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This Was a Great Blast.


One Of the largest blasts that thisState has
ever seen took place at Fite's Eddy, Wednes-
day. In the work Of making way for the new
track of the Columbia and Port Deposit Rail-
road, the entire ledge of rock between the pre-
sent tracks and the river was shot out into the
stream. This ledge was about quarter Of
mile long and Of solid rock. OrdinarilEri'
would have taken weeks and weeks to remove
it, but the contractors, Kirbaugh q Co., are
used to doing things on large scale and Dc.
cided to remove it all at once. In the past two
cars OF giant powder and nearly q ton and .
half of dynamite were used. The force OF the
explosion picked up the rock bodily and hurled
it into the river. The Island was literally COW
cred with. debris and wave Of water. thirty
club house, which is located there Fiteb
Eddy Hotel, which had been moved behindla
hill, escaped damage. The force Of the shock
could be felt for miles around, although peo-
pie at Peach Bottom state that 1t was not any
more severe than many another blast which
has been put off since the work OF building
fha road beQaU. -.
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Tommy Blunt Gan Ride some.-Little
Tommy Blunt, though q wee bit Of q fellow,
can ride over the jumps. Wednesday at the
Horse Show given FOR the benefit of the Holy
Family Church, at Jacksonville, he just sat
Bob White as well as some of the big boys"
who were riding horses before the little fellow
Little Tommy is nearly Is years old and is
the son of Mr.. Bradley T. J. Blunt. When the
boy first began to ride he just took to It es u II
was the most natural thing In the world for
him. Some OF the people who saw the boy at
the show took il as matter Of course and did
not seem to notice the little fellow when ne
would wheel the big horse around on his
launches and dash for the hurdle.
When the horse raised Tommy would Just
bend over little, effecting the famous seat OF
Tod Sloan, and glide over the obstacle with the
grace and ease Of great rider. II told you he
was q wonder" said one farmer. "Well, why
shouldn't be be, " said hiscompanion, Ibis dad
was rider and the thing just comes 70 nim az, -
naturally as q duck takes to water. "-bdH'-
more SltN.
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A Two Days Find in the Trolley Cars
Following is list of the articles found in the
cars of the United Railways and Electric Com
pany on Saturday and Sunday last and that
were taken to the Office at the corner of How
ard and Franklin streets for Identification:
10 Umbrellas.
l Bundle of Clothes.
3 Pocketbooks.
Watch and Fob.
/ Shoe.
Packages of Merchandise.
Box Of Candy.
1 Set of Tools.
2 Lunch Boxes.
/ Pair Overalls and Shoes.
l Small Pin.
l Fishing Rod.
/ Bank Book.
/ Shawl.
/ Bottle Whisky.
Doll Baby.
1 Book.
2 Prayer Books.
1 Hand Bag.
/ Basket Of Clothes.
/ Watch.
Feathers.
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Harrisonville, I'd District-The annual
tournament and horse show for the benefit of
Holy Family Catholic Church, of Harrison
Vile. took place on Wednesday afternoon and
chief marshal and Messrs. Redmond @. Stew
art, William T. Coghlan and VIM. H. Law
renca judges The winners in the horse ahnw
were as follows:
Double Fancy Roadster--Mr. Clarence
Lowery (Pikesville), | John Rudder tReis-
Single Fancy Roadster-Niss Nora Wor-
thington (Harrisonville) / DR.. Harry A.
Nayior (Pikesville). 2.
Ponies-Miss Bentley, /; Miss Eleanor
Shriver, 2.
Haif-Miie Race-Mr. Payt>u Todd (Hattie
Day., /; Mr.. VIM. Miller n ng MASTER, 2
Bradley Clunt won WI OBJ White first
prize in the hurdle class Payton Todd 3
Midnight second.
Several Republican Democratic candi-
dates for Office were amo.sg those in attendance.
Mr.. Samuel Sellers near Randalstown met
with quite serious accident while cutting
grain with binder on Tuesday. He had dis
mounted from the team in order to attend to
some fault in the machine when the horses
started and the binder caught him by the foot,
nearly severing that member: DR.. William /.
Buppert was hastily summoned and rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
Miss Mamie L. Kemp is spending some
time visiting friends in Waynesboro, Va.
Mrs. Marion ]. Davis and children, of An.
napolis. are the guests of Mrs. John B. Miller,
| of Jacksonville.
Miss Corinne Cauthorn, of Sykesville, il
spending several days with Miss Lillian Kemp,
| at her home in this place.
| Mrs. Frances Key Dorsey, Of Baltimore,
| spent last week with Mrs. Mary Offutt Wor-
| Ellington, at her home in this district.
