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A Democratic Club Organized.

The young men OF Bel Air held meeting
In the Court house on Tuesday and organized
an association to be known as THE Demo-
cratic League of Marylaud, No. 2, of Bel
Air." There was goodly representation Of
our young Democrats present and the Con-
stitution was unanimously adopted pledging
them to "preserve, defend and advance the
essential principles of free government, as
formulated by Thomas jefferson and illus
trated by the history of the Democratic party"
Mr.. Moores Maypsdier presided with Mr.
w. j. Shanahan as secretary. The election
of regular officers was held, resulting as
follows:
President, Harry s Carver; vice presidents,
A. w. Valentine and Daniel Il. Carroll of Z. !;
recording secretary, William j. Shanahan;
corresponding secretary, Walter K. McComaas;
treasurer, z. Moores Maynadier; sergeant at
arms, NJ. Stanley McComas.
The following committees were announced:
Speakers and Pubic Meetings.. I. G. Hop
kins, Dr., Harvey Ewing, c. Rouse; FL
nance and Arrangements, Robert +. Esley,
Robert L. Bull, Emory A. McComas; Litera-
ture, Richard H. aothoron, Hall L. Munnik
huysen, Howard w Kennedy.
The next meeting will be held in the Court
House on Tuesday next, August IA, at r.
NJ when full attendance is requested Of
all who are IN sympathy with the movement.
The charter members of The club are as
follows: Walter K. McComas, William j.
Shanahan, A. W. Valentine, Harvey Ewing,
II E. Hoh;ii zell, +. Bond Boarmar, Richard
IL. Sothoron, Z. q. Rouse, w. Wylie Hop
kins, James F. Bauer, ?. Moores Maynsdier,
Hall l. Munnikhuy sen, Charles H. McComas,
K E. Esiey, Ii. w. Kennedy, George W..
Richardson, Harry s. Carver, j. Adams
Hughes, Emory A. McCom's, Robert l.. Bull,
NJ. Stanley McComas, Charles FL. Reed,
Daniel II Carroll, of P, jefferson Dallam,
J. I. G. Hopkins, Jr.
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VALE. August S;h.-Last Thursday mnrnine
Il slI :hr frost was noticed i'll the low lands 81
thiS vicinity.
Miss ttoherts, of the Rocks, is visiting Mrs. c
G. Butler.
Mrs. John Durham of Baltimore is visiting
her sister, Mr.. w. L. Clark, near here.
Mr.. samuel FeudulI was down the river
Grabbing one day this week hut met with o"i,
limited success, only catching about fifteen
dozen.
Mr. w. Il Robinson and family are ut Ocean
CITY thus week.
While work. ing ON the Watcrvale tTest!e on,
day this week. on" Of the workmen lost hi
taIanc,' and fen Il Distance OF thirty feet bui
sustained 10 serious injuries. He was shake.
up by the sudden stop when hc reached thu
ground.
The first load of lumber was hauled last Sat.
urday Tor Mr. Price Hopes new barn. The
new building will be erected upon the SAINT
foundation upon which the Dld one sioOd. Ii
will he erected under the management of Mr..
Filey, who tNprcts to complete it in thirty
days
We have not been blessed with rain for two
weeks but no one has yet felt any bad effects
of the drOuth.
| wonder how r,any of US think rs seriously
IA we should about the famin IN India 7 Let
us contribute something. RcUciEbcr the
widows mite wuuld he very acceptable to -
starving nation.
Miss Mary Wood iius rat urn..: hnnlr tru;u
4 pleasant Visit with relatives u aIhrnn"k.
UNCLE ErsH
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Fair Wtlt0nGialP.

