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MeIrose Items.

AUGUST 23-The order from the Postoffice
Department for boxes on X. l.. ID. routes did
not effect our people as did the change in the
r. F. d. system, August LIST, by taking from
us a privilege which we have enjoyed for 20
years. of an out going mail. AS it is now, a
letter nut into one of the collections boxes,
will not reach Westminster, Lineboro or even
Manchester until evening. Some OF our peo-
ple have written to the Inspector at Westmn-
ster
Mrs. Geo. A. Houck pulled from some vines
n queer cucumber. There were two cucum-
hers perfectly formed, grown together, meas,
ing about inches in length.
The Mason & Dixon Mining Company, OF
Shrewsbury. Pa, have leased Mr.. Warehlme' 3
farm, near Milton Myers farm, in Bachman' 8
Valley, and expect to find an abundance OF
iron ore there.
1t is looking favorable for our railroad to
be extended.
Quite number of our young people will
soon start for distant places to attend school.
There were four Sunday school picnics last
Saturday.
Cranberry Sunday school picnic was we'll
attended. The best we ever had, one who
was there. told your correspondent. Rev.
Flick, ofManchester, and Rev. Fuss, of Green
mount, delivered excellent addresses, as also
did Hon. NJ. E. Walsh, of Westminster. The
Broadbeck Band furnished excellent music.
Good order prevailed and a general good time
was spent.
Shermans picnic was success. A large
crowd was present. Addresses were given by
Rev. Hartman, Jesse Garrett, Prof. Hoff'
helms, of Hanover. Edw. Kridler, superinien
dent of Kridler's Sunday school, and student
whose name we were unable to obtain. The
Pleasant Hill Band furnished the music.
Nearly $40 were taken in at the stand.
Ebeerg's picnic was big success as usual.
They had the largest crowd for many years.
Rev. s. J. Derr and Rev. Sternes. IL retired
minister both of Hampstead, addressed the
large crowd Good order prevailed, and
everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
About $l2O were taken in at the stand. The
Alesia Band furnished the music.
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Wedding Bells.
PEARCY-HILL.


At high noon Wednesday Miss Leila ",
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill, of
Eastview, plighted her troth 10 Mr.. A lbert E.
Pearcy. one of Wilmington's popular young
men, at Pleasant Grove NJ. +. Church. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. George II.
Stocksdale, uncle of the bride, in the presence
of large gathering of relatives and friends
The bride was attired in a handsome white
silk gown and carried a white prayer book
with gauntlet of smilax. She was attended
by Miss +. p. Booth. of Pennsylvania, a close
personal friend of the BRIDE who was attired
in robe of embroidery over silk, and carried
bouquet of smilax and roses.
The groom's man was Herbert c. Hill,
brother ofthe bride. The ushers were Messrs.
William Eckenrode aud Herbert Buckingham.
The wedding marches were very beautifully
rendered by an aunt of the bride, Mrs. Norris
c. Stocksdale.
Following the ceremony the bridal party
left for brief tour south. On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Pearcy will reside in Whining
ton, Delaware, where he is employed by The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
There were guests present from Washington,
Ocean City, New Windsor, Baltimore, West
minister, Kansas City, Kansas, Mechanicsville,
Finksburg and Sandyville.
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AampStead Items.

AUGUST 23-Mrs Frank Mason and family
returned to their home in Easton last Friday,
after spending IA week with her mother, Mrs.
II. A. Ebaugh.
Miss Rose Richards. of Philadelphia, Pa,
is the guest of her father, Jacob Richards.
Patrick Sullivan, who recently sold his
farm, has purchased Rev. f. H. Shipley' farm,
at Woodensburg. There is les acres in the
farm. The purchasing price being So, 500. CO..
Mrs. John Schmerriman, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with her father, Jessie Elserode.
Mrs. George Stull, Miss Grace Eby and
II. Clay Eby spent Thursday in Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. Love and family returned to
their home Friday after spending month with
the formers mother. Mrs. III. A. Ebaugh.
Wesley Sunday school will hold their annual
picnic Saturday, September LIST. 1t will begin
promptly at 9 a. IN. There will be a program
in the morning consisting of Rotations, speak
ing and singing, from 1890 to 11.3O; gramo-
phone concert for the children in the after
noon; Rev. Wilson Thomas will speak and his
f,mily will sing; Rev. w. Il. Jarboa will recite;
Miss Ida Elserode will recite, The Leak in the
Dyke; Miss Sadie Taylor, Kate Shelly, Ester
Sullivan, John Maynard, Lenora Barrack,
Barbara Frichte will also take part There
will also be solos, duets, recltations. instru
mental music and gramophone concert from
8 to D. IN. for the children.
Mrs. Roy w. Spangler, of Hanover, Pa, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Buchanan.
A mad dog was killed by VIM. E. Shaffer
last Thursday.
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SandyVille Items.

