The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-01-03

and broth Dc Clarence, Dec 18th
at 1:3c a. M, over the 3. &. 0. for
Washington, and arrived there at
$3.50. Having some time to spare
we took in some sights of that in.
teresting city. Later we took
the fast line for Baltimore, and
made the rul. TO that city IN 80
minutes. There we were met by
my father, Simon Deshong, sis.
ter Jeanette, and friend of
theirs--Mrs. Frenzy. We took
a street car for the Frenzy home,
Ion Gilmore street. After a few
minutes ride we were welcomed
at the Frenzy home by the re.
mainder of the family, and found
everything in readiness in this
lovely home to satisfy our wants.
After we had fully rested, we
were all usherod into the dining
room, where Mrs. Nreney had
sufficiently loaded her table to
satisfy the appetItcs of twice our
number, OF too many good things
to mention. After dinner, sever
al of our happy company went
out to get view of the decora-
tions that had been prepared In
various places for Christmas, re-
turning late IN the afternoon, aud
took the boat "Susquehanna" to
cross the bay to my fathers
home. 1t being the first trip for
myself and little son, we saw
many things to attract our atten.
ton. The water was very smooth
when we started, but before we
got across it got a little rough,
but not enough to arouse any
fear.
After a ride on the bay of about
three hours, we reached the
wharf where we were met by my
brother Oscar, to take us home
distance of little more than
mile. If it had been over some
of those great old hills il Fulton,
we would not have reached our
destination so soon, but the land
is so level you can go for miles
and miles.
Tde roads are just like a floor,
aud are the width of three com.
mon roads. and not stone to be
found in them.
My dear old mother was await
ing our arrival with a good warm
supper.
l rested TIL Sunday, then we
drove to my uncle Thomas Starts
and spent the day pleasantly.
Christmas we were all invited
to VIM. e. W.nks, a former Ful.
ton county man, whose hospitall-
ty, of course, we were delighted
to accept. Christmas morning
bright and early, we all started
Mr.. Wink's where we spent the
forenoon very pleasantly till IL
o'clock, when dinner was announc-
ed. The dining room was beauti
fdlly decorated and heavy laden
table of roast turkey and so many
other good things that | will not
attempt to mention them all. Aft
er doing ample justice to the din
ner we spent few hours in s. ci.
able chat, but soon the old clock
chimed out the late hour of the
day. and we all started for our
home hoping we would all meet
again on many more such merry
o. C lsions. All the Pennsylvania
people in this county (Kent) were
present including MIR. Wink S
family, mother and sister, Thomas
Starr and family, and Simon
Deshong and family.
MRS. VIOLA D. GARLAND.
81 had tried everything for my
baby, until DR.. Lyle recon mend
ed Cascasweet. | can truthfully
say it is the best medicine l ever
, used for babies. My little baby
was a mere skelston from suom-
! ach trou ble-so bad that she id
not notice anything, nut is now
:, entirely we'll, and we can almost
, see her gr wv Mamie L. Tay
lor, Bedford, Va. Cascasweet is
, sold at Tropt's drug store.
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