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German Baptist Conference.

The annual Conference OF tue German Bap-
ust brethren of the Eastern District of Mary
land was held at Frederick, Md, April Il.
TRentyRhree delegates aud their elders consli.
tute the conference body. and there we're
number OF visitors from outside the conference
territory.
The Conference organized BY electiug Elder
f. A. Drummer. al Frederick, moderator; Elder
" f. Roop, Of Westminster. secretary. aud
Elder c. D. Bousack, OF Washington. reading
clerk.
The district Sunday school secretary, W.
=. Englar. OF Union,own, read his an uual re-
port showing quite a. Increase in this branch
At The church work. Daring the past year
las persons joiied he church from the Sunday
schools.
The trustees OF the Fabruer Memorial old
Folks Home. alsp made a satisfactory report
The report Of the Missionary Boarl, read
by the secretary, JeSse z, Weyhugh,, showei
an Increase 40 the work
The Committee on Incorporation 81 the
Conference reported THAI Is work bad been
accomplished IT. repogi was adopted. and
trustees af the corporation wcsr elected ~
faiiaws: Elders u. v. S'aueT, 7. J. kOlb,
Uriah Bixlcr. A. 7, Snader ;. II. Uiz, Georgr
X. Sappus'ou, z. y. fahrucy, George ;.
Harp. Charles Baasack.
The committee appointed 10 inquire into
the Feasibility OF establishing a hospital w.
ported progress aHd the committee vas reap
pointed. wl3h The exception ul Elder ". h..
Ruyp. Elder 7, J. K0.b being elected Sc MS
stead
Other elections ~erc So follows:
Delegate 20 Anuusl Meeting - Springfield
Iu.-Eider Z. 4. BONNER.
Member. Hone Mission Board Elders ;.
II. Utz and J,sse T. Neybr5xl:.
pssirici Sunday Schoo. Secretary. Weity
FahTuey.
Trustee Ola Folks liamc-Elier q. ;.
HARP.
The meeting AS closed by Eldes Isaac
Franlz. 81 Ohio.
The Middle District Conference aii meet al
Broadfurliug. Washington caaa,y. oa Thurs
DAY. The IS esicrn District Conference meets
10 she tall
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Arbor nav at Sandy Mt. School.

on Thursday afternoon of last week. a. o'clock.
several patrons and friends of Sandy Nj. School
; mbied In hear ArbOr Day program rendered.
Special interest aroused because Of the fact that
"a q muuStmtiua by the agricultural class 10 be
given The following program was rendered
Scripture reading by the teacher; singing. AtboT
Day, school; dialogue, Classic Quotations. May
Barnhart. Fauk scott, Hazel Zepp. Grace Blizzard.
Careuce Baum-aTduer, Fanny Slorpene anrgareta
Taylor; recitation. Plant Tree, Faerie Ruth Biz
gard. recitation The Song Sparrow, Mildred Shreeve
recitation. AJbor Day Tree, Margareta Taylor; da-
lorue Historic Trees Ethel Shreeve. Ora Barnhart,
Raymond Rhoteu. Wilbur ShreeVe, Grace SlOrp.
Robert Blizzard and Earl Zepp singing. Ny Coun-
try school; recitation, The Robin and he Flower
Bessie Green recital on Anticipation Carroll Craw
fond reel alton, The Nightingale and the Glow
worm. Frank oft. After this exercise the agr-
cultural class given a test of their knowledge
on the work covered during the present scholastic
year. The prompt replies to all questions showed
that the pupils are very readily understanding the
great principles that underlie plant growth.
Among the visitors was Prof. HUT, of the Mary
land Agricultural College He seemed grea thy
pleased with the work Of the pupils and favored us
with an address on Trees" His remarks were
very interesting aud were highly appreciated After
this address the chool sang Maryland, Ny Mary
land -
Then all retired to the school ground where a
fruit tree planted under the direction of Prof.
HUT. The tree named "Warfeld. " in honor of
our educational governor This is the first tree that
has been planted in Mary on ground bought
especially for school garden work.
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unIontoxn District Items.

