV
To exchange for Eastern property
pYAS REAL ESTATE co
10. y. Ninth st
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oYAs, CALIFORNIA Isl.

sea nla worth 81 clear Denver property. any
mart or ali 10 trade for stock of hardware m or
near 81 Louis II. &. White. tSi ;. Grand
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The c. T. Society of Sandy Mount NJ. p.
Church held lis monthly social fer the month
of June at the home of Mrs. Lucinda Herring,
on Tuesday evening, June 18Th. last. Tia"
occasion was one of exceedingly great inter
est. aS was manifested b, the attendance and
the spirit Of the exercises consisting a. sol"
duets qu,uIrlIeS, readings aud s'"gS. hE l'e
members OF the society. There ka, no. .r,n
any announcement as vet tnr a social !'.r III"
month 1T .iUlE.
The l.atlie, ui;a Society 81 Sandy Mount
NJ. p Church viii hold lis monthly meeting
nj the home of Mr. Dennis Smith, Wakefield,
on Saturday, July l4th. All the members are
requested TO attend.
thildrcn's Day services Of Sandy Mount
VI. Z. Sunday school was held last Sunday.
.Inlv lst, at 10 Il. m. very large and atten-
rive audience was present, more than could
be accommodated with seats or standing ruum.
An interesting program was rendered and was
principally confined to ia" scholars "t the
primary department OF the school. consisting
Of solos, Duets, quartetteS, songs, dialogues
and rectatiouS 4 very pretty and catchy
liitic drill aud march song was rendered by
seven little Pilgrim girls and seven little sol
dIrr luy~ with appropriate aecoGiremenJS-
/ The SANDY Mount Sunday N@ho"! Is very
bright and interesting uur consisting u' about
2Uu members al which abpaJ one hall belong
ro the primary department under the super.
vision oil Mr. Geo. II Caplr Mrs. Vernon
Reese and Mrs Albert X. Hott, who had ia IA
charge tor the last three years. and report "A
yrfy aIfgAt aud active body ut Hiii~ work
rrs. About $50 collected by them 20
envelopes Tor this occasion and ;. hl the
other members ut ih. school. making total
OF about sl7 uu last sunday collection tor
the MISSIONARY cause.
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. Frank Mitten, of Gettysburg, Pa, 4
former resident Of Westminster, visited rela-
| tives here this week
Miss Bette Winterson, of Baltimore, is a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. p. J, Bennett.
Miss Molie Runkles, of Mt. Airy, spent a
few DAYS this week with Mrs. Jos. B. Brooks.
Miss c. Belle Ornaorff, of Westminster, Is
visiting in Thurmont
Miss Nancy Henning, of Westminster, aud
Miss Mary Wells, of Hampstead, are at Il
house party at Boothby Hill, Hartford county,
Nd.
J. 1T. Waltz, who for the past year has
been principal OF the Commercial Department
of the Springfield Business School, Spring
field, Mass, has arrived at the home of his
parents, near LinwOOd, on weeks vaca-
ton. Mr.. Waltz tells Us that he has resigned
his position and that on or about August LIST
he will take charge of the Bookkeeping De
partment of the Charles Commercial School,
Brooklyn, n. Y, as associate principal with
Vim. Z. Charles, the owner.
Recent arrivals at Winchester Place are
Mrs. n. f. Fishburu, Major and Mrs A. NJ.
Hancock Mr.. Lawrence {. Wrolh, Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Norris, Miss Elsie Norris, Mrs. and
Miss Gosuell, Mrs. Crawford Haskell, Miss
Mary Haskell, Miss l.idie Haskell Miss Bet
tie Haskell, MISS ). A. johnson, Miss Nora
M11luutE- hlS H. IL sNsAiibNlSs Mss N'tliiA
Sanders, Miss Eveiue Sanders, Dr. and Mrs.
Price, of Balumorei Mrs. L. L. Barrett, of
Washington, d. C..
Miss Katie d. Smith, OF Chesiertown. Nd,
who had been a guest of Mrs. Vernon Reese,
at Reese, this county, for the past iiye weeks,
has returned to her home.
Miss Myrl Caple, Of Sandyvlie; Mr.. and
Mrs Vernon Reese and son, of Reese; Mr..
