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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-18

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with their .I.u.s
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Of Ju.iIdLi' it' u..t,r voted
vote" I'i .:.1u1 "a ba,a tn
for it, they are e"'i''0"
laws enforced. From the lfst II :
cub, he:uaou the blind tigers
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and the a@'ii'' '-I1 ,,ai,aa 70
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aaforcn tho law, and end the VIOLATIONS
.i-iIo,t in taking ad-
OF law IL w. . fao;ela-
vantage Of the new ana "e1'S- 49,
ti,n and fine construction and rulings
49, ..,.o,o Court which aid in
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often the courts "stick in the paih
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-18

Paul Morton wants to have an or
e%anfzation to bring the big life in
q companies together ito pre-
vent Extravaganza, and reduce cx~
pcnscs by encouraging uniformity Of
practice among life insurance COM
panics in matter of general admins
tration.' What Morton really wants is
an insurance trust. but he sugar coats
his desire. just az Mckinley called our
War III the Philippines ~"benevolent as
similation."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-18
All -or$1.7O.

There has never been offered
in North Carolina so much
good readIngtor 50 little money
as We are offering under TIL
following proposition: For
10 we viii send the follow
ing for one year:
The Farmer and Me-
chanic, an 8 page North Caro-
lima home and farm weekly
journal:
The North Caroiinian,
all 8~page Democratic weekly
newspaper:
The Comsnoner, the able
weekly journal published by
Hen. William Jennings Bryan.
Thus for One Dollar and
Seventy Cents you can get
ali these papers one year.
r0r particulars, address
DANIELS,
Raleigh, n. 6.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17

Arsrsv ls-TAe social held al Mrs. Johu
Smith :, near the church, uAs a grand saccyss.
The net proceeds ~ers Aboai sea
samuel Elsoro,is spent the past Sunday IN
BALTIMORE
GcorEc W. RlI. Edward Davidson, james
Taylor and John w. navidsoa have rrcraily
hsd c. a z. phones installed IN IbeiF homes
Charles 2. ShaeFer and wiie. II RAluaorc.
are guests Of FrAnk Sayder and uiie.
Prot. Ne~soa EhAuEb and wife. Of Brook
lyH, y. Y. Arr guests q the formers mother,
Mr.. II. A. EbAngh.
George T. Richard has purchased the old
"BacAmAn Hoaesiszd.' at sac an acre
The farm has been in the sid name fus niarc
thAa Is years
NJ. A. Snrder and wifc, Of Bali,saorr. sgeai
the past SATURDAY, and Sunday S1,h A. J.
BuehmAn and site
Mu. GrorEe Gorsach aad son. OF NJ Car,
mel. spent the past seek With Joha ". Alb
boa and wiie.
Miss Ida Elserods is Spending the week in
Baltimore
last Business meeting ThursdAy, A pEast Is. 81
The home 81 Ms. H. A. EhAagh.
MlSses Carrie and Florence Lad~ig, Of RAJ.
timore, are guests Of Mrs. JOhn smith.
Ssuman SaydsE. viz aud daughter, Of Bal
limorr, are the guests Of Osborn Snydsr and
wife.
Ans- W. II 5. Allgire, Peter w,sacr and
joel Eh&arh are slAll On the siek lssl.
James HOLMAN, safe and daughter Auna.
Of Baltimore. are guests OF r. J. Hoffman Aa1
wife
+. l. Herring and wife. Of Fnksburg. are
spending fortnight at Meadow VieW Mills.
Miss Grace Eby. Who has been narsiag =
pagisaI AZ WOodsboro. Nd, for more than
year. il spending $ fee months ~ith her
bFulheF, Capt. Ii. Clay Eby.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17