The hay crop is phenomenal in this section
and have heard old people say that the hay
| on the White Grounds excels in quantity any
crop they ever saw. NJ.
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suMMnR NupT1AL EVENTS.

MrNNrcK-ZrrK.-MissE Eleanor link, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conrad link, and MI.
Orastus Lyons Minnich, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Minnich, both of Cockeysville, were
married on Wednesday. The ceremony was
performed at O. o'clock in the afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents by Rev. A. T. Pin
dell, rector of Sherwood Protestant Episcopa
Church. Miss Ada r. link, sister of the bridesl
was bridesmaid, and Miss Leister link, her
cousin, was flower girl. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in gray travelling gown, with
hat, veil and gloves TO match, end carried .
shower bouquet Of Bride roses. The couplN
were rendered reception prior to the weddin
TO which a number of guests were inyitc
After the ceremony they left for trip Soutns
There future home will be at Cockeysville.
EHRHARDT-ABEY.- Miss Emma Abbey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Abey, was
married Wednesday evening to Mr.. John
George Ehrhardt, at the home Of the gr00m's
parents at Hamilton, Hartford road. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. 0. @. Maase:
The house was profusely decorated with p0tteo
plants, ferns and flowers, and on the porches
were strung Chinese lanterns. The bridesmaid
was Miss Lena Abey, sister OF the bride, and
the best man was Mr.. Emory Ehrhardt, Drotner
of the groom. The bride wore white SIX chill.
fon, with Irish point lace. The bridesmaid
carried pink bouquet. The wedding march
was played by Mr.. d. Reid. The young men
of Hamilton serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrhardt.
They received large number of presents.
Mite Society Meeting. --On Monday night,
July ODD, the Mite Society of Grace ID. Z:
Church, Chestnut Ridge, met at the home OF
Mrs. John Long, with alarge attendance. Aiter
several solos, duets, choruses and prayer Dy the
pastor, Rev. H. F. Wright, the usual business
was disposed of, including the paying OF duess::l
Refreshments were served. The society VIII VII.
meet next month at the home Of Mrs. Ell
Sven.
Before the business of the evening was taken
up the only granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Long was baptized Emma Marie. She is Q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Talbert.
For the Towson Volunteer Fire Com
pany.-The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Towson Volunteer Fire Com.
paDy to formulate plans for an entertainment.
to be given for the benefit of the company, Will
meet at the Guild House, on Tuesday evening,
July 3Oth, at o'clock. A prompt attendance
Of members is requested.
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Honesty With Ones Self.
0xso ca. To.,.....J

Among all the words of counsel
school and college graduates we b
nothing more sensible, forcefns al
hensive than President Hadley simpI
to the Yale seniors--be straight. On those
two words hang all the law and the prophets.
Be honest with yourself, and your life will be
clean, righteous and truly successful. The
most important thing in the formation Of Q
child's character is to teach him to honor and
love and tell the truth. The truthful boy can.
not 20 far wrong. The man who forms the
habit of telling the truth to himself will have
SCIENCE. he is safeguarded against dishonor,
be the temptation in the form Of real sin or
petty vice.
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-Trlbu.es. e.. 10 cents Psr Inc


AUGHINBAUGH.-On July 2lst, at her resi-
dence WoodlaWn road, Roland Park, Helen d (
wife Of Charles r. Aughinbaugh.
TROWBRIDGE.-At Lutheryllle, on July y
Mrs. Maria L. TroWbridge, daughter OF
BRADLEY.-On July 2lth, at heE3nt
in Lauraville, Henrietta, WI
FINN.-On July 2lst, Mary
n days, and Margaret,
months and II days, dal
Mary A. Finn, of Loeb
FRENCH.-On July ~
more county, Mildred
days, daughter OF Jas.
LANAHAN.-On July
in the 01st year OF b
Rev. John Lanahan,
MILES.-Near Monkton
Miles, ST., aged rs yea
gEARS.-On July 18th,
Scarf widow Of Gilber
BOYD-On July 18th, at
wilhelm street. Baltlm
the late James H. Boy
late John Flayhart, Of
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Prospect Park to the Fore.--A meeting Of
the Prospect Park Racing and the Maryland
State Fair Association directors and depart
ment superintendents was held in Baltimore on
Tuesday, at the offices of President Henry A..
Brehm, in the Equitable Building.
Superintendent made reports showing that
all departments were in promising condition
and the expectations are for an exhibition
greater than in any previous year.
