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nrnhanS, Court.

Monday, December 5.-Union Bridge Bank
ing and Trust Company, administrator of
Jerry Allen, deceased, returned inventories
Of personal property, money and debts, and
received order to sell personal property.
VIM. l.. W. SeabroOk and John Fl. M.ten,
executors of Annie B. Roberts, decreased, re
turned inventories of debts and money.
The last will and testament of Margaret
Nenninger, deceased was admitted 10 pro
bate and letters tesiameniary thereon were
granted to Charles Brilliant, who received
warrant to apPraise and order to notify cred.
itors.
Addie j. Lynch. guardian Of Panl +. Lynch
and Victor c. Lynch, settled first and final
account
The last will and testament OF Rachel Pyr,
deceased, was admitted to probate aud let
iers testameniary thereon we're granted 10
Mary f. Pye, who received order to notify
creditors.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Hannah Powell, deceased, were granted 10
Dr. J. H. Sherman, Who received warrant To
apprase. also order to notify creditors.
Tuesday, December 6.-Charles BuIhari.
executor of Margaret NenniHEer, deceased.
returned inventory Of personal property and
received order to sell personal property. real
estate aud leaSehold property.
Della Wan,z, administrators Of Ezra {.
Wantz, decreased. reported sale Of personal
property and returned inventory Of money.
George W. Grob, acting executor Of Ernst
Grob, deceased. returned additional inventory
of money. and settled Grsg account
The last will and testament of Charles u.
Smith, deceased, syRs admitted 70 probate
and letters iestamentary thereou were granted
to Mary r. Smith and Harry ). Allison, Wha
received Narraul TO appnise and order ia
notify creditors.
Arthur ). Stevenson, administrator ~ thas.
I. Stevenson. deceased. returned additional
report of sale ct personal properly, nnd ~
tied srsi and iazl account.
The sale Of real estate Of Ameriegs shoe
maker. deceased, vas ratified and confirmed
by the Court.
Theodore ShriveF. administration OF Sarah
z. Shriyer, decreased, e-staied first account
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Jam-s Nai.h. ~bo s. the msasgrS og BE
mother fasal. zsssz,ed BY hss brother. 6eusEv.
Arthur and Charles. has made many Improve
fu~,rgs Do fh- hsu5r Flacr- Amuas ihcm a
ssio. Tor the storage ut ~as,laEv Cor ihr cattle,
phlch Is made ir1Ga CORR and corn ig%tdsT cot
BIS machinery and earned by a. elevator 60
The top OF ikr sila and depositrd bon g. The
s,la Is 30 ;rci high and ~ i-ri iu DIAMETER,
brzcri hy ive pIy ozk hnols thrre inches thick
and i've inches ~tdv. the sild hA. SIX doors.
oos above the other Ia It's top Ibrsr Is ; tunnel
from ihr cattle heis>- which enters ,hr siio.
without Opening the donr. whvu 'br snsi.age
J.. ran iHla the irpugh for the cattle With ihes
s.sou drvogr. The caraCiiy yf the .lio Is $50
tons. whsrh Keeps in green state al the $40
ter II has p~callag smell, similar De- san~s
kraui similar siio sAs bait BY Nicholas
Walsh au the same principal ualy ,AFgrr, ae.
ing 80 feei high and IL feet in diameter. The
caiti- apI,~aF O. appreciate ghc ensgiagr and
Il has Increased their miikg,yiug qualities
wonderfully. some OF the cattle Wedding -
much as a gallon and half pes day extra
over what they had been giving.
M. Frank Shaisrf had three hogs Killed
GA Thursday Of last week @hich weighed a02.
800 and SIS; total e4a ,.ogads Jonas Sru
decker 49, the hatcher aud be vas assisted
by Mss. Agues Walsh. Mrs. John putrow.
Mrs f. Shasey aad Mrs. u, ". IA~ney in
The making otiard, sausage. pOuhoss ADD pad
ding The entire party part0ok OF good
dinner prepared by MTs. Shaier aud daughter
Mss Eruydiee.
Arthur Walsh. who i in the employ Of the
Adams Express Company, Baltimore, Is at
home on suck leave and viii shortly return to
his dnles.
Your Correspondent was the guest OF james
Walsh. mother, aud daughter Agnes. last Sat
urday; the object was = business visit.
William Walsh killed two pOrkers last Mon
dA4 which weighed l75 and 30 pounds.
Edward Shafrr. Of Carrollion vicinity, a..
sisted by JonAs Neudecker, William Tawuey
aud William Shaffer. killed last MoHday four
one year old hogs that weighed So, COS, 40
and i2G pounds; total 1857 pounds.
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BItZel-Zepp,