Passengers in the electric cars running from
Baltimore to Towson are attracted by pretty
little waiting room on the York road opposite
the Sheppard Asylum gate, and a sign signi-
fies that this station is Wiltondale. A short
distance east Of this there looms up a commo-
dious, modern barn, with new crushed-stone
roads leading to and from it, From the cars
glimpses of race track are gained and
strangers would come to the conclusion that
~iItnndale is a Morris Park, or Il race course
OF some kind, hat it is neither.
Regular travellers this road remember
that one year ago the place now called Wilton
dale was a neglected farm, ON which there wa;
no suspicion of fence or of care expended
| upon any plot Of the no acres in this estate o.
great possibilities The property was bought
| ny Mr.. Jesse llilles, and 1t is now occupied
| by his son iu-Iuw, Mr.. Wilton Greenwny.
Within The iast ~ months this place ha,
been brought from wreck to perfectly ap
| pointed stock farm and training ground. Mr.
| Greenway was formerly located on his farm
| fiokeland, near Iiavre de Grace. He ha
| studied The harness hos 80 with diligence ant
has ilstt success Of hi study III his you'll
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Rel Air Notes.

Our beautiful town was never more attrac
tive as a summer residence than It is now.
Miss Jennie McRoy is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Heaps, OF Carea.
Mrs. Lawson c Jump and children are
guests Of Mrs. Fannie Z Boarman.
Miss Blanche F. Archer was guest of Miss
Lydia I. Yellott, of Towson, this week.
Mr.. Willard F. Wright has moved into Bel
Air with his family and taken possession of
the residence on Broadway adjoining the
home of Mr.. John B Hanna.
Miss Caroline Hall has returned to her home
from visit to friends in Massachusetts,.
Mr. John &. Rouse is home from a trip to
Atlantic City.
Rev J T. Rossiter and Mr.. Goldsberough
| 4. Griffith, of Baltimore are guests at Hazel
Dell.
Miss Mamie Osborne, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Chesney.
Miss Lillian Street,, of Taylor, is visiting
| her cousins, the Mi. ses Williams.
Miss Isabel Macka'I, of EIkton, is guest oil
| Mrs. john A. Evans
Miss May CoVfngton, of Eiktou, is visiting
| Miss Mena Nelson.
| Mr.. Walter N. Stromenger, Of Baltimore
was guest OF Mr.. e. d. Rosan this week.
| List of uncaIled for letters remaining in the
Bel Air p ,stofIist: Miss Mary e. Adams
Mrs Martha Amos, Ms Annie Brandt, Mis-
Julie Camaron, Mr.. w. Lee Gehdle, WIN
MacBitt MacCusker. Mrs Annie Peaker.
Mr.. A. Preston Gilbert who is now connected
with the Southern Railway visited his friend
and relatives last Sunday.
| Mr.. Harry Mackenzie, OF Baltimore, 1
spending portion of his vacation with hi
brother Mr.. Georg" n, MsGEeufie, who {
isuWmydls ID Bel 8!t.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.

