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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-11-25
To Pastors, Sunday School SuperintendentS
and Eraternal Orders

The ADVOCATE has been publishing free of
cost notices of fairs, festivals, oyster suppers
and picnics. Throughout the year something
of the sort is advertised. We have had re-
quests to publish notices of picnics as long as
three months in advance.
Sometimes these notices occupy more than
half column. They come in late, often, and
and when not inserted, for any cause, late re
ceipt or non receipt, offense at the omission
has been taken by persons sending them.
Hereafter only notices of religious services
will be published free. When any affair is
gotten up to make money for church, Sunday
school or society, notices of such will be
charged for at usual rates.
Aud why not? Why should the ADVOCATE
be asked to draw the attendance. when the
ice cream manufacturer, the oyster dealer, the
confectiouer aud all others furnishing supplies
are paid? 1t is just as important to have buy
ers as to have something to sell.
Some persons think such notices serve lust
to fill up, and cost nothing to print. The cost
Is Tue same III pEopoTttoh as puoHc safes,
store or other advertising. Advertisements
are source of revenue, without which no
paper could be sustained.
Besides, the proprietors contribute to the
support of their own churches, and ought not
to be asked TO contribute to churches and
Sunday schools all over the county.
The reasons given above are sufficient to
show all fair people the correctness of the
purpose to cease free advertising of affairs
gotten up to raise money.
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SykeSvIlle Items.

NOVEMBER 2s.-Mrs. Vim. Melville. vho
has been I'll al johns Hopkins Hospital for
several months, has returned to her home near
Gather, Her friends hope the change ~iil
be beneficial to her.
There IS a show 10 progress this week IN the
Lyeeurg, a patent medicine advertisement.
The usual prizes are offered for the mos; popu
lar lady. the fastest sawyer and the ugliest man,
etc. The canvass Tor which Is very active
Mrs. L. p. Schultz, who has been visiting
ia Baltimore. has returned home.
Misses Marjorie and Virginia Sprecher are
spending - few days with their friend, Aiss
Yeister, near Baltimore.
The long talked of minstrel show, gotten up
by the Y. NJ G. A. is to be giyer on the I2sh
&c december in the Lyeeum.
DR. Snayery. of Washington county, has
accepted the position Of assistant TO Or. Morris
at the Yomen's Group, Springfield Hospital.
DR.. Hill, late assistant, resigned on account
OF his health.
DR.. William Stone, Of Vermont. who was
until recently one Of the resident Physicians
al the Mems Group, Is visiting friends 10 this
neighborhood
A number Of the boys aud girls, who are
away ~ boarding schools, expect to return
home for Thanksgiving.
WIN. Hamnond's sale at Hoods Mill. last
Tuesday Was veil attended aud the puces iaIr.
Sykesviile vas well represented.
The new bridge at Hering's Mill is nearly
completed and the work on the road betWreu
the bridge and the cneniy road is being I'm
ished.
Sheriff Kyne. Of Howard couuty while levy
ing upon household property in the vicinity
Of Sykesvilie, few DAYS ago, was accused of
using ungentlemanly language 10 the lady on
whose premises he was performing his duty.
Al her iustg4i,on be Was arrested. but upon
the evidence produced at the trial. Justice II.
c. Curley dismissed the case.
Quite IA large delegation of the members Of
Springfield Lodge. 1. o. o. F., attended ser
vices at ST. Barnabas Episcopal church last
Sunday. Rev. Harry Poole preached y sermon
suitable to the occasion.
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BARK Hill items.