AFRlL ~ Ernest H. Harhaash, OF Har-
r5sburg. Pa. and Mfss Nina ". Sprrnkie. Of
YORK. Pa. s~re married al The home Of hef
Parents. Mr. aud Mrs Harry t. SpreukIe. 653
Lsacujn street. GA sunday. April 10Th, by
Rev. ALVIN :. Williams. Their future home
sal b. a, Harrisburg Mr.. Harhsugh is the
saa Of Mr. and Ms. samuel Hsrbaugh, Of
Uaiossowo. aud lived here until recently.
Charles J. SplslmAu. OF Vaudeville. and
Mss Mary c. Baker, Of Friendship, Frederck
COUNTY. Eere married on "Wednesday, April
ltth, hy Rev. o. r. Brrgeuzer, Of the Union
Bridge Lutheran Church. Mr.. Spirlman Is
the popular clerk IA the railroad uitics al Lin-
Wood.
Misses AlevinA and Clay Meriue. OF Clear
Ridge, attended on Monday the funeral Of
their cousia. Miss Joaaa Meriug. ~ho died al
her hoaae 30 Brle,yiIIe ou Friday, April lS,h.
after Au liaesS Of several months
III. eighteen months Old child Of Mr.. AUi
Mrs Brook Gilberi, Of Washington. D. c..
1As inferred 10 the Hill Cemetery. Union
to-n. after services BY Elder Chas. Bousack,
Of Washington. al the home OF 3js grandfather,
Samuel ChngAn.
On Sunday morning Elder Isaac FnHiz, of
Pleasant Hill. Ohio. viii give an Illustrated
talk 70 the children Ut the Sunday school as
soclAicd ~lih parental duiy, 10 Pipe Greek
Charles NsTing, wife aad children. Donald
and Kenneth Of Baltimore, we're guests Of his
parents. G. T. Mering and family. at Easter
Misses i.-zzie and DeniA Stlllg,ui Baltimore,
we're al their home, near Uniontown, duriug
the Easter holidays.
Robert l.. Cockson aud family left New
Windsor on Monday afternoon for their new
home al CAnio. Towner county, \. d. We
hear that they arrived At Chicago, on Tuesday
uight, all well.
Earues. BowersoN of Columbia. Pa, visit
"a his parents, Frank BowersoX and family,
this week.
Miss Adelaide Nrssler, OF ldnwood, was the
suss, OF Miss Romano HoIlenberFy this week.
The series Of meetings in Pipe Greek Ger
man Baptist Church. will b. continued another
week.
Nrs. John Waltz. Of Becstown, and Mrs.
James Waltz. Of Clear Ridge, assisted al a
quilting at Ms. Harry Heyde's, near New
Windsor. on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Harbaagh sud three child Ell,
of Westminster, are staying with Mr.. Har.
hgugb's mother, Uuioniown, since the ire.
Mrs. Susan HarhAugh has returned from IA
visit of several months in Brooklyn, \. \.
John Dayhuf has bought # Evan Halnes
one quarter acre OF groaud adjoining hrs
blacksmith shop, Clear Ridge.
The Sewing Society OF Pipe Greek German
Baptist Church will meet at Mrs, Jane
Fou,z 5. Clear Ridge, on Saturday.
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WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.
Financial Needs of the College and an En-
dOwment Fund Wanted.

On Friday, April 9th, the Methodist Prot
estant Conference was mostly engaged in
thorough discussion of the financial affairs of
Western Maryland College. The question
was first brought up in the report of the COM
mittee on education. which contained a reso-
luton pledging the efforts of the ministers and
laymen to raise during the coming year at
least $40 900 for the endowment fund OF 500,
600 which President Lewis Is eudeavoriug to
complete.
Rev. f. C. Klein read the report and the
resolution and then Rev. DR.. Lewis took the
floor and explained in iorceiu and plain terms
Just what Is needed by the college. Dr. Lewis
stated that over S22O, 600 had been spent on
permanent Improvements at the institution
during he past 20 years, and he urged the
ministers and layueu to come to the rescue of
the endowment fund, that the colloga can
have a reserve. Endowment will attract at
tention," said DIR. Lewis: "and we need the
money now We want to turn money into
men. We are obliged to find this money in
Maryland. for there are no open doors IN the
North, South or West. We have tried some
of the big men of the country, but they do not
give to weak Institutions. Money attracts
money. and il we can get our endowment fund
up to $4,000, over $4,000 OF which has al
ready been raised, | believe we will be IN
y
quarters.
Rev. DR.. H. c. Gushing remarked that he
only wished the rich men IN the United States
who had been assisting educational institutions
would lay aside ambition and selhshnesS IN
their giving and assist the weaker institutions.
DIR. J. ". Herring laid stress upon the need
for expansion at Western Maryland, and he
said that reserve fund WAS absolutely ueces-
Sary.
Mr.. Daniel Baker, of this city, then intro
duced substitute for the mann resolution,
providing that the ministers pledge their
charges TO raise an amount equal TO seven
times the assessment au each charge for the
presidents salary; bat this WAS voted down.
Recurring then To the main resolution, Prot.
NJ. Bates Stephens. state superintendent OF
education and a delegate to The Conference
from Denton Md, made q strong address IN
behalf of the college aud the endowment fund,
as did also Rev. Mr.. Klein. The resn' ulIou
was then adopted, aud DR.. Herring announced
the selection Of Rev Mr. Donovan as the col.
lege sgent. The conference voted unanimous.
" to allow Mr.. Donovan to take ~ the work.
His paSIOra5e al Snow HIil, therefore, ends.
and u new minister viii be sent there.
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OrphanS' Court,

