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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-12-07

VALE, December 5.-A very pleasant even
ing was passed, ON "Wednesday last, by Il few
relatives and friends of Mr. Il. q. Hanway, at
his home near here. the evening was spent ia
card Diay ing and social intercourse. At Il late
hour refreshments were sprvid, the table being
tasteGuilN decorated with chrysanthemu!ns.
Among those present were Mrs. Smith and
Mircnel, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Runway, Mrs
Finrev. Miss Grace Hanway, Misses Florence
and Bessie AcAlIIster, Misc Sarah warner
Mr. and Mrs. Il. -. Hanway, Mr.. 5. f. Hanway,
Mr.. Hollis McAllistcr ana hr. L.. u. Painter. OF
Baltimore.
Mr. Hollis McAllister has returned home
after pleasant visit TO his brother III Norfolk
Virginia.
| wi, are glad To note that Mrs. d. w. Chip
man, who mas been sick for several weeks, Ii
Improving.
| Mrs. smith and daughter, Miss Helen, Of BAL
| timore, who have been spending the Thanks
| giving holidays with friends here, have re
| t.rncd come
| Mr.. Hihuld Mitchell, who has been visitin:
| Mr.. Is. f. Warner, has returned to h home il
4 Baltimore.
| At the meeting of the stockholders of lii
| United Milk Producers Association which rue
! on Saturday, it was decided to reorgauiZe an
| mpa lures were put on foot tor that purpose.
| Miss Mary &. Duvall has returned home iron
| S pleasant visit to friends i'll BALTIMORE.
| Mr.. william Clark has lett upon huntin
| cXppdiliOn e. Virginia and other points soutt
| Mrs. W. II. McAllster mas returned to he
home, from an extended visit to her brother i
New York.
Miss Susan Ashton, OF Baldwin, Baltimor
county, who mas been visiting Mrs b. Z. Har
| way, returned to her home last week.
| MIR. l.. &. Painter, of Baltimore, snent tn
holidays with relatives in this neighbOrhood.
UNCLE BUSH.
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E-ou Federal Hin,

FEDERAL. HILL, December 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
HCrat.o Nelson spent last week in Baltimore.
VI &. Whiteford, Of Baltimore, is with his
parents of this place.
Miss Ethc! Devoe spe!it part Of last week
with her sister, Mrs ). W. GLADDEN., OF Delta.
MIR Geosg" |. Anderson has sold his mill
property, "Ed@n Mills" and moved 10 Delta.
Mr.. larry Mason spent a few days last
week with friends at PGrrynan.
Mr William P. Durnam, of Baltimore, Is
visit 'ug his parents, CT this place.
The writer wishes to Inform ''Sharp Eyes,
of CHROME N!ii, That rabbits are plentiful, Ill
this -uciiuu, and the reason is: The 'rmeri
orotec5 th..- game from the great gangs ia i
flock out from he different towns around US.
fhey come rom Philadelphia, Baltimore aud
other places
Nr. Is ll!la.l X. Street, fell from load cI
fodder fow day ago and received severe i'll
iuries.
Mr.. James I. Smithson took business trit
| 10 York this week.
Inc sudden change of the weather is some
l ching TO remind you OF overcoat, &c.
Horatto Hutiedge expects to visit Baltimore
| city in few days. SANTA CLAUS.
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The Town Commissioners OF Rel Ale
and Electric Road.

