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Mayberry Items

Arthur Cepeuhayer near here, Is GONZALES
cling from bis receu, attack OF periIoniIls.
Joseph BolIiasrr, while adjusting chain on
bis iherrshing machine, on the isrm OF Samuel
Harmau. bad baud severely injured
Calvin Slonaker Is bailding au addition 10
his residence; Spangier brothers carpenters.
John koonlz lhresbing rg was working
IN this vicinity las, week.
The children Service on the lsth instant,
was a success despite the excessive heat.
Miss BeulAh FawceJi, OF Montgomery cnun-
~, has been visiting her friend Miss Lillian
Fleagle
Miss Lillian Reese, OF Baltimore, former
school teacher at this place. visited friends IN
this section recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fieagle. Miss lAi,
liam Fleagle and Miss BeHah Eawcett visited
Gettysburg. last Saturday.
Master Ralph Williams, OF Westminster Is
visiting his grandfather, Franklin Williams,
b. +. Fleage is located at Buffalo, \. l.,
at present He reports very moderate weather
IN that locality.
la the present phase OF K. +. d. movements
a most Office or station at this point would De
appreciated by our citizens. II would not be
r bad idea 10 have deposit boxes for mailabie
packages too large to be dropped in the regu-
lar collection box.
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The festival for the benefit of the Hamp
stead firemen last Saturday netted S9l.
Howard Patterson has purchased of Mrs
A. f. Lamote for $500 her property on Main
street, Hampstead.
AT 10 a. m, yesterday. Friday, the wealth
er hurpau sent ont the following bulletin
Fair tonight and Saturday. Deficiency m
Temperature since January l TO July %, 35G
degrees.
Comptroller Atkinson has made an appor-
tionment ofthe free book fund, Sl5O,0OO. Car
roll will receive 81, 93S. 90; Howard y, O26SS;
Frederick $7,443S4, and Baltimore county
$1l, 1924. l6.
George W. Albaugh is having the tounda-
ton dug on his lot on Green street, adjoining
the High School Building, for an armory for
Company II. The building will be 30 by 80
feet, and front on Green street.
From some unknown cause twigs, and often
whole branches of pear aud apple trees are
dead and dying. Some shade trees are slml-
larly affected A number of shade trees IN
this city are also fast losing their leaves.
When Mrs. Caleb Wood of New Windsor,
who was visiting York, Pa, boarded pas
senger train on the Western Maryland Rall
road to 90 to Baltimore on Wednesday, she
containing 81. 500 in gold, two diamond rings,
a gold thimble and pair of gold-lramed
spectacles When she reached Baltimore she
left the car, forgetting the satchel. All trace
of it had been lost, but the railroad authorities
are making every effort to recover 1t.
Thursday was Lutheran Day at Pen Mar,
when 10. 600 Lutherans and others from this
State, Pennsylvania and the two Virginia
gathered at that famous resort. From West
minister and vicinity about 40 persons attend
ed. More than so ministers were present
An audience of about 5000 listened 10 adj
dresses in the auditorium, and heard the music
of the Tressler Orphans Home Band, Of Logs
vile. Pa The next reunion will be held at
Pen. Mar July -, 1905. Rev. P. II. Miller,
d. D., of Westminster, was chosen member
of the reunion committee.
Two officers and % men Of Company h
left this city on Monday morning at q. m.
for Glenburnle for two days target practice
and returned on Tuesday evening with high
Donors. Fourteen qualified for the 500 yard
range and Sergt Weigle and Corp, Holmes
qualified on that range. Sergt. Weigle made
the uarksman class with q score Of as out OF
$50. Other scores have not as yet been re-
ceived, but will be published next week. The
company has had the proud honor OF beng
designated As the banner CoiApaHN A"A SO
a speech to the company, MAJOR Fort. the
Executive Officer, stated that Company II bad
made the best showing in appearance, con
duet and shooting. Previous to his speech be
said 10 Capt. Smith: captain, your com
pany is the banner company IN behavior,
shooting and in every other respect. and wish
TO make speech TO them. as ! feel that they
should be complimeuted. The next drill Of
the company will be held on Monday, August
LIST. and thereafter drills Will be held every
Monday until the Manassas maneuvers.
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Gambler Items.