Monday, April l6.-Nathan Bair, executor
of Andrew Bair. settled first account.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Susan B. Little. were granted to Henry Little.
who received order to notify creditors, aud
returned inventory of debts.
Plus c. Little, surviving executor OF jacob
H Little, settled his first and final account
Tuesday, April 17.-Thomas g. Shoemaker
and David K. Fogle, executors of Amerlcus
Shoemaker, returned additional report of sale
and inventory of debts, and settled their first
aud final account.
Safe Deposit & Trust Co, guardian Of Flor.
enee B. and Edgar c. Killer, wards, settled
their sixth account
James Stewart and John A. Nauman, exc
cntors of Charlotte Stewart, settled their sec
ond account
Charles H. Smith, executor Of John Thomas
Smith, reported sale of real estate ard received
order uisi thereon.
John d. T. Stoner, executor of Solomon
Stoner, settled first and final account
Charles r. Foutz, executor of Maria j..
Stoner, reported sale of real estate aud re-
ceived nisi thereon.
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Personal Notes.

Persons having friends guests and desire the
publication of the same will please send their
names TO this office. EDIToRs.l
Mr.. S A. Tubman, formerly of Westmin-
ster, has been appointed Commercial Agent for
the Merchants and Miners Transportation
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co., with head
quarters in Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Annie Spalding. of Baltimore. was
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. Howell BI!hugsiea,
during Easter tide.
Mr.. Kenneth Mills. of Lehigh University,
spent several days this week with his aunt,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Vanderford.
Mr. Charles o. Clemson, of Westminster,
attended an Easter ball at Cambridge, Md,
last Monday evening. The ball was attended
by about 200 persons, and It is said 70 have
been the most charming society event held
there for a number of years.
Mrs. Grier Robertson left on Tuesday for
Philadelphia, Pa, 10 attend the marriage of
her brother, Mr. John {. Richards, formerly
Of this county.
Mr.. Harry X. Siarner. student at Western
Maryland College, has just returned from
weeks visit 10 his sister, Mrs. john Seuft, at
Harrisburg, Pa, where her husband Is man,
ager for The Frick Manufacturing Company Of
Waynesboro, Pa. Master Ralph ID. Starner,
his nephew, accompanied him.
Miss Fannye l.. Stocksdsle, OF Finksbnrg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Deyiibjss,
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. Thomas G. Ireland, OF Baltimore, a
delegate to the Jr. Q. L. 4. ". State Con
vention, which met in this city on Tuesday
and Wednesday, was a guest Of Mrs. Mary NJ.
Vanderford.
Mr. aud Mrs john T. Lynch visited their
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Arnold. Baltimore.
several DAYS this week. Mr.. Elias b. Arnold
took them down in his fast Rambler auto
mobile.
Mr.. George ". Kerby, Of Owiucs' Mills. Is
spending the Essterholdays With his daughter.
Mrs Elias \. Beaver, near Wardeldshurg.
Mrs. Frank W. Fouke. Of New YORK. IS
visiting her mother, Ms. john L. Smith.
Mr.. Vim. Arthur and wife, o; Frizellbur,
are visiting friends in Philadelphia. Nj.
Arthur will remain about Two weeks.
Miss Bessie and Edith Roberts. q 70i
North Gilmor street, Baltimore. are VISIT z
Miss Marion Cover. OF Westminster.
Miss Auair Holzschuer and Mr.. oliver
Shwetke. Of Baltimore. Nd, spent the Easter
holidays as a guest OF their friend, Mss Anna
Walking,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac ). Weaver aud daughter
Miss Gladys, Of Bellsae, Idaho, are vis,uug
Mrs. wesver's sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Bots, THIS
city.
Mr.. Alder H. Stcoksdale. Of Philadelphia
spent the past week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tobias c. tucksda!e. Of Dale Farm.
near Finksburg.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

