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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-02-08
. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The School Commissioners met on
Wednesday. .3t 49,. :. .&
Il, considering the matter ofinterchange
OF pupils with Baltimore county, the
Exarincr was directed to confer with
Commissioner John Arthur, i'll whose
hands. be matter had been plicrd by the
School Board Of said county.
The boundary lines of Dunkalc district
1873 wcre taken up for reconsideration;
awaiting tn. opinion of til. trustees of
the adjoining district, 10 action WIS
taken.
The contract between the trustees 1T
Castleton % ard Miss Bernicc Gorsucll
as teacher was confirmed.
On account of the extreme low average
and the unpracticabiiiry of running the
school at 5-t Carea, the Examiners
action in closing the school at the end of
the winter term was approved.
The usual library fees were ordered for
90, and 49, each school having raised
ten dollars to be devoted to such purpose
Ii auditing the reports ofthose teachers
whose schools had been closed for less
than two weeks on account of epidemics
ii the districts the Treasurer was di-
rsctcd 20 pay salaries in full on the con-
dition that the trustees orders ard
physicians opinion be filed with the re-
ports.
The arranging for the institute for
colorcd teachers was left with the En-
aininer.
zachariah Lingilam was appointed
trustee, at IL vice George Lingan moved
from district
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road Checks Issued.-Gcgncr and
Green, $500; B. F. Johnson, $31 "a
George II. Strong, S21.31; J. B. STAINS,
bury, Scott; W. o. Thompson, $2.S6
James ". Davis, S7.94; W. H. Cheno,
with, S29.
Orders on Treasurer Rockford
Manufacturing Company, almshouse,
$5O.50; Ewing and Company, Commits
sioners office, $11; Ewing and Company,
Jail, $40. 80; Ewing and Company, aims
house, $s.O5; T. H. Hanway, alnshousc,
SOL l.. F. Reynolds, magistrate, S2.25;
G. 6. Street,, almshouSe, $40; ]. l..
Mccormick, insurance for the year 1901 4,
$50.
Overseer Small of the alnshousc re-
ported % inmates for the month of Jan
uary: Fourteen white nales, 5 females;
eolored males, and t females. Twenty
tramps received lodging and breakfast.
1t Mas ordered that S. y. Whitcford
cxpcnd not over $50 i'll making twenty
five yards of pike at NJ. Wcbstcr's cross
ing.
a proposition was Offered from the
Hartford County Savings Bank OF Bel Air
t. pay . per cent on all county funds dc-
posted with it. =
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From Recisorci.

REcKoRD, February G.-Thc Fork
Literary and Debating Society which
meets every Friday evening at eight
o'clock in Shirley Hall is in fourishing
condition. The question for debate this
week is Resolved that war is a greater
evil than intenlpcrancc, affirmative Ed
negative, Berlin F. Wright and Guy E.
Snavely.
Mr.. w. P. Reckord has recently added
an improved horse clipper to his up-to-
date establishment. The machine is run
by water power and under ordinary Cir
cumstances will clip your horse i'll ten
minutes.
Rumors, to the effect that the free rural
delivery system is to be established i'll
this neighborhood, in the near future,
have revealed the fact that it is not de-
sired by the majority of our citizens.
This opposition is not unreasonable. as
patrons of the Rockford office nov have
four mails a day, whereas under the new
system they will only have one.
The turnpike within several miles Of
this place, which has been in n dcplora-
bic condition for several years is being
gradually improved under the direction
of foreman lanes 0. Hall.
Thomas L. Smith who nearly severed
the thumb of his left hand few weeks
ago whilst cllopping wood with an axe
has through the skillf,l treatment of DR.
J. i. II. G0rsucll, regaincd 4 partial use
Of the injured member.
Miss Fannie NJ. Smith is paying an cx
tended visit to relatives i'll Delta, Pa.
y RAYS.
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BEL Air NOTES.