| Mr. Editor
| 1t is reported that the Rel Air
| and Havre de Grace Electric Railway Com
pany has withdrawn its application for per
| mission TO pass through the town OF Bel A'r.
This withdrawal of the application is tho
natural result of the policy of uncertainty and
drlav pursued by the town board The rail
| way company has been virtually kicked our oil
the town. In more than hundred years Bel
Air has increased in population little Inotr
than a thousand. To the people residing th"~'
1t is doubtless place of great Importance al
| in reality it is small spot in the world thi-
| is largely due to narrow-mnded policy an 'S'
ample of which is painfully manifest in th'
course of the Town Commissioners towards
this company. To the minds of most pec|lr
an electric railway proposing to come to Il re
mote country town would naturally be hai'ec
with delight and welcomed with open ar
Not so with our present authorities. The
very reasonable requests of the gentlemen
representing the electric railway company
have been met with practical contempt; i'm
possible conditions have been imposed and
the applicants have been informed that nc
further discussion could be permitted-to take
what was offered or get out.
The application was made last summer fol
PERMISSION TO enter Tue LO"u an CoAiS
answer was requested. 1t YVES promised from
week 10 week and November passed and no
ordinance that could be accepted by anH
reasonable man has ever been offered 1t WIS
required of the company at first to take
route where the corners could not he tu' nj d
after that was gotten over it was proposed Il
limit the right of way to eighteen years aite1
which the company night be required 10 iiL!
up its plant and get out; then it was required
that they build the road completely IRON
Hayre de Grace to Bel Air before they should
undertake to enter the town. In the face Of
the very reasonable statement OF the compan!
that they wished to carry their building
material from the terminus ut Bel Air ana
build from that end. The whole course OF the
town board, their manner of treatment, the
DELAY of four months when it should have heel
set led in a week, the childish restrictions AND
conditions imposed would lead an impartia!
mind to belle e that the board was not acting
wisely, not trying to properly safeguard TINT
people of Bel Air and their property; that theJ
are SO ignorant they do not know how to meet
a reasonable business proposition but prefer
to allow Bel Air TO continue to repose in lit
lethargy of an hundred years. This 10 what
might be expected under the circumstances.
1t may be truly SAID that Bel Air is fifty year,
behind the times. FAIR TREATMENT.
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A Pleasant Social Event.