APRIL lS.-Wm. Unger cut a twig contain
ing eight apples from a tree Of the York I'm.
perial variety from Jos. Z. Iiugiug's orchard
last fall. and they still on the 'wig IN
perfect state Of preservation.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Myers are having
their hosse remodled, papered aud adjacent
fences renewed.
Joseph p. Yinghng has come INTO posses
sion OF the mill property formerly owned by
his father. Frederick l.. Yingling, for many
wears. Mr.. Yipgliug has begun IA number OF
improvements, which will not only enhance
the value of the property, but add materially
TO the appearance of our village. The dwell.
ing house and store owned by Mr.. y, and
occupied by Levi Myers, is being painted.
Joseph Hahn is doing the work.
Frederick Myers is sutfsser with m an
usually severe case of catarrh on the right
hand.
Measels have made their appearance near
our village. ~
Sunday school will be at a. m. There
will he no preaching until evening, at which
lime Rev. John 0. Yoder will have his Easter
service. entitled The Stone is Rolled Away. ~
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MI. Pleasant Items.

ApgtI IS-MrS Ella Eiseuhuth tuee Hessou)
moved from this place 80 EbhySie - here her hus-
band had a house Furnished aud also big dinner
prepared IS hicb we ali enjoyed very much
Among those present were Nj William Eisen-
huth and wifa Mr. Andrew Eiseuhuth and wife.
Nose TroNel aui wife. Erwin WArehime and wife.
Henry Sha.l and wife Abby Naniz and " tfr Peter
Duh and wife. Adam FrdingcT aud wife. Charles
Meuehey and wife. Chas. Thcrt ard iie, stephen
Amspacner and wife. Mrs. Stlls HeSsou. Mrs Kate
Foruey. Mrs John Crawford and Ms. Mary Lul-
wig Misses Edna HeSsnu. FurtlA Myers Madeline
Hessnu, Hi'da Tr1xel Elsie Eiscnhuth. stella Ffid-
Eissnhuth Mary TroNel. Grare Tnertt. HildA Ams-
pacher. Mamie Inherit: William Ludwig Trumzn
Myers, George Eisenhuth. George Hesson, Ezra
Frock Curyin Shoil John Eiseuhuth. BcRnie TrUN-
ELL David Frock Roy Foruey. Jesse FrOck George
and Jacob SiarneT Ear. and Maurice Iherlt
Mrs Franklin Myers sfeeut two weeks with Her
bert Myers near Union Mills
Mrs Joseph FrOck is visiting her motheT-ln law,
Mrs. Saiie Hesson.
Mrs Charles Frocs visited Ms John UteTmshlen
Miss Edna HcssOn Is spending week in EbbVale
with her sister Mrs. EiSenhu1h.
Mrs Mary BLACK and George and Mat Black spent
sunday at Mount Pleasant
Misses Mauds and sadie Rifle and Addie frldin
ger visited Miss poItiz Myers.
John Crawford and Charles Frock spent sunday
with John Hartman.
Mr. aud Mrs Ed. Yingling. of Baltimore, spent
Easter with Mrs. Niugling's parents Nj and Mrs
Lcander Matthias
Miss PortiA Myers aud friend aud Ehe Smaach
and friend spent sunday evening in Frizellbu <.
Mrs Lotue Slasburg is on the sick list.
Perry Rumler, who WAS confined to bed all win
ter. is able to b. up Hgain.
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ArSlL lg.-S H. Hare bAs a chicken egg
that measures by : inches
Howard Buyer. q Bailimurr, spsui Easter
18th friends here.
Thomas Lssaer, near here, ~ho was par
alytrd Ou his lett side las, Friday evening and
sAs very III Tor several days, Is in a critical
condition.
The infant child Of George Frank Jr.. VAC
had been very iil with symptoms OF pueu-
monia, = improved.
The Misses Riley. Of Arcadia. visited their
agu,, Miss AAry Boyer. the past week.
Miss Maggie Miller is visiting relatives aud
friends IN Baltimore
II. h. Miller Is putting Hew fences around
his house, the one occupied By g Gorge ker
elmer.
. Mrs II. C. Frank has returned from a visit
to her parents 10 Hanover.
Wm. Miller. OF Baltimore. spent the Easter
holidays w.ih his sister, Mr. Ivan Miller, near
here.
Theodore Smith and children, Of Baltimore
visited Mr.. aud Mrs. uofasgle last Sunday
and Monday.
Several members %: ihe AlesiA Lodge at.
tended the annual convention OF the Jr. ..
L. 4. NJ, held 10 Westminster last Tuesday
evening.
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DaY Items.

