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White 70 play and win
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ny o"kIs P,P;a K,-K,s. mate
SOLUTION TO B.RGERs RNpG AME STUDY.
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K sny .mS pVSe. ob 2B ss eh And Vim. ''
Correct solutions received 70 Problem No, ef7 com
VI Mah SOnn snsfh wy bs bsI1 & Boston 70 ls:t % S1e!
Iindea, t d PSisds phis; JoEs P,sI.Sn No. srl.sia
Conn Maxwell Bukofier, Paters son, n. il GeoggsJ
a'R h.S Nsw GoJ J ha. kSSs X. Ad.n YSs
csriss :S,vpH: RECEIVED r. Problem su M s,s Sn
Robbins New Yori; Miss e; d West Brighton.
william Gross, New York; Theodore HilgsiL Pstes.
terson n j.; Vindex, Philadelphia: John P peterson
New Britain Conn. Maxwell BukofreP, Paterson,
n j.; George j. Rsini, New York; Charles Dsysn.
port, Brooklyn; Edward Moskowiu. Nsw York; Arthur
Maiden, Mass 4 S. Redsmith. New YORK.
Correct solutions 10 end game study received from
H. W, Barry, Boston, Mass @. ". Husted. Jr.. Nal
den, Mass -
CORRESPONDENCE
p, Daniels, New York, torwafds the sppsnded posi-.
tion, asking the solvers OF THE SUN 70 nnd q solu-
tion, as he failed 10 md Il The problem:
PROBLEM by THR LATE ANDERSEN.
BLACK your PIBCRs
K on KRi r on KR :; Kt on KKtI B onK.
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kFpAINS

Wan, "a a case OF bad health that R-iP.A.N.S vfIl
matter one will DO you good. cure may rssrIt N
directions are followed. They bsnish pain. inducs
Owe cents BE sure 70 get the genuine. Don't b
fooled by substitutes. Ten samples and thoussn3
forwarded 70 the NpAns Chem o. 10 6psvsS HI,
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MUSIC AND NUsICIANS.

The Kaitenborn concerts are continued at tho
st. Nicholas Garden In accordance with the plan
to give them throughout the summer months.
The programme for tonight Is a. follows:
Overture ,SEadt.lA." ..,...''' rl",.~
Sui,e .;Ths Sntlonsh h,.........,,....,M ,Mosxkowsky
Caj Italy; ibl SPAIN, &c, Germany; ID! hunyary
Dream Music 'HAnsel und Grcte." 80, Humpofoinch
Aria LEND Me Thine Aid" Queen Of
Mr.. DundAA
Prelude und Liebsstod, Tristan una
Overture, Merry Wives OF windsor. "...... NicolAi
String Orchestra, s.,,, @. IN.
Violin Solo, Mr. Carl Hugo Engei
"Douce Cnress" .. .,.,,,,.. go, ,,'''vmss
Songs IS "Iil Sing Thee Songs Of Arsby Clay
(b) Loves Declaration, ,"."'..''. 'CampAhah
MI, DvndaS
Selection, The Serenado, o,"..",...".....''' metos..
March, 'TannhAuseL" eL".,....,...,...'.'.''''wa wagner
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Daniel Frohman discusses In the Mstropoli-
/. taa Maeostne what he regards as the benefits
!: Of ths religious play. He says at the outset that
! = genuinely religious drama" does not exist,
!. 4. and that the so-called religious play merely
-.tutaises for Its theme and motive characters
Srhioh move In the scenes wa have associate
10, onith the lands and people Of the Bible" II
iiOr,r1Je term religious play 10 meant only
A. y ..:t Gus atmosphere and environment inoor-
C&nvsii. I'D In Q stage production. then Mr. Froh-
y. NJ Psfe nothing but words OF praise for Il. Hs
The sun., 1900-07-08

Maurice Grau has engaged Phi. Non. conductor
at the Opera Comiaue. Theatre de la Monnais
and Covent Garden. to take the place OF s's'
Bevignani in the Metropolitan Opera House
company Sig. Bevignani is to go with tho
company OF which Nine. Sembrich Is the priins
donna. ,h.
OF the fifty artist musicians who make Up me
play strinRed instruments as follows: len tllst
vioiins, six second yiolins four violas. iona sI
celos and six contra-basses. The route OF we
band is now nearly completed and includes tne
PRINCIPAL cities OF America and Canada, Ierese
1arreho Is to be the sooist at the ilrst cohcef'
of the Philharmonic Society.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
A shoK,-Iivea Strike.

