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Arbor Day at w. II, S.

The following program was rendered at
Westminster High School, on Arbor Day,
April Il:
Chorus Over the Summer Sea; Reading,
About Trees, Harry Bowersox; Recitation,
The Daisies, Helen Townshend; Chorus, Ar
Dor Day Song, Fourth Grade; Recitation, The
Concert, Lucille Gernand; Recitation, The
Lilac, Isabel Roop; Recitation, The Blue.Jay,
Katherine Lynch; Chorus, Swinging Meath
the Old Apple Tree; Recitation, The Rain
coach. Emma Hutchins; Recitation, Mud
Pies, Madge Farrar; Recitation, The Violet,
Anna Yingling; Duet, Catherine Slagle and
Clevie Henry; Recitation, Farmer Nick's
Scarecrow, Elmer Little; Recitation, The
Clinging Vine, Jessie Starr; Recitation, The
Robin, Cora Little; Recitation, Fred. Buck
ingham; Chorus, Woodman, Spare That Tree.
Three trees were planted, one maple and
two mahogany trees. The maple was named
in honor of Marylands naval hero, Winfield
Scott Schley, and the two mahogany trees
were named in honor of the classes of 1902
and 1904 respectively.
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Wakefield Items,

The New Windsor base ball team played
the NJ. C. I. last Saturday. New Windsor
won by the score of II to 2.
Mr.. j. NJ. Wagner met with a serious acct
dent on Wednesday of last week. He was
narrowing ground for potatoes, and wanting
to hurry his horses, he struck one when it
kicked him on the hip and caused much pain.
Mr.. Wagner is now in a critical condition.
Harry Fad Carroll Haines spent Sunday
with friends at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ F. Ham, of this place,
visited friends near Linwood last Sunday.
Mr.. Willard Ham, Jr., spent last Sunday
with his uncle. near Medford.
Mr.. j. M. Wagner will open his store May
LIST.
Miss Susie Saylor is on the sick list at this
writing.
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New Advertisements.

Statement of the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Co. of New Jersey-Albert Jones
Harry 0. Dorsey and j. Hoffman Fuss. Agents
Municipal Election to Take the Sense Of
the Voters, &c.-Oscar D. Gilbert, Mayor.
New and Seasonable Goods-New York
Bargain House, Westminster, Md.
Some Very Attractive Offerings-Derr &
Landlord, Westminster, Md.
Dry Goods and Shoes-The Miller Bros.
Co., Westminster, Md.
Election Notice-George M. Parke, Secre
tary and Treasurer.
Carload of Indiana Horses-H. A. Spald
ing Littlestown, Pa.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoffice
Westminster, Md.
SO Horses and Mules-Harry g. Schriver,
Hanover, Pa.
Carload of Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover
Pa
License Notice-O. ID. Gilbert Mayor.
Dickens-S Samuel C. Caple.
Legal Notices.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Surprise and Other PartIes-w Wedding
Fire Personals, Etc.