AUupsr l5--AuSust weather has b~su VERY
warm thus faF, and people are spending their
vacations in the mountains or at Ihs sra shore
Carroll WArehime Of Manchester. and Miss
Minnie WeniE, Of LReboro. lrff Monday for
q io-daT tour through the Soulh.
DR.. +. H. weTtx iuft "Wednesday on a TIP
TO Philadelphia and New York. He will re-
othce will be promptly attended 10 By cou-
peirui physician who has been secured by him
shile on his vacation.
Miss Bertha Dabbs and Miss Mary kOpp
left on Wednesday for weeks visit among
friends aud relatives in Hanover and Getlys,
burg
Miss Alta Swan and Miss Sara wertz left
Tuesday for Washington. They expect To re-
tnrn "a 10 days
S,uuel Krug spent Wednesday in York on
business.
Theodore Tacey's new ho,se is nearing
completion, and presents an admirable Ap.
peArance-
Two more new dwelling houses will he built
this summer in Iineboro aud suburbs
Boston, the hub Of the universe, j. no longer
IN it. the Lineboro Canning Company are
canning baked beans
Warner L Helrick handled about 70 horses
last week.
Miss Ethel Rogers, of Baltimore, spent a
few days with J. l.. Hoffman and family.
Miss Rogers sang two appreciated solos fer
our Y p 8 c. +. Sunday evening.
On last Tuesday evening several Of our
young folks saw Il great FIRE IN the West. which
later proved to be a bonfire in the back woods.
Misses Edps aud Viola Wenlz, who were
spending two weeks visiting relatives aud
friends in this vicinity, returned TO their home
in Lewistown last Saturday.
Miss Emma Rohrbaugh, Of Hanover, spent
q week with her friend, Miss Bertha Dubbs,
at Lineboro. ONEGA.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17
OPuhans' Court,

Monday, August l3-William II. She.rrr
and Henry II. Shearer, executors OF Ephraim
Shearer, filed report of sale OF real estate, and
received order nisi thereon.
Jacob A. Haines Nathan II. Hsnes and
David b. Haines, administrators of Samuel
A. Haines, returned inventory Of personal
property, and received order to sell personal
property.
Harry E. Reck aud Charles F.. Reck, ex
ecutors Of Charles Reck. returned additional
inventory of money, aud settled first and final
account
Margaret f. Geiger. administrative of Chas.
Z. Geiger, returned report OF sale Of personal
property.
Annie NJ. Derr, administrative W. a. Of
William A. Grouse, returned inventory of
money aud report of sale of personal property,
and settled first and final account.
Philip b. Snader. executor of Deborah A.
Bale. returned report of sale of personal
property.
Charles f. Fink, administrator d. b. ~ c. t.
a. of Jacob Fighter, settled first and final ac-
count.
Tuesday. August l4.-Mary NJ. Bnugher
and August Gesell, administrators pendente
lite of John Zehner, settled first and final
account.
The sale of real estate of Sally Longwell
was finally ratified by the court.
Henry Lessner, administrator of John l.
Lessner, returned inventories of personal
property and money.
John r. Strevig, administrator of Henry b.
Strevig, returned report of sale OF personal
property.
Westminster Deposit and Trust Co., guar,
dian of Walter l.. Zepp, settled first and final
account.
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Bark Hill Items.