strike OF short duration occurrea ~ the
cooper shop of Roberts, Roop 4 Co., at the
Carroll Flonring Mills. this city, 90 Monday.
The strike was the result oi q reduction 90 th"
price OF making barrels. which was not really
4 reduction The men. fourteen In number,
had been getting nine cents apiece tor max
ING barrels, and they earned from nine 10
fourteen dollars week. according 10 the time
they mt in and their cNPerinrSs "a barrel
milking The proprietors furnish them @tu
hoop poles. and they splt aud shap ihem.
Hoop poles cannot nov be guiiea. 80 iii- pT"-
prietors. rather than shut down, pafrhased
shaved hoop staff % keen the mrn q ~ork
until the poles could be ohla'pod- he shaved
hoops cusl about double the prlcr Of hoop
poles. and the men ought IA make more bar
rsls q week With them. The foreman sas iu
siructed tn inform she men thar the price peg
barrel. as ioue as the shaved hoops Nere used,
would be eight cents Sayne ct she men
claimed they were not informed oi ihe red9c-
ton. and when they weTe paid ni last Saturday
night there we're sosne muiieraes 81 gfsc"H-
lent. Oa MoudAv moruiug the uaeu sent To
the shop as usual. bui did uoi "a 90 sprk.
When Mr. ROBBERS arrived from bis haEie al
Mediord. the men sen, representative 70 sf'r
him. Nr Roberts aeuI over 10 the shop and
explained matters to ihe men He told them
ihey .lways had good material to NoTk ap. a
veil equipped nni comfortable shop. and
$ wsrc pad rrgular'g ever, Saturday night. 81
wages equal TO the ~ag,-s psia any herr; h='
Il s-fs iHtsas~ie e. gei haap poles af present
aad tba, ,he ara, had sspplsed shaved i.ole'-
"a 4 yere considerable advance 30 price. iu
order e. keep Them al work, aud that a ne
reduced price al une cent haTcvi ior the
making the barrels eos, ,lIe arm tEs cent,
each more Il.s,u fsysne1ly. After Ihis eSP.a-
nation he called tor the na'uss "t those wh"
aid nos want 90 continue Hork. FlslT f-' d
ciiaed 10 20 "a work sud oae of tao vege
discharged. The a;hen accepted Ar. Ra'se'is
statement as (sir snd just. and seat tn so7s
Tbehrm have alssai $50 barr~i- M hand,
AMI Is filing ~orn- order, So bags. ihey have
40, accepted bas orseFs heretofore. preirgf'i'g :
20 barrel their fiaar Thev uiil put on sniae
new meu wheu thry can gets .aFpi = hoop
poles.
There has bseu no tr1ub-e in th- shap Il
\. l. 6;orsueh 4 Soa. ST. Csafirs {. cor.
such iuforacd BIS uscu 20 their iaas''ily =
gel hnaF, l.nias asd i.satshtsl tbeiu ~I'h shaved
poles. The mra arc usak ing hsffrls for nine
cents each that Ih.v Formerly sai SEN .uis Tor.
The 6rm n ~, he'd aoS ia getting "a lap
barrels AZ dom 10 Nrw YORK, ioF shipment %
Saaih America The ori-r ats lo be ailet
b, navt "Wednesday
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
STATE FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Will Meet Next Year in Westminster
Prizes In Various COnteStS-Large
Attendance Expected.

When it was intimated two weeks ago that
Westminster could secure the Stale Firemen ;
Convention next year if the citizens desired
to have the meeting here, the Fire Depart
ment took up the matter and appointed a
committee TO ascertain the sense Of business
men upon it. The committee met with a
hearty response, and about $4,000 toward
bearing the necessary expense was pledged.
This amount was subscribed by about twenty
persons. About $3.50 90 more will be needed,
and this sum will no doubt be cheertully sub
scribed when needed.
With this assurance of financial aid the
Westminster Fire Department invited the As
sociation to hold its next annual meeting here,
and at a meeting Of the Executive Cowmirtee
of the Association in Baltimore on Tuesday
the invitation was accepted The meeting
will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, June
llth and 18th.
In addition to the convention there will be
prize drills, hook and ladder. reel and engine
contests. The Executive Committee have
assured the Westminster Firemen that they
will use their best endeavurS to have q large
convention and large attendance Of fire COM
panies.
The Executive Committee decided to otler
prizes of S75 and S25 Tor the best aud ueNt
best drilled company in the association.
Westminster will utfcr ih" following prizes
Hook and Ladder ConteSt-First prize. S75;
second, S25.
Reel Contest-First prize, So; second, So.
Engine Contest-tir,t prize $50; second,
S25.
A prize Of S25 will be awarded The com
pany having the largest number of uniformed
lnrn in the parade
The usual rules viii govern the contest, the
prizes being open only To the companies bee
longing To the State Firemeu' ASSociailon-
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
Heiford Itsms.

