davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era., 1910-09-29

follows:
Hebron Precinct WIN. Marr, A. ].
Monroe, Fletcher Campbell
Rand Precinct-J. E. Slack, E. A. Arm
old, J. L. Ish.
Pearl Precinct-Cook Rea, Ed. Lenke,
Chas. Bulls.
Cowdrey Precinct-T. ]. Payne, ]. F.
McCasland, Casper Fox,
Higho Precinct-W. R. Monahan; E.
A. Wattenberg, Chas Bergquist
Walden Precinct-P. W. Fischer, w
G. Barnes c. L. P. Wnscom.
The following order was entered of
record:
1T is hereby ordered;
That the Colorado Telephone Cos
assessed valuation in Jackson County
(S2. 230 .00) be divided among the School
Districts through which it line passes as
follows;
Dist. No 2 S744. 90
Dist, No. 4 TAB 90
Dist. No 743.00
50. 23O. 90
Their mileage being Approximately
equal Tie Town of Walden t" have
S495. 0G as its proportion of the Colo Tel
Cos valuation
That the Rocky Mountain Bell Tel
Co.'S assessed valuation in jackson Go.
(S3, 400 0O) be divided between the
School Distr cts through which its lire
pas es as fo!!uws
Dist. No /, SD35 60
g. g i6l co
3.4OO 90
That being the approximate proportion
of their mileage.
The County Treasurer'S books were
audited for the months of May and JuTe
with totals as follows:
April 30 1910. Bal. on hand $lS.S10 so
April and May receipts 3,2l0 10
Apr and May expenditures s64 "a
Bal on hand June 80, 1910. 19,S24.75
q, ,Os9 50
Report approved.
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Jackson County
Republican Ticket

Judge Hubert G. Chedsey
Coroner G. E, Mosman
Clerk & Recorder E. N. Butler
Treasurer A.. A. Hunter
School Superintendent Nellie Affolter
Assessor Chas. L. p. Winscom
Surveyor NJ. G. Ward
Sheriff j. Z. Timbrel
Commissioners II. E. Hunter,
J. E. Mallon, Owen s. Case
Frank w. Murphy, Representative from
this district, Grand, Summit and Jack
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

for the Advancement of Science The report is said to have the unqualified fndorsement of Dr. Henry s. Pritchett, president of the Carnegie Foundation and one of the leading authorities of the country on educational matters.
 According to Dr. Flexner, the state board of health of Illinois is to a large degree responsible for the continued maintenance of so many low grade medical schools in Chicago. Very like Iy this is true. If so, it should be pos sfble to bring about early improve ment of conditions through the pres sure of public opinion upon the state board of health and upon the governor of Illinois. who appoints the members of that board.-Chicago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
virsinia's View of the Fight.

We have expressed the hope and we repeat 1t now, that the negro will send Jeffrics to the sawdust before the fight has gone the limit. and hope this, not because we want to see a negro cham pion, but because a white man who will fight with a negro, unless he has to. should bite dirt and bite it deep. We hope, too, though we have little on which to base the hope, that this will be the last great ring encounter. It is a sorry sport, a depraving sport, and the sooner it is under the ban in every state the better for the country Richmond (Va~) Times Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
chieaso's Medical Schools.