AUGUST 1S-Walter Blizzard has returned
no me from Iowa.
Misses Helen Beard, of Washington, ID. c.,
Gertrude Bowman and Annie Mickey, of Tan
merry, attended the all day picnic at Sandy
Mount on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnhart spent Sun
day with Jonas Neudecker and family, at
Carrolton.
Bradley Brown and family, of Baltimore,
spent Saturday with William Brown and fam
lily.
David Blanks, wife and son are guests of
Mrs. Winfield Caple.
AUGUST 23-Miss Sallie Shreeve, of New
port News, Va, was guest OF Miss Carrie
Shreeve.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnhart spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaltrider, of
Summit, Pa.
Mrs. James Childs has returned home after
spending few weeks with Mrs. VIM. Tanner.
Mrs. William Flemming. OF Woodbine, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Ship
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blanks and son are
guests of Mrs. Caple.
Messrs. Grover Tracey. Harry Flater and
Thomas Barnhart spent Tuesday last al
Libertytown, Md.
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Pleasant Hill Items.

AUGUST 23.-Miss Grace Morelock, of Han
over, Pa, spent Monday with Levi j. Motter
and family.
Murray Bechtel recently completed the
building of a fine hog house which greatly
adds to tine appearance of his farm
Augustus j. Weimert, wife and daughters,
Emma and Cora, returned home Wednesday
last after a delightful visit among friends in
Baltimore and vicinity.
Miss Ella Bocher, of Littlestown, Pa, spent
several days this week with her uncle, John
Fuhrman and family.
Mrs. Harvey Boose after being very i'll for
sometime is improving.
John N. Stair and wife and Charles Crebs
and wife spent several days last week visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs Charles Duttera and child, of Titles
town, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Murray
Masenhimer.
Harry Humbert, wife and children, Of May
berry, spent several days last week with A. j.
Weimert aud family.
The farmers of this vicinity are hauling
sweet corn; some are hauling TO the new can
ming factory at Kingsdale, Pa, while others
to the B. +. Shriver Co. factory, at Littles-
town, Pa.
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AleSia Items.

AUGUST &C. N. Hamilton spent Sunday
with relatives in Jarretisville, Hartford county,
Md.
There has been liberal reward offered for
information as to who has been practicing un
tieing horses at picnics. There were three
united at st. Peters and one at st. Paul's
The latter was united and driven home by
some unknown person. They say that lead is
a very good cure for persons caught in this
act.
Miss Ella Abbott. of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives and friends at this place.
Miss Dora Boerner and Miss Melva Smith
are visiting j. Harry Blocher and family.
Theo. Sparks, our new merchant, spent
Tuesday in Baltimore.
Picnic here Saturday afternoon and evening.
Preaching Sunday evening 100.
On account of scarcity of apples we are in
formed the dstilery will not be running this
fall here.
The Little Band held services last Sunday
evening at W. Ell. Kneller's.
Treva, infant daughter of Edward Koerner
and wife, after an illness of over two weeks
died at s o'clock Thursday morning of cholera
infantum.
Messrs. Spicer and Hamilton have this week
received 4 cars bran and l car coal. They
expect to be ready in few weeks TO handle
| grain.
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Union Mills Items.