Tha eehua| hua-r sas p,Ast-Tra ihls seek.
as.E "a f t.-,4i.fl. e ,g.lg ..e rrait tsr ngca-
..aaey B.. January Ia. T1. haii.iac IS Al'sut
= Is 80 i-,f. and th- Hrt b ,ar asi it- a-ct
a. q uubIir ST. The s. 6pt r.stHi O. 900 tee
-eesas ri.ts-
Ex Sheri;f Haines hA, hal has residence
uas sH up i,i date condition. and = c'miuria
bI-. ennycuiest sui rsomy The large back
s.5hltas. and thr i,,irastuctiuu ni ~ater Iuto
the baa-s through pipes .r'm 'pnug, add
much t1 ihr aussse. Nr uaiues has Ia -
r..as8 ssi., completed aud il,ei. tie is milk
shipper and us, about fifteen iur tai!rh COWS
j4mr. l.r.sJer, ih@ chiel g.1rciue butcher ot
,h.s section. IS 10 vu-k, anil As the weather
grps, colder b. ail be- husler The follow
irs aeigh.S sr- Fepariet George ". SnY-
Der 8. tSrlye aaoajhs old, 7si pounds; Ihe9s
d1ra logur. 6. Hlue months old, i5oZ; Amo-
Wampler {. 1885.
MIlkm-u arr pi-as,-d Nj,h the change IA the
milk train they daul have 10 get up so
eariv. Main Niten, ho@eycr, gets here aboat
1 30 d clock - be- does nol take any chances
on missing tas trsiu.
I,aay Sransr ms PAT 80 wheel to force
water go for b., cattle. Ae has just gotten a
lul oi iiar steers and he haas sllo OF sweet
corn and other feed for them.
The Mckinley procession viii start from
Union Bridge Hui come 10 Wakefield wa Ne"
Windsor the faithful falling iu line along The
r1uta. leaving Saydersburg 10 the lefti enter
ing Nedford on Hann street. thence proceed
ing uu Lincoln street 20 Lugue's corner;
thruce cross the PARK. near the new nall;
thence un Main street lp the Square thence
up EagIar ayeuue, leaving Browns place 10
the right; thence u Btacham' Park, where
ice cream will be served aud the immense
throng entertained by able orators. The pa
yillon will be lighted by electricity and dane
ing and other pleasures will be INDUCED in
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
Union MlIls Items.

Mrs. Amanda G. Pipinger, who was EN-
ployed by Mr. Thomas Shtely, as domestic,
at this place, died after an illness of only about
six hours, of congestion of the brain, last
Friday night. November 23d. Mrs Pipiuger
was about 30 years old. Her remains were
inferred ia the cemetery at Pleasant Valley
on SUNDAY afternoon. She was member OF
the Lutheran Church; Rev. Wm. H. Etrhart,
her pastor. ,.fliciaied
The remains Of Mrs. Catharine Sionrslier.
who died suddenly at the Almshouse on Sat
urday night last, were brought 10 this place
on Monday last by undertaken Edward Croft,
and we're inferred in the cemetery al NJ. +.
Church here. Rev. Joseph Gray, ct Littles-
town. Pa, preached an appropriate sermon
for the occasion. Mrs. Stonesifer was aged
20 years.
Mr.. ". l.. Frazier, wifi and child Of Friz-
ellburg. spen Thanksgiving Day at her faith.
er's. Mr. Martin Yingling
Mr.. W. A. Burgoon aud family, Of West
minister. are visiting his father, Mr.. John
Burgoon.
The /. 0. NJ. Hall. at this place. was dedi-
Gated with appropriate services ON Thanks
giving Day.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01