Miss Daisy +. Archer entertained TIE
Bel Air Whist Club last Saturday even
ing. Prizes were won by Mr.. Waldo d.
Maynard and Miss Grac, X. Street,.
About forty persons Were present.
Miss Helen c. Rouse gave dinner to
few Of her friends last Friday evening
in honor of Miss ISABEL Earl, of Baiti-
more.
Mrs. D. Burnett Reckord entertained a
large concourse OF friends last Saturday
afternoon with 4 luncheon i'll honor of
Miss Isabel Earle, who has bscn the
guest of Bel AIR friends.
Miss Mary O'Brien, of Ady, is visiting
Miss jamie McCumminss, Bel Air.
Miss Isabel Earle, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Daisy F. Archer.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Curry, of tic
Manor, Baltimore county, spent Satur-
day last with Mr.. and Mrs. X. y. Barnes.
Miss Alice Case, of Havrc &C Grace,
and Nj Ballard, of Washington, D. c.,
were guests of Mr.. Herbert S. Flowers
last Sunday.
Mr.. Stanley Hanway, cashier of the
Citizens National Bank of Havrc dc Grace,
spent Saturday and Sunday with kis
uncle, Mr.. John G. Rouse:
Miss Anna Ahrcns, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Helen Rouse.
Miss Mary Ha:lway, of Forest Hill, is
guest Of her uncle, MIR. Harry d. Han
way.
Mr. Charles Richardson who is attend
ing tie Baltimore University, spent Sur:-
day ut hi; home, Bel Air.
Miss Elm Moalc Harris left on Fri
day morning for Pittsbur,y, where she is
now visiting her father, Mr.. Joseph A.
Harris. She expects to make an extend
cd western trip among relatives and
friends and will return in the carly sum-
mcr
Mr.. Harry D. Hanway is in New York,
on business.
The Young mems meeting conducted by
Rev. Howard o. Keen each Sunday after
noon, in the NJ p. Church will be
o'clock instead of3 80 as formerly stated
Mr.. James A. Lyle, who has been spend
ing some time at his old home in Viz
gIria, has returned.
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IN MEA0RlAM.

One of the saddest incidents of the dipii-
liberia epidemic which spread through this
county short time ago, was the passing
away on the Sth day of January, after Il
few days illness, of Howard Z. Wallis, {;
Young man residing near Forest Hill.
Possessing n host of friends he leaves
them behind him heart broken and sor-
rowful. Beloved by his acquaintance,
faithful in friendship, honest i'll his trans
actions, his character will ever stand forth
as n strong and guiding light, worthy OF
emulation, fit example for his friends to
follow. He grew up to manhood loved
and respected by all who knew him. In
business he was quick, active and genial
to all, and always seemed to have cheer
ing word for every one he met. His life
was one of honesty and uprightness, such
as we find few of in this dark day of pride
and vanity. Mary acts which often
speak louder than words indicated Il Cir
cumcised heart, and we believe he died III
faith and joined with the heavenly host
i'll sweet anthems of praise to the God o!
love. Gone, but not forgotten, his mem,
DRY will ever live with us. His spirit
shall commune with us until that fiia
| day when friends shall meet to part nc
more. His parents. who were with Kim
did all that loving hands could do to ale
viatc his suffering, and deeply mourn thC
| loss of loving son, with many friends
He was buried on the 9th, when that
which is mortal was laid to rest in Centre
! Cemetery, there to await the resurrection
morn.
How short the race our friend has run,
! Cut down in all his bloom;
The course, but recently begun,
Now finished i'll the tomb.
| CHARLES II. WILSON.
Forest Hill, Md.
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EUCHRE PARTY.