The association is member OF the Mary
land and Virginia Fair and Racing Circuit.
Its dates for the fair and race meeting are Sep
TENDER 18th to 18th, inclusive.
Three trotting or pacing. races are to begiven
each day excepting Saturday, September l4th,
when there will be six running races There
will be running race on the fat also steeple-
chase daily. On Thursday, September 18th,
there will be two fat and one steeplechase be-
sides the regular harness races.
General Secretary Wallace Elliott and Race
Secretary John T. COUGAR were appointed q
committee to confer with committees from the
United Hunts of Maryland and the Baltimore
County Agricultural Society on the question
of forming temporary circuit drumming race
meets,
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Trowbridge.-Mrs. Maria L. Trowbridge
died on Sunday night last, after long illness,
at her home in Lutherville. She was the eld-
est daughter of the late Rev. DR.. John g. Nor
ris. one of the founders Of Lutherville. De-
ceased is survived BY one son-Rev. John X.
Trowbridge, pastor Of st. Peters Lutheran
Church EastOn.s Pa.
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nROsPECT HILL
SON, 1ED.-Tnc0y.Es
TIFULLY SITUATED
VIEWS OF SURROUl
HIGH AND DRY: @
LOTS ALL SIZES. Adj
OF THE COMPANY. ~
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Eklo, 9Th District.-Grain is pretty well
housed in this section, and farmers are turn
ing their attention to hay-making, which crop
is fairly good one.
contemplate renovating their house of worship.
Judge Melchor Hoshall is chairman OF the
building committee, which is sufficient guar
antee that the work will be properly done.
Picnics will be the order for Saturdays in and
around this section from now on till cold
weather sets in.
The trustees of Pine Grove Church have
erected O very neat iron fence around the
church and a similar fence has also been
placed in front of the parsonage in the village
Of Rayville, showing the appreciation which
the congregation has for making the place OF
worship attractive. The church at that place
will be repainted and papered during the sum-
mer. The Sunday school donated 500 towards
this improvement. Rev. f. B. Emenheiser,
who is in charge of Rayville Circuit OF the Y.
B. Church, is an indomitable worker, not only
in the discharge Of his pastoral duties, but
also in the manual labor which is required to
shape up affairs, considering physical exercise
a necessity for sound mind, as well as Q
blessing.
ing few weeks visiting her sister in Indiana.
Miss NJ e. Hoshall, daughter of Col. ]. g.
Hoshall, is visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. John M. Houseman, Of New Market.
died very suddenly last Saturday evening OF
apoplexy. He was native of Eklo, where
his funeral took place Monday, at 8 P. NJ. and
was very largely attended, Revs. BeaDe and
Brian officiating. Mr.. Housman was 81 years
of age and highly respected citizen.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Spicer is quite i'll at this time
Tuesday.
Miss Lille Oeligrath, trained nurse of Bal
timore, is spending her vacation with her sis
ter. Mrs. Ellen Baublitz. of this district.
Capt Henry Wilhelm is the first farmer in
this section to exhibit ripe peaches. He takes
great interest in the cultivation OF fruit and is
always on the lookout for the very best as well
as the most prolific. He is also potato
fancier.
Many people in this community-on account
of the heavy frosts and very late and cold
pring-predicted no fruit, but in this they
were badly mistaken. While the crop is not
a heavy one yet there is fair sprinkling OF
apples in most orchards. b.
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Miles.-Mr. George H. Miles, ST., 9 farmer
of NV Ladys Manor 10th district, died on the
18th inst, after long illness from q compiled.
ton of diseases. aged IS years. BE Is survived
by two sons and two daughters-Messrs:G Geo.
H., and William Miles, Mrs. Charles Troyer
and Miss Martha Miles. The funeral took
place at Wesley Chapel on Sunday afternoon.
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SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION.'
Monday, July 20, by VIM: N. McFaul ana 4. Til
den Kel6auRh, trustees. on the premises,
corner Catonsville and Bloomingdale ave-
nues Catonsville. valuable real estate.
-[hursday August /. by George N. Gantz, corner
Baltimore and Third streets. Highlandtown,
fine brick dwelling and large collection
personal property.
art House door, q valuable farm in the eth
krict IN miles north of Cockeysville.
lay, August IS, by John h. Duncan. attor-
& in Reisterstown.
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Catonsville Civic League.-The Civic
League of CatonsvilIe held meeting on Thurs
day evening in the lecture-room OF Salem
Evangelical Lutheran Church, which was
largely attended. According to the proposal
of the committee the league will have three
obiects-the enforcement Of existing laws, the
procurement of such additional laws as may
be necessary and the improvement Of Cations.