,r.rsr 1s-Jesse Rowe, wife and children OF
York Ps and Charles Rowe, vile and dhuEhlef OF
Baltimore are visiting their parents MI ana MT
Ms Eta Holieutcrry and cousin. Ida II. Of Ha-
gerstosn were guests over sunday OF MIS- Laura
Hamilton. at scraggy Naples. ,.,-. -
Ths sewing circle met al Mrs Blanche smiths on
"Wednesday afternoon. Ii was largely attended ana
ali spiaye,i themselves sewing. chatting. etc
Noah Aroa ugh and wife entertained the ioitowlhs
,.,,..sts The tast week Mrs. Kidd and sou Robert,
81 baltimore Mrs. Lee Husrst OF Carroiton' Ars'
Annie Honcg OF CsTrollton. and Miss Lee Graham'
wilson Arbsugh. OF waynesboro, Pa. spent Satur-
t,v and sunday with his parents.
Mr. Martha ogle snd Ars Jennie Nun. 81 ran ran
berry, were guests oil harvey ECAA'H anu "i1e A"li
Friday till Sunday.
Nj, aud Ms john wrightaitended dinner given
IN honor NJ their son and bride at Nm shaw = near
NJ Agnes Yingling IS spending several weeks
with her snn Arthur ut Union Bridge.
Tha LADIES of the missionary society Will ho.d q
social on lie evening of August y, on Mr.. Evan
smiths lawn. Free lunch, and the ladies' Woulu DC
grateful for presents for the sewing circle
M Ira smiths Mr. Penn has secured Il position
In the shops at Union Brldge- -, n, -,
Mrs Welty is visiting her daughter Mrs. ldA
Nm and Dan wilhelm and Oscar Harris. of Way
nesboro, Pa spent saturday and Sunday with their
PSlSsrIes Wilson and bride are at the home of his
narsnts Mr and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
ROY Biddinger of Philadelphia, IS spending MS
vacation at the home oil MS parents hi' anu "a >
Mr. and Mrs VIM Garner visited his sister, Miss
Iue one day this week. ,, -,
Frank Bohn and wife spent Saturday and sunday
,,,i,h his nsrents MI and Mrs John Rowe.
Miss Tucker has been a guest of Mrs Josiah Dahofi
for several weeks - ,,, -. NJ.
S,iIciyis ma rents Mr. and Mrs John Smiths.
ISn3b Iftermahlen, of Washington, d. C.. is home
on visit ,.,,,h hs,., ,,,,,, u,
for
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Union Mills Items.

AuGUsr l5.-Miss Maggie Morris, Of Balti-
more, was the guest OF Mrs. Mary Stonesfer
last week.
James Lowell and Mrs Kate Robertson and
daughters of Baltimore spent last week with
John Lowell and wife
The Union Mills Base Ball team defeated
the Silver Run Athletes last Saturday at this
place by score of % to 10. John Adkins
was umpire. This team would like to hear
from experts.
Murray Bankert and sister Stella are visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Miss Elda Byers is the guest of her sister,
Mrs Vim. r. Unger, in Pleasant Valley, this
week.
Harry Flickinger, wife and children, of
Hanover, spent last Sunday with his father,
Henry Flickinger.
Elder Uriah Bixler and wife, of Westmin.
ster, Thomas Flickinger and wife, and Mr..
Baker and wife, of Hanover, and John Shuey
and family were recent guests Of Mrs. Susan
Lester.
Misses Viola. Efiie and Zelma Burgoon and
brother Murray, of Baltimore, have been Wis
iting Miss Ilene Bankert.
Miss Lulu Yinging is spending a few weeks
with her parents near here.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17

ArarSr ia-Wenix's Uaiou Sunday school
vili hold Ihe,r annual celebration August -
in Crumrine's Grove. north ~ here. Able
speakers wlll BE- present % addgrss the school.
Besides good program 1t rccitaions and
dlaioEaez. there val BE- dialogues bts ~esn two
Sunday school sapsegIaiendculs- The Carroll
County Reed Bsui will furnish The music.
We wiSh 80 congratulate NJ. lrueslAle and
Miss Pearl Burns, ~ho EeTc recently maj
ned
SuyirrsburE Uniou San3Ay School held
their annual pscnlc last Saturday. Tkosr who
~ere there say Il wAs large crowd. Good
Addresaes wcro delivered hy Res Esssr and
Rev Flick Good ur,irr prevailed, and Al.
though. Z; ~as 3 vcry saTm day. every b'siy
seemed 10 eayoy themselves. The AleslA
Rand furnished muse Tor the 0erAsina. and Is
rapidly cusuIHg forward as a leader ai good
music.
Tacre uAs quite A. exciting I,mc IA nor
to~R one evening lzsg ~eok. SIX parties wcTn
lryiaE 10 catch = tame rahhst thai had escaped
from It's pen and they eEiY succc,,!rd aftsr
about an hours hard ehAs-.
Oae day last week rs ST.. James r. K~pT.
Vas eultiug ~ood, be accidentally ca, a dcvp
cash "a hrs right arm which kepg him from
WoEk f0g several DAYS.
one dAy last seek So IRISH umbrella men
dee ga-sei throggh here creating quite a dis,
iurbaacr 81 several place Therc shbald be
= law enacted that All grAmps tn genera shoal1
b. pat To york instead Of depending on public
charity
Mr. Charles Tracy los, horsc last wcyk
Ths horSa vas pAraiyei some time ago. and
A. recovery ~As imPossiblc, Ih~ horse bad TO
b. Killed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17
EASTvIEW ITEMS.
a Dinner Party--PsrsonsIs, Etc.