NOVEMBER 22.-Mrs. Lucy Shue's spraiued
ankle is mending slowly.
VIM. Wilhelm and Oscar Harris, of Waynes.
boro, Pa, spent a part of last week here
Jacob Sell and family moved on Tuesday
from the farm OF p. Smith TO Baust church
sexton house.
Mrs. Wesley Wilhelm is greatly improved
after n serious illness.
Frank Boone moved his wife's furniture
from the residence Of her father. John Rowe,
10 his fathers house, near Beaver Dam
Roland Smith and Elmer Wilson are gu.
again. after an attack oftyphoid. Earl Harris
Is still confined TO the house.
Mrs. Agnes Iiugling. who had been very
sick. is improving.
Wilson Arbaugh. of Wayu-sboru. Pa, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs \. A. Ar
baugh.
Miss Ella Rowe 7isi,ed Westminster last
Saturday.
Levi Rove and wife spent Sunday With their
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Yiughng.
Jesse CRrtzendAfner and wife last Sunday
entertained Harry Myers and vile. Of Union
town; Mrs. VIM. Lawyer aud daughter. Of
Mount Union, and Oliver Angel, wife and
daughter Edna.
Sunday with her parents, Charles Wilson and
wife.
Mrs. Addie Ying6ng spen, Sunday after
noon at VIM. Yingliugs
Mrs. Margaret Wilhelm aud children. Gwen
doline and Dewey. returned from = weeks
visit among relatives and friends in waynes
boTo, Pc.
Miss Nora GlAdfeiter Of York. Pa. Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Fanny Wilhelm.
Mrs. Samuel Gilbert received sad news
from her little granddaughter, Ethel MAyJones,
~ho is at hospital in Washington for irr4i.
meut for Der eyes. Besides she had growth
taken gu; Of her head she; is ;mproving.
Charles CArtzcndzfner, Who Is nursing =
mashed foot Is improving. bat IS no, able to
work yet
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Orphans Court.

Monday. Noyember 20 Sarah Aan Froan.
fel,er. administrative Of William trouutelrer.
returned inventories Of personal property and
money. and received order to sell personal
property.
Samuel A. Harnish. administrator v. 8. OF
Amos Ftckinger. received order 10 sell real
estate and returned repor, OF sale o; real es-
tate, and received order nlsi thereon.
Annie StreAker, administrative OF Henry
S,reAker, returned inventories Of personal
property. money and debts, and received order
TO sell personal property.
George ". Carver. guardiaE Of Eva {.
Carver, infant, settled first account.
Samuel +. keefer, executor Of Amos heef-
er, settled second and final account.
William +. Ritter, administrator Of Ceranda
Ritter. returned inventory Of money aud set
tied first aud final account
Tuesday, November 2l.-Michael +. Walsh,
administrator, de bonis non cum testamento
auuexo Of Joseph Mott, settled first aud final
account
Abrat m II Huber ard Jehu RoyF', exc
cti:ors o; Margares a4>see-ct;arned inventories
of personal properly, money aud debts, and
made report Of sale of personal property.
The ssls Of real estate of David Armacost,
was finally ratified and confirmed by the court.
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Ping Hill IfcmS

Nov. 23.-Edward weaiz moved bis say
mill from Jones & Sholfs 10; to Ailles's lot.
IN Peunsy last Saturday afternoon.
~here they vail sAE al eight acre ~oo1iol into
iirs and building lumber.
The pupils Of Plne Grove Sunday school
viii receive their treat ca Sunday afternoon
next.
Preaching a. ~. Bartholomew Church
Sunday morning by J. A Metzger
The pupils Of - Bartholomew Church
have begun practice foF Christmas enter.
lzlnment.
EslA Sholl, who had hyrd al Wm. Froaa.
felteF's, near Black > schoo,hoasc. FutaFned
bone last Saturday.
Edward wentz suffers great pain from 3
sore thanh, and . unable 10 ase the haad.
N. T. Jones made business trip 10 Unicn
Mills Wednesday
Jesse HiltAbridle left for Gettysburg to visil
bis daughter. ~ho is ~ the Almshouse. .
WIN. HiliAbridie aud wiic, Of near West
minister. visited Al 2. Wesley MilleT's iAs,
Sunday.
Odd Hartman, wife and daughter Bessie;
Chester Sullivan, Wifc and chiidrrn, Sadie aud
Vernon; ; u. Sholi. wife and daughter lot
the; Hm. Bschman aud J. ". Sholi spent
Sunday At Henry Shells. a. kbbssle-
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Novr4HER 2i.-Mr Frank McCiellAnd. Of
HAeersfoWa, was ia this vicInily Sunday.
LeSis +. Hood, wife and daughter Miss
Edna sPeu, Sunday ~i,h Jesse {. Ln~aAn
Aad xife.
Cleveland Carver and SISTER. Mr. E.alsT {.
Kolh, Of NJ. Airy. attended the SEEDING Of
Miss bessie kolb. a, Mt. Piessani ls.i Toes
day.
Mrs. VIM. Roberts aud daughter Mrs. MAJ.
riou Poole. Of Nj. ARR. spent Monday u1Ih
Thomas g. i.owman and site.
The second snow Of the fall Tell last Sunday
which lasted for about halt hour.
Abdiei Carver and wife spent Sunday With
Lewis j. Kemp and wife Of this place.
Harry \. Peddicori and SISTER spent sun
day With friends in liberytoun, Frederick
county.
Miss Mary Kelley is spending some weeks
with Der SISTER, IN louisville, Frederick
county.
There will be communion service IN West
Falls N. T.. Church on December To- Rev
c. c. Harris will ofiiciNte.
The new road between Mt Airy and Ridge
vile Is about one third complete
Charles Gosnell and Charles Z. HAines were
in Westminster Monday on business
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Two RarnS Burned.