Mrs. Henry Bose is very i'll at her home
on South Main street with a complication o.
diseases. IN
A company Of young men, organized as The
Burlesque Sporting Club, who gave credit
able entertainment at Wentz's schoolhouse.
near Melrose, about ten days ago, will repro
duce the farce, entitled "a Furnished Apart
ment, y together with the farces, "Old Hunks"
and "Rooms to Let Without Board
Mrs. Zere Pratt, of Philadelphia, Pa. elo-
cutionist, will give an entertainment this Sat
urday, at D. M, in i. o. o. F. Hall, under
the auspices of Trinity Reformed Church.
The Misses Roeder will furnish the vocal and
instrumental music.
Mr.. FL. j. Hofacker was in Baltimore on
Tuesday looking up location for the purpose
of engaging in business. After locating he
will move his family there.
Mrs. Edward L. Sullivan gave a surprise
party at her home on Friday night of last
week in honor Of her youngest daughter,
Miss Gertie. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music, games, &c. About twenty
guests were present.
Mr.. Charles w. Motter gave taffey party
at his home last Saturday night. A large
number of friends were present.
Mr.. w. G. Shearer spent Sunday in York,
Pa, as the guest of his brother.
Miss Emma, youngest daughter OF Mr.
Jacob Wink, is spending few months IN
York, as the guest of Mr.. Clarence Dudrear
and family, at the Hotel Dewey.
Mr.. Geo. A. Everhart and wife, of Fred
erick, Md, are visiting their parents here.
Mr.. Austin Geiselman and family. of West
minister, are visiting his father.in law, Mr..
Geo. w. Everhart.
Miss Eva Preston has returned home from
pleasant visit among friends in Baltimore
county.
Mr.. Howard Trump, eldest son of Mr.. j.
Wesley Trump, and Miss Laura Thurman,
daughter of Mr.. Theo. Thurman, we're mar
ried at the home of the brides parents last
Sunday evening, Rev. S. M. Roeder, pastor
Trinity Reformed Church, officiating. Kun
kles rattle band serenaded them on Monday
night.
Mrs Jennette NJ Nyond is boarding with
her aunt, Mrs. Julia NJ. Motter.
Two slight fires in the attic of the Lutheran
parsonage Wednesday night caused loss of
about 5000. A large number of books and a
lot of clothing belonging to Rev. ID. d. Flick,
were damaged by water. The origin of the
fires are unknown.
Samuel F. and John c. Sharp, of Tannery,
and Herman Marshall, of Manchester. are
members of the graduating class of the West
minister High School.
Miss Sarah Shower, of Baltimore, was Wis
iting in Manchester few days this week.
Mr.. John Seitz, of West Virginia, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A. E. Hildebrand, at the
hotel
Mrs. Dr. Selman and daughter Parine are
visiting in Baltimore.
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Mt. Airy E.ems.

Miss Ada Horn spent Monday in Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry Hood was in ARnapois a few
days recently.
Mr.. Jesse Hood is on the sick list.
Mrs. Daisy Evert, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Nettye Norwood.
Mr.. Vinton Baker, of Baltimore, spent a
few days recently with friends in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mercer, Miss Carrie
Lille and her niece. Edith Buckingham, of
Baltimore, spent from Saturday until Monday
with Mr.. VIM. Roberts, and also visited other
friends.
The new pastor of the M. E. Church South
and family moved to the parsonage here Fri
day of last week. They were cordially well
coined by several of the members of the
church, and were given q reception.
Rev. Mr.. Miller, pastor of the NJ. E. Church
South will preach Sunday at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Mr. Edward Molesworth, who has been
very sick, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Laura Harrison spent Monday with
Mrs. Louis Hook.
Mr.. John Wilson has completed his new
creamery and moved in it. He is remodeling
the store room and old creamery into hotel.
The wheat through this vicinity is looking
very we'll.
VIM Roberts, Jr., who has been home from
school for week with a scalded leg, is now
able to walk again.
The teachers of the High School had an en-
tertainment Thursday night in Mr.. Anderson's
hail.
The public schools closed Friday, and Miss
Bessie Richardson will return to her home in
Baltimore the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Spurrier were in West
minister on Monday
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Silver Run Items.

A number of our young men have left this
place to seek employment elsewhere. Oliver
Lippy, Daniel Leppo and Herbert Boose went
to Indiana. Ezra P. Bemiller was out there
too, but came back on Wednesday. He did
not like the place where he was employed.
Thomas Boose and John Hull are in Harris
burg, Samuel Hull and Thomas Hull in York
and others are contemplating leaving. They
say wages are too low around here.
VIM. Kirkhoff and Jonas Legore, who went
to North Dakota on the oath of March, are
home again. They did not like it out there,
and say they have enough of North Dakota.
Kemper & Feeser are saving lumber on the
lot which they bought from Josiah Myers
E. NJ. Boose has improved his property by
putting up nice fence in front.
VIM. Ebaugh is improving his property by
filling up around the house.
Business is getting little slack now as
everybody is busy making garden, planting
potatoes, blowing, sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Lippy and granddaugh
ter, Alice Lippy, were in Hanover visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Ellsworth Dell on Sun
day.
The Burlesque Sporting Club of Manches-
ter will give an entertainment in the NJ. q.
Hall, on Saturday evening, April 10TH
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Public School Promotions.