Wednesday evening, November 30th, very
pretty wedding was colemnized, when Miss
Carve Rebecca, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Zepp, of "Maple Grove farm, near
Eastview, became the bride of Mr.. Theodore
Bitzel, Of Baltimore. The parlor was very
beautifully decorated with evergreen and
cbrysanthemums. The color scheme was
green and white. A large arch of holly was
suspended in one corner OF the room, with a
bank of potted plants and chrySanthemumS,
through which red lights Snone, forming very
beautiful and artistic background. AT each
end the arch stood two large ferns. adding
very much to the beauty of the scene. Under
the arch stood the bridal party, composed OF
Miss Marietta. sister Of the bride, as maid OF
honor, and Mr.. Harvey Bitzel, brother of the
groom, as best man. The maid of honor
wore a gown of white silk null trimmed IN
white satin ribbon and lace, and carried pink
carnations. The brides gown was cream
aeolian, trimmed IN rose medalEnns, with a
deep satin girlle, aud carried "a bouquet OF
Bride roses and maidenhair fern. The groom
and best man wore the conventional black,
with white ties, steel gloves and wore bouton,
niers of white roses. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. S. W. Coz, of Baltimore.
Loheugrin's wedding march was played by
Miss Anna Rempp, of Baltimore. cousin OF
the groom, as the bridal party entered the
parlor.
A reception followed, attended by about
two hundred guests, who were received by
Misses May Caple, of Baltimore; Maude
Frounfelter, of New Windsor; Carrye Green,
of Carrollton, and Golda Shilling, Of Sandy
Vile.
The presents were numerous, handsome and
useful, consisting of siiverware, cut glass,
china and linen.
Among those present from q distance we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hieniz. Mrs. Robert
Rempp. Misses Anna and Reta Rempp, Ada
Hientz. Mrs. VIM. Crout, Margaret Hof and
Or. Herbert Zepp, of Baltimore; Mr.. aud
Mrs Bradley Zepp, Mr.. and Mrs. Covington
Zepp, Misses Ada, Maggie and Nellie ZePp;
Messrs Edgar aud Dudley Zepp, of Howard
county, and Rev. C. Z. Mccullough and wife,
of Uniontown.
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Markers MIN Items