The Sunday school picnic at Providence"
las; Saturday was we'll attended and about ~
scholars were treated 20 ice cream and other
dehcaeies-
While pitching ball on last Saturday after
noon Harry. son Of Adam Hughes, q farmer
near this place. sustained transverse fracture
Of the right arm DR.. ;. y. GOruch wss
Immediately summoned and rendered surgical
aid.
The residents Of our village have been much
annoyed on several occasions lately by lot
Of yeang men and BOYS. who. after becoming
filled 40 Nth jersey Lightning proceed To
make night hideous by loud aud unsseuly
noises. congregaiiug H. front Of our residences
ard iudnlgug ia proiAne and obscene IAN
guAge What we demand IS tor those 20 au.
thoriiy 10 appoint constable or other officer
Who viii DO his duty against such offenders
wi;h1us discrimination.
We waald call the attention Of our road
supervisors % that piece Of road through our
village. Which j. travelled more than any other
road ot is isuE,h in the district, which Is q a
most miserable condition.
John Wick aud Mr. Wa. Capie have bad
their hcsgsss reprinted Mr. Wick has also
20; ap = neat wjre fence in front ct hIs resi-
deucr.
vi. Pleasant Saa,iAy schco. have purchased
= 10; % nes s3ngjaE books for use ia the
school.
Miss Rar,hAIow. Of baltimore. ss the guest
Of Miss DAISY Poole.
Rev : ". Coo, former pastor pi Prov.
deuce Charch, bat au- Of Baltimore attended
the picnst last SATURDAY AID ~as cordially
greeted By BIS fr7caas-
Ms Matte Barnes. oi Raiflmare, Is yjs.tius
hrr parents here.
Wan. p Hsinss aud stis. Of PbiladelpAlz.
VISITED NJ Hainss pArrats here Tbs ssTk.
yssrs Egh~l and Blanche Knox, % Decker
y7..r. havr h-~a vts5uaz she family 81 Naasa
Muugu~
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The war in Mauchuria has been quite active
the past two weeks, aud severe lighting Is r.
ported The Japanese, who are superior III
numbers Ia the Russians. have been forcing
matters, aud are crowding the Russians back
gradually toward the city of Mukdeii, where
y ! tboupht a determined stand will be made.
The city is strongly fortified and Is the kus-
sian base Of supplies. From y. Petersburg
i i reported that the Russian retreats, which
have been SLOW and orderly, are according to
prs.srrangei plans The Russian s'rategists
believe that the Japanese viii wear themselves
out bv continually marching, hanAing ana At
lacking, and at the opportune iime me nus
sian, will be ia position 10 deal an eneetNe
blow Reports Yesterday. Friday. state that
Gen Knropatkin has been reinforced by the
Tenth and Eleventh Corps OF the Russian
ARMY. Ii this Is true decisive battle VIII
nrohably be fought within the next two weeks.
Naval operations about Port Arthur have
bsan ouiet and the land forces have not been
active there either for some days. The last
reports Of the troops near that city state that
tb,. Russians have driven the Japanese from
some commanding positions about IA miles To
the north. IA
The Vladivostok squadron Is out on a bold
.-,,;sa II has passed through TSugaTu Strait
nd down the west coast Of Japan to a point
onnosite Yokohama. In It's cruise 1t captured
"a number Of merchant vessels, one Of whlch,
the Knight Commander, BRITISH vessel was
SINK and others were placed III charge OF
,,r;ls crews and sent 10 Vladivostok. Where
he squadron is now the press dispatcher do
nat stata. Nor is it stated what has become
Of Kamamura' fleet which was supposed to
Keen the Vladivostok feet from coming out
Admiral Togo cannot go in pursuit, for fear
the Port Arthur fleet will go out on a raid.
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Uui0alown Items.