Mrs. j. Wilson Richardson gave dinner
at her beautiful home in Bel Air on Va. ,ag
evening in honor of her guests Miss McGaN
and Miss Sophie McGaw, of Baltimore
Covers we're laid for thirty eightguests Thos,
present besides the guests of honor were Mi
and Mrs. j. q. Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed
win Webster, Mr.. K. Harry Webster
Mr. End Mrs. c. c. Rouse, Miss West, OF l'al
timore, Misses Anna NJ. Walters, Helen =.
Rouse, Grace K. STREET., Rush Williams,
May a. Harris, Mary Richardson, Ha lii
Gille't, Eta Rouse, Daisy f. Archer, Ly Is
Robinson, Caroline Hunter, Lena Z. N&n-
BibHer, Messrs. NcGough and Hall, of Ba. IL
mo c, Elmer j. Cook, of Towson, PreS,op
Gi bert, ". d. Maynard, Z. II. Webs or,
Jolu Webster, Edgar Rouse, Willard q,
Ro IS, :. A. Hoblitzell, Stanley and Carroll
H;.n
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, December 5.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad has improved our streets by paving
over the gutter winch extends from Mr.. .. G.
dtchaeis coal Office to Nlr. II. B. James livery
stable, which heretofore made two bad cross
ings.
The oyster supper held in Grove Presbyterian
Church on tire evenings of November D, %
ana "a. closed with most satisfactory results,
The nee proceeds being $40 THIS sum is to be
used in repairing the parsonage.
it,.rival services began i'll Aberdeen NJ. b.
t:hur.h last sunday evening.
>i::s EIurna Morgan, of Baltimore. returned
home today after visit TO relatives in this
town.
,.IseS BaulaA, Muude and Nettie Baker, Of
IN" LuIin school, baltimore, spent the Thanks
giving holidays with their parents i'll this town.
Among those who witnessed the foot bal!
game between the Army and Navy last Setur-
nav were Mcssrs. Stanley NJ. HanwaY, t. Car
roll ,,unway ana Shirley Z. Morgan, OF this
town.
Nj Waiter Bdyiess, of near Aberdeen, has
moved with his family to Baltimore, where he
is nutorman on one of the street car lines.
Miss Mamie Morgan will spend part OF next
week with Miss Esther Lee, of Baltimore.
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PYLEsyILLE, December 5.-Miss Alice B.
Smiths ~ spent her Thanksgiving vacation in
Baltimore.
Mr. w. fl. Smithson, Jr., has taken Z
pleasure trip to BALTIMORE.
NJ, ssrs. james and Fhinp Harry were home
during the Thanksgiving vacation. James at
Tended Quarterly Meeting at Lancaster county,
Pa.
Mi. David Harry took business trip to
Baltimore this week.
Rev. Wynne Jones conducted the services III
Highland sunday evening. A large congrega-
ton was present.
Mcssrs. Henry Merr5man, Squire Barton,
Emory and Marshall Jones went on hunting
trip to Virginia for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh L. Heaps entertained
the Rev. Mr.. Shook and some other friends to
dinner on THANKSGIVING.
Miss Adela Ely is spending some time in
Ba ltimOre
Rev. W. 4. Price, of Bethel is at Slate Ridge
this week assisting the pastor hev; A. l.. hyde
with special services. JIM CROW.
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Examiner Galbreath's report on his visit to
the School for Manual Training at Easton was
fled with the Commissioners on Wednesday.
We give below extracts from the same.
Carving out the advice of the Board at the
November meeting, l visited the High School
at Easton, on Wednesday, November 2Sth, for
the purpose primarily Of looking into the
work Of tie Manua! Training department at
that place, with the iies of getting from
tual observation, some definite facts upon
which YOU should be able TO base your action
in the probable establishment of such de-
partment in one o. the schools of our county.
found upwards of hundred boys, includ-
Ing all from the fifth grade to the graduating
class, devoting from 40 to SO minutes daily 70
the manual training work. Whenever plans
and specification of the work to be performed
was necessary, this WAS done, under the eye
of the instructor, before the period for execut-
ing. Once ia the shop, each student works at
a separate bench earnestly, irdust,iously and
without confusion, making his fingers execute
what his head plans.
the work in the first ear is done principal
Is VITA knife, chIaei and saw, making such
objects as paper knives. butter paddles, blot
| ter holders and handles for razor straps. As
| they become more adapted TO the work, they
| plan and construct book cases, tables. desks,
ornamental brackets, etc. Under all circum-
| stances they make their own calculations ard