The Misses Myer entertained the euchri
party at their home near Pylesvillc, last
Friday. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs John A. Street,, Mr.. and Mrs
John GLADDEN., Mr.. and Mrs. 1gnatius
Street,, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Bradley, Mary
and Willie Roberts, Hattie, Sadie and
Rose Wilson, bessie Weeks, Annie ard
BERTHE AIacatee, Annie Bartol, Elizabeth
and Sadie Wilson, of Forest Hill; Eliza
beth Street, and jamie Jenkins. Mcssrs,
George Roberts, Joe Myer, Ionic Oles,
John Roberts, Frank Street,, Edgar
GLADDEN., Charles and Archer Wilson,
Fred and Walter Macatee, Meale Bartol,
Ned and Harry Macatce, DR.. A. w. Val
cntine, Reid Leggitt, William Moore and
Gorsuch Glenn. The successful players
were Mrs. John A. Street, and George
Roberts. The party will be entertained
this Friday evening at thchon,e Of Misses
Wilson. of Pylesviiic.
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Business Change.

VALE. February 6-Thc prorrictorship
Of the Watervale store has changed from
Mr.. d. w. Chapman to MIR. |. w. Thomp-
son. While we regret very much 20 part
with MIR. Chapman, we wish our new pro-
prietor much success.
Mr.. K. E. Duvall met with what might
have proved a very serious accident had
it not been for the timely aid of passcr-
by. AS he was returning from the Falls
ton Farmers Club on Saturday his horse
ran upon a snow drift, upsetting the
sleigh and throwing him out. He was
helped out of this prcdicament and soon
after the horse began to run, and had he
not met another traveller serious results
would have cnsued.
Miss Mary Nevin, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Miss Fannie Trcadwell,
has returned home.
Several of our farmers attended a meet
ing of the United Milk Producers Associa-
ton on Saturday. No conclusions were
reached and reorganization seems thing
of the future.
The lecture at Friendship on Friday
night proved success, and although the
intended lecturer was absent on account
of illness, Mr.. Winstead, of Baltimore,
gave very able talk on "Matrimony,"
and judging from the expressions ofsomc
persons present his topic was well chosen.
UNCLE BUSH.
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A WELL MEHiTED HONOR.

Judge S. D. WhittIc, of Henry county,
has hc-n nominated by the Democrats OF
the Virginia I.c-islaturc Tor arosition on
the Sap:c":c Court Of Appeals of that
State. I'll: nomination was made after
oac of the mos. interesting Judicial coz
tests known il Virginia lorycar Judge
Whit.Ic VINO has bccl an associate Jus-
ticc for several years ranks as ore Of
Virginia's most eminent jurists. He is a
brother. of Mrs SalIi@ K. Baker Formerly
OF Bel Air In commenting on the action
ofLcgi 1attrc the Sun says" 5~s
The nominee Of the caucus Is Judge Of
the Henry Circuit and one;of thu best
known and ablcst members Of the Viz
ginia bench. He is recognized by the bar
rs one of the best judges of law in the
State. The nominee has had fewer re.
versals by the Supreme Court than any
Circuit Judge i'll the State"
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From Bradenbauqh,

BRADENBAUGH, February Mrs. E
A. Hollingshead, who has been on the
sick list for some time, is now able to be
out again.
Miss Ray Wright has returned home
from a long visit to friends in Delta.
Mrs. Richard Wright and family spent
Sunday ut her former home near Norris
vile.
Mr.. William Alloway's family, who
have been i'll for some time, are now i'm
proving, also Mr.. Edward Dennis, OF
Bradenbaugh, and Mr.. William Ayres'
family, of Shawsville.
The Ladies Aid Society of Dry Branch
NJ. P. Church met at the residence of Mr..
William McElwain on Tuesday, February
9th.
The teacher and pupils of Shawsville
school anticipate holding an entertain
ment i'll the near future.
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Transfers and Attachments.

