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Aelrose liens.

Jeremiah Yingiing has had = aew rooi pat
on bis bATn. lie raised sir.~berry meas
airing 81 inches Ia circumference.
Ga the evening Of jane hlh there Wa sur.
prise donziion party gwen Samuel 1iugling
Of near Maple Grove. sho Will be - yvArs
old the 9th Of next September AmouE The
gifts were -four. sugar. coffee, tobacco, shirts.
stockings, handkerchief. cakes, etc. AmoSg
those present were Samuel iiHgling NaNllla
Rsbensline, Noah ShAffer aad site Thomas
T. ShAfer aud wife. VIM. H. lInEiiug aud
wife. Jeremiah Yinghng sud wife. Edward
Weaver aud wife. William Richard, aud site.
Richard Warehine, ID. q. CallIsou. William
and Samuel CAltrider. Theodore SiHeklin.
Paul Warehime, Ross Weaver, Francis Erh,
Edna Diehi. Emma aud Samuel Weaver.
George Thierei contempla,es erecting al
addition to bis hotel.
Beniah Banaeri intends TO erect carriage
house aud otherwise improve has property m
this place
The hay crop will be large.
There Is considerable talk Of work starting
il the old ore bank near Black Rock. along
the Bachman's Valley Branch OF the ". VI,
K. 4. three miles northeast OF Meiruse
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Counterfeit half. dollars are in cirrula-
tion In Baltimore They are western
production and are difficult to detect
Adam Berkeley, aged 80 years, resi-
dent Of Anne Arundel county. near Laurel,
was fatally injured near the Baltimore aud
Ohio station at Laurel last saturday Mr.
Berkeley was driving under the Baltimore
and Ohio bridge which crosses the county
mad when fast train came along, fright
cuing hi, horse and causing it to run away,
dcmoltshins the wagon and throwing Mr..
Berkeley out. lie held on to the reins
aud was dragged over so yards before help
arrived lie was carried to his home. aud
died two hours later
Beau I.ockermau, colored. on the Me
keuney farm, near Ceutreyille, mixed
two tableSpooufuls Of rough on rats with
whisky and drank it. He then faced his
untaithful paramour with the accusation
Of having caused his death, A. the
poisonous cancoction began to burn he re
pented OF his rashness and stole into the
pantry, where he ate two pounds Of lard.
Faint and weak, he was taken to DR.,
Feuby, Ruthsburg, who gave him emetics
and Beau Is nov getting along much better.
At Elkton, last Monday. 1915 acres Of
improved farm land, owned by the late
Mrs Elizabeth b. Groome, in Cecil county,
was sold at public sale 4 farm Of 346
acres on the road from Cecilton to Earl
vile. was sold to DIR. J. j Black of New
Castle, Del, for sll.950 \ second
farm Of 49, acres in the same district, on
the south side of Elk river, was purchased
BY Mrs Elizabeth e. Constable, of Elkton,
for $40, POS \ third farm, containing
22O acres, near Elkton, was sold to james
r. Kirk, of Chesapeake City, for SOLO
\ terrible thunderstorm prevailed in
Allegany county Sunday afternoon. 1t
was particularly severe at Mount Savage,
when the brick yards overfowed and runs
became small rivers in almost an instant
The new enamel brick kilns were flooded.
The banks along the Cumberland and
and PENNSYLVANIA railroad tracks we've un
dermined at places. New Town, suburb
Of Mount Savage, in the valley below, was
in the sweep of the torrent and several
houses were damaged The occupants
were in such peril that they had to be res
cued
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. Wm. b. Stevenson. OF Roanoke, Viz.
gina. is visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joshua Stevenson. aud other relatives In this
vicinity.
Mrs. Julia Thomson and daughter Miss Fan.
ME Louise, Of Washington. are guests Of Mrs.
Thomson's sister. Mrs George ". Aibangh.
Miss Jennie Butcher, Of Arcadia. spent last
week as guest q Thomas II. Bankard and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph II Yingling. Of Pleas.
ant Valley. Miss Flora Frizell Of Frizeilburg,
aud Miss Frances Jordan, of New Windsor,
we're guests Of Mr. and Mr. Joseph Cookson,
on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Arthur aud family. Of Dayton,
Ohio. formerly OF this county, have moved 10
this city, and are occupying the house in which
the late Mr. Charles Cassell resided.
Mr.. Harry Myerly. Of Green Spring Valley,
Baltimore county Nd. Is visiting friends in
Hanover, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Shipley, of Milyille, n. j..
is a guest Of the Misses Buckingham. East
Green street, this city.
Mr.. William Frommeyer of :his city, is
visiting relatives aud friends in Bonneauville,
Pa. aud other places.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Miller, near this city,
spent several DAYS in Baltimore this week with
their son, Archie Miller, and wife.
Mrs. John J. Rose is visiting in Baltimore.
Mr.. John S. Mills, of Washington, D. c.,
is a guest Of his sister. Mrs. {. II. Wander.
ford.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. c. Shalfer aud two sou 5,
of Chicago, and Mr. Otis, of scranton, Pa,
are guests of Col and Mrs. Samuel X. Herr.
Miss Richter, of Philadelphiu. Pa, is visit
ing Miss Mary Gorsuch.
Mr.. Paul Miller. of New York City. is visit
ing his father, Rev. p. Il. Miller. and family,
this city.
Judge Harry N. Clabaugh, of Washington,
ID. C.. and family are at his farm near fancy
town. for the summer.
Miss Elsie Birely. Of Frederick, is visiting
Miss Edna Snader in New Windsor.
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unInntnxn district liens.

