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MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Off for Boston Improvements Dissolution
of An Old Personals, Htc.

Mrs Alretta f. Morelock is visiting Mr.. Howard
Hawk and family in Reading, Pa.
" D. Menchey, the contractor for making the
addition and other repairs to the Bank Building
for store purposes is progressing rapidly with the
work. and ex poets to have it completed at the
specified time.
large number of our citizens attended the Luz
theran reunion services at Pen Mar. ON Thursday
Geo. W. Eyerhart is having the roof OF his dwell
ing on York street repaired and painted
Clarence C. Ourser who has beeh confined to his
home for the past six week with diabetes is again
able to be out.
Jesse McBee, of Baltimore. spent his vacation
with here parents, Prof. and Mrs. ]. Frank McBee.
He was accompanied by his cousin Irwin Ford.
Albert Co.'S and wife, OF Baltimore, are guests OF
Mrs. Alretta F. Morelock.
Mrs Ken NJ Masenhimer and son Charles. OF
Harrisburg, Pr, are spending few weeks here
withher parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. II. Ganter.
Miss Emma " Shower spent Monday in Balti-
more with relatives.
The firm of Messrs ID. II. Hoiacker's SONS, gen.
eral merchants of this place, have dissolved CO.
partnership. They were taking stock this week,
after which ]. Wesley Hofacker, the eldest OF the
two assumed proprietorship of the business. Luz
Their Il. Hoffacker will move to Hanover, Pa
where he-purchased the shoe store of II. Long q
son.
Miss Julia Whitley, of Baltimore, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Dr. ]. H. Sherman, on N. Main street.
DR.. L. Trump. wife and two daughters. AIDA and
Emma, with Miss Molie G. Wilson and company
of friends from Westminster and Resterstown,
thirteen in number, left Wednesday for trip to
Boston. They will be absent about two weeks
H. j. Hoffacker will move to Hanover. Pa. next
week. He has secured a position as clerk in the
hardware store off. C. Tanger Co.. of that place
Misses Lille Frieund and Henrietta West. of
Pittsburg, Pa, are guests of Rev. II. II. Flick and
family at the Lutheran parsonage.
t. David Hare is burning the paint off of the bay
window in front of his house, it having blistered
aud scaled of. He will now decorate the whole
house with several new coats
Clarence C. Ourser is having his house in York
street PAINTED
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Houcksyille Items.

The festival held by the Sunday school of
Wesley Chapel July 18th was a success.
Misses Nora and Lolita Buchanan are guests
of their sister, Mrs. A. w. Wampler, West
Minister They are attending the fete at the
Catholic Church.
Thomas Merriman, who is Ewing on VIM.
Bensons place, has purchased a property at
Grave Run and will move there in the fall.
Mr. R. L. Davidson is spending few days
in Uniontown.
Wesley base ball club crossed bats with the
Fowbleshurg nine last Saturday and won by a
score of 80 to IL. They are ready to receive
challenges from any team in the county
Mr.. and Mrs David Fishack, of Baltimore,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. 81. S. Allgires.
Mr.. Allgire give a fishing party in honor of
his Baltimore guests and VIM. Grumbine and
Mr.. Reigel, of Westminster, last Saturday.
They returned in the evening with quite a
nice lot of fish which was prepared for their
supper. Messrs. j. W.Abbott, Claude All
gire Edward Sellers and j. Clarke Abbott
were in the company.
Misses Carrie and Florence Ludwig, OF
Baltimore, are guests of Miss Lillian Weaver,
at Spring Farm.
Miss Susie Ebaugh has returned home after
spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Ella
Armacost
John Stocksdale, who had the misfortune
to break his leg again on Sunday, July 18th,
is getting along nicely under the care OF Dr.
Z. Nj. Bush.
Miss Mary Basler has returned to her home
to spend two months vacation with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Basler.
Mesdames Mules and English who came to
this country on mission work, will speak next
Sunday at Wesley Chapel, July 9th, at 10. Is
a. m., in behalf of the Missionary Society.
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Sale Of Bonds, Stocks, &C.