APRIL l9-Morgan Chapel Sunday schoo!
has been recognized With L. W. Grimes
superintendent and Frank Leatherwood rs
sisianl superintendent. The school will be
among the contestants for the banner to be
given by the circuit at the close of the year 10
the school having the best attendance.
The Ladies Aid society was entertained at
the beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs Stephen
Gartreil, April I. After the business Of the
meeting was disposed Of the members and
visitors, numbering twenty five. spent q very
pleasant evening socially; refreshments we're
served in abundance.
April % >ili be District Lodge visiting night.
at Woodbine |. o. c. T., at which time we
will be glad to welcome all Good Tempars
from sister lodges.
q. W. Mullirix and Mrs Summer Pickett
are still on the sick list
Miss Hattie Lewis has returned from a visit
among relatives in Baltimore
Miss Georgia Rhroderick spent the Easter
holidays in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Brandrnburg at
| tended the Maryland annual conference in
Baltimore last week
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Inrnrs for Nav Term.

On Thursday Judge Thomas drew the fol-
lowing persons to serve as Jurors for the May
Term of the Circuit Court:
District 40. Jacob +. Sell, Lewis j..
Hemler, Joseph Z. Rocky and William Il.
FlickiHger
District No 2-Benion S. Flater, Henry
Bankerd, Uriah Foglesong and Charles j.
Carbaugh.
District No. 3.-Henry p. Smith, Milton
NJ. Morelock and Conard D. Rusher.
District No 4-Abram Haines, Harry f.
Shipley, Levi Barnes and Francis B. Wing
ling.
District No. 5.-Wiliam T, Polk, Francis
]. Albaugh, Mortimer J. Mcdonald, William
Frank Lucas and Abner Gosnell.
District No. 6.-Charles F. Lippy, Milton
H. Garrett, jeremiah I. Shaeffer, George l..
Warner and William l.. F. Bergman.
District No. John Walking. William
II. Geiman, Frank z. Miller. John B. Hille-
bride, James H. Cassell. Elias W. 0ursler,
Reuben J. Humbert, Lewis Gilman and
Reverdy n. Snader.
District No. S.-Lewis Green, Jr., John NJ.
Bush and john Wesley KeIbaugh.
District No. 9.-James A. Easton and
Thomas Z. Moore.
District No. 10.-Willian J. Reifsnider and
Mahlon Stonesifer-
District No. l1.-0Gver A. Hull, John l..
Shuey and Jesse K. Buckingham.
District No. 12-John Z. Burlington aud
William II. Martin.
District No. l3.-Miion II. Harrison and
John +. NALL.
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Progressive Finch Party.