About sunset on the 18th instant, the barn
and contents on the farm Of Charles Brown,
south of Reese, about FIVE miles below West
minister, was burned No cause eau be as.
signed for the fire. The farm is ienanted by
Butler Gorsuch, his son-in-law. The dwell
ing was on FIRE several times but plentiful
supply of water by neighbors saved it, The
stock was gotten ont safely, also the wagons
and some small implements. mr. Brown lost
about 20 bushels of wheat. All :he hay, fod-
der and straw was burned, except what had
not been hauled in. insurance 500 on the
barn and contents in the Duguill Company.
Nr. ;iersuch ss1:slsnlslls b.,ist ots u his
arms on she day before and could rot render
any assistance.
About $50 o'clock last Thursday afternoon,
the barn and contents on Mr.. Thomas Turtles
farm, near this city. were accidentally burned.
His son had been in The building short time
before cleaning the stable and preparing it for
the stock. and then vent to the residence.
Shortly after he saw a puff of smoke and upon
going 10 the rear of The house found that the
smoke was coming from the upper part of the
barn He gave an alarm, but before he and
his hands reached the building it was in flames
from top to bottom Everything in the barn
except the binder was burned, also the out.
buildings. Insurance on the barn, buildings,
contents, &c, in the Dug Hill Company for
$3.50. Two large ricks of fodder, all the
hay, corn and straw was also burned.
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The Browning and Irving Literary Societies
OF Western Maryland Collr-- will celebrate
their anniversary on Thanksgiving IN Alumni
Hall by giving The Seven Ages Of Man and
a farce my lord in Livery.
4 New CIPHER Incubator and Fixtures for
Sale. A T. Albaugh, Denniug :, Nd.
Three Farms tor sale, near Westminster.
Apply TO Vincent iinghug.
l.ost-Beiweeu the railroad and my resi-.
.denee, on November Is. ii new red pocket.
book coutasling about SEQ ia notes and silver.
Rrward IL returned to kinsey +. Green, or
the Advocate Office.
Lost, on November Is, between the resi-
dence of Mr. Peter Buchanan aud Sandyyille,
on the road via Carrol,tou Station, gold frame
rimless eye glasses, ckaiu and pm. Reward II
left at Miss Fanui- r. Caple's Saudyville.
For well served zeal; an iuyigoraliug
s'1lak; o:sfecs .y-c4. .2aed Eoal -! u raS; L
game OF teu pms On excellent alleys, or
Comfortable room to- spend the night, come to
the First National Hotel aud Restaurant,
Westminster. Oysters served on half she'll;
No LIQUOR SOLD ~ MINORS Prices mod
crate. J. Leopold, proprietor, successor to
Harry C. Albaugh.
Lost, Saturday night, 5-A Blanket, between
Zahn's Store aud Manchester road, Mestmin-
ster. Reward at Zahn's Store.
For Rent-A room house with bath, 22O
f. Main street, Westminster. John Bernstein.
Finest Silver and Plated Table Ware for
Thanksgiving at CasseI's, the Jeweler, West
minister.
Fresh Thoroughbred Jersey Cow for sale.
VIM. A. Mengel, near East View. ~
The Hicks almanac For 1905.
The Rev Irl K. Hicks Almanac will not be
published for 1906, but his Monthly journal,
WORD AND Works. has been changed into
large and costly Magazine, and it will contain
his storm and weather forecasts and other
Economical features complete. The Novem-
Der number, now ready. contains the forecasts
from January to June. 1906. The January,
number, ready December 10th, will contain
the forecasts from July to December. 1906. The
price of this splendid Magazine is 81 90 year.
See it and you will have it. The November
and January numbers containing the Rev. lrl
r. Hicks forecasts for the whole year. and
more complete than ever, can be had by send
ing at once % cents to Word and Works Pub.
fishing Company, 220l Locust Street. St.
Louis, Mo.
Dolly Madison footwear is designed for
those women who demand superior shoes an
the most reasonable price basis. The C0lh'gr
Boot is the newest style, Look them up.
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UNIONTuWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Two Thanksgiving Weddings c.
Tucker Dead-Large Yield Of Eggs
Personals, Etc.