Mrs. Alfred WArDrr. living NEAR Winter $
Church, has = field ~ red clover which feas =
an farmers top o. admire and slender hos
thcv persuaded It TO Eros ibis year shsn ~
everybody else failed. e b. a s8S scr,s hsia.
and has been IN cora each rear since II ~zs
cleared. last year a. The last NoEAlrk 81 ihr
curn. july. the clover seed wAs soEu, the
sowrr riding hoJs, back ihroega the cogu aHd
using a seed fiddle The c5rn. shrn eur. 49,
carried ct 70 A. 60 avoid ghc shock> smother
ing the youug grusth,
Eisard g. Cover IN on iursiAy iur Eas
iou. Md. Ia 5ske ehATEe 81 ,hr general ssuF~
of T. H. Hoihuas@usth. c'r"~T Dover an i
Washington streets shich be rrc~ui.y I-uy,
chased.
Ar. AND Mrs.. Gay Cooksnn. al Caroline
Retreat entertained The CoppcfyIiie Farm
er, Cish on FRIDAY evening Of last so~s
Those 81 the club prrsuut scre T.. -. II
Hiuer. William II. FlIckinggF. Nm simmer,
Tobias Harner Burrirg C0s,ksoa. William
shaw. Frank Garner. John uarnrr, DAVID
Nusbaum, John Sls.l,z. Robert Asthaf. ID.
ward Beard and Simon Brauer- Nu. ~
xaEd Beard aud Miss AaRir Shas aassslrt
Mrs. Cookson.
Doris doe Hyde. wif, aud child. o.:
Eaton. Ohio. ar visiting his father, HArry
HYDE. and brother. Arn~y Hyde. near Nr~
Windsor.
Farmers started 10 cal barley Auuday.
The front yard al Sanny Baak the hone 81
Misses A. and C. AeFiug. presented quite gay
appearance on Monday evening Juur s,h,
when The children IL Nm l. NJ MrCabe a
Rock Island. Illinois. NArgucrit~, psr.'Ihf
and Marian, gave an entertainment to alr'li
fifteen o. the little girls OF be town aud urieh-
borhood. After some games and rnUs'e $
dainty luncheon ~as served 80 the dinlng
.tnsart
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Pleasant Valley Items.