designs, intricate work in dove failing aud
| making steps being done i'll the seventh and
| higher grades.
By the time they have been graduated, all
have learned valuable lessons in originating
and in executing, while those more apt in thit
| sort Of work are prepared 10 accept position:
as designers
Much attention is devoted to drawing
throughout the scuool course, little progress
in the manual training work could be secure,
without this. The effect of this combination
is easily seen in the work Of the students il
the ordinary branches of their school work.
Their outfit includes hand circular saw
turning lathe, scroll saw, grindstone. ant
twenty-four work benches each containing
wise, ruler, compass, trg-squars, screwdriyer
hammer, 'mailet nand-saw, tenon-saW ant
five or six chisels. the expense OF furnishing
in this manner was about five hundred dollars
These items including the salary of tn
director constitute the expense OF the dt
partment; thus they have "A ueat balance fror
the fifteen hundred dollar appropriation b
the State.
In our High School at Havre de Grace, ther
: are two basement rooms containing abou
four hundred square feet Of floor space. On
, clear day they are well lighted and by whit
. washing the wall, can be made satisfactory
! far as light is concerned, for darker weathe
+ am very certain that with good instru
tor in charge, good results would follow fro
: the establishment of such a department
x one of our schools, from the figures upC
Il which to base an estimate, II looks very poss
II be 20 organize and operate one in Havre [
Grace without any expense to the county.
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Th" sixth annual convention of the Hartford
County Christian Endcavor Union met al
Hopewell VI. P. Church ON Thursday evening
and Friday Of last week. good audience
was present throughout the meetings. The
secreJary's report showed no dishanded socie-
ties during the year One Junior society was
added to the list. The treasurer's report
showed that money had been contributed to
all the causes, aud a good balance still on
hand. n number of associate members have
united with the church during the year.
Among those who delivered addresses were
Reverends James W. Campbell, Il. s. Johnson
e. z. NowIin, ". w. Shaw, e. ". Scoyel, W..
Z. Price enc DR.. Donald Guthrie. The devo-
tional exercises, which are always a very i'm
portant pert OF the convention, were conduct
ed by Rev David Jamison, Rev. s. G. WATSON,
Messrs. EDGAR Cairnes and Philip Gorrell.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Mr.. oseph Crumlish, Fallston.
First Vice President, Rev. G. z. Nowlin,
Level.
Second Vice President, Rev. $. c. WATSON,
Churchv;lle.
Third Vice President, Rev. Ii. S. johnson,
Chestnut Hill.
Fourth Vice President, Mr.. William Coale,
Havre de trace.
Secretary, Mir. Harvey Ewing, Bel Air.
Treasurer, Mr.. Edgar C&lrnes, Jarrettsvile.
Chairman Lock out Committee, Miss Mamie
Cairnes, Bel Air.
Superintendent Missions, Mrs. ID. Ffnney,
Bel Air.
Superintendent Juniors, Miss Anna Hyde,
Franklinville.
Superintendent Temperance, Mr.. j. Harvey
Ball, ChuIchville.
Superintendent citizenship, Mr.. W. Frank
Keen, Bel Air.
The following resolutions were adopted
with a rising vote.
WHEREAS, That inasnuch as the new cen
tury brings to each Eudaavoror added respon-
sibilites Ia Christian service, be it
ReSOLred That we call each local society to
renewed activity, urging them to greater
loyalty to the great principles OF Christian
Endeayor. Further that we impress upon all
the extreme need Of uGfinchlng hostility to
the saloon, to all attempts 70 break down our
Sunday laws and to the eBcroacnmeuts of the
" orld upon the church. We further instruct
the Chairman OF the Citizenship Committee TO
commence now 10 influence sentiment By
means OF meetings throughout the county.
ReSOlCcd, That tits the sense af this conven-
ton that the Goth anniversary of The org .niza-
ton If The z. 5. L. should be observed by
our County Union in some appropriate msn-
mer, to be hereafter decided b. the Executive
Committee. y social gathering at some cen
ira poiut is suggested.
ReS0lred, That the beartiest thanks IL this
co,v,+.s,p., he axtpnlrl Ia the pasfOr of this
church frH ia,i:es the members Of the differ
EN- committees, the cHOir aud Al! those whO
have 'e'l, ipr their hospitality and seuer-
GUS eL.u.'.,ium-ut
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LOYS-DRV Wis.