Argrs7 l6.-Mrs. RsbeccA Caplo, who re
sldrs nsag Fguksburg yleiuisy, gave sump
taoss dinner al her rrSidrncr an Sunday, i2th
instant, 10 a number Of her relatives IA Carroll
county and baltimore IA honor Of her SISTER,
Mrz William r. Crout OF Baltimore, aud her
nephew and niece, George ii. Caplc and wife,
ei Eastview An elegant dinner was served
about p. u. consisting Of all good thiags IN
srAsou, shea later ia the afternoon a lunch
and ruiresomepts we're served Of fruits, cakes,
ICES, etc. Those prcseat Sere Thomas Shhl
ing sud wife. GolIie Shilling, Maria shilling,
William H. Wesla~ay and Wtte, Nelson ling
ling Aad wlfe, Grace Iingling. john and WI
bar Iinging Emory c. Lepp aud Slic, Mar.
eta Lepp, Grac> Lepp. Dadiey Zspp, Walter
MamuAugh, George AammAugh, George II
CAplc and vile, Of Carroll county; William +.
Croul aud wlie. Howard Btscoe and vile.
Master Stanley Biseoe. Donald Mcneil, Hugh
Mcneil, Jr, aud ~ilc. Aud Theodore Bltael
aud vile, OF Baltimore. \ very delightful
dAy Vas spent through the generosity and
hospitality OF the hostess, Mrs. Caple, and
several kodak groups were taken as souvenirs
OF The occasion.
Mr.. Vernon Reese and son Wiliiam 4.
Reese, Of Baltimore, ~ere guests OF George
n. CApla aud wife, At Eastyicw, SINCE August
oh; they rrturned lo their home yesterday.
William H. CApie, Of EAstyirw, has Im
proved very much IN health the past week.
aud !. no1 able Ia work a'hIrle again.
Theodore Bi,zel and wife, Of Baltimore,
were guests OF Emory Zspp aHd family the
past week
Miss Rosa kessler, OF Pennsylvania, and
Miss Maggie Schaeifer, of Baltimore, are
guests OF Mrs George Wieks of this place.
Harry d. Caple aud family, of Reese, spent
last Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Caple. near Eastview.
Ms Blanche SIaubs. OF Minneapolis, Min
..ota. and Mrs BERTHE Houek, Of Baltimore,
nieces OF Mrs. William Ii. Caple, spent few
DAYS last week as her guests al Mrs. Caple :
home, near EAstYiew.
George ii. CAple and wife were guests OF
Mr. and Mn. Alice Wampler, of Westminster,
tins wrrk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17
SYkESVILLE NOTES.
SykesviiIe the Best Wheat Market In
Carroll and Howard Counties.

When your correspondent called Mr.. Wade
H. D. Warfeld's, (of Wade H. D. Warfeld &
Co., attention TO the interview of Mr.. Charles
c. Gorsuch in last weeks edition of the ADvo.
CATE relative to the Westminster wheat market
Mr.. Warfeld said: ave have bought grain at
this point for II years and eau never remem,
Der when Westminster paid more for wheat
than Sykesvile, but the contrary, and prices
are usually one to two cents higher, not with
standing the fact that Westminster manufac-
lures much of the wheat into -four, which
should enable them to pay a premium over
points where the wheat has TO be shipped to
the export elevators. Then, too, Sykesville
takes the off grades of wheat at a smaller cut
in price than a mill town. The Sykesvile
market has appeared in the ADvocATE for the
last Eve years which will tell the tale"
The tournament aud horse show at Never
Die Park was very well attended last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Harry Devries and family are spending
the week at Atlantic City. As usual, many
Baltmoreans are spending the summer in aud
around Sykesville.
Farmers have about flushed blowing, and
will now market their wheat aud haul feril-
iEer before corn cutting.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17
Straw Ride And Social.