The County Commissioners Of Hartford
county will meet at their office in Bel Air,
on each Monday and Tuesday during the
month of February and on the first
Monday and Tuesday only, in the month
of March, 1901, for the purpose OF
making transfers and attachments.
All applications for transfers and abate.
mcnts mustbc made under oath or aftirma-
ton, requiring the parties applying to give
the Commissioners allproperty they may
possess of every kind that is assessable,
and not to them assessed.
1t is hoped that all personsin this coun-
ty DESTROYS of having changes made il
their assessments will avail themselves q
the time fixed by law for that purpose.
Persons who do not avail themselves OF
this notice cannot have any attachments
on their tax bills when presented by the
County Treasurer. ~
By order of the Board,
GEORGE ]. FINNEY,
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ABERDEEN, February 6.-Mr. c. B. Os-
born has offered his two-story ware house
in the eastern part of the town to the
Whiting Novelty Company, who will
shortly occupy the building for the pur-
pose of manufacturing electric mating
and brass novelties. This building is the
first one occupied by the company when
they came to Aberdeen about six years
ago.
Mrs. T. L. Hanway and Miss Lillian r
Hanway are spending fortnight with
relatives i'll Philadelphia.
Mr. Morgan Mitchell, Mr.. William Z.
Morgan, of this place, and Mr.. J. {. Smith,
ness tour through Pennsylvania.
Miss Hannah E. Hughes is with friends
in Baltimore, where she will spend this
month.
Mr.. Bayard Lee, of Baltimore, spent
last Sunday in this town with Mr.. and
and Mrs. William E. Morgan.
Mr.. Horace c. Gillespie, of the Johns
Hopkins University, was the guest of his
colleague, Mr.. Hollis Baker, OF this place
on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Kennedy and Mr.. T. Carroll
Hanway. of this place, attended the ball
gwen on ueSQay niSHI at INC LSCSul
parlors. Miss Kennedy is the guest q
Miss Louise WEIGH, of Baltimore.
Miss Ella J. Vincent, Of Baltimore, was
the guest of Mrs. George H. Mitchell, q
this town, last week.
Miss Lucy Krictc, of Dunnsville, Va.
has returned home after a visit to hei
brother, Dr. c. II. krietc, of this town.
1t has been unanimously requested that
Rev. J. Frederick Baggs be returned tc
the pastorate OF Grace NJ. E. Church fol
the ensuing year.
At a meeting Of the stockholders of The
Enterprise Building Association the fol
| lowing officers and directors were elected
William H. Jacobs, President; George H
WINS, Treasurer; SeptiInus Davis, Secrc
tary; 0. N. Cole, E. w. Bonnet, O. c
Michael and A. II. Gilbert, Directors.
| On Sunday morning next the Aberdcel
Fire Department will attend Divine ser
vice il Aberdeen NJ. Z. Church, of which
Rev. K. ". II. Wcech is pastor.
Mrs. 10 Dunn Virdin. of Baltimore, wa
the guest Of Mrs. ]. H. Kennedy, of thi
town, on Monday.
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From Federal Hill.