A very pleasant evening was spent ST the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Sirevig, on SAT
urday evening, December 8. The evening
was spent ia social conversation and music.
Al 1880 % clock they were all invited 10 the
d,ningroom to- psr'ake ct refreshments and
fruit 81 tie season. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs James l.. Strevig. Mr.. Samuel II.
Eckard sni family. Misses Bculah kooutz,
Doiyr Krrbs. jennie HnlIiuger, Mary kert-r,
Edna CarbAugh. Maud Holhuger Emma
WauiE. Berile Myers, Belle Halhnger. Com
Fickineer, Mammie SIrrvig, Florence Myers,
Mollie Study. Cora Renner. Alta Sireyig
Mcssrs. George and danes Strevig, Jr., Dan
tel Roberts. Milton Feeser, Grover Mans.
Vernon Myers, Clarence kooniz, John Study,
Murray Myers, Frank HolljngeT, Charles
Hornish. Oliver Myers. Emory. John. and
Henry Wolf, Russell Myers. SolIie Want,
Paul and Charles S,revig Aud Harry RsaueT.
Mr. VIM H. MAus Is on the sick list and
Is confined to his bed. Dr.. Weaver. OF fancy
Town, - attending him.
Mr. Jesse Lemon. EN County Com missioner
raised a red beet this fall which weighed 8!
pounds strong, ani measured PA inches
around. MF. Lemon Is high ia his seventies
and be huskpd barrels Of corn ia one day.
That IS q good day : masking cora for a gentle
man Of his age.
Mr.. aad Mrs Robert l. Christie and soU
Frank. Of As Frederick avenue, Baltimore
have returned home after spending week
zish Mrs ChrIstIes SISTER. MJs. samuel II
EckArd Mr. Chrls,is and sou enjoyed lheli
vacation vrTy maeh by hunting, and daring
their VISA, they hagged a (sz rabbits and somf
birds
y ash Lemon u4ct With pAlatHl accident
lzSt ursk lie fell oa It a load ct fodder sDt
bsoke one 81 his ribs.
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Shirley Items.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Zion church held
its monthly meeting on the 2rd instant at the
hospitable home Of Mrs. +. G. Shipley. The
meeting was well attended, and the old board
of officers we're reelected to serve another SIX
months. Mrs. Aletha Pols'er vas elected
president: Mrs. Alice V. Shipley, vice presi.
dent. Miss Gertrude Hook. secretary: Mrs.
Annie Williams, treasurer. and Miss Etha
Shipley. collector. After The election Vas
over Ms. Shipley served refreshments. The
meeting. was held IN the new brick house n
Shipley. which NJ. r. q. Shipley bull, during
the summer. And moved into last November.
After the business sc the meeting was over,
Mrs. Shirley conducted her guests through the
building. showing the large rooms and spa
cioas halls. al nicely furnished and eel zen
tilaied. The house Is an aF.io- date structure
aud is both ornamental ami sell planned and
has every necessary convenience.
Our Sunday school is making preparation
70 hayr q Christmas entertainment un the
Tuesday after Christmas. At .. H.
Oar public school, taught by Nr. g.. J.
Shipiey. Is well attended tie has a. pueily
enrolled. which have been making dssly at
tendance Of 81.
snow has come again and OR younE people
are trying their sleighs The baieherinE s~A
500 Is on hand, bu; only light weights have
been heard from.
John Schneider. 5r.. has rraied Mr. Daniel
Smith tenant house and moved into H.
Water IA springs and Ns5I- - los.
Those who feed cattle iarlf the -iuB~r
have purchased ih-ig Steers
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PauArstrHA. Pa. pccculAcr q. --On- st
ih~ rar.i horrible aygticnrs reported st'hia
rrCru, date occurred ihis morning. ia toe
Thomas Hamilton Ntrr Works. Shru FTaak
Taper, - svafs old. az expert ~0rs ara, pts
sAazht ir oae Of the great sire making ma
chlurs aud ground u plrcrs before tHr ryrs
af his frila~ workinra and before any effort
csald Dr. made "a save bis life. 80 quickly
ala he accident happen, aud 50 asiu} Was the
.ernr. that all those Who ~Siucasvj J, wrrr
horror STRICKEN. ani for minute or SD c1gli
hardly move from their places.
TzpeF. wbo was PoiaudrT. bad sren rm
ployed ~ the works for several years. aud was
kuo~a a. \ most reliable man and = thorough
mechanic He had charge Of the largest OF the
wire making machines. Tremendous power
xAs necessary 90 operate Jhis mRci ,ue. shich
made miles Of wire every day. aGd oriy the
most expert Of the workmen wry- allowed to
have anything 20 do with the machine.
Il sas shortly after clock when the ar
cident occurred. Taper hat only a irw min
utes before started work. aud found thai some.
thing was wrong with the machine. tie Was
irving 10 repair the damage. when the next
tang bis tsll0w wuFameH saS was hi. body
being rapidly drawn through tue machine
where the strands Of sire were made.
80 quickly did II a.! happen that nni n',- of
the men N the place could reudey any a>>,s
lance. Not cry escaped the lips ct Taper.
and almost AS quickly As he was caught ia the
intricate machinery Mas his body ground To
pieces.
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silver Rua Items.