Mr. VIM. A. Cunningham, as executor of
Francis d. Sanford, sold at public sale at the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, this city, last
Thursday afternoon, the following bonds,
stocks, de-:
2 1000 United States per cent. registered
bonds 70 James Shriver for 81 $50 each.
! United Railways and Electric Company
LIST mortgage per cent. 81 900 bond to Mrs.
Frances E. Starr for 1870.
Mt Vernon Woodbury. Cotton Duck Cor
poration 81 900 per cent. bonds to Charles
T. Reifsnider'for 50, 900.
shares Westminster Gas Light Co. stock
to George w. Albaugh at $ll.
] share Merchants National Bank of Balti-
more to Lewis E. Shriyer at $191. so.
10 shares National Bank of Baltimore TO j..
]. Weaver and George r. Gehr at 1926 per
share.
175 shares National Mechanics Bank of
Baltimore TO same at $31 rs per share.
II shares First National Bank of Westmin-
ster to Henry M. Norris at $20l per share.
10 shares Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank Of Westminster to Mrs. Mary l.. Motter
at 500. 25 per share.
10 shares same to Mrs Anna Mary Gun.
ningham at $20.25.
10 shares same to Virginia r. Motter al
$21. 10 per share.
10 shares same TO Geo. T. Motter at $22. Is
per share.
10 shares same to Geo. 7. Motter at $22 sc
per share.
10 shares same to Geo. t. Motter at 500. Il
per share.
154 shares same to Geo. T. Motter at $23 st
per share. Total of sales SIS, 066.85 cash.
j. Thos. Roop was the auctioneer.
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orphans Court.

Monday, July 21.-Irene Cover Shreeye,
executrix of Thomas j. Shreeve, deceased,
reported sale of personal property.
Harry E. Ecker, administrator of Lloyd
Sellman, deceased, reported sale of personal
property.
Milton 7. Long, executor of Abraham Long,
deceased, returned inventories of personally
and debts, and received orders to sell real
estate and personally.
The last will and testament of John Il.
Waters, deceased, admitted to probate.
Tuesday, July 22.-The last will and tesla
ment of Joseph Mott, deceased, admitted to
probate and letters testamentary thereon
granted to Annie NJ. Mott, who received or
der 10 notify creditors.
John Brooke Boyle, executor of John b.
Boyle, deceased, received order to sell bank
stock.
Charles w. Shriner, executor Of John T
Shrner, deceased, received order to sell al
estate.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Gran
Vile Black, deceased, granted to Charles FL.
Black, who received order to notify creditors
Final ratification ofthe sale of the leaseholc
estate of Eleanor Thomas and George Thorn
as, infants.
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sandyyille Items.

Misses Jennie and Bessie Pennington, of
Baltimore, have returned home from few
DAYS visit with Miss Lucinda Blizzard, of this
place.
Mr.. Caple Winfield spepta few days recent
ly with relatives and friends at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Gasaway Gosnell, of Win
field, visited Mrs. Jacob Tanner the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shilling spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William Tanner.
A number of our young folks went last Fri
day night 10 Gwyn Oak Park They had a
delightful time.
Many young people of this community have
been attending st. john fete in Westminster
this week.
Mr.. Nanny Dull spent last Sunday with his
parents in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Charles johnson, of Baltimore, spent
several days with Mr. George Barnhart.
We had fine rain last Monday.
Mrs. William Tanner has a fuschia stalk that
has 2O4 flowers on it.
Threshng has begun at this place and
farmers report a very good yield.
Mr.. Jacob Caple is on the sick list at tins
writing.
Messrs. Nelson and John Blizzard, Of this
place, spent last Sunday with VIM. Blizzard,
of Emory Grove.
The folks of this place are very busy attend
ing picnics. In order to attend all they have
to 90 to several in one night. 1t certainly is
hard on the young mans pocketbook, espe-
cially those that have two ladies.
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UniOntown Items.