FEDERAL HILL, February Mrs. vii,
liam X. Lytle is on the sick list.
Several members of the family of Mr.
]. w. Galbrcath arc very i'll with grip.
The young folks have made good use OF
the sleighing.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson is visiting i'll
Baltimore.
Miss Laura E. Lyt1e, who has been
visiting in Baltimore, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. GLADDEN., of Delta,
visited Mrs. Gladdens parents, of this
place, some days ago.
Mr.. J. R. Phillips, who has been on the
sick list, is improving.
What's the matter Chrome Hill, you
needn't change your name, its all the same
to Santa,
That Chrome Hill owl was corkcr.
1t must have been one of the neighbor' 5
turkeys. Give us a fish story next.
The new type of THE 1A;GIs suits the
old folks. hear some very completeness
tary remarks about it. SANTA CLAUS.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Thirty days after the first publication
of this notice application will be made to
the County Commissioners of Hartford
county to open a publicroad from 4 point
on the public road leading from the Aber.
deem to Havre de Grace road to Robin
Hood school house, i'll the Second Election
district of Hartford county, said point Of
beginning being Just north Of the Swan
Creek crossing on the Philadelphia, VII,
mington and Baltimore Railroad Com.
pany, and running thence through the
lands of Charles B. Osborn and the T. W.
s. b. R. R. Co., in northeasterly di-ec-
ton until it intersccts the public road as
now located, running from Aberdeen to
Havre de Grace short distance north OF
Osborn's Crossing.
And also to open a public road from a
point on the Aberdeen and Havrc de Grace
road, said point being about half way
between the point where the Swan Creek
crossing or the Robin school house road
intersects said public road, and the said
road crosses the p, ". & 3. R. K. at its
grade crossing, known as Osborn S cross
ing, and running thence in a northwester-
ly direction through the lands of Laura
Z. Hipkins and Thomas Hopkins, her hus-
band, the p, W. Il b. K. X. Co., until it
interseets the first mentioned proposed
road
And to close said public road leading
from Aberdeen to Havre de Grace from q
point ON said road where the last rrcn-
toned proposed road starts, to a point
just north of Osborn's crossing on said
railroad where the first mentioned pro-
posed road intersects the said road. And
also to close that part of the public road
leading from Aberdeen and HavTc de Grace
road, over the tracks of the p, w & IT,
X. R. Co., leading toward Robin Hood
school house, at point known as Swan
Greek crossing that lies across the right
OF way Of the said P, ". & B. R. Z. Co
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Book PaatV.

DARLINGTON, February T.-One Of the
most pleasant functions oftiIc winter was
the book party and supper given by Mrs.
Griffin 7. Milton, at her home "El Briton''
on Friday evening to 4 large number OF
her friends. Over fifty books were repre-
scntcd, and i'll many cases artistic skill
was combined with real genius and wit i'll
the representations. A SuInptuous
supper was served, and all things were
conducive to a charming evening. The
first prize was won b. Mrs. David L.
Thomas, .Jr.; the second by Mrs. Will Sill
yer, and the BOBBY prize by Mrs. Chris
TOPPER Wilson. Among the many guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Y. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
David Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. David +
! Price, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White
| ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Silver, Mrs. Chas
/ Emlen. Mrs. MoorcS Wortllington, Missc:
Mary Silver, BETH. Bayl.ss. Eta Silver
the Misses Silver, Hyland, Allen, Price
| Emlcn, Williams, Brooke, Mcssrs. JOIN
! H. Price, c. L. Wilson, Edwin Worthing
ton, Martin Bayless, Harry Silver ant
Rev MI Sterling.
Miss Beulah Whitclock entertained ;
few of her friends at Il delightful afternoon
tea on Friday ut four o'clock. at he
home in Darlington. Miss Mamie Emlen
of Chester, Pa. Miss Hyland, of Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs. David E. Thomas, Jr.
Miss Sallie Alien, Miss James, Miss Mary
/ Whitelock and Miss Helene Bradshaw
were present.
Miss Mamie E,nlen, who has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Charles Enlcn, o
Darlington, returned to her home i'll Ches
ter on Monday.
Mrs MaryS. Robertson has announce
the marriage of her daughter, Florenc
Valient, to Mr.. William Fuliord Sapping
ton, Saturday, January 10th, in E!mira
New York,
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From Peruvian.

PERRTMAN, February 6-The weather
man" seems to have been playing a game
of see saw" with the temperature since
the first ofthc year. Wchave had several
remark able changes ofthe weather recent
~ As much as thirty degrees III twenty
four hours has been noted three times
during the last month. Sevcralinchcs of
snow has fallen but the sleighing has not
been very good iii this section.
Mr.. A. II. Nogts, who for sometime
conducted the blacksmith business in Mr.
John 7. Martins shop at New Market,
near this place, has bought the black
smith Shop at Perryman station, from
Mr.. Harry Mitchell and is now OCCUPYING
the same.
The children of Spesutia Sunday School
arc rehearsing for an entertainment to be
given at the new hall on February 10.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Richard Taylor, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary II.
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IN MEMORiAM.