still drawing bis salary. Chief Inspector
Cochran said, when asked about this case:
"Hamlet is still in the employ of the govern
ment. For further information, | would refer
you to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral 1t is not surprising That so many re-
spectacle Republicans are announcing their
intention to vote for Bryan and Stevenson.
MIR. McKinley's al"r m over the detection of
German voters on account of the imp-rialistic
policy of his administration, CAUSED him to re-
quest personal friend to make an investi-
cation. When he was in Washington, last
week, the result of that investigation was SUBJ
mitted to him, and his alarm was increased
thereby. 1t is admitted by Repubca that If
thirty per cent of the Germans in the middle
western States, who voted for Mckinley four
years ago, vote for Bryan this year. his
election will be assuI ed: that's why they are
alarmed.
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A match game of base ball was played on
Friday afternoon at the fair grounds between
the Young Sluggers, Of Bel Air and cCm
posite team representing the boys at Camp
Endeavor. The latter were slaughted I'M
mercifully. the score being IS to 2 in favor OF
the Sluggers.
A game was played at Churchville on Sat
urday between the club representing that
place and the Webster club. Score, Church.
vile, IS; Webster0. Batteries, Churchville-
Richards and Calder; WebsLer-Burns and
Hughes
The Bel Air club visited Baltimore on Tues
lay and played sharp snappy game with the
Electric Park club of that city. The scor,
was Electric Park, 4; Bel Air, 2. The Har
ford players were: Proctor, r. I Damn, c.
Kraft, s; Weber, 2 b.. Richardson, p.
Reckord, b; folly, !. f.; Carroll, C. f.; Cal
der, 81.
On Wednesday game was to have beer
played at Uuon Park between the Bel All
| boys and the Remington club. The latter
however after telegraphing for a game, re
fused to play and also refused to pay thu
guaranty money. The attention of othe
country clubs is called to this fact.
The game between the Bel Air Juniors and
| the Wall Street Bankers which was played a
tue county Fair grounds on Monday, turned
| out in favor of the Bel Air Juniors by tn,
score of AZ to 16 The batting OF McGuirl
was the featute of the game, he getting two
home runs, three bagger, two Dagger ant
| two singles out of seven shines up. Carol
for the Bel Air Juniors pitched good game
The winning battery was Carroll and Nc
Guirk. Losing battery was Hamilton, Hop
kips. A. Geatty and Watts.
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he gave much attention to the SCIENCE OF horse
breeding, but it was not until 1885 that he
actually embarked In the harness business
He was successful from the start.
Wiltondsle is the result OF Mr.. Greenway''
conclusions as to what is actually needed, and
gress In breeding, rearing. training and driv
ing racers. He concluded that no would es
tablsh a farm where breeding would become
secondary to conditioning and training, and
WtltondaIe is the outcome.
He has divided the ITO acres into eight pas
ture fields and these have been fenced The
rarn is 70 bv 40 feet In area, sud In this are
90 box stalls. In SECOND stable Mr.. Green
way put II stalls, each 10 by 10 feet.
simultaneously with the building Of the
harms halfmils race track was laid out at A
cost of about SO 600 The course is circular,
but not level. When the horses are schooled
on 1t thew are not liable to be puzzled when
thew eo away to race on anv sort ut track
where they may encounter grades. Therefore
Mr. Greenway Is In a position to have stock
ready for all opportunities. II the Park
Heights Boulevard should be constructed he
will he prominent driver on It.
The proprietor now has q colt months old
that he expects 10 start IN the Maryland
Fnturitv race for colts OF 1900 In 1908 This
colt, called Mint Julep. is bv Lord Hartford,
dam RokeIand Jnlep bv Hokrland. grand dam
Spree. hy Anteeo. Spree Is in foal to Lord
Hartford and this get may also be entered In
the Futurity.
He also has yearling called Towsou, by
Lord Hartford, dam Spree. Among the horses
at wiltoudale some will he shown at the
Timouium ard Prospect Park fairs In the
coming autumn. There are now on the farm:
Kirmura. hv Sam Puriv; Marshall, by Col.
Kuser: Janeith. bv King Rel; Renaissance. by
King Rene. dam nv Baron Wilkes; Director,
Jr.. by Director. dam nv Rad Wilkes: Belle
Archer, by Climax. dam by Gray Eagle.
None OF these have marks, but all are in
training Other horses at Wiltondale are four
pair Of fine coachers, five roadsters, three
brood mares and three colts.
Among the MANY horses which Mr.. Green
wav has trained and driven to records are the
following: Miss Woodford 2 o93. the fastest
PAGER ever raised in Maryland; Orange Chief,
Abb the fastest stallion ever raised 10 this
State; David H.. PAGER, 2 l34; Link wood Maid,
2.2O; Maud. 2 1871: N-lly Grey. 2 20; Madge
BilIer, PAGER, 9 cot; Hokelsnd, 2.19.-Balti-
more Sun.
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From ChurchviIIe.