The many friends 81 Sgaife Jesse Bri.uycr
sill h. slrry e. bear that Il AS nvcr>ss,sy tar
him q, rs5slra 20 the hospital in baltimore Tor
farther treatment,
Ms. Florence f., Youngest daughter ~
John Hamburg. 90 near t8~u, aud JOAN W.
AiuulcS. ct Virginia, ~rEr married 90 Ssiur-
iay. JuIg I'D. iu Uaioa,uEu, By Elder ".
Pblip EaslAr.
Among the guests a, Robert T.. Cookson ;,
near tuNn. are Mr. II. T. E0seulhal and
daughters. Misses Sadie. Stella. RruA and
Evelyn Of Baltimore, Ms. o. l. Wi.r Of san
Francisco, ;. ) Lehman aud snu Victor, Of
New York
Mrs Parker, OF Philadelphia, Is an add
,ioual guest a. Gravel Spring Farm.
August Trsbrri aud wife, OF Baltimore. are
At Mrs. JuliA A. Englar-, Clear Ridge.
Elder W. Philip Eugar and family we're
invited 20 accompany the German Baptist
Sunday Schools, OF Baltimore. on an excursion
down the bay on Thursday,
Mrs. George S,rohmyer, MIR and Mrs.
Frederick Wagner aud Miss Minnie Ramsey,
Of Baltimore. are at Chas. Sitlig s. near town.
Miss Sallie liugiiug aud Elmer lingGng, of
Baltimore. are visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
ECkard. ia town.
Dr.. Newton Gilbert, OF Annapolis, visited
bis parents. Wesley Gilbert aud wife, 10 town
this week.
Miss Bertha D. Bean. OF Washington, Is
staying with Miss Eva Gilbert iu town.
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silver Run liens.

Neyiu Hoke aai wife. Of Hanover. John
Swarfz and wife Harry Seait aud family.
Harry Sheeiey aud sife .Ioha >mlih AMI family
Harvey SNaria and Wife and Ar. aud Mrs.
Rixlsr. all Of White Hall. spen; las, Saturday
and sunday a, Frank W. WaFshims s.
Mrs. Elenury ATmacost- Of Hampstead.
Mr.. Benjamin Aruacusi, son AMI daughter,
M. samuel Adkins and daughter. OF Mao
chester. ys-i.ed DR. j. :. Marshall last Sun
iAy-
Andrew WIsner ls-haginE hJs barn painted,
LiDnrs AsrCh pa,a'ev
The Westminster Hardware Company ss
erecting . Slnd Famp and putting a ts'e 'ub
lu the iuikcraa parsonage
The picuic held 5r ih.s place iAsi SATURDAY
va. largely attended srrrrai Thousand people
being present. Rev. Or. Euders, Of York.
Ps. Delivered q yerF Interesting. EhI;iY aad
humorous a4drs.s The Piessan' ) a.ley Band
aas prssea, and cuhvrnta fh~ occA1cH uith
good asas7c The choir ana ~auday setous
RENDERED some sUe asasig. lae Er,sS rec'., pc
al The stand Nerr si1-
Herb,rs Bsa-e. II 81 IspgY. N5ss Rssaas ue
Williams and E.lA Beers tl0k trip io Getty
burg On TUESDAY.
Mr,. Joseph Beud.ry and Nlamc and Lama
Copeuhaysn uf Hausssr. sl.aisl J. I. tonra
hzvFrs over SUNDAY.
Me- A. : WareIsk aHH. q szsseth HauseTt.
81 Haaasrr. visited Amrs baaaaAH. 3 .a.t >si
ur3ay aud Sunday
Miss Eamaia- IS Williams ed He~zri caaalv.
Nd. j. y.slllag br' 3rsraJ Mss E,tA byrrs,
% ruio1 Mills ans also friends 500 lh.s place
Mr. and Mrs Arlrs~ W,-ary entertained
he ia..aesns ~ afnarr lAss >sn1Ay Mrs..
Ellsworth prii aua ehl.rrs Oliver, ksth~r-
Walter aui Herman. Oliver taPpy Nste ans
dAurhtrF a.i ui Hanover Romano "'iIlasns-
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Rass BaIl.

