The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-08-31

y festival was held in the evening,
which was successful in every wav.
The next Pomona Grange meeting
will be held with the Elizabeth
Grange the fourth Saturday in Sep
TENDER.
1t has been proven to be a fact that
the Oranges are becoming firmly
rooted in Garrett county and this
noble institution has come TO stay.
It is an important factor in the up
lifting Of the agriculturaists, who
are the bone and sinew of our country.
3.
Nj D. Z. OTutt, Jr., who spent ten
days at Webster Springs, West Va,
for his health's sake, returned to Oak
land on last Saturday evening.
Fall Term Opening.
The Tri-State business College,
Cumberland, MARYLAND.
September 4, ), 6. It
Attorney John r. Mitchell lett Oak
land for Webster Springs, West Va,
Tuesday morning where he will re.
main a week or two for the benefit
| of his health and to take well earn
ed rest.
Mr.. Albert j.. Lee, Republican can
didate for Sheriff. was in Oakland
Monday, making preparations for an
aggressive campaign, not only in his
own interests but that of the balance
of the ticket.
Mr. Frank b. Ross, a former resi-
dent of Oakland, where he has uumer-
Gus relatives, spent Monday and Tues
day here. He was on his wav home
from Baltimore where he had been
for several days at family reunion.
Mr.. Z. Green Selby, of Howard
county, who visited his son DR.. b. L.
SelbY in Oakland, went to Delawders
Lake on Saturday where he was the
guest until Monday of Mr.. and Mis-.
q. W. Delawder.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder, of
Oakland, ant Mrs. John A, Delawder,
Jr., of Washington, returned from
Morgantown last Thursday, where
they had been attending the funeral
of their niece, Mrs. Matte Boughner
Payne.
Mr.. James o. Cleveland, the plaster
ing contractor, who was engaged for
several DAYS on contract at Guse-
man, West Va, came home on Fri
day and remained here several days
with his family, returning to Guse-
man Yesterday to complete the work
on hand.
Miss Mariah Shredder of Frederick,
Md, who has been the pleasant guest
of her brother, Mr.. G. F. Shredder.
for the past week, left this morning
for Oakland, Md, where she will
spend few days She was accom-
panied by Mrs. G. F. Shredder and
little daughter, Louise.-Grafton Sen
tinel.
Prof. j. Frank McBee, former prin-
cipal of the Oakland Public Schools,
has been rendered and on Monday
accepted the position of president of
Meriden College at Meriden, Tenn,
his term of Office to begin on Septem-
Der 10th when the school opens for
| the collegiate wear. Prof. McBee left
Oakland Tuesday morning for Balti-
more from which city he will go di-
rect to his new field. His family will
remain here for a few weeks.
Mr.. Geo. b. Frazce, of Friendsville,
Maryland, has been elected cashier of
the Bruceton Bank and has entered
upon his duties. Mr.. Frazee comes to
Preston county we'll recommended.
He was assistant cashier of the First
| National Bank of Friendsyille before
coming to the position he now occu-
pies. Throughout Garrett county,
Maryland, he is well and favorably
known, owing to his Identification
with school matters TO; many years
in that county. He taught in The
public schools, normals, and was vice
principal of the Oakland schools for
several years. A native of our sister
county of Garrett and comes of stur-
dy stock, he will be well received by
Prestonians. We feel sure he will
make a success of his work and will
have the support of all our people in
the section which he has located, -
Kingwood Journal.
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