The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-08-19
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

The season so lar has been success,
in attendance and in the program fur
nished on the platform. But one week
remains of the Chautauqua, the promi-
nent features of the daily program be-
ing as follows:
Friday, goth - Recognition Day.
HOO a. m. Lecture by Robt. NJ. Moore,
Washington. p. m. March of Chau-
tauquans, class of 1909. SPIN. Full
evening Of colored Moving Pictuers, in
GLIDING Cinderella" and the story of
rip Van Wrinkle"
Saturday, 2lst-ll a. m. Chalk Talk
by George Little. 500 p. m. Great
Weekend Entertainment. Solos, Illus
trated Songs and Moving Pictures.
Sunday, 22nd-11.OO a. m. Morning
! Sermon, The Immortality of a Trans
fer" DR.. Henry c. Risner, Tyler,
Texas. 7.GO D. N. Eventide Song Ser
vice.
Monday, 23rd-11.0O a. m. Lecture,
An Eagle Feather" bv DR.. Henry c.
Risner. 500 p. m. ben Hur," Gen
Lew Wallace's Immortal Story told by
means Of colored stereopticon views
and Moving Pictures, giving the Char
lot Race.
Tuesday, 24th-11.0O a. m. Lecture.
The Story of the Ages" Rev. DR.. &.
| S. Holmes. 7.39 p. m. Thirty minutes
of representations and lightning changes
by Mr.. Harry White, New York City,
followed at 500 by Grand Concert, by
the famous Lotus Glee Club of New
York City and Illustrated Songs and
Moving Pictures.
/ Wednesday, 18th" Musical Festival
Day." 100 a. m, Harry White the
impersonator and lightning change ar
fist. 2.30 .. m. The Great White
World, " Capt. Evelyn Briggs Baldwin,
manager of the Zeigler- Baldwin Arctic
Expedition, Elaborate collection of
curios. 100 p. m. Grand Closing En-
tertainment and brief lecture by Capt.
Baldwin, The First Time Across the
Arctic Ocean" illustrated by a series
of stereoptican views and followed by
double display Of moving pictures.
/ $50 .. m. Brilliant display of Fire
works as the excursion trains depart
/ Mr.. Burt Seese and Miss Rose
Heenan were married at the Mountain
Lake Hotel here after many exciting
and thrilling experiences. They are
from Clarksburg and they are at pres
ent residing in that city with Mrs. Mag
gle Cunningham, Mr. Seese's mother.
They had eloped and they were stopped
at Clarksburg, W. Va. from boarding
boarding Baltimore and Ohio train No.
4, after which they drove to Salem, w.
Va, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Seese and there Their unusual expert
ences, which lasted two days only be-
gan. After arriving at Salem. they
were unable to get a Baltimore and
ONO fast train to stop, 50 in the car
rage they had taken to Salem thew
continued to Bristol, w. Va, and spent
/ the rest of the night at the home of
Mr.. Ray Seese's mother-in-laW. The
following morning they took tram
| bound to Oakland, but thinking that
/ they would be intercepted by the
authorities at Grafton, they stopped at
| Webster, just west Of Grafton. Ray
! Seese, however, went to Grafton. Sc
cured carriage and driving back 70
! Webster got the bridal party and then
drove around Grafton to Thornton,
/ thereby evading any possibility of be-
ing intercepted at Grafton. At Thorn
ton, the first train out was taken to
! Oakland but when nearing that place
the possibility Of running into trouble
/ again loomed up, so Miss Heenan, Mrs.
I Seese and Mr.. Burt Seese went through
/ to Mountain Lake Park. while Ray
/ Seese, the best man, got off at Oakland
secured the marriage license and the
services of a preacher and drove to
( Mountain Lake Park where the cere-
mony took place a short time after
wards.
The ladies' of the NJ. f. church will
serve lunches and ice cream and cake
on the large yeranda of the Mallette
cottage on the closing day of the Chau-
tauqua, Wednesday next Proceeds to
go to parsonage fund.
The Maulsby cottage in Cosy Row
was purchased last week by Mr.. Bar
nard, who has been residing on the
same street The price paid was 81 ,225.
The natural gas franchise has again
been blocked, but the delay will only be
temporary. The People" want the
gas and they will get it in the end
On account Of rain the excursion to
the Park Tuesday was not 50 large as
had been expected, but the amphithea-
ire was well filled in the afternoon and
evening. The program was one of the
best ever given here. The afternoon
address by Gov. Glenn, of North Caro-
lima, was greatly enjoyed by the large
audience.