When Chicago is publicly character ized as 'the plague spot of the coun- try in respect to medical education 1t is time for the medical authorities of Illinois to take notice. It has long been matter of common knowledge among well informed persons that some of the medical schools of this city are of low grade The existence of such tain higher standards
 The latest and severest criticism of Chicago medical schools is contained in report on medical education in the United States. prepared by Abra- ham Flexner, educator and special in vestigator of the Carnegie Foundation
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Milford.-The Catholic chapel at Walnut Beach is in course of con struction and will be ready for use this season.
 BerIin.-Mrs Marie Hills saw Hal 1ey's comet when it put in appearance seventy-five years ago. Mrs. Hillis Is 88 years of age.
 Stamford-Rosemar hall closed on Thursday. Ernest Thompson Seton delivered the address to the graduates. In the evening the students presented The Tempest in the orchard LitehfieId.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard will attend the Passion Play at Ober- amergau. w. S. Rogers of Bantam also expects to attend the festival.
 New Haven-Chief Rufus R. Fan cher of the fire department has been off duty for a short rest for the past several days. In his absence Marshal Perkins is acting as head of the de- pertinent.
 Brideeport.-Gov Frank B. Weeks has appointed Winifred Ann Hart of Bridgeport to be a member Of the board of registration and examination of nurses for a term of three years from July l.
 Georqetown-Rev J. D. Stoner re- gently graduated from the Berkeley Divinity school at Middletown, has been appointed assistant rector of St. Johns Episcopal church. Georgetown, and will enter upon his duties June Is.
 Meriden.-About a dozen teachers appeared before the committee on schools to plead for G. Frank Goodale, supervisor of music, whose salary was recently cut s40O by the board. They asked that he be given his former sal ary.
 Derby.-Miss Grace A. Child, libra rian at the Derby public library. has rendered her resignation and goes to Newark, N. J., where she will have charge of a high school library which is connected with the general library in that city.
 Torrinston.-At the meeting of the Litchfield Alumni association Friday evening a list of officers to be voted on at the evening of the annual banquet was prepared. William Crutch' is nominated for president and Dr. Turk ington vice president.
 New Britain.-Charles K Hamilton, the New Britain aeronaut has been engaged by the New York Times and the Philadelphia Ledger to make flight from New York to Philadelphia and back He will bear a message from one paper to the other. It is probable that the flight will take place Saturday.
 Hartford.-Mr. and Mrs. William Macdonald and son, Percival H. White of Hartford, left Monday for Denver, Col. Mrs. Macdonald is to represent the fourteenth annual convention of the national congress of mothers and parent teachers association at Denver June 10 to 15.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
Local Laconics.

Mrs. George Hyde and two daugh- ters of New London are visiting West erly relatives.
 Archibald Miller Reid and Miss Isa- belle Rae were married Thursday eve ming by Rev. Samuel M. Cathcart-
 General Charles R. Brayton, the political boss" of Rhode Island, will spend July and August at Watch Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
One That Fits Him.

King Edward was called the Peace maker. It would not be far wrong to characterize the off1cal American rep resentative at his funeral as the Pace maker.-Providence Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
Never Bothered by Facts.

What difference does it make to Bryan as to the facts, when the in domitable spirit of peerless leadership moves him to butt ny-Washingto Post
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Scotland are those for cooking. almost all houses getting heat from open hre- niaces 42
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
The Westerly band played a doubIe

Mrs. Harriet Potter, wife of James Potter, a resident of the North Ston- inqton road. died Thursday morning after a long illness. She was 74 years of age and is survived by her hus- band and Mrs. B. G. Richmond, Jr. an adopted daughter She leaves a sister, Mrs. Peter Livingstone of West erly and, six brothers. Samuel. Charles. Peleg William and George I-awton. of Westerly and pr. Christopher Lawton of London England.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
WESTERLY TOWN COUNCIL MEETS

William L. Clarke Reelected President-Town Officials Chosen-A ppontment of Police Committee Deferred z--Overbearing Policy of Watch Hill Property o wn- to be Corrected-Band Concert-Mrs. James Pot ter's Eeath.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

MIford.-The Catholic chapel at Walnut Beach is in course of con struction and will be ready for use this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