Vile and vicinity in general. Its affairs VIII
be administered by an executive committee OF
representative citizens. ALI white males OF
the age Of 16 years or over shall be eligible to
active membership. Honorary membership
shall be open to all other persons.
The leading purpose is to organize and unity
the public spirit Of the neighborhood in such
a wav that it will express itself for the general
Improvement of one of Baltimore's most beau
tifnl suburban communities.
The members of the special COMMITTEES on
organization were Messrs. ThomasG. DeFord,
Frederick Lentz, John Watson, Jr., and Rev.
J. A. Nesbitt.
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An Entire Train Jumps the Track
About 1870 o'clock on Wednesday morning
the northbound passenger train on the Green
Spring Branch Of the Northern Central Rail-
way left the tracks on curve about three
quarters of a mile south of Rockland. The
rear passenger coach plunged across both
tracks, buried the forward platform in the
bank and remained standing on end ready to
turn turtle. A score of passengers who were
in the coach were badly shaken up, but be-
yond few bruises only one Ia woman) seemed
to be injured to any extent. The wreck tore
up the tracks for several hundred yards, and
the road was not open for traffic until about
Sim.
The train was in charge Of Engineer Krea.
mer and Conductor Pierce. The former said
he believed the wreck was due to the buckling
of the rails. He also said he was not proceed
ing at a rapid rate when the accident occurred.
The train consisted of q locomotive, bag
gage and passenger car, all OF which left the
tracks. After the passenger coach became de-
tached the other section continued for more
than 100 yards. T
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A verv auccessful Fete.--The mid.sum.
NOR fste' for the benefit of st. Dominic's
Parish. Hamilton, was decided success, the
receipts having been % 900 net. There were
severel contests. The baby contest for gold
ring was won by Mrs. Frederick's baby. Of
Parkville. The pretty doll was won y Anna
and chain were won by Miss Annie Bayer. Of
I Ian and the gold watch BY Miss May
Carrie Ewing, of Hamilton, who also got the
nrize for bringing in the largest amount Of
cash money. The prize was handsome gold
rosary. st. Dominic's will hold its annual
picnic the latter part OF this month.
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Hereford. 9TH District.-On Saturday eve
ming. JuIv 10Th. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Howard MIL
Ter entertained q number of their FRIENDS as .
lawn party, in honor Of Mrs. john 1ncs, u =.
st. Louis. The grounds were made atttac.lse
with Japanese lanterns and the table W.
eIaborately decorated with flowers and was
abundantly supplied with seasonable refresh r5a
ments. Those present were Mr.. ana Mts'
Robert H. MAYS. Mr.. and Mrs. John 4: Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Thompson, MI: anu
Mrs. J. Wilmer Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. ~;
7. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mays M. ana 1H
Mrs. John q. Diven, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
knight, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John b. heiisy,
Mrs Rachel Burns, Mrs. Mary =: Leach, MIS-
George Hamilton, Mrs. Jane Young, ME-
John Price, Misses Marion Flick. Hester =.
Mays, Olive ]. Mays. e. Rebecca Miller Eme
Roller, Minnie and Edna Hsmlltons ,:,,;as's
Burns, Josephine Miller and Messrs: William
Ruhl, ST., j. W. Armacost, Harry ArmagosL'
Mark Miller, Charles e. Giles, Harvey Miller,
Charles and Allen knight, Edgar Burns, Kay
mond and Leonard Miller, Howard Tnomp-
son, Harry Mays, Jr. and Irwin Mays, the
latter Of Baltimore.
birthday on the 14th instant by spending the
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs: X. d;
Mays, where beautifully laden table added
to the pleasures of the guests. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Burns, Misses
Lossie Ruhl and Mamie Burns and Messrs.
0ldl06 mays, Alicu anu 4 ohNAo 49, %
and Edgar Burns. During the afternoon ice
cream and cake were served and there was
vocal music.
Miss Alverta Ensor has returned to her home
in Baltimore after spending few days with
relatives here.
Miss Marion Flick. of Baltimore, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Mollie Leach, of Hereford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Peregoy and daughter,
of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. Peregoy's sister,
Mrs. Melvina Turnbaugh, of this village.
Miss Ethel Naylor is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Richard Myers, of Owings' Mills.
Miss Annie Grimm, of Baltimore, Is guest
of Mrs. Andrew Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Carman, who bad been
visiting friends in Virginia and elsewhere,
have returned.