In memory of Mrs. Mary a. Stull, who
died at the residence other daughter, near
Bel Air, on January IS, aged 81 years, 4
months and % days.
Have you Il mother? Love her we'll
While she is spared on earth;
Wait not till death shall call her hence
To know her precious worth.
Wait not till she lies cold and still.
Most beautiful, though dead,
To think of what you should have done
Before her dear life fed
Think now how much she should be loved
And prize her as you ought,
Or else your life when she is gone
With sorrow shall be flaugft.
o watch i,1r, guard her with your love
While with YOU she is left,
For when she leaves you life will seem
OF every JOY bcreft.
o sooth ker i'll her hour of pain,
Be gentle and be mild;
How sweet twill be for you to think
You've been faithful child.
Mother at rest.
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From Dublin.

DUBLIN, February 6.-Sieighing has
been very much enjoyed for more than a
week by the people of this community.
Oh, for more SNOW!
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Mccain have
sent out invitations for the tenth ami
versary of their marriage, which is to be
celebrated on Monday, February 18th.
Tie ladies of the Dublin Mite Society
held a social at the parsonage last Thurs
day evening. The programme consisted
of instrumental and vocal music, read
ings and Rotations. Zoo, Merth, Sleeps
Eyes, Black Art and several other games
were very much enjoyed by the young
ana old. Refreshments were served 1T
10 O'Clock. There were sixty present.
The Junior Epworth League of Dublin
was entertained by their Superintendent,
Mrs. K. 6. Murray, on Saturday after
noon at the parsonage from = to ..
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From Forest Hill.

FOREST HILL. February 5.-Rev. T. E
Peters delivered lecture on Little
Things and Some Other Things" at Cen
tire NJ. L. Church on Monday evening
The day being somewhat disagrecablc
the house was not crowded, rs expected
but those who attended went home great
ly pleased, the lecture being both amusing
and instructive.
The oyster supper which was held in tic
". {. T. U. Hall by the ladies of Rock
Spring Church on Thursday and FRIDAY
evenings was a success. The excelcn:
sleighing brought many from distance
Mr.. Vincent Jeffery is still improving
having had quite serious spell of pncu
monia.
Mr.. Henry Cain is quite sick at lis
home with the grip.
Miss Clara Kcan is confncd to 5cr room
with the grip.
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NOTICE TO CREDITCRs.

This is to give notice that the subscri
bcrs have obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters CT
administration on the estate of
MARY J. LENNON,
late of Harford county, deceased. All PER
sons having claims against said deceased
are. hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the legal vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 23d day of July. 1901,
or they may otherwise by law be exclud
ed from all benefits of said estate. Al
persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucsted to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals thi:
23d day of January, 1901.
ESTELLA WOODROW,
6. HOLMS LENNON, 70
Administrators.
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DELIGHTFUL Dance.

EDGEwooD, February 4th.-A delight
ful dance was held at the residence Of Mr..
Fred Lantz on the evening of January
Goth. TIC music was furnished by
Young, ofBaltimorc. Thoscprescnt were
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hanson, Misses Amelia
Hanson, Ada Hanson, Celia Emmord,
Miss Chlcoat, Misses Martin, Maggie
Gowan. AEnie Myers, Amelia Myers, Mrs.
+. Rembold, Mrs. John Frey, Messrs. John
Frey, NJ. Carr. II. Ropka, ". Litzingcr,
J. Waltnian, II. Ycllott, G. Frey, :. Frey,
\. Emnord, ". Holmes and others.
Misses Lille and Ella Sapp. Of Balti-
more, are the guests OF Mrs. F. RemboiG.
Miss Title Frasch, of Edgewood, is
visiting Mrs. II. Signlund, of Baltimore