Last Tuesday evening a most enjoyable
surprise birthday social Was held at the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew Wisner. in honor OF
Miss Rosa hnippie. who attained her SIX
teenth year on December 1. The guests al
rushed in at once, giving her great surprise.
She became quite nervous, and said Why
didn't you tell me, but she was soon all
right and the visitors amused themselves in
innocent plays and games until all were in
vited 10 the dining room, where refreshments
we're served. Those present were Andrew
Wisuer and wife, J. r. Lippy and wife; Misses
Beuah Morelock, Maud SIremmel. Airie Lit
tie, Elsie Knipple. Rosa knipple. Emma
Haines, Della kOonrz, Emma Foreman,
Clara Wisner. Alice LipPy; Messrs. II. NJ,
Lppy. Herbert Slahl. irwin Dulterer, Denton
Bowersox. Geo. BawerSox. Grover knipplr.
Jesse Marshall. Herbert Moiier. Oscar Brown,
John Bauker. Walter Brown. Herbert K.
Boose. Irwin Kroh. W. j. Swenk. Willard
Basehor aud Bernard Lawyer.
We had another snow on Monday of about
three inches, and several sleighs made their
appearance for the first time this season.
Luther day services we're pretty well attend
ed in the Lutheran church on Sunday even
ing. The collection for Home Missions
amounted to $23 %.
Oliver Myers. who was with Frank Ware,
hime, IS confined to his bed with inflammatory
rheumatism al the home his brother Milton
Myers, in Cherrytown. DIR. }. $. Marshall
is attending him.
Bulchering time is here and much sausage
has been made Not many heavy weights
have been reported. Jacob Koonlz is ahead
in this vicinity so far. He killed hog that
weighed AS pounds.
Charles CoPenhaver has gone to Baltimore
to take a course at business college.
Mrs Chas. knippie aud daughter Ruth
spent several days in Baltimore this week.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Verdict for Mrs. Shivers for $1O,OOO-H
nah DOugherty COnvicted-Trial of Fred
erick Graf.

The case of Mrs Maud f. Shivers. of Unior
Bridge, against the Western Maryland Rail
road Company, for damages for injuries re
ceived while riding on the defendants train
on January 3, 1904, near Pen. Mar, which
occupied the Court nearly all of last week
was concluded about ) o'clock on FRIDAY
afternoon, with q verdict for the plaintiff lul
$4,000 damages
On Saturday the case of the State w. Rod
erick Murdnck. colurei. charged with assault
with intent to Kill John Robinson, was heard
before Il jury, and concluded the same da,
with a verdict of guilty of assault and battery
The offence was committed on the farm Of
John +. Shuey. near New Windsor. Tn,
meE were engaged in cutting off corn. quar-
rel arose between them. and Murdoch broke
the handle Of a ritchtork over Robinson
head. knocking him senseess Steele for lit
State; Hrnuing for the defense.
The case of the State v. Hannah Dough
erly was begun on Monday morning last. ten
larceny ui trunk aud content, from Sy,,~
willie Station. B. Il o. L. Il. The case wa
tired before ii JURY. and concluded nn Wed
nSsday uight about u',iusk. with "a verdict
of guaN. There we've about 80 N:l..e-~r~ lu
the ca-r. and the court r""tG was we'll cr"wd"
during al" three days trh Sret'r ter STAT
II uujug and WrarJ i"r :hc irI"r~e.
On IhUr>i',, the rrai ut fn,Irrlrh Gsat,
iud.c',.l iur assault wiIh ,urruI Ia Mo H.rhart
Weiss Wa> taken ui' briuIc "a Imy- The mrI
ARE Neighbour and bad been unlri-udA toward
rsch other i"T some time. On SUNDAY alter
nuuu, October >, they met. quarrelrd aud
Graf shot Weiss with gun, the load taking
effect ia The body and head. the most serious
injury being the loss Of au eye. Many wit.
uesses were summoned and the court has been
crowded to the doors 10 hear the eyideECr.
Steele for the State; Bond 4 PaIks for the
defense. Still on trial
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.
Safe of the Mt. Airy Bank Blown Open
Noise of Explosion ArOuSes the Citizens
and Burglars Escape Without Getting In
10 the Vault.