CHuRCHvILLE, august 9.-We all sympathise
with Mr.. Stewart in his great misfortune OF
tieIng burned out on Tuesday.
The annual Presbyterian sunday School pic
mic will b. held on Friday, the 10th, in the Cal
vary woods. Baskets will be gladly Ieceived
Mr. Sterling, the lately called minister OF
Harmony Church, exchanged with Mr.. Wasson
on Sunday
Miss Nan Walters, of Bel Air, is at the par
Miss Belle williams, of walbrook. is with
Mrs. J. Harvey Ball.
Mrs. NJ. P. Chesney is at her sons, Mr.. Chas.
Chesneys.
Mrs. Ewood e. erist and family. of Balti-
more, are visiting her mother, Mrs Wakeland.
Mrs. Hetty Harlan mas returned to Balti-
more. Mrs. NJ. X. Harlan accompanied her,
and from there expects to go to sud Jrook to
spend week with her SONS, DR.. Herbert Rar-
Ian and Judge Henry Harlan.
Mr.. Glasgow Archer is home for short time
from Annapolis, where he is preparing for the
Marine Corps.
Mrs. Emma Barnes and family. of Baltmo ore,
are at Mrs. Sarah Barnes. AsCANIUs.
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Misc Florence Campbell. OF West Chester
formerly OF NorrisvilIe. Ia visiting Mira. Rnsi
| Silver. nasr HaVra de Grace.
| Mr.. William B"nrer ard family. nf Phila
de'phia. are visiting relatives near Cardiff.
| Miss Lena Parry. Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing her parents at South Delta.
Misa J.ne Cathcart Is very M at her home
at Norrisville
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Burkina, of near
| Carea, are visiting friends in Lancaster, Pa
| Rev and Mrs B. W Kindley and children
Of Uninntown, Maryland are guests Of Mrs
| KtudIey's father, Mr.. Alphonso Robinson, OF
Fnllston.
Miss NettIe Myers. Of Uniontown, Marv'
| land, is visiting Mise Lydia Robinson, of Falls
son.
Miss RIancha Baldwin Is visiting relatives
In RockhridgA county, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alexis Shriver have return
ed from Atlantic City.
Mics Ida Csrrick. Of Baltimore, Is visiting
friends in Harfnrd county
Miss Mabel Burrel. of PAiadelnhta. is a
guest OF Miss Emma Pennington, OF Hayre de
Grace.
Misses Vesta and Nellie NcComhs aud Mat
tie Richardson. of Havre de Grace, are visiting
friend in Winchester, VS..
Miss Effie McCsuley. of Wilmington, Del,
is visiting Miss Carrie Mitchell, Of carlton.
Mrs. Andrew Tarbert has been very III for
several weeks at the home of her son-in-law
Mr.. William A. Wheeler at The Rocks Of
Deer Creek. Her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Will
son, of Baltimore, is with Mrs. Tarbert, who
is 81 years of age.
Miss Alice Foster, OF Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Nellie Patterson, Of Emmorton.
Mrs. Richard J. Biggs aud daughters, Of
Baltimore, are visiting at the country home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, at Falston.
Miss Emma Bramble, of Magnolia, is visit
lug the Misses O'Brien, OF Ady.
Miss BeuIah Grothaus, of Baltimore, is the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Bramble, of Magnolia.
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The annual tournament took place on the
farm Of Mr.. T. Mevale Pearce, on "My Lady IS
Manor" on Thursday, and was the orcasion
of large sssemblage. The charge to the
knights and coronation address we're deliver
ed by Mr. Laban Sparks. Thirteen knights
contested for the honors. ). E. Sheppard.
Knight OF st. James, won the first place and
surrendered his privilege to Mr.. Richard NJ.
Fl ward, who crowned Miss Mary Patterson.
OF Taylor, Queen Of Love and Beauty. The
Maids of Honor were selected follows {:
First. Miss ID Z Clair. Of Baltimore, by w.
Ensnr. Knight Of Marble Hin: second, Miss
Emma Rutledge. OF Madonna. nv o. Street,
Knight Of Glencoe; third Miss Roberta Ensor
"f Baltimore county. by NJ Stevenson.
night OF Rocky Ridge number ri spec
tators were present from Hartford county.
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Insurance Matters.