Nc. r GsBee aa4 SOB Jss-r aTc ysas',ns
Haf5as .rr
Ns. rrrdrssrs Reesrr. 81 lo~san. ). rasss.
.-s Ns-4 N-;sf Ni.er.
NJ Bs~ek S5=a aa8 fsrnily arc sasassss
Nr Naff l-ssaai'c.
Wsas Elus II Iamafs a4s rvsssn-i i'oas
x ys-t ~ tne aveAs ia sef sl.ter. Mr. S.as.
la Fssirrirs
Wr- Jruss~ Hertest. % Iiases.in-n. .i~al
"a ts~ -lays -8sa beg .lssa. Mr. E. -. Nfi-er'-
Nrs. Wii.s4a r HeFemsn sHd aSagsfct
W5r.aa are sssssinE Mra FrsHk Ha.an, 1870
l.sas=li- are, RAifHaavs
Hr seI Mr. Geo Trum have slowed 20
Ba.aasser.
NJ. Isal4 Ts..zs has rvtaraesi fgnsu saeTs
Y.sts iss UsilHHsarr-
ur.. N,lsa.a A. Ssa5s. ,f Wesssa.a.f.r. fs
s..,5.u- -,s ga.ree5. 1r and Mr.. Jacob Ma
ass g. Fera~r .faaHs 'r1rs1'is ia hal
frsasr-
ilt iss-r Tsusap sal N,,. l5ssiv rrs,sp
...-f N.slss sa Nagk p
i.s. htas~s, nt N.sk, f4. saeici Haa
e.l--tes @veA
us. Aa.G Il Fa.rse-. Vd. ~.s sh- ssr.s
sf s~r aalll-s. Hr Faas hhliH~y ~ iiol~!
-r ~gsts-
Ws. Ada i.ase. .se !. o-.r.iax ,r R.lii.
a,.e.-. ss,ai iA,i SssdsF aerv
Er urs. Grs-sc sgeat Saturday ia isaii'
m rr.
Nr srd Mfs. Wsi.aas II W'l,as save a
f,af..g ss,r1Y Nssrtguvr 15sh. ia haaur 70 ibr
brafs y lhrir da4zhsvr, Nsss No.le g.
Tine esrss nere Mr-. C. " Ns~enAin~f,
Mss Carrie aui E.las i-trpofis, Ada aad
Il aa.. frarug. Daisy AaseHaius~s aad Celia
k-xeA
oar sarsti,as.ls sre displaying holiday sh1.ls-
Nr R. q, rha-fec, Il tiscn Rock, Pa. has
ossrar5 s. ,arprs 4ud furniture store in The
gruast3ur hastsaug
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01

Miss Olive Lindsay, of Clemsonville, has
been chosen teacher at Oakland school, Free
dom district.
At 10 a. m. Yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
or Bureau sent out the following bulletin =
Fair tonight and Saturday; warmer Saturday
with fresh north winds.
On Thursday the Westminster Athletic CLUB
went to Wavnesboro, Pa, where they played
a game of football with the home team, which
resulted in victory for the Waynesboro team
by 27 to 0.
Michael E. Walsh, assignee of mortgage
from, Andrew SbafIer and wife has sold farm
of 80 acres and 33 square perches, at Shlloh,
in Hampstead district, to Miss Mettie Stans-
bury, for S17l2.
There was bowling contest at the Albaugh
Alley. this city. on Thursday night, between
the Bartholomew team, of Baltimore, and a
Westminster team. The Westminster team
won five straight games.
The congregations OF the NJ. p, VI. r.,
Reformed and Lutheran Churches OF West
minister held a union service on Thursday IN
the Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. j. a;
Price. ID. D.. of the NJ +. Church, preached
the sermon.
Messrs. George L. Stocksdale and L. ..
Grimes. Jr., as trustees of the Wilkins estate,
sold on Wednesday "a lot of 81 acres, near
Daniel, to Mr.. Isaiah Costey at $40 per acres
a farm of 75l acres to Mr.. c. A. Coasway at
SD. % per acre; lot of acres and y
perches to Mr.. 4. Streaker at S39 per acre.
Harry p. Gorsuch. of Westminster, aud
Charles P Levy and George Houck, receivers
OF the Catoctin Furnace property, M FREEZER
lex county. have assigned the mortgage they
held against Ernest Sharp and wife, OF ball-
more 10 Lawrence Morris. Of Philadelphia
for $50 600 and interest. Mr.. Morris has adj
vertsed the property for sale on December ~
The reputation for high-class dramatic art
heretofore made in this city 10y the Foyer
Club. of Baltimore, served to pack Odd Eel
lows Hall on Thursday night upon t5e'r ap-
uearance in "What Became OF PARKER Inc
niece was excepiionaliv well rendered, and
met with hearty applause. Those who TOOK
part were Eugene II. Beer, Miss Annie ;.
OBrien. Wm. G. Thompson Miss BiSuehe T.
Weeks. Joseph W. Swiker, Miss Nellie D.
Fleming. john Swikert, Jr., Jos H. Hamos,
4. Pike. Robert c. Swikert and Joseph r.
Murray.
The Browning and Webster Literary Socie-
ties of Western Maryland College gave JOINT
entertainment in Alumni Hall on ednesday
night, In the presence ut good audience
There was an address OF welcome ot MISS
Marion Clark, Of Ceciton, and an anniversary
Grafton by Geo. Hammond Meyers, OF fia'
gerstown. Miss Ada c. Schaetfer, OF West
Minister, sang. aud the regular work OF the
literary societies was set forth 10y debate be
tween Howard $. Robinson, OF Cambridge,
and o. ID. Talbot, Of Lynn, ". vs.. Then
there was = scarf drill by yeuug ladies aud the
entertainment clo.ed with n farce, Professor
n, ,x,.r's Great Invention. ip which the actors
were :-Nr. II. &. Hull. of Frederick; Miss
Edith c. Kimmel. OF Aberdeen; Miss Coying
ton NJ. Nav. Of Elkioa, aad Miss Bessie h
Armaeost. OF Westminster; Mr. Gideon /.
Hnmphreys. Of Cove Point. aRd Mr.. II. )
Rirrin. of Seaiord.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
A Pleasant surpriss Pary.