AUGUST 21.-Mrs. Sarah koontz is spending
a few weeks with her son, Rev. j. p. Koontz,
in Hanover.
Mrs. Clarence Forhney, of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Feeser.
Bernard Ecker and family were the guests
of Levi Maus and family, at Tyrone, last Sun
day.
Miss Edna Rain, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Emma Burgoon.
Mrs. w. L.. Frazier and three daug hters, of
Cincinnati, are visiting relatives in this place.
Miss Lille Koontz is visiting her brothers
in Baltimore, this week.
The members of the M. E. Congregation
are having their church nicely papered.
Misses Jessie and Sarah Koonz, of Hanover,
have been the guests of relatives in this place
the past week.
Mrs. Alonza Maus, daughter of the late
Samuel Myers, died at her home, near this
place, on Monday, August 20, aged about 4S
years. She has been suffering for quite
while with complication of diseases and her
death was not unexpected She was a con.
sistent member of the Reformed church, at
Silver Run, at which place her funeral took
place Thursday morning. She is survived by
husband and one daughter, two sisters. Mrs.
Noah After and Mrs. Simon Henry, also three
brothers, Jacob, Jesse and Reuben Myers.
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Dav Items.

AUGUST 2S.-Preaching Sunday 1870 a. m.
by Rev. George Cecil. Epworth League at
1880 p. IN. VIM. Fleming will lead the meet
ing.
Mrs. II. B. Pickett. the newly elected SUI
perintendent of juvenile work, will hold meet.
ings regular on Saturday afternoons at 2.SO
O'Clock.
During an electrical storm Tuesday night
valuable horse owned by George Mullinix was
killed.
Frank J. Brandenburg acted as best man at
the wedding of Mr.. George Brandenburg and
Miss Bessie Mettee at Bethany M. E. church,
Baltimore, Md, Wednesday, August y.
Mrs. Charles Valimoni, of Pennsylvania,
and Mrs Elms. of Virginia, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gartrell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Groves, OF Baltimore,
who have been visiting relatives the past ten
DAYS, have returned home.
The party OF young folks boarding at the
home of Mr. aud Mrs. s. p. Lewis have re-
turned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck entertained IN
honor of their niece, Miss Adams, OF Waynes-
boro, Pa, last Thursday evening.
Captain Sylvester, of Maryland Agricultural
College, was the guest of Joseph j. Branden-
burg recently.
Miss Hannah Skunk. of New Windsor, Wis
tied Miss E. Pearl Mercer last week.
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West Falls lite ms.

AUGUST 21.-Henry Dorsey spent Sunday
evening with G. w. Lowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 81. CLANCY and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Edward
MulIinix, of Long Corner, Howard county:
Clarence Mercer, of Baltimore, spent few
DAYS last week with j. C. Lownan.
VIM. o. WEIGH and wife spent Sunday with
G. Wesley Lowman and wife near Cover.
Eddie Clancy accompanied by Cephus
Carver visited Truman Lowman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald, of Richmond. Va,
accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Clary, of Mount
Airy, spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Low
man.
Mrs. VIM. CLANCY spent few days recently
with her daughter, Mrs. W. o. Trigg, of Bal
timore.
Miss Clara Carver is visiting friends in Mt.
Airy.
Miss Edna C. Kolb spent few days in Bal
timore recently.
The West Falls boys are anticipating on
organizing base ball team in the near future.
Thomas Lowman thrashed last Wednesday.
His crop yielded 20 bushels to the acre.
Miss Grace MulIinix, of Long Corner, How
ard county, is visiting Mrs. VIM. CLANCY.
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OpnhanS' Court,