NOVEMBER 22.-Mr and Mrs. B. l.. Waltz,
near Unioutown, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Eva NJ, to
David Cantwell, New Windsor, on Thursday
evening November 80, at eight o clock.
Harvey Bosley, who is learning the plumb
ing trade in Baltimore, is visiting friends IN
this ueighborhood.
Union Thanksgiving service will be held in
St Paul's Lutheran Church. Uniontowu, on
Thursday morning, November 50, at 10
clock Rev. K. l.. Crawford, pastor Of the
Church Of God, will preach the sermon.
Elders Ephraim Sloner, W. p. Engar and
David Beard, each addressed the scholars nj
the Pipe Creek German Baptist Sunday school
treat las, Saturday.
Peter Smith, living near Uniontowu, last
Friday, while unloading corn, was so untoriu
nate as to fall Ii was feared at 6rsi that he
was seriously injured, but under the care Of
DR.. Wiuterson, of New Windsor, he Is i'm
nroying aud will get of wiih some ugly bruises.
Six people connected themselves with the
new Brethren Church III Linwood, by Inner
sion, last Saturday.
George Waltz. our Maidsvilie miller. last
Monday, sold half ton Of hominy. Last
week he sold 1900 pounds.
Samuel Bare, near Union,osu, on the l7th,
from his poultry yard sold So dozens of eggs.
George C. Tucker died ia Baltimore on
Friday. November 18th, ia his 10Th year.
The funeral services were held At the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. Benjamin. Bass
ford. Woodwork avenue, on Sunday after
noon. One son, Samuel Tucker, lives near
Uniontowu. When boy he lived IN Wake
field Valley. afterwards living IN Union'own.
He was a Civil War Neteran and OF late years
had been at the Soldiers Home al Hampton,
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Thomas Roop have i-sued
invitations to the marriage ot their daughter.
Nora Belle, to Elmer c. Roger, If B=lnnore'
son Of John Rover. Of Westminster. GA Thur
8ay. November 80. at one O'Clock, p. IN. Al
the home OF the bride, uear Unjontowu.
Davis Myers and family, aud Elder W. Z.
Englsr and family, Of UuionioNn, we're guests
Of n. sud Mrs B. F. Weity. last Friday a.
her home in York Road Mr.. ani Ms.
Welty we're married lAsg week and will r-sfde
al Nj Wrliy's home near WaynesboFo, Pc.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Burner l.. Cookson. H@sr
town. attended an "Englar' diuHer .. the
home OF Mr. aud Mrs- Herbert Englar, near
Winter Church. ola Thursday
Israel Lambert. Miss Edna aud Grorgr
HAruer. of S,umptavn. were guests OF Urba-
nus Bo~rrsox last Saturday. Mr.. Lambert;
passed bis 7Sd birthday iew days hgo. be
was born aud raised near IAneyiosu and has
never been to the Monumental C,iy.
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BACHMAE'S VALLEY ITEMS.
A Run Off and Narrow Escape-ThankS-
giving Services at Jerusalem Church, &c.