Miss Mary Geiman Is visiting relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Mary b. Lester has returned home
after spending a very pleasant week at Mr..
John T. Lawyers. ia Littlesiosn.
Joseph p Iingling and wife visited Joseph
Cooaso ; family. near kingsdale, last Sunday.
Mrs Edmond A. Froek is spending several
days with her mother, Mrs. George Huff. OF
Westminster, who IS lying il critical condi-
ton.
Miss Celia. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. p.
Helwig, is very Ill at this writing
Fred Myers is putting new root on his
house.
Joseph p. Yingling, one of our enterprisIng
business men, recently received very severe
strain ia his right leg. BY the aid OF crutches
he is able to be around. He is under the care
OF DR. Jos. T. Herring, of Westminster.
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Union Mills Savings Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent.
A new depot is being built at Greenmount
station, on the Baltimore and Harrisburg Dl-
vision of The Western Maryland RAILROAD.
Al 10 It. H.. Yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
er Bureau sent uul the following bulletin =
Fair; continued cool tonight aud Saturday.
At 81. Johns College, Annapolis, Thurs
day night. there was an orato rical &C ntest be-
tween the members of the Junior Glass. j.
W. C. Stick of Hampstead, was one of the
contestants.
MIR. j. David Crowl, the well known ice
cream manufacturer of this city, again remem-
bered the ADVOCATE employees with generous
supply of cream on Friday evening of last
week. Thanks.
Mr.. Denis A. Smith, near Wakefield, this
week moved three acres OF meadow. The
heavy rain of Thursday caused Little Pipe
Greek to overflow the meadow and the water
carried the hay down the stream.
The banks of Westminster on June had
deposits as follows: Union National S245,-
465.ll First National $3.50. 002. &c, Farmers
and Mechanics Sl2G, 537.Ts, Westminster Saw
ings Bank SIP, 489. y, Westminster Deposit
and Trust Company S44i, 473. ga total OF
Last Saturday the following were elected
directors of the Lumber. Coal and Supply
Company oi'Carroll County John ID. Roe?,
George W. Albaugh, William q. Rinehart,
L. Herbert Shriver, John NJ. Roberts, DR..
Thomas J. Coonan and n. h. Baumgartner.
The directors organized and elected John d.
Roop president, George w. Albaugh, vice
president, and n H. Baumgartner, secretary
aad treasurer. A dividend of six per cent
was declared.
Directors of the Washington, Westminster
and Gettysburg Railroad for the ensuing year
we're elected 1T the banking house of VIM. B.
Thomas Il Son, this CITY, last Tuesday, as fol
lows IT. Herbert Shriver, Vim. b. Thomas,
J. B. Colgroye. H. A. Cody, Edwin j. Law
yer. John A. Shorb and John II. Cunning
ham. The election of officers was deferred
until july 8. The directors stated that the
prospects for the building Of the road were
very encouraging.
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New Announcements.

Ja., To Tell Yoa What We Are OEsr5ns
The Niiirf Bg.- Cos Popular Cash slggr.
w~ssmlustrf Nj.
SPECIAL Ufcrugs iu >rasnasbie Gaods -
7. y. Msiher 1 sues. Westminster ani MAJ
chester
Assignee 81 Assignee uf Mortgage sale 81
a Desirable Farm -CAlsia + Funger. Assig,
Nee.
Paf,ise Sale Of t~o Wood i.0ss-E. o. H-AHi
aud ChAs t. Flax, Attorneys fot the usucrs.
Fancy CbiaA and Bfic Brac Al Hall Prices.
3c-Charle. +. Hrr5ng. Westminster. Nd
I.5a of Unclaimed Matter Ia the P0sioaice.
Westminster. Nj.
Wanted -Erurs; VI AAugrr. Baltimore,
Nd
Sheriff. sale raueis A. Cra~;osd. Sher.
a.
Iowa Horsss-Hayry e Schrivsr. HAnoyei.
Pa.
Free-Keefsr 4 Suiliszn. Westminster. Nd.
Paul Reese, Architect. Westminster, Nd.
Hor.es-H A. saith. Hanover. Pa.
Legal Notices.
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weatner record for the Week.

June 6-mereury 80 At : a. N. and - al >
u. m fog mist aud smoke; cloudy; rain from
1. 80 p N, with heavy showers June =
mercury % At a. IN. and - at > .. IN.
showery, with occasional heavy down pours
uuIil l2.45 p. M. partly clear afterwards; light
rain between and p. NJ. June s-mer.
curry 50 at u. IN, aud ~ al p. IN. partly
cloudy; thundergust from 4. 80 until $50 With
hail: shower between = 80 and 8 p. IN. Juae
g-mercury "a at a. m. and So at ?. ri
partly cloudy and hazy. June lO-mercury
81 at a. m. and 80 at , p. m; heavy rain
from u 80 until $50 q. m; cloudy, with oc.
casional showers. June ll--mercury 66 at :
a. IN. aud 63 at > p. ~; almost continuous
ram from $50 a. NJ. with severe thunder
gusts in the morning. June l2-mercury 81
at : q. IN. and 10 at > p. NJ; rain until =. IN,
followed bv clearing weather.
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SaRiySiiIe Items.