Monday, August 20.-Abraham |. Gieman,
administrator of Isaac Petry, returned inven-
tories of money and debts.
john W. Shipley, executor, and L. Howard
Shir!cy, agent and attorney for Charles T..
ShiIley, deceased, executor of Thomas N.
Shipley, received order to transfer mortgage
and judgment.
Tuesday, August 21.-The last will and ties
lament of +. Bradford H. Greenwood. was
admitted to probate and letters testamentary
thereon were granted to Elizabeth Jane Green:
wood, who received warrant to appraise, and
order to notify creditors.
The last will and testament of kitturah Il.
Wickert, was admitted to probate, and letters
iestamentary thereon were granted to Mary
Eta Albaugh, who received warrant to APP
praise, also order to notify creditors. and who
returned inventory of personal property.
Theodocia A. Gardner, administrative of
George w. Gardner, received order to transfer
stock and mortgage, and settled first account.
Harry X. Shaeffer and Frank Il. Shaeffer,
administrators of William Ii. Shaeffer, settled
first and final account.
Joshua W. Herring, executor of Sally Long
we'll, filed report of sale of real estate, and
received order nsi thereon.
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Manchester Items,

AUGUST 22.-The golden glow fete, under
the auspices of pass 1t On" Sunshine
Branch, Manchester. held in Firemen's Hall,
Saturday evening, August 18th, was quite
success, both socially and financially. The
large crowd in attendance proved the interest
being done by the society. The hall was very
prettily decorated with festooning of yellow
and black pennants from corners to center of
ceiling, held by large sunburst of yellow and
white. A profusion of golden CLOVIS were used
throughout the hall. The table was graced
with many boquets of golden glows, also can
deabra with yellow candles and white shades.
The ladies and children serving wore white
dresses and golden glow, all of which made
pretty and sunshiny appearance. Ice cream,
cakes, caramels snOwballs and lemonade were
on sale, from which, with the money contri.
buttons, the sum of $24 was realized.
Miss Lolita Lusteane. of Balim ore, has re.
turned home after visit of six weeks with
Miss Thurman.
w. A. Myers, of Baltimore, is spending
this week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and child spent two
weeks with Mrs. Arnold's sister, Mrs. Coratis
LeeSe
Miss Helen Greenholt is spending August
with her aunt. Mrs. Wesley Snyder.
Mrs. Unger and son have returned 10 their
home in Manlius, NJ Y. Miss Celia Shower
went with them for visit of three weeks.
Rev. aud Mrs. S. NJ. Roeder and sou, Will
liam, have returned from visit to Carlisle,
Mt. Gretna, York, Lancaster and Hanover, Pa.
Mrs. C. W. Eyser and Marguerite Eyster
are spending the month of August with +. j.
Crumrine.
Roy Brown, of Baltimore, spent this week
in Manchester.
Joseph w. Motter and wife spent Sunday
here.
Charles Bange, of Altoona; Bertha Golding,
DR.. Roberta Fleagle, Sadie Bange and Annie
Carl, of Hanover, Pa, spent Il few days with
Mrs. William Bergman.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Trump, Mary, Bess.
Charles and Frank Trump, of Martinsburg,
W. Va, are spending sometime with DR..
Trump and family.
Miss Bessie Herr, of Westminster, has been
visiting her aunts, Misses Sara and Lizzie
Trump.
Virginia and Julia Roach, of Baltimore, are
visiting the Misses Trump.
Mrs. Shaefer and daughter, Miss Minnie,
of Baltimore, spent a few days with Mrs. VIM.
Shower. Miss Fannie Shower accompanied
them to their home on visit.
Mrs. Boteler, Misses Eleanor aud Virginia
Boteler and Dr. Fred. Heisse, of Baltimore,
spent Tuesday in town.
Miss Minnie Hoffman spent u week with
Mrs. C. Miller
j. Wesley Hoffacker and wife returned from
a ten days trip to Old Point Comfort, Provi-
dence, Newport, Boston and other points, and
were delighted with their trip.
Mrs. w. Leonard Freedale, of Baltimore,
visited here this week.
Mrs. Leah Gllas and Willie Hayes spent
several weeks with Mrs. Alretta Morelock.
Carrie LaMotte is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Shaw, in Frederick.
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a OuiIfinu Party.