DUBLIN, December 5.-Mr. Harry L Davis,
of berry vale. and Miss Rose A. Love, of Como.
wIngC, were married at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Richie, AT GleEcOve, OF Wednesday
ut 3 7. Nj. by the Kev. X. G. Murray. The
bride wore Il D. city gown OF blue cloth tiim
med with white Tx. Refreshments were serv-
I'd 70 Il few iuvited guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
vii! reside i'll PgrryNI.le.
Mr.. A lie HUH has returned TO his home. He
cXp.cts 10 spgul ;nU winter with his Ggrtnte.
Nr. and Mrs Eugene worthingtoD, of Happ-
stead. visited N;Ts. rSOO.n during the past
week.
I n. farmers III this vicinity are saying: Let
the sIOw r3Inc, We nj have our corn huskec
ana fodder ~ me barus."
Revival meetings. VIII continue for another
week. The me Tugs are quite a success
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FRIlstOn News.

FALLsToN, December 5.-Thanksgiving
passed quitely here. Those who spent the
holidays at home were Miss Alice Mitchell, OF
Washington, Miss Ruth Street, of Baltimore,
and Master Charles Hollingsworth, OF st.
Johns College.
Miss Carrie G. Richardson, of Govanstown,
has returned to her home from a visit to her
friend Mis- EIuiiy .. Robinson.
Masters Robin and Harry Preston, of Church
vile, spent several days last week with their
grandmother Mrs. Susan b. Robinson.
JoDn, the small son of Mr.. Ambrose Haul
pipe is very sick with bronchial trouble. DIR.
u rsuch is the attending physician.
Mr. Thomas Anderson has greatly improved
his dwelling by the erection Of a Day window.
OBSERVER.
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OBITUARY..
Rev. James Kemp Keech.

Rev. James Kemp Keech soa of the late
WI lam s Keech, of Towson, died IN Cum
berland ON Tuesday evening. He was the
rector of Holy Cross Church at that place.
This was his first charge and he h d made
many warm friends during his brief 1t sidence.
Mrs. ErnstIne KammcrcT.
Mrs. Ernstine Kammerer, wife of Mr.. John
Ksmmerer, of Edgewood, died at her home
on tuesday morning. She was forty-three
years old and leaves nine children, the young
est being but two months old. Typhoid
fever was the cause of her death. The funeral
took place ON Thursday, the interment being
at the Lutheran Church at Joppa. Rev. Z. Z.
Maching officiated.
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Prom Chrome Hill.

CHROME HILL, December 5.-Mrs. MARY
Bavingtun aud daughters spent part Of LIST
week with Mrs. VI. J. Mahsn.
Miss Annie Bay left Monday for Balti-
more.
Miss BeAil. Of Fuiford, spent some time
with Miss BeaIi, of Federal Hill.
Tue la Grange oyster supper has been
postponed Until Friday and Saturday, Decem'
her and 8.
Miss Maggie Zimmerman, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday at hUme.
Mrs. James EartoD who has been i'll for
some time Is about the same.
Mrs. Mary BIqinry who has bsen IN Jarretts-
Vile for some time spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Henry Horn, who has been Oh the
sick list, is no better.
Mr. McLaren Spencer who has been III Is
about the same.
Mr.. Oscar Stokes of Lnopkuwn. who has
been III for some time with typhoid fever, is
no better. SHARP EYES
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Lively Fox Chase.

FULFoap, d. crmte: 5.-uur public school
under The Inai agement of Mr.. McNutt has
reached SUCH q high ava rage OF attend tpcC as
to require assistant teacher. Miss trace
Toard has reccl rrd the appointment.
I he saw mill enterpriS- Is i'll tull blast.
We had lively .oX chase here one day last
week. iteynarh was liberated 1T Woulsey'S
shops and half an hour later seven pups were
turned 10 -: on his trail. Twenty minutes
afterwards the Old dogs were allow to go.
Tn, soon hi ~ with the pups and made
i lively hunt for four hours when the loX
made his den IN safety. 1t was only about six
yards from where he was first taken. "0ld
Pocs" dog was first nj the mole but Mr.. George
Bradfords Lign' foot was holding .he lantern
FOR nm all the way. Vel Air dogs did not enter.
ChurGhville DOGS came IN afterwhie.
Mr.. Satnuci RI ST. rtln fell from hay NOW
one day last week Hud has been III hCd ever
since from the otfcts OF the accident.
SIR. WilIiAm l.. Derr!cksOn who has been i'll
for some days is slowly improving. CESS.
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New Year,s Guide.

There ia one book every one should make an
effort to get, for the new year. 1t contains
simple and valuable hints concerning health,
many amusing anecdotes, and much general
information. Werefer TO Hostetters Almanac,
published by The Hostetter Co.. Pittsburgh,
Pa. 1t will prove valuable to any household
Sixty employees are kept at work on this walt a.
bic book. The issue for 1901 will be Over
eight millions, printed IN the English, German
French, Welsh, Norwegian. Swedish. Holland
Bohemian and Spanish languages. 1t contains
proof of the efficacy of Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, the great remedy prepared by the pub
fishers, and is worthy of careful preservation
The almanac may be obtained free of cost, az
any druggist or general dealer in the country
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FOREST HILL, December 4.-Mss Eleanor
Dukehart j. cnnvalesccnt.
Miss Annie Ely, Of Baltimore, is visiting her
sister, Mrs Eugene Tucker.
Sch pol will reopen next Monday, there being
no new eases of diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Elliott, of Baltmo ore,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays in the Neigh
borhoOd. They attended the wedding Of Mr.
Preston Wallis and Miss Grace Edrl on Thanks.
giving day, al the home of the bride. Mr.. and
Nrs. Wallis are now on their wedding tour.
ana have the congratulations ard good wishes
of many friends.
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Darlington Personals.