On Tuesday evening of last week Mr.. Clar-
ence Conaway treated u number of his young
friends TO a strawride to Mr.. Charles Ham
mond's, where they were met by number
of Mr.. Hammond's nearer neighbors. After
some music the company engaged in some
lively games. Near midnight refreshments
were served, and soon all retired TO their
homes, having spent charming evening.
Those present were Misses Emma, Merte
and Eva Conoway, May Tracy, of Baltimore;
lola Streaker, Ellie and Airline Flemming,
Ethel and Cora Richardson. Martha Gilliss,
Flo. and Ida Davis, Mary Aldrdge of Balt-
more; Gertie Hammond and Monte Penn; and
Messrs. Clarence, Roy, Howard and Arthur
Conway, Chester and Alice Davis, Don Mil
Ter, Tony Flemming, Windam Penn, Samuel
and Harrison Day, Jesse Merring and Gar
field Richardson.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17
Base Ball.

At Mount Airy on Saturday the crack
Hyattstow W. team played the Mount Airy. which
previously had not met defeat this season. and
won by to o. Williams ana Watkins for
Mount Airy. were hit bard at critical times and
lost the game. Two thousand persons witnessed
the game and the crowd surged over he ropes.
Whips, former Boyds' League pitcher, held
Mount Airy TO seven hits.
Batteries-Mt Airy Williams, Watkins and
Watkins; Hya,tstown, Whip and Burgee
The Hyattstown Juniors defeated the New
market Frederick county, Junior team by II
to p Watkins and Darby. foC Hyattstown;
Willis and Shell, for Newmarket
The base ball team of Gypsie Hill was de
feated by Smalwood team on the latter's
grounds by score of to 6. Yohn pitchep
for Gypse HILL and Webster for Smallwood.
The Paiapsco Club defeated the Denuiugs
team to Saturday, at Smalwood. The game
was very exciting from start TO finish. Both
teams played well until the seventh inning,
when the Patapseo boys punched their hits
and scored three runs, clinching the game.
Tracey for Patapsco, allowed but one hit, gave
two passes aud struck out nine men. Jenkins
for Dennings gave two passes, nine hits and
struck out 10 men. Over 1000 persons saw
the game. The lineup: Patapsco-H. Spencer,
G.; NJ. Flater, h.; r. Spencer. IS; H. Flater,
If; Tracy, D.; o. Spencer CT Barnhart, 3b.;
Buchanan, RI; Diuman, %. Dennings-
Bowie, III Roop. %. Byers, RI; Stern, ID;
Fogle, cf.; jenkins, p.; Green, SIS; Lovell,c.;
Bloom, 3b.
The Oakands defeated the Glyndons in a
very interesting game at Glyndon Saturday
to 3. Score by innings:
Oaklauds. 30 OOO20 O-6-l4-3
Glyndon........ 0 o 0 OOOO 30 So 5-2
The lineup of winning team: Bowie, IT,;
Townsend, C; Tracey, e.; Danner, SIS; Edmon.
ston, 3D.. Webster. r.. Copill, 2b. Bartlett,
D.. Avore, 1b.; Phillips, If. The features of
the game we're the brilliant pitching of Bartlett,
who played his initial game with Oaklands,
and received strong support Danner, Coplll.
Avore executed a double play worthy fnotice.
while Edmonston played very strong and
reliable game at third base. The OAklands
would like TO hear from any good, strong team
for Saturday afternoon or Sunday games,
Sykesvlle, DickeyvilIes and Patapscos pre-,
ferred. Address Thomas Dignan, Reisiers
town, Md.
At Newmarket Wednesday the Mount Airy
Baseball Club defeated picked team, com
posed of players from the Newmarket, Adams
town. Hyattstown and Liberty Clubs, by
score Of 8 to 2.
The Mount Airy boys batted Whip, the
former Boyd's pitcher, hard all during the
game. Hurley, for Mount Airy, pitched II fine
game. Batteries-Mount Airy. Hurley and
Watkins; picked team, Whip and Sundergill.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17
lnraa Sale Of RanI Estate