Reported fs- tfs- Esrr1arraiie AsiFa--ssE
4 pleasant sarprise party ~as zlv-a st fa-
resiieaec 81 Wa, Z. 1irEling. uu Noetus
i-rt =. ia aenar of the fIih anniversary 4al
birthday oi BIZ aisr. kli-a " Asns Hg. "a. shr
OrudoyE stoae g2sFrs. meas " NesiU1azteF.
NJ. Tbs sargrssr Sas yiunasi sHt aa.zra
N, is bee iaush,ers. Ni,. E'.s 4ai FsHs.e ssa
s.sss. Harvey E. and Milton a. I.a-HsG a.
dask the gaesss bscan l8 arrive trem far SUIT
near. laLsn ~ila quite q huuuafsli sapFy O.
sasisfy Toe inaer man Mr. IaHS.aE as-P r--
r44v-4 aaazg ascsaI au8 rsi,la6le Fge4-ass.
Am1ng fho=e present Nrrv Nss. r. iHs *
and wite. David r. fiag,pc aHs sa'r. Aat
?. Yingbug ard zise Wa. Y. Hzrrs sad
sife. FranE Orudsra a4d asse WiaaH N
Harris, Jr and ulfe G.arse t,auameI asa
Wit-, Ahran Ssiyiler aAa Hl,e. taarir, lappy
aad wsfs, Harry SHyarr AMI erie. bu
Lf5ass ard aIlc. Docs S.-.as AL r.r. Ssa4ar.
cartau and wii-. Hsralfs haellr aad ssie,
Harry l.essgrr AMI a5sc. Mrs.. l.ssgt EasaEH.
Mn. N1ihe k4-uhau. Mrs. Jsha q! lee-s.
No. Irene 0radosi. Mr, y. &. uust4rG.
Mis,e. Ella YisslnE. >aIls,- Nall. N...a 'aE-
Ing. Auuie L.,sr. 6~ri- f5u4 Jae. >ss.v
lsese. Alice tuiis. B84Dys- taT.as, 4sa.-
l.itIle iuuA Iort.u, hr,ar Lose, h@--se
tsr..,..-. Name Lose. Liza >ay 5-r. Ba-ssr
Batahart. utsgA SHsIer. Ala kRurrza=1.
li.fe RraNu. lrtue tteU'hrF tau1a tsaF.seh,
CArrir Browu. Eta l,E. AnH.- GHea@-,
Emma ~ Ebasgh ucnlv Hsut,, b.ssse
Kn~iler. Mar Harns; N-,r-. Jrsse Chre,f.
Ia. OrndorI. Maurice l.uje. Ham F.s1a-
wAli. Milton Corlau, llar.y FaraHlan, G.ras
tian Hnui. Frank Bsaau, Ghar.eT Goraea,
Mersin CaFbu. M-ITliir EentaHsti, Ns'eaas
HarFi.. Carroll GpgsacA OiratEr Blek,ns
hasn, Joseph Rrimrgs. Nslsjam Etaaga.
Char,,s lifoau, Milt9n l,aE ~, HA5ss hia
"A N u =
Joseph MAngeg, Juhu bycrs. john Hau..,
Clarence Byrrs. Jess B.r7, Arthur ; lIas,
ling. Henry BrOsa, Henry >ay!rr. Ha54ce
Elaurh. Charley l.es-e, Vaauav kHeiier.
Willie Hawkins Clarles NmZlns Nm b-i
Sterling Ying,ng. jesse J. 8yrrs. i'.ssfSs
kaliridcf. VIII llrssufs, Viii titetrii tass@
Barniari. VIA. aHd George MesEir. Etuer
Yiseliug. John OruButfF. Haraiia FIe5,busaa
Wa. YiBgi.ug. Wm. Osndnstf. Harvey r.
Ymg,ing. Eysier YiuE.iar Walter Wv.msri.
ThraduTe Yinsling. Honvc Recess and others.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
A Virginia wedding.