The Westerly band, under the lead ershiP of Charles o. Gavitt, gave the second public concert of the summer series in Wilcox park. Thursday eve ming, which was enjoyed by many. The program nme follows: March, Deming, Reeves; waltz, The Third Degree. Bendix; overture. Light Cavalry, Suppe; cornet solo. Song of the Roses. by Stanley Livingstone; medley of new popular airs. Haviland; selection from Bohemian Girl Balfe; intermez- 20, Amo, Ingraham; popular song, se- lected;' Persian Lamb Rag Wenrich; march. The Middleman. Abel; finale, The Star Spangled Banner.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Brideeport.-Gov. Frank B. Weeks has appointed Winifred Ann Hart of Bridgeport to be a member of the board of registration and examination of nurses for a term of three years from July L
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Torrington.-At the meeting of the Litchfield Alumni association Friday evening list of officers to be voted on at the evening of the annual banquet was prepared. William Crutch' is nominated for president and Dr. Turk ington vice president.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Berln.-Mrs. Marie Hills saw Hal ley's comet when it put in appearance seventy-five years ago. Mrs. Hillis Is S8 years of age.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Georgetown.-Rev. J. D. Stoner. re- gently graduated from the Berkeley Divinity school at Middletown, has been appointed assistant rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, Georgetown, and will enter upon his duties June Is.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Stamford.-Rosemary hall closed on Thursday. Ernest Thompson Seton delivered the address to the graduates. In the evening the students presented The Tempest in the orchard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Litchfield.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Liggett will soon sail for Munich and will attend the Passion Play at Ober- amergau. w. S. Rogers of Bantam also expects to attend the festival.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Meriden.-About a dozen teachers before the committee on schools to plead for G. Frank Goodale, of music, whose salary was recently cut s40O by the board They asked that he be given his former sal arU
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-29

decorated with palms. The bride wore
aRown of charmeusc satin with hand
embroidery and bands of or, stall net
Her tulle veil was fastened with a floral
spray, and she carried bride rosci. There
were no attendants. The wedding
marches from l.ohengrin and Mendels
sohn were rendered by Mrs. Orion {
Michael. The ushcrs were Mr.. Harry l.
Martin, brother of the bride, Mr.. William
II, Wright. Ir, brother oi the groom;
DR.. I Arthur Crouin and Mr.. John l.
Irwin.
The bride and groom left at ten u clock
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Atlantic City after which they will reside
In Aberdeen.
Among the out OF town guests who
witnt sstd the eIcmony were Mis- 7. ~
Perrin. of B.ooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. VIM
A. Martin, Of Grafton. Pa Miss Cora
Martin and Mr. John slice. OF New York
Mr.. n Tipp slice and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs William Flowers AMI Mss Jesse
He'll, ot baltimore Mr.. and Mrs William
II Wright and Miss Elva Wright, near
Write Hall; Prot, and Mrs Charles T
Wright, Miss Mayiirld and Miss Allie
Jackson; Of Eel Air.
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M"SKroS, july 27th Mr. and Mrs,
lanes Wheeler and children. ni Washing
ton, and Mr.. Alfred Garrison, III Pitts.
burg, are the guests Of Mir aud Mrs
John Is Garrison.
Misses Adele and Elizabeth parlcti
M ! Master David ratlett. 81 Washing.
ton, are spsnG.ag the summer with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester
Phelps
Mr. Sylvester u Cnrman. Of Baltimore,
was The weekend guest 81 his father,
Mr.. {. {. Carmnn.
Mr. Elijah Carman. Of rikr1yille. is
spending some time with his brother
Mr.. { {. Carman
Mrs. LenTy and Ms. Evans NJ" with
their father, Judge Carvil TolIey.
Mr. Iicnlc Howard and family are
spending he summer on their farm near
Taylor
Mr. Harry Stamford was the guest d
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs William e
Stamford. on sunday.
Miss Mary Y. Phelps spent q few days
last week with friends IN baltimore and
Annapolis
Miss Lillian STREET., Of baltimore, is
the guest II her brother. Mir John Rush
Street,
Miss Slllir Carman. # Washington. is
with Miss Anna Is Cnrmnn
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HERkIEY, July 2Gih Mr. aud MIS-.
Samuel Smith gave a reception ht tLr.r
HON near Bciklry on Saturday evening
last Tor their son "a his bride, Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Smith
A delightful lawn party Was gwen at
the home Of Miss Lucille Knight on ri.
day evening in honor IT her guests Miss
Eleanor IInrt'cg, Of baltimore, and Miss
Olive Boyd. 81 Ady
Mi's Helen Scarborough, II Baltimore,
is visiting Mrs Evans Jones. Of Castle.
ton
Miss Virginia Clendcnin, Of Rising Sun.
Is spending the week with Miss Esther
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Pettus, Of Vir.
gtnia. and Miss Addie James spent Wed
nesday with Mr. aud Mrs Harry K
James, at their Darlington home.
Mrs. Amos ZONES entertained the
younger set" at her home near Berkeley
on Tuesday evening
Nj and Mrs J. r. DcckTau and Mr.
and Mrs IOseJh FOISythc. Oi Rel Air
spent Sunday Mt the hOnc Of Mr.. and
Mrs William James They were in Mi
Tcckmsns new touring car
A Jolly crowd sought reiuge from the
heat last Saturday by spending he after
noon Mt Wilson's grove, along the creek
A picnic supper was enjoyed, and Mt :
O'Clock all left for their homes.
Miss Allie Thomas entertained mum
her Of her friends at her attractive HON,
on Monday evening Games were in
dulged In until late hour, wfcn refresh
mrnts were served on the lawn,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-29
TAYLOR ARTHUR