Mr.. Wilson Zepp. Of Wesley Chapel, j.
visiting Mr. and Mrs Bsr; Caple.
Misses Blanche and Carrie koonix, Of Ian
wood. spent the past week With Mis- Myrie
Caple.
Miss Vadie ArmAeosir ol Hampstead. Is
visiting Miss May Zeigler.
Mr.. John Tate aud Mrs.. Katherine Spencer
are visiting friends and relatives Al this place.
William Croui aud wiss. Of Baltimore. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Thomas Shilling
aud wife,
On Saturday afternoon the Ssndyville ha,e
bail elub will play ;hcir fcs' game at Reese
with the club Of thai place. Game called at
II. 80 Following are the players OF the SANDY.
vile club b. Capls. c. Zepp. NJ. Flaier, g.
Caple. T. Barnbar,, X. Caple, J. Shilling, c.
Erb. NJ F!Ater The Reese boys will also
play the Suydersbarg club at > 80
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NEW WINDSOR ITEMS.
Commencement at the College-ChiIdren's
Day Exercises, Etc.

On the evening of May 81, Children's Day
exercises were held in the Presbyterian
Church. and were largely attended. All the
participants acted their parts WELL
Mrs NJ. l.. Rabold had charge of the mus
zeal part OF The program, which insured Its
success. Mr.. n. H. Bale, superintendent of
the Sunday school, conducted the program in
his usual pleasing manner, after which Rev.
Mr.. Campbell. of the NJ +. Church, made
an interesting address, followed by quartette
of male voices of the choir aud a recitation by
Miss +. h. Crawford. The church was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion by the
teachers with polled plants and flowers, chief
ly from Mrs. w. Cora Stouffer'S greenhouse.
Rev. Il. c. Mcbride, who preached in the
morning opened the Children Day service
with prayer.
The musical given on the evening of June
) by the students of Miss Elizabeth Crawford
well attended. The pupils gave evidence
of thorough training, which was most CRAFTY.
ing to teacher aud parents. Following is the
program:
Nurnberg, Merry Children's Dance.
g. Monroe Euglar
Rathbnn ....... Roma nee .......... Edna SnA.ter
Psdetewski.---.Cnantd n Voyageur. 49, Mae Stoner
Nurnburg. lace Fraser
Schuoert-Liszt, HaTk! Hark the Lark
H. RsteIie scarborough
Lsck.....-...Op -. Idllio......M CoTinne Hibberd
halnltttQtF-.. IN feleFAbeul MohENt E4sih
kubiusteiu.-.- Melody in IN. COrinne uibbeui
Lack OPP. l6I, The Golden Wedding Wallace Fraser
Bartlett Tendresse Moroccan Melodieux- Mae StoneT
List, Thou sublime =, Sweet Evening star
X Esteile scarborough
Holzel..... Without Words. Edna snadeI
Mac DowelI Poem tSCotchl NJ. Corinue Hibberd
Ga once upon time there 4, N(ouro.
kuliAk- Princess Eny4sr
ID The Little WAnderer
Miss scarborough and Miss Hibberi
Sunday, june 9Th, Rev. Dr. Sommerville
Of Baltimore, delivered the baccalaureate
sermon. Many visitors were present from
distance. The Presbyterian choir rendered
two fine anthems. Strengthen Ge the Weak
Hands," by Gabriel, and How Firm a
Foundation. by Haydn,
Dr. Fraser has returned from his trip 10
Los Angeles. Cal. where he attended 'he
General Assembly of,he Presbyterian Church.
Or. Fraser announced he had secured sub
stEurial aid tor the future success of New
Windsor College. The news was received
with pleasure by his many friends and those
interested. Let as hope all will cooperate 10
this good work which means 50 much io our
neighborhood. both from an intellectual! aud
business standpoint.
Tuesday. June eth, the oraioncal contest
Was held ia College Hall. Following Is the
program.
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axaypa n. GAsrHrR.

Wile OF John r father, Of Gaithrr, died
sudd.niv of acute heart disease, on the morn
ing Of June md. instant AT the time Of her
marriage she was one OF the ueighbood beau
lies. and WAS considered by the late Mrs. Geo.
Patterson 10 be the haudsomest woman IN
Carroll county She was the daughter OF the
late Augustus Mercer. well-known farmer.
and through her mother was connected with
IN. Beasmans. Bariholows. Proughs and Ben
sons. al one time the Leading county families.
She i survived by her husband and four chill
dren-M Mrs. Chara A. Selby, Miss Euuice
Gather. Mrs William Melville, and William
B. Gather. The funeral services were held
Thursday, June 4ih, at 10 q. m, aud were
conducted by Rev. W. Harris, assisted by
Rev. ". f. Curley. Rev. I. Wood aud Rev.
L. ;. Right. lnternent Al Springfield GENE.
terry
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GRADUATING CLASS.