At the annual examination held in March
the following promotions were made in the
Taylorsvile school Fred. S. Jenkins from
seventh to eight grade; Thomas G. Moore and
Raymond jenkins from fifth to sixth grade;
Bessie Franklin, Efie Frizzell, Maggie Fritz
zel, Anna Pickett, Ethel Barnes, Zema By
ers, Dena Byers, May Jenkins, Ray Barnes,
Dora Young, Harry Moore, Roland Farver
and FOLLY Reese from fourth to fifth grade;
Hester Crabb, Julia Crabb, Alvia Franklin,
Earl Tucker, Lewis Buckingham, Nathan
Byers and Albert Farver from third to fourth
grade; Mary Farver and Pearl Reese from
second to third grade. Cora Pickett, Frank
Lindsay, Clarence Young, Charles Lindsay,
David Franklin and many others deserve
credit for their good work.
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orphans, Court.

Monday, April 14.-John R. Strevig and
Amos Sauble, executors of Elizabeth Peter
man, deceased, returned inventories of per-
sonal property debts and money, and raceiv
ed order 10 sell personal property.
Charles E. Geiger, Joseph Formwalt, John
M. Lantz and Jesse w. Fuss, administrators
of John Geiger, deceased, returned inventories
of money and personal property, aud received
order TO sell personally.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Cal
vim T. Forsyth, deceased, were granted to
John w. Forsyth, who returned inventory of
money and received order to notify creditors.
George E. Cox, executor of Daniel A. Cox,
deceased, returned inventory of leasehold
estate and reported sales of real estate and
personal property.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Mary C. Yoos, deceased, were granted to
William FL. Reynolds, who returned list of
debts and received order to notify creditors.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Amanda Lambert, deceased, were granted to
Albert E. Lambert, who received order to
notify creditors.
Andrew d. Reese, guardian to Ruth d.
Reese, settled first and final account.
Annie F. Forrest, executrix of Isaac G.
Forrest, deceased, settled first and final &C.
COUNT.
lutSudyy hpfli IO.-0cOlSC ~. IVA, Ca
ecutor of Daniel A. Cox, deceased, received
order to sell stock.
Augustus Barnes, executor of Catharne
Devilbiss. deceased, received order to sell
real estate.
Samuel D. Bare, administrator of Margaret
E. Bare, deceased, reported sale of personal
property.
Milton A. Zolickoffer, administrator of
William R. Zollickoffer, deceased, reported
sale of personal property, and settled first and
| final account.
Addie j. Lynch, administrative of John j.
| Lynch, deceased, returned inventory of money
| and settled first and final account.
| The sale of the real estate Of John Nee OF
j., deceased, was finally ratified.
Mary C. Stoner, executrix of George w.
Stoner, deceased, settled second account.
John F. Maus and j. Harvey Maus, execu.
tors of John Maus, deceased, settled first ac'
| count.
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Weather Recora for me week.

April 12-nercury 43 at I a. m. and 81 at
2 p. m.; generally cloudy up to p. M; clear
afterward. April 13-mercury AZ at IA. m.
and so at 2 p. M. partly cloudy; blustery.
Apfil 14-,uercury 38 at a. IN. and 40 at
p. M; frost; partly cloudy; blustery. April
15--ner.ury SO at a. m. and 40 at 2 p. m;
cloudy, fnlIowed by clear weather. April 10
mercury 81 at a. m. and 55 at p. M; fair
April 17-lnercury AZ at a. m. and Sc at 2
p. M; fair. April l8-mercury 40 at a. IN.
and "a at p. IN; partially CLOUDY.
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The Fall Of Rome.