DIR. Leslie George Tay lor. of Perryville,
aud Miss Jessie Reh.cca Arthur, Of Ilavre
de Grace, We c married at the home (,
the brides uncle, Mr.. ] Frank Arthur. oi
BALI imore, on Wednesday e,cning. July
20. Miss Arthur entered the parlor with
her brother. Mr.. J. Melville Arthur, pro.
lessor of physics at Tome Institute, and
was met by the groom. who was attend.
ed by his bt st man. Rev. W. d. Quattle.
baum. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. W. c. Babcock. Only he mme.
date relatives OF the couple were present.
Mrs. ]. Prank Arthur, aunt of tie bride,
was matron of honor.
The bride wore a gown of white silk
with a tulle veil caught with orange
blossoms, and carried bouquet Of Bride
ross.
After the ceremony DR.. and Mrs Tay.
lor left for northern trip to New York,
Buffalo. Niagara Fails and Canada, and
upon their return they will make their
residence at Perryvlll..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-29

AnrRnEEN, July 27-Thc Aberdeen boys
have had run Of losses in their last six
games of base bah and al hope OF win
ming the pennant is gone. The game
which was played here last SATURDAY.
with the Eikton Club gave the deciding
stroke Of defeat.
The lawnictc fr'd by the ladies Aid
Society and The Brotherhood oi Grove
Presbyterian Church last Friday evening
was II decided financial success ana
brought together n large concourse oi
persons
MI and Mrs. T. l. llnnway returned
from Atlantic City on Friday,
Miss Elizabeth Bradford has returned
from u visit to Miss BESSIE Spencer, Of
Lapidum
Mr. aud MIS-. Harry M. Abcfcrombic,
of Baltimore, are spending some inc
with Mrs. Abercrombie's mother, Mrs.
W. Bay, Of near Perryman.
Miss Emma Morgan. Of Bel Air, ~
spending the week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs 7, H. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs William Flowers. 81
baltimore, spent the weekend with Mi
and Mrs. r. O'NeilI Mitchell, 81 Perry
man.
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DEATH or A WELL KNOWN CITIZEN.

Mr.. Charles r. Harry. one Of the most
widely known citizens Of upper Hartford,
died Of llrght's disease at his residence in
Cardiff On Tuesday, aged 10 years lie
had been ia failing health for several
years past and his death was not umcx-
Iccted.
Mr.. Harry was the oldest son 81 the
late David Harry, and brsiGc, his wife.
who was formerly Miss Lort. aud n
member Of the corps ii public school
teachers Of Hartford county, he is suryiv.
ed by two sisters. Mrs Margaret Stokes
and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Of Hartford,
and six brothers. Prof ]. + Harry. OF the
University Of Cincinnati; Prot. Philip W
Harry, OF the University Of pittsburg:
DR.. James w. Harry, of baltimore, aud
Messrs Arthur, David and Stanley
Harry, Of Hartford county.
Mr.. Harry. for a number Of years past
took an active part in Republican poll
tics, and as assistant county treasurer
under Mr.. T.. NJ. All,r from 1897 To
1901. he cane in favorable contact with
nearly all of the business men Of the
county.
His funeral will take place today tfri-
day morning. from his residence. inter
ment being ia the FRIENDS cemetery at
Pawn Grove.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-29
LAND IRANSffK, 10 IuLY n