The kasS En4 >iaEErrs uerr defeated ~
gk- West Eud S}agkers bY a score % % 10.
TA~v mentioned Ia the ApyogsTE a lev
seeks $50 tha; they bold the championship u
Westminster hai whcu they crossed bats s7ih
The West End ,hey se7r defeated. The aur
az = Has taj.o~s EAs, Fad. Walter EeAea .
rs1sic. e.. G.ayd ESkenruds, p. Fs~d- Bacs
iazhan,. lsi b. iroaAEi kekvurn3c, u b..
Fad Bamkazfurs, 81 D. Robcr, BlaaE.iea.
ST. Tesa Murray. T. T. RAy tir~~u, r. FAR
Sslups1u. G. Z W-ss Eal Noah ScbsesIsS
e. CjAreues. Bayhmsa. B.; J9bH N~'iar. Ia
B.. Coed Ionz - b. John LINDSAY, - b. .
Frvd L~pP. - Raymond Cook. T. & Herb
Bell. T. Ei@,u ticar, c. Z
Campaay Il base bail tram vas ~Allop~d
by s. scrry u a. 70 8, Pasagsco last Saturday
by ihe bal club ct that place. 70 Is taoaEbi
The Paiapsco could rA,siy have made ~
raus. ba, got iirrt ~ running the basrs.
Companv tt IS BETTER aiih the kau ihaH the
ha1.
Morgan Kau STAR defeated she Isyiorsst',r
Juniof hasr ball clab by saar~ 1t ~ lo -.
ia the n3aih tuutHg the score "a. he'd ia th~
tenth lnu3ug ihr score 49, ~ ts - Ia the
eleventh tnalng 4 II, BAR broukh, Ia the
SHINING rus Ouly one houe ran as made.
rhrr~ gavn uevs on basrz ~ksa r. AAzn ~ss
called 10 she bal IL tipped ball oyrr the
isit folder had and made honrr- Nrsi-y
jenkins Hsadr sn cSc-lirai -uVsry The Hur
s.
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Festivals and Picnics.

The Missionary Society of Wesley Chapel
viii hold a fete this Saturday evening, Jaly 80,
on Howard Sellers lawn. There will be u
country store. fish pond, snow bail stand,
Jacobs WELL fancy table, ice cream, confee-
iionery and cake tables. 1t viii begin at 6
o clock.
Jerusalem Church Union Sunday School
viii hold picnic on September s in George
Warehime's Grove. Able speakers, balloon
ascension, etc, etc, music by the Carroll
County Reed Band; refreshments sold for the
benefit OF the school.
Grace Lutheran Sunday School will hold a
picnic ia Englar's woods, near this city, next
Tuesday. August =.
Bethesda NJ. +. Church Sunday School WILL
hold a picnic in the grove adjoining the
church. near Gist, on Saturday afternoon and
night, August 20.
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IHrnne Items.

Farmers are done harvesting and have be-
gan pI0w5u. for tal. seeding.
An enjoyable evening MAS spent last Sstur-
day at the home of Charles Welk, the event
being a harvest treat. which WAS greatly en-
loved by the participant, AbOu, 2 o clock
refreshments we're served. consisting of ice
cream. cakes. bananas. lemonade and pop.
Those present we're Charles Weik aud wife,
Charles Marker aud wife. Jonas Heltebridle
aud wife. John Powell aud wife, George Ny.
ers aud wife. John Haify. Henry Sell, Mrs.
Moihe Segafoose; Misses Beulah Bausi, Ada
Powell, Mary keeler. Edna Weik, Maud
Maus Esther Naus and Roberta Heitebridle;
Messrs. Howard PeJry Calvin Eckard, How
ard Marker. Waller Marker aud Walter Welk.
Oliver Lippy. wife and daughter, are visit.
ing Mrs. Lippy parents, john Marqueit aud
SIie.
John Suitz, near Olterdale Mill, Is binding
a barn 46x32 J. Powell, |. Copeuhayer and
c. Philips are the masous.
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Markers Mill Items.

The RAN Of last Saturday night Was much
needed Corn ia this section looks hue and
promises large yield.
Ms. Arthur Stouesiier aud Miss Jane Wing
ling, Of Westminster aud Miss Laree McMul
leu, OF Baltimore, were guests OF Mr. Wesley
Hahn's family, last week
While ). II. Eckard was going TO Taneytown
on Tuesday, with four mules attached to the
large mill wagon of John II. Marker, the lead
mule got scared at some children playing on
the road. ran around and broke the wagon
tongue of Mr.. Eckard got his arm fastened
among the gears aud had 1t bruised consider
ably, but no bones were broken.
John H. Marker was in York, Pa, on
Monday ga business.
Peter Weist, wife and daughter, OF Hanover,
Pa, who formerly owned the John II. Marker
mill property, visited in this neighborhood a
few days this week
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Worked Green Goods Scheme.