Notwithstanding the threatening weather,
with occasional showers up to 8 p. M, a large
audience was present at the presentation of
The Fall of Rome, given at Alumni Hall,
Western Maryland College, on Friday evening
of last week. 1t was rendered by the Gymna
stun Glasses, under the direction of Mr.. C.
A. Holton, Director of Gymnasium. The
cast was as follows:
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
MESSIAH, Roman General.---....G. ]. Humphreys
10nia ms daughter. Saran Lahne herr
Lnc aous Friends of Messiah 1 D. D. Williams MgfR
cha Slaueus Greek NoDIems an y; P Roberts
in bondage 10 Messala..... A Hoton
An Sa" Slaves with Miner :. F. k Gsan
Sivadae, E. A. Davis
Paris. TODD guard duty for MESSIAH G. L. White
huben K)nghts in Red Fu w. Gr MsDs'e
Guests, Slaves, Etc.
The lesson taught by the play was that ma
tons who INDUCED in riotous living and ne
elected the laws of health soon became so
weak as to become prey to their robust foes.
especially those that kept themselves IN proper
training for the field; that after Ancient Rome
became mistress of the world her soldiers and
gladiators neglected all that was necessary to
keep it in that position, and that the Greeks
and Mortimer were soon in condition to over
come her by constant training. The acting
was excellent; the work of the gymnastic
classes was of the very highest order and
showed that Prof. Horton is using every effort
to bring each member up to physical perfec
ton. The tumbling, vaulting, wrestling, high
kicking and pyramid building brought forth
admiration and continuous applause.
Those taking part in the several gymnastic
exercises were
DUMB BELL TEAM.
Lawrence F. Reifsnider, P. C. Whip, W.
B. Dorsey, NJ. D. Hoblitzel,J C. Shamberger,
M. R. Harkins, j. NJ. Henry, N. G. Clough,
G. L. Curry, A. w. Brown.
PYRAMID CLASS.
w. P. Roberts, A. w. Brown, j. d. Smith,
]. NJ. Henry, G. L. Curry, F. Bonnotte, E.
A. Davis. j. C. Shamberger, M. r. Harkins,
4. C. Weeks, p c. Whip, Lawrence f.
Reifsnider, M. d. Hoblitzel, S. H. Stevens,
W. B. Dorsey, NJ c. Clough, M. E. Beall.
GYMNASTIC CLASS.
P. F. Lynch, w. P. Roberts, R. R. Carman.
E. A. Davis. j. Scott Hurley, E. E. Tarr, w.
G. Simpson, Paul Gray, W. A. Wilson, S. Fl.
Stevens, M. E. Beall. E. c. Weeks.
The College Orchestra, Prof. Leon Sam
paix. leader, during the play aud between the
acts rendered several classic pieces and popu
lar airs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Carroll Charge Reformed Church.-Divine Ser
vice at Pleasant Valley at 10 a. M At Benz s
at 2 p. IN. o.,. NO.
ct. Johns Church (Leister s).-Sunday School
at 9 a. m preaching at 10 O'Clock. ST. Benjamfns
Church-Sunday School at p. IN. and preaching at
3 Rev R. W. Doty, of Gettysburg Theological
Seminary will oficiafe.
Uuiontown Charge, Lutheran Church.-Com-
munion at 10 a. IN. Mt. Union; preparatory service
SATURDAY at . 80 D. m. Service at Winters on Sun
day at $50 D. M and c. e. Rally at p. IN.
G. W. Baughman, Pastor.
Preaching in Church of God Sunday at 10.15
a. M and us p. m. Preaching at Frizellburg at
$50 p. m. 60, ~.
Grace Lutheran Church-Sunday School at a.
m Preaching at 1890 a. apd 7.45 p. m. +.
s. c. E. at GAS p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
p H Miller, d. D., Pastor.
st. Paurs Reformed Church-Sunday School at
e.I5 a. m Divine services at 1880 a. m. and 730
p m. . ,,, p..
St. Johns Church-Sunday&Low Mass at 7l5
and High Mass at 10 a. M Vespers at 7.3o p m.
During the week.-Mrs. at q. m.
Joseph d. Cassiday, Pastor.
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GERMAN BAPTIST MEETING.
Eastern District Meeting at Pipe Greek
Westinghouse.