Geo. II. Caple, of Eastview; and Mr.. Edgar
Caple and wife of Westminster. with a num-
Der of other friends. spent the 18th OF July at
Colchester Beach
Mr. g. W Frizell, OF Baltimore, was IA
Westminster on Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Beddison aud Miss Mamie +.
Stone, OF Baltimore, are guests Of Ar. Harry
D. Capie, of Reese vicinity
Mrs Thomas Craig aud family, Of Balti
more, have occupied the BaGghman cottage
for the summer.
Guests at Deman's Hoiel-A. L. Jones
aud wife, Misses Edith aud ANITA Jones. Mr..
aud Mrs Joseph Valiant. nurse and baby. Mr.
aud Mrs BurklOe Brown. nurse aud baby. MIS-.
Margaret Dieter. Miss Virginia Brerdl1ye,
Emmett Moselev. Miss Carrie Davidson, all vt
Baltimore: Mrs. ". Danenhower, Misses Elsie,
Frances and Laura Daneuhower. Miss Laura
Smoot. Mr. and Ms Herbert Thompson, nurss
aud baby, MIR. aud Mrs. Charles Fairfax, nurse
and baby. all Of Washington, y. G.; Mrs. J.
z. Abbott, Miss Anita and jamie Abbott, Of
Washington, d. c., Miss r. Fay. Annapolis,
Md
Mr. ohr, candidate for elecioT on the Re
publican ticket for the second congressional
district. and Mr. Clarence Seabr0oS, both Of
Baltimore. were in Westminster yesterday.
Mr. Kenneth Bruce Trausjcli prospective
Earl Of Argyle, Scotland, was a guest Of Nrs-
Mary f. Waggener, this ciiy this week.
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Unionlown Items

The Children pay service 4l saa NJ m
I Church last Sauiay aAs a -4.cr.ss Do a..aH.f
every iraiur, The chaaeei was vels hela.
Z fajly DECORATED w.Ih F-Nm-- isFae- jast'.1
I plant. and cat tia~,r> Ey a8fra- tr..a
I The morning ss5elel and ihs harvest a.st.. %.
Night ~are Cor tarciea missionary "asa.
Z Amounted 90 about 81.
/ The l. O. L. ", heli 3l,sr ,a1af.ssaaa.
election FRIDAY evening ii .4J sse.. ~ t#
Z lows .-saeben, 4. J. Matthias ~
I james r. UaTr.Jr sag Harm Fsfef..s,.r
{ Prophet. Isaac Smith h cot ". t..usH II.
Z Gilbert. G.. 81 T.. ] Hamilton ~fu-ss. A-.
Z 4. ~ r.. J. :. WsGE, JIa5tsr, y J. Asia,a.
Ne and Ms William II. Hoffman AMI NJ b..
E Bertha. Mr. aud Mrs Nfsham. ans -aa ...a
Z aud daughter Ma3Ee. ID Baltimore, arr s. aas
I Eureka Hoasc. NJ, Narmaa Pr..asa. 90
/ Raltimors. spent lh. fourth aIh a.t family.
I Ar. Nesson GdbeJ, &C Annapolis sss.,r
[ bis parents. Mr.. aad Me- J. Nesl-F 1aasra
I from Saturday aul3 Mouias.
Mss UaIsy Shaa rclauc8 huge au ~staE-
4 day evening. Mr. Wiauf Sh.a aUi Family,
/ Of BAlumarr. Mr. Aly,a Sbaz snI aside. ID
{ Haserstowu. Ma ulfn Slas aslI isms.s. SIS
( Herbert Shaw aa4 safe, 20 basumaEe. are
I guests 1t thyU parents, w. sna N.7 J,aaa
shaw, Ea, cod ot town.
I Ms, Pearl Haiurs, - Baa..ae tiuea We.
I Is the guest % Mis- Auua >asu as bsa,a uaA
7 Spring.
( Mr. aud Mn, EIsIu q. Cover saI .aa
4 Hearv Clay, 81 The NArrsss, baS,utA, ay
rived a, Mr Harry Cover yu N,iaesIAy 'n
I spend The summer ul"alhs
( Mn. Eiiza Hruag 81 FAs.a3eiiI,a. Pa,
I AuJ Willie Hllv-h~s, 81 Balimare, @efe
susis Of Ms Thomas H. Roaisa8 d4rIH- ghr
week.