Mrs. Chas. A. Britt and daughter, of Taneytown,
were guests of Mrs. G. w. Baughman, at the Luth-
eran parsonage this week.
Mr.. Lewis Fisher of Bloomville, Ohio, after a
visit of nearly two months to friends in Maryland
has returned home accompanied by his cousins,
Messrs. John W. Wolf and Harry Wilson.
Mr. Davis Myers, Miss Natilee Haines. Mr.. Clot-
worthy Rodkey, and Mrs. Harry Brough. have been
quite sick during the week: all improving now.
Mrs. Irene Shreeye and sister, Miss Belle Cover,
are on visit 10 relatives in Virginia-Dr. Sydney
Cover and Mr. James Cover and families at The
Narrows, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cover and fam
lily at Winchester
Miss Elsie Burrall of Baltimore, and Mrs. George
Shoemaker were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Haines
and family, on Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Fox and daughters, Misses Grace and
Mary Fox, of Washington, d. c., are spending the
summer with Mrs. F.s parents, DIR. and Mrs. J. J.
Weaver Mr.. Ed. K Fox spent Saturday and Sum
day with his family
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haines. Craft and
Thornton spent last Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Shoemaker's, near Evergreen Lawn.
Mrs. Howard Zie and daughter Miss Deborah
Zie. of Winfield, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Segafoose. on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs John Wright Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wright and family. Mr.. Ernest Wright. Misses Alice
Mr. and Mrs Marshall G. Shaw last Sunday.
Miss Edna Fleming, of Baltimore is visiting her
grand mother, Mrs. Susan Harbaugh.
Miss Mary Hiteshew, daughter of Mr. Luther
Hiieshew. of Baltimore. is spending her vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Hiteshew.
Mrs. Major Ord and family, of Washington, D. c.,
are spending sometime with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
81. Routson and family.
Misses Rhoda Fleagle and May Routson are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harvey T. Routson and family at
Waynesboro, Pa
Rev. C. L. Mccullough of the NJ. P. church and
family are spending two week camping and con-
Quoting the religious service. which are held
afternoon and evening and will be continued all
next week.
Mrs Thomas Hambleton Routson and Mrs. Eliza
Herring. of Philadelphia, were guests of DR.. Thorn
as Clyde Routson and wife at Buckeystown, Nd.
several days
Miss Edith Routson will spend several weeks
with her parents at Buckingham school, Frederick
county. Nd
Mrs Mary Baughman has returned from visit
to relatives in Mechanicsburg, Pa
Mrs Naomi Perry. of Union Bridge, is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. John Heck and family.
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Harvey Items.

There great many people passed through
this place for Gettysburg on Thursday of last week
to witness review of the N. G. of Pa.
Mr.. Calvin Mckinney and Mrs. Wright of Free
dom district, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Shoemaker, last week.
Messrs N R. Hess and NJ. H. Bishop and Misses
Douglass and Phoebe Newcomer. of this place, at
tended the excursion to COLCHESTER last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Hines and Mrs Dey and son of Balti-
more, are visiting Mrs. VIM Staubs.
After long and hard spell of sickness Howard
Stoner has retnrne with his wife to Columbia, Pa
at which place he will resume his duties fireman
the railroad.
Messrs. I. W. and Leroy Null spent the latter
Wolf, Waynesboro, Pa.
Mrs. Silas Harner and daughter Nellie spent last
Saturday evening and Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs NJ R. Snider.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hess, of Toronto, Canada,
are visiting at T. J. Hess.
j. Maurice Eckenrode and Mrs T. d. Eckenrode
attended the picnic at Conowago last Tuesday.
The churches have began their practice for the
celebration which will be held on the second Sat
urday of August
Last Saturday evening Guy Sterner and Freddie
Smith wandered down to the Monocacy TO take a
bath The boys knew nothing about swimming
and were just in the act of getting in the water on
the deep side of Myers dam, but Harry Myers
came on the bridge, recognized the boys and
warned them away. If the boys had gone in they
surely would have drowned as it goes almost
straight down at the place they were going in.
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weather record Tor The Week.

July 19-mercury "a at u. m. aud 83 at 2
D. m; fine showers between II 80 and a.
M; cloudy aud showety; fair after 2 p. N.
July 20--mercury 76 at Z ii. m. and so at p.
~. partly cloudy until noon; generally clear
until $50 p. m. occasional light showers
after 6 p. m. July 2l-lnercury IS at a N.
and "a at 2 p m, partly cloudy; thunder
gusts, with occasional heavy showers from
p. m. until 6.30 p. N. July 22-mercury &C
at a. IN. and 10 at 2 p. M; partly cloudy
aud 5lustery; showery between and $50 p.
m. followed by rapid fall in temperature.
at a. m. and SO al p. m; fair until noon,
followed by partly cloudy weather; thunder
gusts from 2.45 until $40 p. M; clear after.
wards. July 25--mercury &c at Z a. m. and
70 at p. m; heavy fog; showery between IL
and | D. m
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Silver Run Items.