NJ. and Mrs. George II. Caple, of Esst
view, entertained q number of their friends nj
their home on Easter Monday night. 10th in.
slant, Ia memory Of The Easter festivities.
The feature OF the evening was a progressive
finch given 70 the young ladies and gents by
Mr.. aud Mrs. Caple for a sociable time, which
proved quite a success.
The home was beautifully decorated with
Easter colors aud Easter designs
The neuu consisted Of the delicacies of the
srRson served IN elegant style under - canopy
uf Easter araperJeS from which suspended
little souvenirs or tavugs for each guest in turn.
as they we're placed In their respective places
to be kept By them in memory OF the social
event.
The guests arrived from 10 $50 when the
game WIS started and progressed until IL
O. clock. when the score was counted. and
finding that some of the plsyess tied in their
taliirS, which rendered it necessary for some
10 play OF This resulted in Mrs. Geo. Ben.
SON winning the ladies first prlze and Miss
Ada Myrtle Caple winning ladies' second or
consolation prize and Miss Clara Hill, ladies
BOBBY prize. Geutlemeu's FIRST prize was won
by Mrs. Alice Wampler (playing gents part)
and gents second or consolation prize by
Guy ". Caple and gents BOBBY prize by VIM.
Oscar Lamotte. The prizes ~ers announced
and distributed by appropriate remarks 10 the
respective parties by the donor, Geo H.
Caple. After which all were invited to the
diningroom 10 PartaSe Of the good things pre-
pared for the occasion by the hostess and
bride, Mrs. Geo. II. CaDle, nee Buchanan.
Those present were Mrs. Alice Lamotte,
Wm. Oscar and Miss Alverda Lamoite, of
Comet Mills; J. Emory Houseman, of York,
Pa; Alice Wampler and wife, David Geiman
and wife aud Mrs. Edgar Caple, of Westmin.
sier, Miss Edna StoEer, of Uniont0wn: Guy
W. Caple. Ciaade Buckingham. Misses Addie
Hof and Ala Myrtle Caple, of Sandyvilie;
Geo. +. Benson and wife and Miss Nettie
Slasman, Of tiamber; John X. klee aud wife
and Henry kIee, of Walnut Grove Mills; VIM.
II. Capie, Geo. H. Caple and wife, Nelson
Yinglin1, wite and family, A. n Zentz, wife
and family, Harry klee. Miss Clara klse,
Herbert Hill. Misses Matte. Clara and Matte
Hill. Of Eastsiew; Miss Ida Williams. Wm.
Gregg and sifr and Miss Grace Yiugling, of
Eistyiew; Carroll Caple aud Miss FioSSie
Caple, of Reese; Miss Carrie +. Green and
William Green. of Carrollton; Mrs. Peter
Buchanan ana Raymond Buchanan, of Houcks.
vile; Miss Grace Lester. Of Finksburg, and
Vinton Caple, of Eastview. All expressed
themselves as having enjoyed most delight
fll evening aud royal good time, for which
they extended many thanks to their kind
hostess Mr. and Mrs. Capie.
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Nj. Airy lens.

ArRu Is Mrs. Wm. Gsvcr and children,
Who have been visiting ley psfsa:s Ca Fred.
erick, have returned bomr.
Mss Emrna hpib. ot MI Pleasant. spout
a frw days rccsal.y aiJh MR.. Elmrr k5lb.
Mr. Hyrit b, very sick.
Mi, Fannie Clary si-''IHE hrr .isser Ia
Delaware.
Misses Katie Bet anB Katie NasbAam. Ui
Frederick. spe'lla "a i5y. r-oraE'y sssh Mr.
George Clay.
Ms Henry CARY, Ms Elizabeth Ciary
and Mrs. Jesse T. Poole sT.sn; Wednesday
afternoon with Mo- Dr. Dry.his,. VI Wood
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wal,cr o Tuee. 81 lis'ri-
more, are visiting her aaat, Mr., BarFriL Mr..
InGe j. very sick.
Miss Marie Clary. OF BNl5imoy~, Who vas
home TOR few days. has rr,aruri back 30
her school.
Mrs. f. DvmouIh, of Baltimore. .prul a
lev days recently ~th Der parents. NJ, sai
Mrs. Thomas Ciary.
Ars. George Ciasy sPsu, TUESDAY With Mr.,
Clara CiAu.
Rev. Nc. Parker will preach al the VI T..
Charch South sunday, a. 10 50 a. N.
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Berrett Items.

APRIL lS.-Mrs. Margaret Dorsey spent
several days this week with Basil Dorsey and
family.
Mrs. J. J. Brandeuburg has returned from
a week visit in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. n. &. Pickett spent Sunday
with Mr.. aud Mrs John Mckinney.
The Easter service at Messiah Lutheran
Church was greatly enjoyed aud was largely
attended.
f. J. Braudenburg and Miss Mabel Dorsey
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ollie Buckingham, OF
Winfield.
Misses Florence Brandenhurg, Sadie Moore.
Grace Pickett. Mabel Dorsey. and Messrs. F..
j. Brandenburg, William Beck, Fred. Leath
erwood and K. j. Brandenburg attended the
Easter concert at the Maryland Collegiate
Institute. Union Bridge, last Thursday.
Oscar K. Streaker spent Sunday evening
with Miss Efie Conway.