Mary A. Mitchell and husband to
Manor Real Estate and Trust company,
lot in City Of Ilavrc de Grace. on Stokes
street. 500.
Walter W Preston. attorney, to Joseph
S. Archer, lot in first dit riot. on road
from Mountain to Jerusa'c N, containing
ga acres, S625.
George NJ Harrison and vile to vii.
liam H. rarl-tt. lot IN fifth district. con.
tanning 1 acres. $3.50.
Allen II st Clnirrt Al I" Suspushanna
Transmission Company. lot ia fourth
district; cont aiming -. acres. Sc
John l.. G.. Lee to Martin H. Ridgcly
and wife, tract Of lsnd in third district,
near Benson. containing 1i2 acres, Sc.
Mary X. Stuart ct nj - Frances V
Ridgely, tract Of land In third district.
near henson. containing i42 acres.
ST., 900.
Henrietta NJ. X. Flick and husband to
Martin Il Ridgely. interest in tract OF
land In third district. near Benson. con.
Thinning l+2 acres. Sc.
Johanna NJ. K Bullock ct al to Mar.
tin r, Ridgely, !. INTEREST," in tract Of land
in third district. ne Ar Benson. containing
1I2 acres. 81.
William ] Wilson and wife t. vestry ol
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Rock Spring. lot in third district, on east
side Of church lot. containing | u acres
cor
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-29
OBEY THE LAW.

DIR. A Y. Garrett. OF Washing on. d
{. was taken before Justice Cooley on
Tuesday, charged with violation Of the
automobile law
The evidence tended to show that W hen
near Hickory he approached the one
horse team of MIR. William L DeBow
which was being driven by his son.
Edgar. The horse frightened badly and
the Doctor slowed but did not stop his
machine as required by law. As a result
the horse ran. aud while en- "A down
grade it fell and was badly injured. A
fine of SIS was imposed and tie Doctor
hurried out of the county before a civil
suit could he docketed against him and
process served, This will doubtless inl
low in due time at his home in Washing
ton
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TnE SECOND CLAS.RtuNl0N AT FOREST
NIL SCHOOL.