The Lutheran celebration held last Saturday in
Mr.. J. Harvey Maus' grove was well attended, al
though the weather was unfavorable in the fore
noon In the afternoon the weather cleared and at
O'Clock pretty good crowd was present The
exercises were well rendered, especially the mill
tary drill by IL young ladies' who were trained by
Mr. ID. NJ Lippy. In the evening there was large
attendance. The net proceeds amounted to $4,000
The Taneytown Band was present and entertained
the audience with good music.
Mr.. William Gist, of Macintosh Florida, and Mr..
Robert Gist. of Westminster. spent last Wednesday
with Mr.. Frank warehime, and attended the sarm-
ers' picnic
The farmers picnic took place Wednesday after
noon in Mr. Harvey Maus' grove 1t was pretty
fairly attended and the meeting was opened by
Rev. J. Stewart Hartman with few remarks, in
Producing the speakers, Messrs. Patterson, Talia-
ZERO. Amos and others, who spoke fertilizers,
mrmine' feeding stock, &C., after which they par
took OF bountifnl supper which the ladies prepared
in the grove, and then left for their homes well
pleased
Miss Mamie Lurs, of Baltimore. is spending few
weeks with Mrs. Irene Warehime
Kemper & Feeser. contractors have commenced
work on G. W. Yeiser's dwelling house in Union
Mills.
The Reformed Sunday school held their Chill
dren's Day services last Sunday evening. The
church was crowded, the program well rendered
and the singing excellent.
Misses Lula and Mary and Robert Myers, of Friz-
ellburg, spent Saturday and Sunday with their sis
ter Mrs. Irene Warehime and attended the Lutheran
picnic on Saturday.
Mrs. II. c. Fultz and children visiting rela-
tives and friends in this neighborhood.
Mrs Willet, widow of the late Abraham Willet
died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John D.
Feeser, last Wednesday, aged 60 years. Buried at
Pleasant Valley on Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Formwalt is building new porch to his
house and otherwise improving his property.
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Miller,s Items.

Quite number of nrpeople attended Pen-Mar
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. John K Miller, recently visited Hanover and
York.
Miss Minnie Small. of Hanover, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Elsie Deagen.
Mrs. Geo. Haas and child of Baltimore, are visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Noah Miller.
The picnic held here last Saturday wasa success,
the net proceeds being about $50.
The Misses Riley, of Arcadia, spent several days
the past week with their aunt. Mrs Mary Boyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Deagen and son visited rela-
tives in Hanover last Sunday.
Misses May Landes and Elsie Parlett, of Balti.
more, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Hettie Landes. of near Hoffmansyille spent
last Saturday and Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Edith Miller.
Miss Georgia Ray and friend of Baltimore. and
Miss Hattie Emig of Hanover, spent the past week
with their friend Miss Katie Frank, near here.
Miss Minnie Shearrer, of near Grave Run spent
last Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Thee. Miller.
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A FIREMAN KILLED.
Jumped from Western Maryland Engine
and was Crushed.

On July Is, the breaking of side rod on
engine No. SO of the Western Maryland Rail-
road, near Glen Falls, Carroll county, was the
cause of Henry Whiteford, fireman of the en-
CINE, who lives at 1915 Greenmount avenue,
Baltimore, Nd, losing his life Whiteford
jumped from the engine and was crushed be-.
meath the heavy wheels, receiving injuries from
which he died at the City Hospital.
Engine No. 33, in charge of Engineer Geo.
Harbaugh and Fireman Whiteford, left Hillen
Station for Union Bridge at G. 10 Friday even
ing. On the Carroll side of Glen Falls the rod
broke and crushed into the side of the cab.
With warning shout Whiteford sprang from
the rapidly moving engine. His body bounded
against the embankment alongside of the track
and rolled down beneath the wheels of the
train, which passed over his right wrist, sever
ing the hand. His skull was also fractured.
Engineer Harbaugh was badly cut about the
face by flying pieces of the cab.
The engine was stopped and Whiteford's
unconscious form was picked up by the train
crew. DIR. Pierce, of Glyndon, was sent for,
and advised the mans immediate removal to
a hospital Whiieford was placed upon an
engine and taken to Hillen Station at 1890
o'clock. He was then taken to the hospital in
the hospital ambulance. The injured man
was beyond human aid, however, and died 80
minutes after he was received at the hospital
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Wakefield liens.

It is reported that there will be another wedding
in our vicinity soon.
Mr.. Alton Devilbiss spent Sunday last with his
grandfather. New Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Newcomer. of Willow Grove,
spent Sunday last with Mr. Samuel Robertson, of
Locust Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Babylon and daughter,
Hilda Ruth. spent Monday with friends in West
minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bale and visited Mr. and
Mrs George =. L. Hoover on Sunday last.
Mr.. Ben Black. an aged darkey, was seriously in
jured while cutting oats with binder. The horses
began to run and soon got unmanageable, throwing
Mr.. Black headlong into the guards the flesh being
torn from his arms and side. Mr.. Black is about go
years of age DR.. Brooks of Marston, is attending
him.
Mr.. Truman Wilson, formerly of Frizellburg, while
employed with Mr.. J. NJ. Wagner, had his hand
caught in the gearing of steam engine, MASKING
it badly. DR.. John A. Burlington is attending him.
Master Talmage Hoover was kicked in the fore
head by horse, cutting cash about inches long.
He was leading the horse to the watering trough
when the horse gave jerk wheeled around and
kicked him in the head. DIR. John Burlington at
tended him.
The tent meeting at Brick NJ P. Church is COM
plete success.
The game of ball between the Frizellburg and
Wakefield clubs which was to have been played on
August 2, will not be played on that date on account
of the NJ. N. G. Encampment, but will take place
today, Saturday, at O'Clock.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