The heirs at law of John W. Tracy, late of
Carroll county. Nd, sold at public sale on
Wednesday. August sth, near Lineboro, the
following real estate OF sand dseedeui:
Tue homestead. consisting of 1871 acres Of
land, improved with weaiherboarteG house
and outbuldings, situated about l mile FROM
Lineboro, along the road leading from Line
boro to Manchester, to Horttio NJ. knellcr,
at $50. so per acre.
The roller mill on the premises above, with
two acres of land, to Willis F. Tracy for
$5,O25.
The griSt mill property along the road lead
ing from l.ineboro to Melrose, about y miles
from former place, on the Gunpowder Falls,
consisting of 81 acres OF land aud brick grist
milk. TO Jacob II. Tracy at $50 per acre.
Eight acres of land on above road about u
miles from lineboro, with roughcasI house,
outbuildings aud blacksmith shop to Denton
NJ. Wareheim at S5S 90 per acre.
Two acres of unlmproyed land, adjoining
lands of George Monaih, to Denton NJ Ware
helm at S2I per acre.
Wood lot of 81 acres along the road leading
from Lineboro to Manchester, about quarter
mile from homestead farm. 10 Willis F. Tracy
at $50 per acre.
The above real estate was published in this
paper,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17

AUGUST l6.-Ghe Baust Church Sunday
school picnic last Saturday was, as usual. a
grand success, financially and otherwise.
About SEQ persons were present. The Pleas
ant Valley Band, with u members, was pres
eni aud enlivened the occasion with some of
their choicest music. Revs. Sweilzer and
Crawford were present and made short ad
dresses, which were listened to with marked
attention. Jos. Yingling's famous ice cream
was on sale and about 40 gallons was disposed
Of. The Hanover pop, which was furnished
by Levi Maus our accommodating merchant,
was on sale and many cases were transferred
TO the thirsty, caused by the oppressive heat,
which was prevalent during the day.
George c. Hartman is. we are glad to say,
convalescing. but is unable to use his wounded
limb and is therefore compelled to resort to
cru.ehes.
Ephraim Winter, our veterinary surgeon,
is on the sick list.
Mrs. Smeach and four daughters, of Balti,
more, with other company are RECALLING at Mr.
A. Benedict's, Tyrone.
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New Windsor Items.

Mrs. Emma Dug. Smith, of New Windsor,
entertained few of her friends Thursday
evening, August 8. The guests we're Mrs.
Dewitt Haines, Of Union Bridge; Ms. John
Buckley, Mrs. Joseph L. Englar, Mrs. Charles
Hibeard, Mrs. Harry Stouffer, Mrs. Fl. d.
EnsOr, Mrs Edward Barnes. Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, Mrs. J. r. Gait, Mrs. Chas. Sellman,
Mrs A. G. Smelser, Mrs. Cora W. Stouffer,
Of New Windsor; Mrs. G. w. Slater, Mrs.
Frank j. Devilbiss, of Baltimore; Mrs. Nathan
Englar, Linwood
Mrs. George c. Anders, who spent several
months at Pen Mar, returned home Thursday
Later she will visit Mrs. Ionic gladden., of
Baltimore, West Arlington
Mrs: Frank J. Devilbiss is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. A. Bixler.
Mrs. Harry Stouffer has a number of board
ers from Baltimore.
The lawn fete of Presbyterian Church was
a financial success.
DIR. G.. W. Slater, of Baltimore, spent Sat
arday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Lambert.
Mrs. G. w Slater, who spent the past week
in New Windsor, is now boarding at Laurel
Grove College, near Pen. Mar.
Mrs. A. Roop, Of Baltimore, spent a short
time with her sister, Miss Rose Haines.
Samuel Roop, of Waynesboro, Pa, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Julia Roop.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur C. Smelser enter
tanned Monday evening. The guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris, of Chicago;
Mrs. q. W. Slater, Mrs. Frank J. Devilbiss,
Mrs. Ella Babylon, and Miss W. Kahler, of
Baltimore.