Mt. Airy, in the lower part of Carroll, has
more exciting incidents than all the other
towns of the county combined. In the past
four or five months the town has had an in
ceudiary fire, the postotfce has been robbed,
one negro killed another not far away, and
about ] o clock Thursday morning an attempt
was made To rob the bank there, which is a
branch of the Farmers Trust. Banking and
Deposit Company of Baltimore. The attempt
was almost successful, aud would have been
had the robbers not used too heavy charge
of dynamite to blow open the safe. The outer
door was blown off and it would have needed
but few taps with the hammer 10 have
knocked off the inner door, when about 81, 900
in cash could have been secured.
The bank was entered by pricing off the
front door with a crowhar, taken from near
by blacksmith shop. The explosion aroused
the citizens, some Of whom fired pistols and
guns from their windows and quite and mum
Der went to the scene of the attempted rob
berry. A guest of hotel seems to have been
the first person 10 look out OF his window after
the explosion. and he says there was a man in
a buggy in front of the bank. After the shoot
ing by the citizens of the town he drove off,
and IS supposed to have been confederate in
the attempted robbery.
Late Wednesday afternoon four men got of
hi \ DdlllinffEE Alultt iAtil NJ W Alt-t~NllfF
and il is supposed lhey were The men eng ged
in the attack on the bans.
The Baltimore police aud detective force
we're quickly informed of the attempted rob
berry, and IN short while arrested four men
who roomed over saloon on East Monument
street, who had already been under surveil-
ance, as probably being the men who robbed
the bank at La Plata, in Charles county.
about four weeks ago. The means employed
at Mt Airy were so similar to those used at
La Plata, suspicion against the men who had
been Swallowed became so strong they were
placed under arrest. The men gave their
names as William Smith, of Newark, New
Jersey; John Smith, Of Chicago; James King,
of Norfolk, Va. and John Collins, Of vii
mington, n. c. When searched revolvers,
percussion caps, cartridges, several yards Of
fuse, piek-lock key and maps of Virginia.
West Virginia and Pennsylvania were found
on them. Later in the day he police arrest
ed twelve more men as suspicious characters.
There is reward Of $500 for the arrest
and conviction of the men who robbed the Ia
Plata Bank, and an investigation will first be
made as to the connection Of the first four
men arrested, who are suspected Of the at
tempted robbery at Mt Airy. later II will
be ascertained whether they we're engaged in
the Nh. Airy affair.
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New Advertisements.

Tie Biggest. Brightest aud Busiest Chrisi
mas Siore-The Miller Bros. Co Popular
Cash Stores, Westminster.
Appropriate and Useful Goods Cor Christ
mas Presenls-Wm. G. Devilbiss, Weslmiu.
ster.
We Are Ready fer Chrisiuas-I. ". Ma
Their 4 Sons. Westminster aud Manchester.
Christmas, ChTisimss- Miller Grocery 40,
Confectionery Store. Westminster.
Headquarters for Christmas Groceries -
Keefer 4 sullivan, Westminster.
Specials for December Selling Howard ID
Ensor, New Windsor Md
Santa Claus Headquariers-Charirs +
Herring. Westminster.
List Of Unclaimed Matter IN the P,ssioifce
Westminster, Nd.
Go To Burkbolder's Distill-ry Tor Pur'
Rye Whiskey.
Christmas at John p. Bowers. Westniu
ster
Goldsmith 4 Reifsider. Westminster.
Dividend Notice.. r. Bankeri. Treas.
Legal Notices.
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Mr.. Jerome Dell, Westminster, killed $50
spring pigs that weighed - and 2fss pounds
Jere Shaeifer. near Brummrl, ,wo, 4ts and
$50.
Wn. r. Yuug6ug near Westminster. ten.
46G3. S79. 500. 9,i5, 30 24s, 2l5, 205. lt7!
and I63.
Some Of the porkers killed in Tayorssille
and vicinity :--Ge9rg- ". Baker. ihrer. $40.
$50 and 276. aiso i've spring pigs. leo. ls0,
l46, 100, 81; Wm. T. lngels. two, 10 and
200; Thos. Moore, four, 2I6, 346. 2na and lG6;
Thomas Byers. three. 300, 2t8 and 20; l..
Franklin, i've. li42; Thomas Franklin, i've,
ITO; Mary Pickett. two, $50 and s2di Rev.
George Cecil. two. $40 and "a; +. y. LsPp,
two. 3Ss aud $50; John Rhlnehari, tour, $40
$50, Pc aud Isl; John kroeniHg, three, al,
S45 and 80; Burgess Condor, uine. 246 go,
254, 242. 22S, 2i6, 2IO, $50 and 49,; {. ".
jenkins. two. 80 and 20. T. A. Barnes. ten,
354. l5S. Ia. 10, iSs, Isl. lie, IiS. 40 aud
l5s: Isaac Frizzell, seven. "a. 2S2. 2I6, 2Ss,
PAS 2I6 and 23o.
Wm. +. Freyman, Westminster. three, 25i,
1914 aud 25Sl.
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A Pleasant kYeni.