The 10 churches of the German Baptist
Brethren, or Dunkards, comprising the East
ern district of Maryland, met at Pipe Creek
Westinghouse, near Uniontown, on Thursday.
The meeting was opened with devotional ex-
ercises by the retiring moderator. Thomas j.
Riilp, of Pipe Greek. The following delegates
represented the 10 churches in the district:
Pipe Creek, Jacob Stoner, Daniel NJ.
Young; Meadow Branch, Charles ID. Bonsack,
William A. Roop; Bush Creek, John G. Main,
Jacob o. Wiliar; Sans Creek, Preston j.
Duvall, Charles Fl. Roop; Monocacy, John
D. Dotterer, Cornelius Koonse; Beaver Dam,
David Stoner. William Dotterer; Frederick
CITY. Wealthy Forney, Geo. B. Holt; Wash
ington. d. c., Martin NJ. Flohr, Jacob Holm
ger: Middletown Valley, c.. NJ. Frushour, c.
+. Amsterdam; Piney Creek, Geo. F. Bowers,
Samuel Butcher.
The meeting was organized by electlng +.
w. Stoner, of Union Bridge, Md, moderator;
Albert Hollinger, of Washington, u. q, read
ing clerk: George K. Sappington, OF Johns
vile, Nd, writing clerk.
Elder r. w. Stoner was elected to represent
the district on the standing committee at the
annual meeting at Harrisburg on May 20 to
"a. Elder Thomas j. Kulp was elected alter
nate.
Delegates TO annual meeting at Harrisburg,
Pa: Washington ID. CO. Church, Elder
Albert Holinger; Bush Creek, Elder S. ii.
Utz, New Market. Nd; Sans Creek, A. P.
Snader, New Windsor; Monocacy, Elder
Thomas J. Kulp; alternate, John Weybright
Alfred Englar's 6ve-year time limit expired
on the mission board. and he was reelected
for FIVE more years. W. Phil Englar was con-
tinued as Sunday school secretary for one year
longer, when his term expires. j. Il. Sen
seney was reelected district treasurer and
trustee of the Church home, Chicago. The
Sunday school secretary reported in the dis
trict q Sunday schools, 1000 scholars, l40
teachers.
The District Mission Board reported that it
had sustained three missions during the year
Germantown, Montgomery county; Waters
vile, Carroll county, and Westport, near Refs
terstown, Baltimore county. Elder S. 81. Utz
was appointed to look after the Germantown
Mission, S. H. Utz and A. P. Snader the
Watersvile Mission, and j. j. Ellis and d.
0. Nets the Westporr, with ]. D. Hess to SUI
perintend the Sunday schools.
Long Green, Baltimore county, will be made
an appointment, and regular preaching SER
vices will be held in the near future.
The next district meeting will be held in the
Meadow Branch Church, near Westminster,
Nd, on the third Tuesday in April. 1908.
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West Falls and Cover Items.

Mr. Jesse Hood, who was married recently,
is i'll with pneumonia at this writing.
Mr.. Ernest Clary has moved to his mill
property near Winfield, and will run the mill.
The West Falls Sunday school has been or
ganized for the ensuing year with the follow
ing officers: Superintendent. Jesse c. Low
man; assistant, Harry Rinecker; secretary,
Elsie Lowman; assistan, Ella Hood; treas
urer, Mary Adams; librarians, Clara Carver
and Edna Hood; organist, Miss Edna ?. Hood;
assistant, Mrs. Thomas Lowman.
Mrs. Clinton Long and daughter visited
friends in Taylorsville last Sunday.
Mr. Reuben Conway's barn and contents
were burned last Saturday evening. Mr. Con,
way was in Frederick at the time. Origin t
the fire unknown; no insurance.
Miss Hilda Clary and Miss Goldie Hood
visited Miss Sylvia Lowman last Sunday.
Grain in this vicinity is not looking very
well; there is every prospect for good crop
of grass. Farmers are rushing their work,
which has been delayed on account OF the
late spring and rainy weather.
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Sandyyille Items.