Reported f1y the bcWNcraiic Al Fos7lie-
The most beautiful home weidlu. Witnessed
for many a day was that which united the
hearts and hands OF Miss Minnie L. Mchin-
ney and Mr. ). Ebert Wright, At the home Of
the brides sister, Mrs. G. W Flory. near
Nokesyille, Prince William county, Virginia,
on November y.
Mere than an hour before the appointed
time the parlor, which WAS tasleiaLly deco
rated with evergreens and Ndite chr'>EHihe-
NUNS. was filed 60 overilOwin- with friends
who had gathered to witness lhe eer.mony.
Promptly AZ ) o. clock q. n. ibr bridal part,
entered the parlur, preceded hy the hrdes
maid aud Croomstnan. Mss NJ Katie Wright,
sister Of the groom. Of Bridgewater. Rocking
ham county. Va. aud Mr.. A. r. Mckinney,
brother of the bride. Of Sykessiiie Nd. and
were met By Rev. ) u. Flary. who gsr
furmed the ceremony. The briie Ass aslirra
Ia a beautiful costume Of pure whiie Organize,
trimmed with white saiiu ribbons. sllh siIp,
pers aud gloves to mstch, and caFylugN boa
euet OF Brides Roses and white ghr1 sznthe-
nuns. The bridesmaid Mas dressed ta ua5ch
the bride. The iall and handsome groom
wore the conventional black with white He
and black gloves.
The groousmaa. looking his best. also uore
black.
Aficr receiving the best ~ishe, suA ean.
gra,uiatious i6.y retired Co the d'ui0g grdnfll.
where el'ga,fui Wedding slPPer zas --rss.s.
Among those present were Mr.. u. G. Ne.
Kinney. father ~ the BRIDE popular sud
retired farmer Of Carroll county Nj. aai
Mr. II. l. Rusbcy. ct MARYLAND. NJ sud
Nrs. G. " Flory, Nr and Nrs ; II. Fja-y.
Mr. aud Mr. J. :. F.o1, Nr a83 M. Noah
Garber. Mr.. and Mr.. HaVae. NJ ~ i.an
Hale Aud daughter Mls- t.rfA. N-- tHaH
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
Personal Notes.

Mr. L. II DieInsa and NlI-. and MS Lena
Dielmaa. oi New Windsor. ai'epdrd the iu-
neral services oi their fn~ni. Psai. Marshall
Oliver, al the Naval Aeairny, Annapolis, 90
Tuesday lssJ.
The I.adie-' "Wednesday Club, If Wesiu;n-
sIef, met ai Mn. JOHN N z i'erJ'' ihis week.
aad were handsomely entertained Mss
Anige Shaw won tha hrsi prs4s " the card
game. Mrs. Thomas G. CHuuau the seeond,
ana Ms. Charles f Pink e,ffare.i the boohy.
Th Club will nee, u-Nt "Wednesday Al Mrs.
Coonan S.
Ms. Charles Miller. 81, of Baitimofe. aud
No. Myra Aliaaglt Of Iin~aai. wrre saests
,his week of Mr.. Annie l. Aihsazh, this
city.
Miss gyelyn Bril..y. &c Washington Grow. is
visiting Ms, IONA LeseiI simpson, ou Col
lege Avenue
Hon. James T. Bgiscoc. of Calvert county,
Secretary ai State lssO-lss4. was q guest Of
Ex-Judee Bond on "Wednesday aud Thursday.
Mr.. Charles T. C. Smith and wt-. and
Miss julia NcKellin Campbell, spent Thanks
giving Day with Mrs.. Judge Smith.
Mrs. Charles f. Herring aud Miss Margaret
Herring lefi Yesterday to visit Mrs. Herring s
parepts in Camden. New jersey
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
SnrrrIse Parrr.