FsrnAnd Bonuotte. Westminster, Nd, Robert
Richard Carman Taylor, Nd, Elwood Arthur
Davis Wilmington, Del. John Bowen Edwarus,
Westminster Nd. David Roger EnslSr. Aediond.
Nd Harry Clifford Hancock, Grecntac kNllie \ a.
john scott Hurley Ssafort, Del Nari stone Ire
land pleaSantyille y J.: George Neiders, Ken
nashville Nd winfred POuisou Roberts, baltimore
Nd Edward Eugene TAr7. Marion, Nd; Fanny
May Ayres Partition. Nd. Ima scott Beysns. POGO
rnoke city Nd Jesse Lee cochran. baltimore Nd 4,
Emma Nelthz Duncan, Elizabeth, y J; Hattie
Hamilton EnuiS Baltimore. Nd Aabc4 beshelie
Garrison baltimore Nd. Mary kathlreu ttcoding.
ChcstertoWn Nd Mary Agnes Gprsuch, Nestmin-
ster Ma Marian Handy Pucomoke city. Nd Eva
Pauline Herr, Westminster. Nd, Eihel AliteT; II
yinEfou Nd. Anna Marie Senseuey. Union Bridge
Nd fdcna Withcrs TrvdwAY. CAmhTidres No -
Ethei Keuley Trout, Elizabeth. y. J. Nina Anna
Watheu LoveEiiie Nd. Nstt!e Alice Nhlimurr
ML..tul- ..far- Nj
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Died At bis home IN sykesvtllr, on Jane .
20 b,s 74ih year. His remains werc brought
70 Westminster Sunday afternoon and inferred
ia Westminster cemetery, Rev. }. A. Wei
gaud officiating Mr.. Lepp ~lss the oldest
.ou OF the late David Lepp and native Of
Westminster. wherr tor many years be con
Quoted saddlery and harness mandatory.
Ills wife died several years ago. One asagh-
and one son. Mr.. Ada Geruand sud George
Zepp. u Baltimore. survive him. Rev. },
D. kiazrr, d. D.. Of Georgetown. d. C., Is
b.. .Enn.un
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orphans, Court.

Monday, June s.-George W. Bowman and
Philip II. Myers, executors of George Bow
man, deceased. settled second aud final ac-
count.
Irene c. Shreeve, executrix Of Thomas }.
Shreeve, deceased. settled first account.
David W. Burns, administrator of Daniel
Burns, deceased returned inventories OF per
sonal property and debts. and received order TO
sell personal property.
Tuesday, June 9.-Frank +. Moreloek' ad-
ministrator of George w. Morelock, deceased.
returned inventory of personal property and
received order to sell the same.
Mamie Babylon, administrative of John /.
Babylon, decreased reported sale of personal
property.
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Miller'S Items.

Rev Mrs. Wesley Freidinger and children
of Berrytown, Pa, spent last Saturday visiting
Mrs Wesley Frank. and left in the evening
for Beckleysville, where she spent several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. S. Frank,
also her sister Mrs Flora Gill; who is very ILL.,
Mr.. Brazil Gardner, of Baltimore was a
guest of his sister. Mrs. Richard Wareheim,
last Sunday aud Monday.
Miss Katie Bender. OF Ridgewood, \. Y,
spent several days the past week with her
grandparents here. MIR. and Mrs VIM Bender
II is rumored we will soon have base ball
nine in our village.
Mr. Wesley Frank is on the sick list.
Quite number of our people attended the
|. 0. o. f. memorial services at Manchester
last Sunday.
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EaSfYieW Items.