CLARKsBuRG, W. VA, July 2i.-Thos. W..
Ticheual, alias o. S. Gundale, postmaster at
Pleasant Hill, Preston county w. Va was wa,
LODGED in iail here by Postotice Inspector Ed
ward |. Allen. charged with working bold
green goods scheme In his position as post
master Tichena is charged with sending err
cular letters through the mails claiming that
he had been an engraver in the treasury de-
partment at Washington, and proposing TO
sell bans notes at 81 for $40 worth of the
spurious money The arrest is OF national
importance, as his correspondence shows
names of people in all parts of the country
who were willing to circulate counterfeit
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Bachman's Valley Items.

Misses Daisy and Ida Stonesifer. OF BALM.
none, are spending several weeks with friends
in this vicinity.
The rain of the past few days was OF great
benefit to corn, etc, as the ground WAS very
dry.
Oats harvest is nearly over; far crop IS
expected
Work on the new T. b. Church is progress
ing nicely. and 10 a few months 1t will be ready
for services.
We were sorry to hear that the engine pur'
chased by Edward Wine, Jr., awakened the
inhabitants of Melrose city, although it was
time for an alarm.
Rev. H. H. Flick will spend few weeks IN
different places, therefore no services will be
held at Jerusalem church for two weeks by
hun.
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Minister Won Plehwe Assisinated.

NJ Won PIehwe. Russian Minister OF the
Tpterior and considered the most powerful
man in Russia next to the Car, was blown TO
pieces by bomb hurled into his carriage on
he crowded Zabaansky Prospect on Thurs
day. His coachman vas also killed and others
were wounded.
The Minister'S head was almost blown Off,
tho carriage demolished and much havoc was
wrought in the neighborhood.
The supposed assassin, young man. dressed i
as a railway employe. who was badly wounded
in the abdomen, was arrested, but being I'M
conscious. little could be learned OF hls name
or nationality. 1t was believed he took poison
When he threw the bomb. He is said to be a
Finn NJ. Muraveff WAS later stoned while
out driving.
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Wn0dbinc Items.

The weather has been cloudy several days
this week but little rain has fallen and the
streams are low.
Woodbiue is now on Il boom At last. A.
H. Gosuell is at work on bis straw shed. He
expects TO have it done by August l. Messrs.
A. n. Mount 4 Co. of Mt. Airy, will use the
shed.
j. NJ. Delashmutt has built new feed shed.
Albert Seyerns, of Baltimore, is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Thomas b. Fleming.
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Business Locals

FuR SALE.-A mare, years old, partly
broken. Charles B. Lyons, Louisville, Md.
PHYSICIANS almost universally appreciate
the value of a good whiskey. Those who have
investigated the subject recommend Parker
Rive. manufactured by the Oxford Distilling
Company of Baltimore. Their advertisement
appears in another column, and is fine ex-
ample of advertising that produces results.
WAxrEp-Canvasser A capable, expert
enced and refined lady canvaSser to introduce
TO Westminster families line of household
goods used every day in every home; no sell.
ing. Salary $3.50 per day and expenses.
This Is legitimate offer from an old and well
known house. Give references and full par
ticulars. Address W, The Democratic Advo-
cate Office
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weather neeora for me week.