A very enjoyable quilting was given by Mrs.
Thos kaufman, near Westminster, Thursday.
The guests began to arrive at o'clock and
continued until II. A very sumptuous dinner
was served at u; everyone enjoyed themselves
immensely. Those present were: Mrs.
Thomas Kaufman, Mrs. Samuel Wagner,
jeremiah Haines, Charles Gilbert and wife,
VIM. H. Geiman and wife, Mrs. t. f. Huson,
Lucindy Dil1enbaugh, Messrs. Emory Kauf
man, Chas. Geiman, Frank Huson, Jr., Mrs.
Frank Warren, Sara G.. Kaufman, May Gel
man, David Burns, Samuel Harris, Annie
Roop, Ella Warner, Mrs. John Roger, Miles
Warner, Uriah Bixler, Katharine Bonsack,
Rose Geiman, Mrs. John Little, David Young,
Chas. Bankard, John IIiltebridle, Lucreta
Geiman, Elizabeth Petry, Mrs. Jim Lemon,
Denton Reese. II. S. Wittier, f. w. Miller
and wife, Nellie Mccain, Bessie McCann,
Madeline Geiman, Marie Huson, Margaret
Warren, Katherine Huson, Mrs. K. Gilbert,
Helen Gilbert, Eugenia Geiman, Ruth Gilbert,
Roger Gilbert, Mrs. Charles W. Burg, Helen
Kaufman. Mildred Huson, Chas. Gilbert, IT,,
Mrs. Rachel f. Caylor, Mrs. Jeremiah Gel
man, Elizabeth Geiman aud Mrs. David Gel
man. Only few Of this number were able TO
get at the quilts at once. AT A o'clock ice
cream and fruit was served; soon after this
the guests began to leave for their respective
homes
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New Advertise me ntS.

Push in and Get Suit at Our Ten Day
Bargain Sale-Sharrer & Gorsuch, Westmin-
ster.
Leavings of Summer Goods at One Half
Price-Babylon h Lippy Co., Westminster.
Special Real Estate Offerings for Sale
w. Frank Thomas, Westminster.
Commission Brokers-WIliams Allison,
IA s. Calvert street, Baltimore.
List of Unclaimed Matter remaining in the
Post Office, Westminster.
Mounts and Book Photos at Mitchelrs Art
Gallery, Westminster.
Private Sale-Mrs. Catherine Crapster,
Baltimore.
Farm for Sale or Rent-Apply at Advocate
Office.
Range Horses-F. p. Goodwin, Reisters-
town.
Proposals for Bridge-F. l.. Ham, Treas.
Fertlizer-The Westminster Fertilizer Co.
Big Hanover Fair, Hanover, Pa.
Legal Notices.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Wareheim and
daughter Dorthy, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee G. Leister, of near Westminster.
DIR. ]. Fl. Frazer, of Baltimore, is spending
two weeks in this city.
Rev. Wilson Thomas, of Hampstead, visited
Emory Grove camp on Monday.
Mrs. ]. II. Wilburn, Misses Myrtle and
May Lorrentz, of Baltimore, are at the Noun
tain View House, near this city.
Misses Matte and Anna Hook, of Balt
more, are spending the months of August and
September at their home at Finksburg.
Misses Grace and Annie Lisle, of Glen
Falls, have been spending week with friends
in Rockdale.
Miss Blanche Matthews. of Hampstead, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee c. Lester, of
near Westminster.
Thomas P. Maynard, of Baltimore, will
spend the month of September at the home
of his parents at Mt. Airy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynn and daughter,
of Lynchburg, Virginia, was a guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw, Bond street, this
week.
Mrs. William A. Wheeler and daughter,
Mildred, of Baltimore, spent a month with
Mrs. Wheeler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Gorsuch, near this city.
Miss Agnes Gorsuch. of Westminster, who
has been visiting relatives in Baltimore and
Glyndon, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Cover, of Cover Carroll
county. have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Haddie Belle Cover, to Mr..
Thomas Preston Mace, of Grotta, Rockingham
county, Va. The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Mr.. Elmer J. Koockogey. of Baltimore,
spent Sunday at the home of Lee c. Lester,
of near Westminster.
Miss Emma Fl. Zern and Miss Olga E. Ben
der, of Philadelphia, Pa, and Ralph Bone
sack, of Washington, d. c., have been the
guests of William Geiman for month. Miss
Zern and Miss Bender having also visited at
Gettysburg and Frederick.
Master Howell Crawford. of near Sandyville,
spent last week, and Master Carroll Crawford,
this week, with Master Ivan Shultz, Hamp.
stead.
Mr.. William B. Roger, of Washington, D.
c., spent few days in this city this week.
Misses Louise and Jessie Alice, of Pixies.
vile, are guests of Miss Gladys Vanderford,
East Green street.
Misses Ethel Mitten, of Wakefield; Anna
Close, of Westminster, and Edward Drechsler,
of Carrollton, spent last Sunday in Baltimore
and Emory Grove Camp.
Mr.. Jacob Lester spent a few days last
week with his uncle, Lee G. Leister, of near
Westminster.
Miss Ethel Mitten, of Wakefield, was guest
at Charles Closes, near Westminster, last
week.
Misses Ruth Bennett and Salle Covington
and DIR. j. w. Harner, of Clio. S. c.; Sallie
McCanna, of West Point, Va, are visiting
Miss Clara Yingling, of this city.
Misses Bessie and Lilly Mccain, of Balti.
more, are visiting the Misses Warner, of West
Main street
DIR. J. S. Myers, of this city, left on the
18th instant for ten days trip to Boston and
Portland, Me.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