NOVEMBER 22.-Jeremiah Starner, we'll
known person of different communities, is
spending several days with friends in this
vicinity.
light fall of snow occurred last Sunday.
Otto Harmon and family spent Sunday with
John d. Sholl's family.
Many farmers are busy blowing. The ground
is in pretty fair condition.
Cunning is carried on during the day, and
as game is so scarce some go during the night,
hoping to catch few more.
Denton S. Warehime will fill two more lime
kilns this fall and will then close until spring.
William Frock and sou Clifton, of Balti
more, have been spending several days with
friends in this vicinity, and left today for
their home.
Several fields Of wheat are not looking as
well as could be expected.
On Tuesday evening as Mr.. Toomey and his
daughter were driving in buggy enroute to
church, aud in going down the hill above Mr.
Hahn farm. the horse scared at an object
along side the road and rau upon the bank
and upset, throwing all out, smashing the
buggy except the wheels, tearing harness, etc.
The horse ran down TO the store where he was
caught. Mr.. Toomey WAS cut very badly
about the face and hands but his daughter was
not injured. 1t was narrow escape for the
occupants of the buggy.
Both pastors of Jerusalem Church had an
nounced specially, that ou Tuesday evening
n meeting would be called OF all officers and
other persons AT the church to consult the
matter of repairing the sections house. 4
large crowd was expected 10 be present. but
the following officers only were there: Mil.
ton Resh, Edward WiJter and John y. kroh,
aud FIVE other persons. Nothing could be
decided upop EXCEPT that the matter be
dropped. The man who had promised 10 be
sexton if the house was repaired, which IS
positively necessary. says that he will not
wait any longer for a decision bat sill rent
another house.
The opening of the revival season at Blk
ler's U. b. Church began on Sunday evening
by Rev. Mr.. Rooms, and at present three per
sons are asking for q change OF heart.
On Thursday morning. November 30, st 10
o'clock, Rev. II. II. Flick will hold services
at Jerusalem Church.
Raymond Steuesifer began bis hutchering
season on Tuesday, and will now be engaged
every day until Christmas.
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Court Proceedings.

The Court has been occupied Nith The fol-
lowing cases since our LAST report
The Stale Of Maryland use of Ellen c. Erb
vs.. Western NarylaR R. r. Co. action tor
damages. tried before jury; verdict for de-
PENDANT Clemson aud Fink Tor plaintiff, and
Roberts aud Grouse for defendant.
Alexander B. Sholl -. Luther c. Pickett.
ei al debt on appeal bond. tired before jury;
inquisiiiou flied for plaintiff for S96. II. b. /
p for plaintiff. and Hennipg for defendant
The grand jury adjourned ou Thursday NJ
iernOon. Before adlouruiuE the iury vas
served With ice cream ~ Elder Ezra Bro~u.
one Of the members Following = the report;
To the Honorable the judges Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll Coauty-The grand jurors
Of the State Of Maryland, for the body Of Car
roll county. foF the November session Of this
Honorable Court for The year 1905, respect
fally report that they have, 20 the best Of their
knozirdse aud Understandings iaQuired into
ali tuAiters concerning violations OF ias CON
mitied in Carroll coauty. and to the b~si q
their ability aud Judgment have examined and
passed upon The truth 81 al such matters sud
acted thereon without envy. hatred OF ID nil.
and wiihost fear, favor or affection have pre-
srnied sach cases IN their Judgment the
facts Justified.
There came before them add sere examined
81 witnesses, ard As the rssalt Of their issii.
mouy they. upon careful consideration, have
found IS psessniDenis and indictments,
They visited the jail IN body. wrui through
aud examined i aad enloysd the hospitality
Of the ShrEia. and the luncheon serrsi b.
Mrs. LnAlsz, the marion They fogna ihc
jail ia a VERY clean aud orderly cnetitioo. bas
IN their Judgment TIE jail shoaid have better
water system; be better ighicd sud lh4t 'hs
plAce i IA need % = Rep stable They also
seat 10 q body to the Aimshoass and s~Fe
coartrouzly received BY the steward and @tlr,
and foaud thai be bad er-ryJhiaE iu good
order, the huildings taaFoaEhly cie&u Aad that
The inmates wcru A. properly CARED for as the
surroundings permit They sAiak ,hsrc =
needed = room 20 b. zssa . sitling rooa
TOT the Parposa 9f permitting ths zaeu % leave
their rooms darinE the co|a Sesther. - thry
could reuiilAie ihelr sleeping rSom~
kneutng Of aoihinE more repairing oar al
iea,ion. sc NEST respectfully request that Ee
be permitted to adjourn, sahgecs 10 tbs cal!
Of thts Congt
Gas. V. VISIT. Foreman.
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A Card to the Citizens OF Westminster.