The death of Mr.. Henry Mengel has left
many sad hearts in this community.
Many visitors from the city are IN this
vicinity.
Mrs Sophie Erye and Mrs. Philliphina
Slack, of Baltimore, are guests OF Mrs. Nm.
Mengel, and Mrs. Nightengale has friends
visiting her.
Mr.. Christ Schnable has finished building an
addition 10 his house.
Harvest has begun in this section.
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To Correspondents and Others.
NO RURAL DELIVERY JULY 4.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Postofice De
partment announced today that July next
will be complete holiday for all the rural
free delivery carriers in the country.
In order to have The ADVOCATE delivered
that week we will have to print our paper on
Thursday afternoon, 50 as to send it by the
mail wagons and carriers on Friday morning,
July 8. Correspondents and advertisers will
please send in their items and advertisements so
as to reach this Office not later than Wednesday
night or Thursday morning.
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Mt. Pleasant Items.

Thomas Burgoon, wife and children, of
Philadelphia, visited his parents here.
Harvey Burgoon, of Baltimore, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with relatives and friends
at this place.
Mrs. John Wantz visited Mrs. Irwin Ware.
hime.
Mrs. John Grouse is suffering from rheu-
matism.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR CARROLL 90.

At the solicitation of numerous friends
throughout the county, respectfully announce
myself as a candidate for the nomination of
Clerk of the Circuit Court, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Nominating Con
venton. EDWARD p. BRUNDIGE.
Westminster, Nd, May u, 1908.
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Daniel Items.

Mr.. Charles Hammond has several sick
hogs.
Miss Debbie Conner is visiting her cousin,
Mrs d. Snyder, of this place.
Mrs. n Pickett and son are visiting in
Frederick.
Mrs. Elsie Keen, of Baltimore, spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Burgess Penn.
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Aged 10 years, retired farmer OF Louis
Vile this county, died on the evening June
:. of pneumonia, after an illness of about two
weeks He was born in Parish Desert, County
Cork. Ireland. He came to this country when
a Young man and located in Baltimore, where
he engaged in business as contractor, which
he continued until the breaking out of the CT.
vii War, when he moved to this county aud
engaged in farming, which he continued until
a few years ago. Mr.. Lyons leaves four sons
and one daughter-Da j., Of Elhcott City;
Frank A., OF Washington, d. c.; Charles j.,
Lawrence c. and Catherine NJ, OF this county.
His remains were taken TO Harrisonulle,
Baltimore county, Md, on Thursday and at.
ter services were buried in the Holy Family
Cemetery
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"Wednesday vas commencement day. The
follo~lng as the program Invocation. Rev.
W. +. y. Leans. Wilmington, Del; piano
solo. Aiss II. Es;slle Scarborough; essay.
The Opportunities Of Youth. Miss Mabel
b. GalbreAih. pisao duet, Misses II, Eslelie
Scarborough and Coriane Hibberd: gradual
sug orstiou. Success Through Adversely,
II. Charles Mcbride, plsao solo, Miss NJ.
COTiuas Hibberi; recitation, Patsy, Mss
h. ksislir Scarborough; quartet. hrssrs.
RAnksrd Auders. S;oafrr aud Anders. THIS
"a, followed hy addresses by Rev. Dr. z u.
Williams. WAlurpok. Rry T. {. EAssou.
BALTIMORE. and Rev. John T. Ea.or, Bait
ulore. Then followed she confrSriaE Of de-
grv-s. Mss Aan5e ". Speaka'Aa' prizr--A
gold urdai--lpy the greatest improvement 10
F-~amaash,p uas awarded to Mr.. Leslie lAm'
bort The faculty prsze--a gold ns isi--tnr
general Proficiency IN ail the college studies
Tor the YEAR ~ss A~Aric,i 10 n. Charles Nc
BRIDE
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Widow 81 the late J. Gather Helms, of
Woodensburg, died al NoOdensburg, Md, on
Jyne 5. after = loHg aud painful illness Her
funeral vas held Al burg church last
SUNDAY afternoon. Rev J. +. Nicholson, OF
Fuksbnrg. officiating Mrs. Helms an
aunt to No. Harry f. Crou,. of Westminster.
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Soa Of Mr. Thomas " Aud HA.iie g. Wells,
sf Hampstead. died az 81. J0seph's Hospital.
Baltimore, on Jane 10. from rheumatism aud
heart trouble Mccall Nas ~ year, old, aud
Vas a model Young man. He sa- nephew
ot Mr. p. y. Hraniug sad "a cousin u DR..
Wm. D. Wells. Of Westminster. Hi, remains
were Inferred 10 - Johu Cemetery. thus
city. Friday morning, Rev. Father Cassidy
Officiating