DARLINGTON. December 5.-Miss Katherine
FoIwood of Philadelphia. Miss Jarrnan and
Mr.. Harry Price, OF Baltimore, and Mr.. T.
Malcolm Price, of College Park, were among
D9rlington's THANKSGIVING guests.
Miss Elizabeth James and Miss Bradshaw
spent the Thanksgiving season in Baltimore.
Miss Elsie Thomas. of Woman's College
Baltimore, Misses Jean and Elsie Smith, OF the
Friends School, Germantown, Miss Mai
Emlen, of Tome Institute, Mr.. Wilson Gal.
breath, of st. Johns College, Annapolis and
Mr.. Joseph Thomas, of Westown, spent
Thanksgiving at home.
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The annual inspection of Wann Post u. A.
K. of Forest Hill was heid last saturday after
noon ~ Assistant Adiutaut General j.
Lecnard Hoffman Of the Department oil
Mary land The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Commander,
Captain Richard +. B"uIdin; senior vice com
mand-r, Jane 4. n'offet: Junior vice com
maude. ''i'ym c. BayicgtoD; quartermaster'
Stewart Lvruh ':sar; chaplain. cap. Joseph
A. Harkins; suts,.r, Jane, 4. Paw Hgton;
officer of the day. jon" Nxei; fiji If the
guard, j. Thomas Gorrei; de'cgates and al
ternates to the department encampment;
J James NJ. Reynolds, Capt. Joseph A. Harkins,
James Grafton and Michael Sicable.
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ln MrmOriRln.

- loving remembrance of STEPHEN j
PHILLIPS, died one year and four month
ago, eyed 73 years.
On father, thy gentle voice is hushed
Thy warm, trHe heart is still,
nd on thy pale ard pelcGi III face
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Thy hands are clHspad upon Thy breast,
We have kissed thy lovely brow,
Aud iii our aching heIrtS we know
We have no l.. :her now.
BY hIs CHILDREN.
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From Madonna.

MADCRNA, December 3-Miss Fora Wallicl
is visiting her parents BaHI ore.
Tie Phla Local Cnr!stiaiI rndeavur Union
will hud Is meeting .,C Bethel Church on De
CEN Der 6.
hsssTs. Frank Wilson and Samuel Turner
made quick trip to Baltimore lsst w"Ck-
Mr.. n. =. stokes is building addition 20 his
house Or lis farm al Hadonr'.
Mrs. Narkii.u has gone To Baltimore on Il
visit JACK FROST.
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From Mai1La.

WILMA, December A. rhan6sg. wing day wal
sFca; III suEring, bUttuc gunnnis de- not seen
TO he burdenet in carrying their game. Rab
Dlts ii q birds arc scarce III this nei. hbDrhupd
Mir. Waiter CrOnIr spent Thanksgiving with
MS parents. Nj. aud Mrs. b. +. CrOuin.
Mr.. Randall Cruuih has returned To st. John!
College, after spending Thanksgiving at home
Mr.. BENZ min 7. Wann. Of Baltimore, spent
THANKSGIVING day with his parents, Dir. and
Mrs. A. II. " ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. n L. Picrson and family spent
1 few dHy rs last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs
William Z. Bavinglun.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wood We're guests of Mrs
Woods aunt, Mrs. Henry VOgts.
Mics EVeritt. OF baltimore, is visiting hel
cousin, NJ =. !. f. SpeTlng, at her home, NJ oun
tam View" TRIN.
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