AUGUST 23-The P. o. s. of A. Lodge win hold
picnic in Jos p Yingling's grove Saturday, Sept.
is There will be Speaking in the afternoon by
Prof Heaps, of Baltimore. and by another brother
from Washington. Music will be furnished by the
Pleasant Valley baud.
A number of our people attended the Reformed
reunion at Taneytown Thursday, August 10th. and
spent very pleasant day.
Mrs. Martha Myers daughter Edith and son Pres
ton, of Baltimore, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Yingling.
Miss Helen SNEAK, of Baltimore is visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Divine services will be held Sunday morning,
August 26th, at 10 o'clock. by Rev. H. D. Newcomer,
of Baltimore.
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a Birthday Party.

Atthe home of Edward Myers and wife, near
Frizellburg, party was given in honor OF
Mrs. Myers The evening was spentin various
games and conversation. About IL o'clock
all were invited to the dining room where
refreshments were served in abundance.
Those present were: Edward Myers and wife,
James Myers and wife. Mrs. Fred. Yingling;
Misses Mary Myers, Maud Harmon, Mary
Kester. Mary Rooms, Mabel Myers, Laura
Freeman, of Pittsburg; Lula Myers, Ada
Myers. Ada Strevig, Bette Morningstar, Julia
Myers, of Baltimore; Sadie Strevig, Bell Sire
Wig, Ida Yingling, Lula Myers and Treva
Myers; Messrs. Murray Waltman, Wilbur
Harmon. Charles Null, Walter Myers, Frank
Myers, Herschel Brothers, Otto Myers. Nor
man Myers, Clarence Myers, William Rooms,
Herbert Myers, Harvey Dickensheets, Charles
Styevig, VIM. Yingling, Myron Myers and
George Yingling
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Teachers Institute Held Later this
Year.

The Public Schools of Carroll county will
open on Monday September 10th. That is
teaching will begin AT that time, as the Teach
ers' Institute for Carroll will be held later in
school year, and proper and timely notice will
be given in regard to holding the same.
Several things have come in to make it un-
advisable for us to hold the Institute Mt this
time for this year.
Many reasons make it advisable tor us to
hold a meeting of the Carroll County Teachers
Association on Saturday, September 9Th, in
the High School building in Westminster, at
10 o. clock a. m. | shall be glad to have as
many as possible of the teachers attend this
Association, which, not being within the school
year, is not specially obligatory, but in many
ways it will be an advantage to each teacher
to be present.
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GISt Items,

AUGUST 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Milton Flohr and
daughters Elinor and Mildred were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shipley Sunday after
noon.
Grove Shipley and Frank Vond we're guests
of Jesse Shirley Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Hess is spending week at her
home.
Herschel Poole. of Baltimore. is spending
a week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peylon
Poole, of Gist.
Mrs. Joseph Shipley, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be out again.