Midsummer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E
Herring, at Derr Landlords Old Stand
Westminster. Md.
Our July Special Sales Great Success
New York Bargain House, Westminster, Md
Valuable Farm at Public Sale-Maurice K
Joues and Nahia AFTER, Executors.
Change in Election Officers-Board of Su
pervisors of Election of Carroll County.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoffice
Westminster, Md.
Our Weekly Talk-Mller Bros. Co. s Pop
ular Stores, Westminster, Md.
Trustees Sale ola Valuable Farm and Twt
Wood Lots-John Roger, Trustee.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Jesse Crumbacker, Trustee.
Diseases of the Eye and Ear-Dr. A. d
Mansfield.
A Wakefield Valley Farm at Private Sale
Jacob L. Shafer.
We Told You Wade H. D. Warfeld Il Co.
Sykesvlle, Md.
Car Load of Horses-H. A. Smith, Han
over, Pa.
Report of the Union Mills Savings Bank.
+ At and Below Cost-H. Dinst, Manager.
Legal Notices.
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Gambler Items.

While helping to clear the grounds for the
picnic at Mt Pleasant, last Monday, an ak
Slipped from the hands of young son of Mr..
J. j. Harden striking aud badly decorating the
leg of Master Irving Buckingham. DR.. S. n.
Gorsuch was summoned and sewed up the
wound.
Mr.. Augustus Saddleris building large
dwelling on his farm near town.
Mr.. Edward G.. Barnes has purchased fir "a
''Gray Bill, the noted horse dealer ''Maud, y
which is a descendant of the renowned Maud
81 Mr. Barnes says his purchase has cord
of 2. 10, that is mile in hours and 10 min
utes.
Miss Elsie Arnold, of Baltimore, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Arnold.
Mrs. j. Carroll Haines and children are
visiting Mr.. Haines's parents here.
Mr.. Roger L. Shipley, of Pitlsburg, is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Shipley.
Mr.. Walter Hawkins, of Sykesville, attend
ed service at Mt. Pleasant on Sunday last
Mr.. Columbus jenkins is spending some
time in Washington d. c.
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The large bank barn on the farm of Mr..
Jeremiah Shaeffer, near this city, tenanted by
Theodore J. Kaufman, and an adjoining
wagonshed, poultry house and stack of
straw, were destroyed by fire shortly after
noon last Monday The barn contained the
whole of this years unthreshed crop Of wheat,
estimated at 1000 to 1000 bushels, a lot Of
hay and other property. including a new
wagon loaded with corn, which had been
driven into the barn and left standing only a
short time before the fire was discovered;
some farming implements and other property.
All the livestock except calf was saved.
The fire was discovered by the farm hands as
they were on their way to work in the fields
after dinner, but lis origin is unknown. The
loss will probably exceed 81, 1000. The in
surance is $500 on the barn and $500 on the
contents, in the Dug Hill Company.
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washington, Westminster and Gettysburg
Railroad.

The Gettysburg "Star and Sentinel" of
last Wednesday, says: "Dr. J. W. Coigrove
arrived in town Friday evening and will re-
main here for sometime. The doctor is bus
lily engaged in completing the right of-way
business for the Washington, Westminster
and Gettysburg Steam Railway. DR.. Col
grove started out on Saturday to pay the cash
for the rights of-way and obtain title fer the
have already been hoated. The prospects
certainly look bright for the road and we
have the assurance from those who are in a
position to know, that the road will be con-
structed in the near future"
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Rerret Items.

Mr.. w. Harry Streaker, of Baltimore, spent
afew DAYS with his parents last week.
Mrs. Estella Garheari and children, of Bali
more. are visiting relatives in this section.
Miss Ellie Conway spent Sunday with Miss
Norma Fleming at Mount Olive.
Mr.. Basil Dorsey was in Westminster, Mon
day.
to relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Augustus Biddinger, wife and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Dorsey
last Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Marriott Shipley and son, of
Washington, have been visiting Mrs }. NJ.
Dorsey.
The Springfield Asylum team defeated the
Berret Athletic Club by score OFT to o, last
Saturday, on the grounds the former.