A meeting of the Executive Committee o.
the Mutual Insurance Company was held on
Monday and the following claims were ad
justed:
Joseph W. Archer. loss on barn, 50 275, was
awarded and ordered paid
Andrew Ktnhart loss of store house; 800
was awarded and ordered to he paid.
Fl w. Archer and James Dnnnigan: the
enm of 81 IS was awarded for lamb killed by
lightning.
The loss on the store room belonging to
Noble l. Mitchell was referred to the presi
dent. secretary ard agent OF the company
Henry Lapp loss Of con tents Of store house:
referred TO Wilu"m Wei star.
w. n Bevartl & Sons. loss OF canning house!
referred to William Webster.
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BOOtbby HUI News.

BooTHBY HILL, August The rain of last
week was gladly welcomed by the farmers.
The Gamers are getting their canning houses
in operation, but the prospects for corn and
Tomatoes are poor.
The picnic season has opened. The Grove
Presbyterian Church. of Aberdeen, held its
uicnic at Valiant Park on Tuesday evening.
Wesleyan Chapel held their picnic at Valiant
Park on Wednesday evening. and the NJ; \.
Church of Aberdeen and Boothby Hill Sunday
Schools held theirs ut Valiant Park on Thur =
day.
Miss Rubena Corson is the guest of relatives
at Norfolk. Virginia.
Misses Maggie and Lille Freedenburgher, OF
Baltimore, who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs GUST. Byrd, have returned home.
Mr.. Fletcher kaym nd and family have re-
moved from their home in Baltimore to the
Hyde property, recently purcias' from Mrs.
Rote.
Mrs. Rote has cL :" er ''Springd":e
Farm"
Mr. and Mrs. Street, Mitchell ana daughter,
Lamar, OF Baltimore. were guests of Mr.. III:
| Mrs. W. u OsbCin, ast week.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Thomas Cain,
| who has been Ill for the past TWO months with
| typhoid fever is able 10 be ont again.
Mrs Charles by I'D, of Baltimore. is the guest
| O. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William TaylUr.
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Comfy Commissioners.

Road Checks Issued.-W. Writ Clarke &
| Son, sol "a; Otis Tollenger, S25; w. ID Craig,
$47 SO: James W. Brown, $S5 so; W G. vii,
| son. 1877 90: W. 8. Bowman, Dr., $50 So; w.
Wright, S67 90; John Leary, $25; a. II. Will
son, SAG. 3: Joseph l. Knight, $25; s. A.
Hughes, S45 Al, }. e. Moulton, SEC 50; Geo.
II. Strong. SIS 50; James Dunnigan, SIS; Ed
ward Mnores, SIS IS: J. B. Stewart. $47 IS
George ID. Gorrell, So 25; Adam Becbtold,
So. so; Ber jamin Wilson, 1923 OF; Garven
Boarman. ST. IS; c. Kerr, $12 %; W. T.
Clark, $40; A. H. Strasbaugh. So; Hugh A.
Jones, 81; George E. Silver, 81; II. II. Black,
81, William Kirk, 81: Thomas j. Kehoe,
S5S %; William Bavington, so II; James H.
Riley. SIT 81, T. j. Galley, 81 43; =. A. Will
lisms, 500; J. K. Rutledge, $25: James N.
Richardson. SAG; q. ). Butler. S1430; J. b.
Onion, 500 o.; Z. L Oldfeld. $3.50; Henry
G. Amos, $l3 81; George h. TAYLOR. $40; JAS.
Thompson. $50; Charles Dick. $l3 50; William
J. Forsythe, SIS; z Heaps $lS; j.. K. Smith,
$50 so; George Burkius, ST; James 7. Trout,
Rutedge, SO AZ; Diys Thhmpson, $50. 80
Frank Davis, Sl4 SIS.
O.ders on County Treasurer.-I+giS and
Iitteliigenccr, stationery for Commissioners
Office, ST 10; A. B. Holliugsworlh, almshouse
account, % rs.
Mr. Small reported "a inmates at the Aims
house during the month of July is white
males, females; 8 coIored males, females.
3 tramps received Lodging and breakfast.
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Q
Lawn Fete.