On the evening Of Nov. -. ii.er. was. tsr-
hairs, The most successful surprise event tf rhe
season. im honor of Af- LurIuia loya5t. st
her home near Shiiah. hy hes MANY fri-n.lS
Upon reaching the hause they found her rl,-
,er:aiuiug one of her BeishhorS, sb1 Was
aware oi the approaching ryent.
Alter some hue music hy NesSrs NayrI-.
Walker and C.ati The party he,ook fh-m-eIys,
10 the yard, where ihey lpdu'Eei Doc ytr5aus
games and sports. While the gasnes Nrr- br-
iug enjoyed somc Of the older ladies took
much pains iH preparing a >gmpiunHs >Hpper,
which Was served about 50 o. clock, 90
which all did ample justice
Mrs i.oyaI. better known as Aunt I.gc.n.
da. received some very handsome presents.
consisting of gilded water set, parar lamp.
etc.
Alta late hour all prepared to depart for
their homes. Among those present were -
Mrs Lucinda Lovail. Mr. and NrS Jacob
Lynch. Mrs John Smith, Ms. John Dell.
Mr.. Daniel Rupp, Nrs. David L-i~ier; Misses
Annie Storms, Jennie Lester, Blanche Rupp.
MahIe Storms. Blanche Carr. l.jnuie ilotf.
man, Annie Hoffman. Ellie Smith, Minnie
Woolery. GTac, Woolrry, Annie Lynch, Lima
Lester I.ucrciia Shaifer. Laura Esla Dell;
Messes. Joseph Hoffman, Melchoir Harris
William Hawkins EaTl Murray. Herman
Marshall, George Walker, Howard Leppo,
VIM Graft, Thos. Leister, Herbert DauHeT,
Arthur Lynch, Harry Breitwiser, Wm. Eek,
Robert Rill Roy Carr.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-12-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

:, Pants Reformed Church-sunday school at
ANA m Divine Service al 10 - a. m. and 7.l5 p
m &. ; ; agile, Pastor
Carroll Charge -Bsnjamiu's Reformed Charch.-
Divine Service al =. N
Pleasant Valey.-Diyine Service at 10 a m
Chairman Of Committee Of supply.
Communion service in Uniontovn NJ r church
o,, sunday morning. al l0S3 Revival Service at
night At : % 10 be continued through the coming
week. - -, - a., ~.
salem charge Lulnen,n Church njamins
Cburch.-SundAy school at a. IN. \. 7. NJ. ;.
al 10 a m y. T. ;. c f. at p m Catechi-e on
saturday at . 30 y. m. Communion ON December
q II fohn's Ghurch.-SuudHy school al a. m.
Communion al 10 a. Cateehise ON saturday al
INN Confirmation AID Preparatory Service az
p m. rt.ht t,.s,.-
- Jobp.s ,.hurcl,--suudsys-i Mas, nt rs
and High Mass At 10 a. Hs- NeNi+r al '.'h p m
Du''''s Wv Joseph H. cassidy is.>t"r
Centenary n f. Church.-Suuday school at 3 10
a m Preaching AT 1890 u. m. aud I'D ?. m. Ep-
Rev J. A. Price. D. D.. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. ". R Graham
d. % Pastor- sabbath Services Preaching at
1880 a. m and : 80 p. sabbath school slo a; m
InniorC f al > 20 D m Christian Endeavor 80 ?.
~ Mil week service ~ the lecture room "eH-
ns,iay evening at i.5l O'Clock
Irniontovu Church OF GOd.--SuIday school at
a m Preaching at 10. ia a. IN. In the evening at
: Revival service each evening during the week.
Preaching at Mayberry at 23O p. m
Gaee Lutheran Church-sunday school 800 a.
m Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7.SO p. m \. L.
. '' p H. Miller. D. D., Pastor.