A dellghiiui surpr1~v pAfls Ss- s's~s 10 iu"
hns;..iAli- boone 80 Mr. and gfs Et,Wpf5A
" gin lord, la huAsr al gh...r daughter. Mss
Bertha las, TUESDAY evening The guests Pc
gan 90 arrive aboui ciusk l.. aad sE > short
tine The parior Eas s led 60 1veTHswiae @tth
about 81 irirnds trial tuaellhurg, Ncsimlns
ter, Brurnmsl sal vicinity The guests ~rr~
cordially welcomed by ib- family and zEr'-
ablY entertained The evening wss pl~Hs
auliy spent 10 games aud masse and passed 80
RAPIDLY the iime for laying goodnight su rial
iiY came all too soon. About 10 o'clock The
guests were invited o. tor iluingrsoui wh~rr
ihey iaaui the iEli- luads.i ~Iih au ahusdarve
of al the drlcaci-s Of the season served 500 a
mos, tempting msnncr. When the hossf IS he
par7ure arrived al expressed themselves -
having speniA most pheasant svruiaE. Iho-~
pfrsrni we're Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Nam
ford. Mr. and Mrs Jrsse H. Null Bertha
hester. F'oSsie Bell. Bessie Hively, bessie
Mcticc. Grace i4-isaer. LIMA Lester, Mari
Niece. Ada Lester. Margaret Mickey. lola
stephen, Alice Matthias, Lizzie Sehsifer. Annie
Mickey. Ada Matthias. Bell Martin; LEthes
Nall. Charles Null, Hiiber Hartman. WiiliAsn
Martin. l4wis Hail. HurAlio MAihiAs. Charles
Myers. John HArtuzn. Olto Myers. George l..
Reese. Harry ~ hsfirr. Msurlcr Martin. Cars.
Brri;Siser, Frank ls,Wr, EiWari Metre 1
Elmer stephen.
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McKinSrY'S Items.

last week w. R. Zumbrun killed eigh, hogs
that weighed 1858 pounds.
NJ o. Repp has had the property painted
he recently bought Of Maggie McKiuslry.
Miss Rebecca Wetherell has returned home
from a visit of several weeks with friends in
Hartford county.
VIM. Zepp is building an addition to his
house which he expects to Occupy in the Spring.
Henry Sayler. our blacksmith, who has
been working at the Jesse Fuss shop for sev.
erai years. has moved TO Dewitt c. Haiues'
shop in Clemsonyille. John Hesson who had
been working for him on the farm has moved
To Eriyeilhuru
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Personal Notes.

Persons ha vtug friends IS gnesls aud desire ths
publication Of the same Uiil please srttd theii
names 10 Tins otilce. EnTroEs
Or. aud Mrs G. Wishart Slater. Of Balti.
more, Nd. entertained Mt dinner Monday
evening. December 5ih. Rev. Or. Thomas {.
Ateheson aud Mrs. Ateheson, Mr. aud Mrs
Frank j Devilbiss, Miss Augusta Meyers and
Rev. L. ;. Wright.
Mrs. c. A. Spencer. of SntalIwonj, Is visit
ing her nieees, Mrs Zahu aud Mrs Thomas
Simmons, Of Suydershurg, this county.
Miss Carrie 5. Wauiz, of Marston, Nd. !.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob Lang, lT2l
Presbury street. Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank NJ Stevens, Of CreagersIowu,
Nd. is visiting friends 10 this city.
Miss Louise Reifsnider, Of tins city. was one
of the receivers at the debut Of Miss Alice,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth II. Whiieiey,
of Baltimore. last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Baughman, Of the Freaerick
Citizen. was ia Westminster yesterday.
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Carroll county Medical society.

The annual meeting of the Carroll County
Medical Society will be held at Springfield
State Hospital December Is. al which time
there will be an election of officers. The so
ciety will start in body from Westminster at
8. 80 a. M sharp. Following is the program :
Inspection of Hospital. General Parrss
with exhibition of patients in different Stages,
BY J. Clement Clark.
Case Of Mania. by Charles }. Carey.
Case of Melancholia, by John Norfolk
Norris
Case of Locomotor Ataxia, by w. C. Stone.
Rare Case of Epilepsy, by Charles !. Hill.