PERUVIAN. August S.-The event of the
week was the lawn fete on Friday evening al
tine home of Mr. Nathan swift. given by the
Parish Aid society OF Spesut!ic Church. An
interesting game Of base ball between the mar
red men aud bachelors resulted in victory for
the single men. A II ost aDpctizng supper was
served from $50 to O'Clock. A delightful
programme followed, comp scd of musical Sc.
lectIrns, both vocal and Instrumental inter
spersed by amusing recitaI!ons by Miss Elsie
Pruning, of Hnvre de Grace a large number
OF guests were present, VINO dispersed at Il late
hour, well pleased with the evenings enter
tanmeut. We under tund that the affair wa
quite success financially.
Tue early. sugar corn has heen much injured
by the hot dry weather. This means materH
loss to the farmers in this section, many o.
them having planted large amount for thu
canning houses of Messrs. Morgan Mitchell ana
Willard Buyless. Tomatoes are also showing
the effects of the hot wave.
ar. aud Mrs. Morgan Hughes, who have beer
with Mr.. George Mitchell, are now spendir 8
some time with Mr.. Hughes parents at SborI
Lane.
Dirt. A Cronin has gone on pleasure triE
to Pniadelphis.
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man who was too economical to take this
paper sent his little hoy to borrow the copy
taken By his neighbnr. In his haste the boy
ran over 81 stand OF bees and in ten minutes
looked like n water summer squash. His
cries reached his father, who ran to his as
sistance and failing t. notice harbed wire
fence, ran into that, breaking It down, cut.
ting handful of flesh from his anatomy and
running 81 pair of pants. The old COW took
advantage Of the gap in the fence and got
into the onions and killtd herself eating tops.
Hearing the racket, the wife ran, upset four
gallon churn full Of rich cream into a basket
OF kittens, drowning the whole flock. In this
hurry she dropped 81 set of false teeth.
The baby left alone, crawled through the
spilled milk and into the parlor, running
brand new $50 carpet. During the excite
meut the oldest daughter ran away with the
hired man, the dog broke up II setting hens
and the calves got out and chewed the tails
IF four fine shirts.
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From Madonna.

MADONNA. August s.-Miss Estelle Lennon
has returned from pie asant visit TO relative:
in Baltimore.
Nellie Madonna, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Forder, died asst Sunday morn
ing of cholera infantum. She was buried al
Bethel on Tuesday. ttev. W. A. Price OBLIGATED
the pail bearers being four little girls. Mary
Tn mpson, Cora Preston, Ethel Pennington
and Georgia Turner.
Mr. George Cathcart has thoroughly re.
paired the improvements upon his farm, add
ing greatly to its appearance.
Miss Laura Fowler. of baltimore, is visiting
her cousin. Miss Susie Fowler. OF this place.
MesSrs. James Preston and Philip StrUtt
tbey visited ToIchester. Bay Ridge and several
other points.
Mrs. Andrew Kinhart is recovering from ber
severe illness.
Miss Nellie Billingssa. of walbrook, is a
guest of Miss Nettie Hughes.
Rev. W. A. Price has returned from his va
cation. LILAC.
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From Cole.

COLE, August THE weather in this section
is again extremely hot, Ca using corn and toma
toss to again look sick for rain, and should
rain not soon come, they will fall far short OF
the avprage yield.
Mr.. Parker Mitchell, of Baltimore, is spending
his we, ks vacation with his mother, Mrs. +. D.
Mitchell, of Mulberry Point.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert and daughter
Virginia. of Baltimore. who have been visiting
Mr.. George Courtney, have returned home.
Mrs. William Long and four children, OF
Philadelphia. b We returned home after WISH
TO Mr.. Webster Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer are now entertaining
Mrs. Annie Quigley and daus liter, of Philadel