am very much obliged 20 those who have
responded TO my letter about The University
Extension lectures, and regret to state that
the res ponses received do not Justify going GU
with the project As stated in my letter the
expense will be over $500. | proposed TO
undertake it IL tickets could be sold 10 the
amount Of 500. Only about $50 has been
subscribed and feel that il would be unwise
to attempt il without more general interest
than that subscription would indicate.
But | am very much interested in attempting
to enrich our winters in Westminster with
some intellectual engagements. Ifsome other
kind of lectures, or il some other place, or
some other times would interest our people
more | would be glad to cooperate with any
who will take the lead ia the matter, And if
It will be any inducement TO the citizens Of
Westminster to take it into further consider
alton, | am still ready to pledge the College
to cooperation 10 arranging any kind of
series of lectures or entertainments to the ex-
tent of furnishing hall free and subscribing
800 for tickets. T. Fl. LEWIS.
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personal NOTES.

Ervrssgss h4viny ffs~nfs guests arss desire thr
F1hlsaattlss - ttse sausa ath pl14sa seEat tacit
names 10 thst osace sugYuss
TAr bauus Of nAirHoay hare been pub
Ushsd iu - Josrya' = CAghoi5c Church for the
marriage Of Jos-pa l. Maihiss and Miss
Minnie hRlr iaaEhtrs Of traak hHle, both
81 Baltimore street. Hanover, Pa The mar.
rage ~iH iaSr pace IN Westminster ou No
vcgabcE -
Ms Mabel Il, Hupisr, 81 this ejIy, visit
snx relatives 10 BALTIMORE.
NJ aud Ms. Heavy O Brisp sai daughter
Mildred. q Baiilmusu. spent several days H'th
Mr. Aad Mrs. Walter c. Wtmrr', returning
home a., Sunday evening.
Mr. samuel Beard, son Roy Aad daagh,-r
tirueslrre. % Washington, spent SUNDAY wlIh
his father. Mr.. Manuel Beard. near Cranberry.
Mr. and Mrs. parid +. Stein have issued
cards 1i Invitation o. the masyJsg- Ot Their
nirce. Miss Maggie l. Eis0uhaE,, 30 Arthar
G. Albert en- Novelabrr s0.h. a. > go 3. IN,
a, Bethel v =. Chareh. near sam Greek,
HIS comfy
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AleSia Items.

NOVEMBER 23.-Charles Henry, of Balti.
more, visited his parents at this place the past
week.
Charles Mott, of Baltimore, visited his
parents near here last Sunday.
Charles Zeiger, of Baltimore, has moved to
his farm near here and will re open his sales
and exchange stables in the spring.
Harry Sherman, of Baltimore, visited rel
atives and friends here the past week.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. lodge will attend ser
vices Mt Millers q. 2. Church, on Sunday
November %, at $50 a. IN.
Miss Olive Lucabaugh, who broke one of
her arms while playing at school recently. is
improving nicely.
The employment bureau of our town is still
working. One application the past week and
position secured.
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Wedding Dinner at Eastview.

sumptuous dinner and reception was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H.
Caple, Eastview, Md, in honor of their son,
George II. Caple, Assistant Superintendent
of Public Schools, and his bride, Nora A.
Caple, nee Buchanan, on Thursday, November
%, upon their return home from their wed.
ding trip. About IS guests from various
parts Of Carroll county, Westminster, Balti.
more and Glyndon were present at the dinner.
At night they were entertained by the cali
thumpian band of Eastview and vicinity, all
of whom were elegantly entertained with the
de.icacies of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caple have the good wishes
of all the friends aud neighbors of Eastview
and vicinity, and many hearty congratulations
were extended for their future happiness.