July 25-mercury % al : a. IN. and a at ,
p. n..; partly cloudy; almost continuous ram
after :. 80 D. M July 24-mercury 81 a, :
a. m. aud - at D. NJ: heavy rain between
> and a M; cloudy and showery, followed
by clearing weather. July 25-mercury 81
at a. M aud IS at , p. IN; showery. July
2G-mercury 63 at a. IN. and 50 at , P. m. +;
partly cloudy: electrical storm, with light
rain. between =. Is and 4 p. m, followed by
clearing weather. July 27-mercury SO at :
a. m. and 50 at , p. m; clear July Is
mercury % at a. IN. and 81 at p. m; gen
orally cloudy; thundergust from & until about
Q. 80 D. m; with high wind and occasional
heavy showers. July 29-mereury 63 a. a.
m aud II at p. m; thick fog followed by fair
weather
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Carrie Nation. the saloon smasher, is hav-
ing hot time in Kentucky. One day last
week she knocked cigarette out of mans
mouth. He lit another and she hit that one.
Before lighting another be warned her not to
interfere with it. As soon as he did so she
went for it and the man promptly knocked her
down. Last Saturday, at Elizabethtown, KY,
She abused a saloon keeper and be used q
chair leg on her so effectualy that Carrie re-
treated.
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Bloom Items.

We were visited by a heavy rain last Satur-
day night and Sunday morning.
Mrs. John w. Walker, of Baltimore, who
has spent two weeks with Mrs. II. Magin, has
returned home
Ex-Judge W. Y. Frizzell and son have pur
chased 6ue traction engine.
Farmers are making good use of the season
for blowing.
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Miss Lizzie Davis. the young daughter OF a
Warwick county, tVirginia) farmer and her
mother were attacked by negro. who at
tempted to commit felony last Saturday.
They drove him off with an AK and knife and
the negro is now in Jail.
Last Sunday John Green, aged "a, a farmer,
of Berlin, n H., shot and killed Mrs. Spur
geon Lockhart in fit of Jealousy
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birthday Parties.

The evening of July 25th was the scene of
delightful birthday and surprise party given
at the residence of Reuben Humbert and wife.
near Westminster. in honor of their daughter,
Miss Esta. At an early hour the guests began
to assemble and the evening was devoted to
amusing games and conversation. About IL
o clock, all were invited to the dining room,
where a table was loaded with all the dellea-
cies Imaginable After refreshments were
served they returned to the sitting room again
and resumed their former pleasures until the
wee sma' hours. when all retired to their
homes wishing Miss Esta many more happy
BIRTHDAYS Those present were Reuben Hum
bert and wife. Edward Starner and wife, Gal
win Sfarner and wife, Mrs. Jos Dish, Mrs.
Frank Rish; Misses Sadie Leese. Annie
Leese. Esta Humhert, Elsie Brown, Abbe
Croft, Grace Hull Emma Hunter, Hattie
Geiman. Ida Petry, Lilly Bish. Berth Zepp,
Neuie Hunter. Bertha koontz, Alice Starner,
HELEN Bish; Messrs. Charles Leese, William
Warehme, Harry Starner, Roy Myerly, WI,
liam Humbert, Jesse GorSuch. William Welt,
Charles Hunter. Harry Gorsuch, Charles
Schaeffer. Jacob Messenger, Louis Hull,
Frank Messenger. Oscar Humbert, Robert
Leese, Roy Leese Ralph Starner and William
Bish.
A very enjoyable birthday party WAS ten
deTed to Miss hattie Gelman bN heF lrlehua
Of Baltimore and this county. She received
a number of very beautiful presents. hne
collation. was served at II O'Clock, which was
heartily partaken of by her many friends.
4 birthday party was given at the hoSPitable
home of VIM. Snyder. near Lauver, Tuesday
evening. July %. in honor of his wlte's 42d
birthday The guests began to arrive AT an
early hour. and the evening was spent IN vocal
aud instrumental music, selections on the
graphophone and roller organ. After which
ice cream. cake. watermelon, bananas, pop,
lemonade and candies were abundantly served
At late hour the guests departed for their
homes wishing Mrs. Snyder many more happy
birthdays. Mrs. Snyder received many useful
presents. Those present were VIM. Snyder
and wife. Lee Snyder and wife, Harry Ma.
thias and wife, James Lowe and wife. Erred,
Hoffman and wife Edward Casseli and wife,
Mrs George S,ephan: Misses Susie kooutz,
Berthe Lowe. Alice. Emma. Bertha aud
Beulah Matthias; MrSsrs. Edgar Ward, Frank
Lowe. John Lowe. Willie Hoffman Harry
Matthias aud Sterling Snyder,