I Mrs. ]. Wesley Rcdkey aud hliic Eaas
7 usut TO Baltimore Thursday morning kaby
( viii not accompany Mrs- Hoikey aa BEES re-
I turn.
I DR.. I. Clyde Rou,son. OF Baesrg,iaaa,
sid. vas Al home from Thursday until Friday
The Young friends Of Miss Romano, H.'laH-
I barry gave hera surprss birthday pauF un
I Friday evening ul last week The laan was
very tastsfully trimmed iu rcd, aalrr 4al
! binr. aud decorated With Chinese iau.rr.,
giving very festive rPeafanrr. ATE ha4
/ quite an enjoyable 'iu'.
( Mrs. Frank Cover jordan was lu taau zoe,
I week visiting relatives aud FRIENDS
I Miss Valley Shoyh, 81 pugbir Pipe Greek
/ Is visiting her auut, Mr.. lir. luth-r hemp.
/ Rev o. r. Spessari and wife. 70 Juiau
/ Bridge, were entertained "a ~. Kemp pa
I "Wednesday.
/ Mr. john y. Weaver. at Uaivn Bg.J1y,
/ spent ten days wigh has father NJ. HARRISON
I Weaver, who was quite SICK, hut Is .mur9ung
| Al th,s writing.
/ Mss Eva Gilbert aud Nr. Jesse l.. Garugr,
I Of linwood, spent "Wednesday evening 30
Union Bridge, enjoying the display O.; iisc-
works
I Mr. Joseph Hamps0n and sou Edgar, and
nurse, Miss MARY Hamilton, % ihe ctty Of
/ Mexico. who have been spending some time
/ with Mr.. Thomas II. Routsou family, wIil
1 20 10 WilIiamsport, Nd. TO visit Mrs Joseph
/ Byron, on their way to return "a Mexico.
! Mr.. Theodore Eckall, Of BALTIMORE, vail
/ spend month with his sister, Mis- I.9leua
| Ecknrl
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Prof. H. | Renson,s Music Class.

The Roll Of Honor Of Prof II. l. Benson
Westminster class ia music for the year 1899.
1900. consists Of the following students. So
each Of whom will be awarded a certificate al
honor.-Nellie Albaugh, Elizabeth Slaglc.
Lillian Shipley, Carroll skunk. Dora Bale,
Helen Gloifelty, Edw4rd iIruniige CaihaTiue
Slagle.
Honorable mention Is given 20 AauA Miller,
Flora Lynch and Florence Morgan.
Prizes will also be awarded 20 CaToli
Skunk Auna Miller, Dora Bale. Edward
Bruadigr aud Nellie Albaugh CT perfect al,
tendance during The wear.
To be eligible iur The Honor Roll, a student
must have no uneNegsei absences during the
whole wear from September Is to Iune 50.
aud must have a grade Of 90 al every recitation.
For Honorable Mention the hrsi requirement
j. the same while tbe second Is that the stu.
deaf must have general average ef ~ flF
the year-
A number az other pupils have done excel
leui work but were ineligible either through
uuexcused absences or not having studied the
entire wear.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-07
Gambler Items.

Providence NJ. r. Sabbath school held is
annual Children Day Services GA Sunday
afternoon. July ls,, There was a very large
number OF people present and the program
was interesting and well rendered.
Mr. n. Benson, Mrs. Lewis Shipley aud
Mrs Samuel Monroe are GA the sick list
Mrs. Robi. Barnes and daughter are visiting
friends IN Baltimore.
Miss Myrtle Arnold, Of Baltimore, - the
guest OF her grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs Abraui
Haines.
Mr. James Barnes. wife aud child. OF Bal
iimorr, are visiting Mr. Barnes parents.
Mr.. Herbert WamPler, OF Eldersburg, was
10 town on Monday.
Miss Hollace Williams, Of Westminster, al
tended c. T. Meeting at Providence, On SUI
day evening.
Mr.. Clinton Streaker, who is employed by
the Consolidated Railway Company OF Bali.
more, was at home on Sunday.
Mr.. J. p. klee, Of the klee Milling Com
pany, is having his new barn painted.
Messrs. Charles and Martin Gambler aud
Mr.. Harry F. Arnold spent the ith in Wood
berry