Miss Angela West has returned to her home
here after visiting friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss Rebecca Young. of York, is spending
her vacation here with her father, Mr.. Valen-
tine Young
The fine new barn on the farm of Mr.. r. n.
Mays is about completed and adds very much
to the appearance of his property. J.
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Randallstown, I'D District.-The light
ming accompanying the storm Of Thursday
OF last week killed fine COW belonging to Mr..
Rev. Ralph Illingworth, of Randallstown
Presbyterian Church. exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Mr.. Curley, of Mt. Olive M. E. Church,
on Sunday evening last. Large congregations
attended both churches. Rev. Mr.. Illingworth
will take his vacation in August.
Mr.. Noah E. Offntt and family, of Jockeys
Vile, who are visiting Mr.. Offutts parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas q. Ohutt, of Granite,
are spending several days with Mrs. j. +. U.
Worthington, of Roslyn.
Misses Lilly Eidman and Helen Burnett OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Hartman Klohr.
Miss Anna Wheeler, of Baltimore, is VISIT
ing Miss Annie Weber.
The annual Sunday school picnic of Mt.
Olive Church will be held Wednesday, July
31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loock, Of Baltimore,
spent last Sunday with Mrs. LOCKS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. W. Russell.
The Randallstown Mite Society held its last
meeting at the home of Mr.. John u. Sudman.
The entertainment was in charge of Messrs.
Charles and Edgar Belt, of Owings Mills.
A great many young people OF this neigh
borhood are sick with mumps.
A surprise party was given to Miss Annie
Weber by her guest, Miss Anna Wheeler. Of
Baltimore, on Wednesday evening last, which
was attended by very large crowd
Mr.. Vanzant, of Baltimore, has been leading
the singing at Mt. Olive Church for some time
Mr.. Joseph Black, who is suffering with
pleurisy, is very Ill. ".
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rHR nnATH RECoRp.

Miies.-Miss Ariel Miles died on Sunday
Miles, in Baltimore aged 81 years. She was q
native of Baltimore county and q daughter OF
Abraham and Matilda Miles. who lived near
PhiIopolis. Rev. Nelson r. Miles, Of the 10th
district, and Mr.. John B. Miles, Of Philadel.
phia, are brothers of the deceased. Miss Miles
had been member oftbe Methodist Episcopal
Church over seventy years.
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slight Fire.-An alarm Of fire at Baynes-
Vile east of Towson, on Friday morning,
18th inst, was caused BY the rooi on the mouse
~ Mr.. Charles Simms taking FIRE from the
Chimney. The Towson engine responded to the
alarm. but the flames were extiuguIshed before
its arrival, the damage being slight.
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Sues for $50, 900 Damages.-On the for
NAL charge of alternating the affections Of his
wife, Mary Margaret Meyer, DR.. Frank q.
Meyer, of Eutaw Place, Baltimore, has institu-
ted suit in the City Court against her brother,
Harry 8. Cox. Or. Meyer and Mr.. Cox are
Jointly interested in the Imperial Stables, 1905
North Eutaw street. 1t was stated BY one OF
the attorneys in the case that up until short
time ago the married life of the Meyers was
apparently a very happy one, consequently
the alleged arrangement came as great sur
prise to the friends Of the family.
DR.. Meyer alleges in his bill Of complaint
that Mr.. Cox deliberately and maliciously won
his wife away from him and thereby desolated
and ruined his home. He wants $5O,OOO
damages.
The Meyers were married June Is, 1895. and
have two little daughters. The Doctors attor.
neys are Messrs Chas. F. Harley and Peter j..
Campbell.
Mr.. Cox and DIR. Meyer are the owners OF
Locust Vale Stock Farm, near Towson, prop
erty that is now in the hands of receivers.
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parry Hall. 18th District.-The Sunday
school Of Perry Hall NJ. E. Church South will
hold its annual picnic on Wednesday, July
31st, in the church grove.
Mrs. Townsend and Mrs: Shelley are visiting
Mrs. B. Lee, of Perry Hall.
Mrs. A. Schminke and family are visiting
Mrs. Schminke's sister.in-law, Mrs. Mary
Moritz, OF this place. =,
Miss Marie Gambrill, of New Castle, Del, is
spending some time with Miss Halbert, OF
Perry Hall.
Miss Susie Halbert and Miss Fort have re-
turned to Ellicott City after having visited the
formers neice Miss Nj. A Halbert.
Miss Bessie Blakely, of Baltim is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Della De by.
Mr.. G. Raymond Halbert, Of this place, has
returned to his home after visiting friends in
Baltimore. ~.