The Washington herald., 1909-04-27

ment OF Miss Flora Eta Binns and
Clyde Davis BarDe was announced The
wedding viii take place IN June at the
home Of the brides parents, Dr. and
Mrs. J. f. Binns. Mr. Barbe Is a we'll
known Young business. man Of Nor
gantown.
Cumberland. Mildred Viclrey and
Miss Nellie Anderson were married last
night at the parsonage or Central Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. Decatur
street, by Rev. l.. A. RudasilI. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Anderson. The bridegroom is connected
with the department store OF McMullen
Brothers.
Frederick Md.-Rev. =. c. Makasky
Sunday preached his farewell sermon tc
the Methodist Protestant congregation
at BuckeystoWn. this county. Of which he
has ben pastor for a number Of years.
Rev Mr. Makasky viii become pastor
OF the West Baltimore charge OF that
denomination. RE viii be succeeded al
Buckeystown by Rev. Luther F. Warner
who has been stationed al Newark. y J
Hagerstown. Md.-Potomac Lodge. I. O.
O. F, OF HagerStown. Sunday evening
began a three DAYS celebration IN honor
OF the seventeen anniversary OF the
founding OF the local lodge. Sunday
evening members Of the order 10 the
number Of 30 attended services at St
PauIS United Brethren Church where q
special sermon WAS delivered by Jhe pas.
was "The call OF the brotherhood" Men
day evening anniversary exercises were
held in Junior Hall. where the oTatior
was delivered by john B. Goodwin. sec
retary OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Grand Secretary William s. Jones, oi
Baltimore, also made an address.
Westminster. Md.-The ceremonies o'
instituting Westminster Council. Nof2s3
knights of Columbus. were concluded
yesterday afternoon. more than 5d4 mem
bers 0f the order and ladies' being il
attendance The visiting knights repre-
sented councils OF the order in Baltimore
HaEerstcwn, Gettysburg. Hanover. ant
McSherryStown. for the accommodation o1
whom the Western Maryland Railroad
ran special trains from Baltimore and
Gettysburg
Westminster. Md.-Mrs. MasSie 4
Shipley. wife OF Rev Grove J. Shipley
died last week az her home a. ShipIey
aged sixty-two years. Her husband. whc
survives nor. is a local minister Of tbs
Methodist Protestant Church. and one Oi
the best known school teachers IN this
county.
Cumberland Md.-The Democratic mu.
nicipal primaries for the election to bs
held in Cumberland on the trird Nm.
DAY in May VIII be held his evening. a
which time candidates will be nominated
in each Of the six wards Of the city Tor
ward COuncilmen. and on Thursday even
ing the Republican primaries VIII Do
held In a number OF wards contests
will be waged. and an ehfort Is being
made by the Democrats 20 retain con
troll Of the city by putting ND a strong
ticket. The Republicans viii have %
elect FIVE ogt Of the six counciimen q
regain control OF the council
Norfolk. vs.-Por;smouth and Norfols
men being debarred from holding seats
in the city councils because Of their en-
ployment in the navy yard here. the gov
eminent has instituted. an investigation
Of political conditions. with the idea OF
affording them relief. II possible. by the
suspension Of the rule against civil serv-
ice employees holding Office under tht
State government.
Cumberland. Md.-Rev. GEORGE c. Shaw
pastor OF Holy Cross Protestant Eplsco-
pal Church. has resigned to accept a cal
TO 81. Georges Episcopal Church. Mount
Savage. Md.
Hsgerst0wn. Md.-Miss Laura Baker. of
near Quincy. and Roy Smith. OF Buena
Vista. made visit to Chambersburg and
were married by Rev c. ". Brewbaker
pastor OF the First Brethren Church. AZ
ter a short wedding trip. NIr and Mrs
Smith viii reside az Blue Ridge summit
where the groom is engaged in business
Elkton. Md.-The large warehouse o.
James Naudain. situated along the Bal
umore and Ohio Railroad. near SingerIy
Station. two miles north Of here. was de-
strOyed by fire The origin Of the blaze
is unknown. The loss is only partly GOV
cred by insurance
Elkton. Md-John Frazer. leading
merchant Of EIkton, died suddenly las
night at his home here Of acute kidney
trouble.
Lynchburg. Ta.-FOr the first time II
the history OF the Corporation Court Oi
Lyuchburg the judge win not be called
upon to consider the applications FOL
liquor licenses this week. because Of The
operation Of the local option laws in tht
city
Wheeling. ". Va.-world-w wide Method
ism will be represented IN Wheeling this
week. when the annual meeting of bish-
ops Of that denomination will be held