Mr.. William Crout, of Baltimore, visited
relatives and friends at this place, last Sunday
Mr.. Jonas Neudecker and wife, of Carroll
ton, Mrs. Kate Flater and Theodore Pool, OF
Gambler, and Mr.. Jesse Arbaugh, of Paiapsco,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barnhart, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Blizzard, son Raymond and
daughter Lucinda, were guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hugh Ely at Finksburg, last Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs Rachel Mann, at Sandy
Mt. Church, last Saturday, was largely attend
ed. Rev. Mr.. Burdette, of Deer Park, oflcl-
ated. Mr.. Frank Sharrer, of Westminster,
was the director. The pallbearers were VIM
field Caple, William Barber, Charles Khoten'
Frank Miller, William Tanner and Thomas
Shilling.
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70 HOUSEKEEPERs.
To the Public.

We announce that we collected $51.00 for
the purpose of purchasing artificial feet for
Bert Frydinger, of this city. Upon writing
to the makers we found that each foot would
cost $50, and in order to raise the additional
amount we will gave musicale, &C., at Odd
Fellows Hall, al II later day, which will be
participated by some of Westminster's best
talent. LoTTIE F. MOORE,
VIRGINIA SHAW
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Henryton Items.

Miss Stella Saummig, who has been visiting
her friend, Miss Edith M. Gill, has returned
home.
Mrs. John W. Baker. Who has been visiting
friends in Baltimore, mas returned home.
Gardening is backward on account of the
continued cool weather.
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Business Locals.

A young girl. who is good speller and
fast writer, wants position as a copyist with
reliable party in Westminster. Apply at
Advocate Office.
TO H0USEKEEPERs.
If you want a China Dinner Set, Tea Set,
Toilet Set, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Table
Glassware, Graniteware. Tinware, Brushes,
Tubs, Buckets and other goods needed by
Housekeepers t this time of the year, call
at the Household Department in the Base
ment of Miller Bros. Company, Westminster,
Md. Ask to see the Silver Plated Tea
spoons at Zoe SET Tablespoons at 15c set of 6.
BRICK! BRICK BRICK
100, 900 Brick on hand. Give me Il call.
R. E. Frizzell, Westminster.
For Sale-Two first. class Top Buggies, 5
Spring Wagons, with tops, light and heavy;
one Farm Wagon. Ed. Shipley, IVES nin-
ster, Nd. 2t*
Slop for Sale, 10 cents a barre. A. s.
Burkholder Distillery.
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A Surprise Birthday Party Near carroIlton.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. John T.. Basler,
near Carrollton, on Thursday evening of last
week was the scene of very enjoyable sur
prise party given in honor of their son, Elias,
who received many useful and handsome gift
Alter social games and amusements were in
dulged in the guests we're invited TO the dining
room to partake of the refreshments so de-
liciously arranged by the hostess. During
the evening several fine selections of music
were rendered by Harland Green aud Miss
Bessie Rupp, Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Basler, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Miller, Misses Carrie Green, Jennie Ct. Leis
ter, Emma Houck, Ada Lester Alice Ma
thias, Mary Shaffer. Mamie Reese, Maude
Brumme, Lizzie Shaffer, Bessie Rupp. Met
tie Basler, Annie Shaffer, Catherine Heird.
Lola Leister, Nettie Ag re, Lettie Arbaugh,
Jennie Lester, Lyna Lester, Maude Brett
wiser, Stella Reese, Grace Basler, Neltie
Shafer; Messrs. Wilson Zerp, Willie Lester,
Frank Miller. Samuel Elserode, Fetter New
bel, james Walsh Elias Basler, Albert Houck,
John Marin, Albert Shubkagle, Walter Al.
gire, William Shaffer, Joe Sykes, Howell
Herd, Lewis Long, Harland Green, Arthur
Walsh, Elmer Leisier, IRA Basler, Luther
Martin, Harry Pennington, Francis Lowe,
Thomas Lester, Harry Breitwiser, Harry
Shaffer, Clarence Lowell. George Davis,
John Basler, Jr., Claude Basler.