~
!" 'he springer 'N'o wheh MI hhw"'n
M hf"wh' no" o' heht county, WAS
principal I" f"I'N h'h "h""i Aip"f
i'ay Wa hfst cc'ebiateh' anu the httv'
wv" ch''"'eh !" h's room I"'"c" III p''h''
my twenty wv" haP'eS' "h''h no"
i"fh'sh 'he Pi'"h' gene "t'"h Rf"'''ui
shade Prompted by the warm bona OF
friendship then existing III the school 1t
was moved ana carried thht All hahhS
meet in ten wears. which was done. and
ON last M"hhhy the second ten year
period hah rolled around ana tfc'e
mature school children again assembled
10 pass around Oh N'h""i warns. sing
together Oh school songs and renew old
bonds OF fellowship
In the carly morning these great big
school children gathered at the school
house with their old tencher and organ
iheh by electihg MI barclay ID. tucker,
preadcni; Miss sadie Wilson, secretary
ana treasurer, Mrs. May rye tucker,
Mrs Clara kean Wafntr, Miss sadie
Wilson, Messrs Harry NJ. Hull and Is. D..
Tucker. executive committee.
The ifst business transacted wns to
pass an order tor their next meeting to
be held 1--we years hence after which the
following program was rendered Sing
ing, Happy Hfer'Ingt" AN Responsive
ScfiI are Re ih'hH' k"i 'hl'' answering
with quotations. hhdhsS L. NJ Brown;
SCHOOL fapus' Miss Cora lyle nhi Miss
Clara Tucker, solo, Flora Horn cham
betlhinr, Prophecy a. l"ihing 'lass
History. Is. u. Tucker; Essay, MI's' lara
Tucker, Solo. T.. NJ Wallis: Recitation,
Mrs Clara kean Warner, Spelling Match
Al sP. NJ the happy crowd re assem-
hled around the banquet table where the
following answered to roll call: Mes
danes Belle Grafton Durham, Laura
Monks Turner. Elsie Tucker Whitaker.
Clara kean Warner, Bessie Ward Roe,
Elizabeth Wilson Rowe. Mollie Harkins
Grey, May Pyle Tucker, Lula Grey
Tucker, Flora Horn Chamberlain,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued-W. l.. Someryillc.
81; 7 s. Archer. $40 80; W. ID Crazy,
So; K. l.. and S A. Mitchell, $2s so;
J. Il. Stewart, $40; John T. Magness
$3+; W. Hurkins. $2+; William T.
Hilditch, $3.50 G5; The Red {. Oil Co.
$23.Cs; Christopher knopp, SIG; Joseph
Robinson, SIS; I.phaniah Heaps. $lt 75;
Henry Murphy. $50; f.. Michigan,
SIS so; Amos Norris. $40.
Orders on County Treasurer Edward
{. Jobes. inquest, 81, American Agricu!.
tural Chemical Co fertilizer for Aims.
house farm $23 %; Charles A. Devoe,
constable acct etc $40; DR.. Charles
Richardson, examining insane. SIS;
Mack Brown, ihnr at Almshousr,
81 so; Michael Maddox. same. $25. II;
Aberdeen Enterpri,c, publishing local
laws, $40; II H. Biuas. Gel tifcate Tor
Almshouse cattle. $40 &c; Albert Jack,
son. Almshouse labor, Sill 81.
The Board decided to levy 5000 for
the improvement OF the streets around
the Courthouse.
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DARLINGTON. July 27-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Hopkins and Miss Helen Hop.
kins have returned to their home after u
visit To Lieutenant Roland Hopkins. at
Fort Never
Miss Elz ,beth Iyland, OF Washing ON,
ID. {, is the guest oi Mrs GilWn wilson
Miss Gibson and Miss Hunt ARE the
guests al Rev and Mrs. Gibson
Miss Emma Gnrrell. of Aberdeen. IL
visiting Miss Susie XIX
Mrs John " Fncc entertained the
Literary Club on Wednesday afternoon
Nj e'nmin Powell Is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs ID Il Thomas, at Wayside
Mrs Clinton Smith and Mss Ethel
Smith entertained n number Oiiricnds on
launch party ON Thursday afternoon
Miss Chase. Of Carroll county, is the
guest Of mis- L. Chail Wilson
Mr, Edward Edgc, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Alfred l@dp', has re-
turned to his Eomc In Cleveland, ohio,
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From Pylssvills.

ESNIILR. 27.-MiSs Jennie NJ acatec
nj baltimore, was the guest of her sister
Mrs. 5, \. Bradley, for several days last
week.
Miss Irene McGuigan. oi baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Glackin. OF
WhltcioId
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Wheeler and son
Cad, of baltimore, are spending some
time with Mr.. Wheeler's mother, Mrs
Matte Wheeler, OF Pylcsvillc
Mr.. and Mrs. william X. Hamilton
have returned to their home after u two
weeks visit to Mrs. llamiltons patents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Martin.
Miss Caroline Jenkins is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Il Watkins, Jr.
of Baltimore.
Miss Mary ]. Jenkins is spending II
week with a camping party on the Gun.
powder.
Miss Mary Macatee is The guest Of Miss
Gussie STREET..
Mr., and Mrs Robert Glenn, Of Red
Lion, Pa, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas |, Pyle.
Miss Lillian Mncatee, of Baltimore, IL
spending some time with Miss Bessie
Webster, OF the Rocks
Misses Francis GLADDEN. Anl PAMELA
Windcr were the guests at Miss Mary
Whitriord for several days last week.