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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-19
rom Lhufrllvills

CnunCurILiE, August H. Miss Bessie
York.
Miss Bertha Taylor hns returned hour
after n lew weeks yigit to sister. Mrs
Lnurn Hawkins
DR. {. u. Wilson. "l Glendale. ObIo. N
former pnsiuruI the rrcshytrrInn Church
oi tins place, was heartily welcomed hv
old friends Inst SUNDAY and unyc us two
fire sermons
The supper and festival at Trinity
Shnrcl was great Hucccss socially and
financially
Mr.. EaiIc Taylor wa, the weekend
guest oi his sister Mrs. Laura Hawkins
Mrs. Mary Bye, Of Wilmington. Del.
and her daughters, uf Provide nee Cecil
county. are the guests 81 Mrs. Susan X,
Anderson
The Aberdeen Band will hold "A festival
on the hotel lawn at this ulnccu ON FrlIav
evening, August 10Th.
DR.. W. T j. krilrr. one of oir farmer
pastors, will occupy the pulpit of The
Presbytcrinn thurch next sunday.
Hosea and Margaret, son and dauub.
ter oi the Rev. Gcofgr Iinrncs, are visit.
Ing their auntS. the Misses Iinrncs.
Miss Margaret Taylor aud her friend.
Miss MctuHbin, me the guests Of Mrs,
Laura Is Hawkins
Miss or|nt Hanson Is visiting her
ncccs nj Aberdeen
Miss Rcbcknll NJ Anderson Is spending
some iinc with Miss IIugg. near poft
Deposit
A party from Churchyillr enjoyed "a
day Grabbing ncnr the High House last
Saturday.
Prot. Harry E"niiup. principal Of 81.
lanes College lInpcrst"wn, is visiting
Mr.. William Webster
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AN INTERESTING INyesTIGATloN.

Pursuing his study of Indian History,
Mr. George Martin. of Philadelphia and
Ashurv Park. has made some interesting
discoveries in the vicinity of Port Deposit.
MIR. Martin and Mt William McClena.
han, of Port Deposit, have discovered
the hurying grounds of the Susque-
ham ckS and expect to obtain com.
pletc collection of utensils. Instruments
of war, etc. The first discoveries were
made by MIR William Roberts "A number
of yearsago, and three ears ago MIR. Nc
Clcnnhan discovered number of relies
on Ohrnib's Island
A cavern OF cor siderable size has also
been found near rnft Deposit,
The l.. S Government has sent men
into other parts of Cecil county o scarch
for the bury ing grounds OF the Octoraro
tribe in an effort to learn something of
their history, little OF which Is now
known. The bodies OF the Indians will
he exhumcd il permission of land holders
can be obtained.
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OUR FUTURE sCnOoLMARAS.

The following appointments of teacher,
for the coming year have been made b,
local authorities to fill the vacancies, aut
but few schools now remain without
teachers, as large proportion continu,
permanently In the same field.
Second Gstrict-Aberdeen, Grace Gum
mings; Perryman, Lucille knight, assist
ant; Forest Institute. Mary Gorrell
Aldino. Annie c. Morgan: Hartford Semi
nary. Lydia Harvard; LapIdum, Ruth
Jones; Chenille, Jessie Davis; Robin Hood
Edith Foard; Locust Hill, Martha Graf
ton.
Third District-Reckord. Emily Colgan;
Chestnut Hill. X w. Watkins.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, FRAME
Garrett. assistant; Dry Branch. Elva
Wright; Hopes, NJ. l.. Richards; Youths
Benefit. Oma Neeper; Baptist, Grace Glib,
son; Madonna. Alverda Harkins; Summit
Hall, Dolores Hilditch; Ciermont Mills,
Rose Wheeler; st. Paul, Pearl Jenkins,
Enterprise, Marie Mullineaux; Kirk wood,
Flavia Hitchcock; Sarah Furnace, Ethel
Rigdon; Taylor, J. W. Middeudorf.
Filth District Whiteford, May G,ier,
assistant; Highland High School, Edgar
Hauver. Principal Castleton, Mabel
Scarborough; Mt. Pleasant, Bessie
Mason; Scarborough, Ella Treakle;
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UAyRR DE GRACE, August To- There
Is considerable sickness In IInvre de Grace
at present Mrs. william Dcppish. Miss
Carrie Chamberlain. S. Russell Rensin
aud Master Austin LeitlIiscr are suffering
from typhoid.
The movement toward the establish,
ucnt ~ hospital in our city IL meeting
with much favor and our people are
ready to give all possible help To the
committee appointed to gather iniOrma
ton relative To the advisability Of such
an institution here.
Some rock fish are being caught and
the season for rock promises to begin
earlier than usual
The steamer Suspuehanna. on its
regular moonlight excursion NEXT Mon
day evening. will stop for two hours at
Hettrrtun
Rev. Joseph NJ. NJ, Gray and Ms
Gray ARE nj the home Of Mrs. e.. 4
linkrr for a short vacation
Mrs Emma IIolroyd, Of rhiladelphia.
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs William Il
Moore
Mrs peyton Brown and daughter.
Virginia. Of Tine well. Va. are visiting
Mrs Browns parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
r. Mitchell
Miss Matte Carver, Of Philadelphia,
il the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. ]. W
Carver.
Miss Helen McGaw. Of Philadelphia. IL
spending her vacation with her parents
Mrs. W. | Burron and Miss Annn
M'nner leave today for AN ocean trip Ia
Providence, X. !.
Miss Christie Grid wood, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with friends here.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Mrs A. Lee Coalc and little daughter
Mary Lee. are visiting relatives In Phila
lelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer l.. McFredcricl
are sojourning at Ocean Grove.
Miss Jessie Gorrell has r, turned from Il
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. !. =. Wilson. former proprietor o
the Enterprise Carriage Company, he
Air, but now connected with an auto
mobile factory Of Providence, Rhode H.
land. IL visiting his family here.
Rev. s. A. lIoblitzell. the revered former
pastor Of the Bel Air Methodist Protes
tant Church. has for several days been
lying critically III al his home ON Broad
wav. and ia view Of his extreme age but
little Improvement in his condition car
he expected.
Miss Marie Riker. of Harrodsburg
Kentucky. Is the guest of Mis- Rilin NJ
Harris.
Mrs. Wallace Broumel entertained at
cards last Saturday morning.
Mr. Ivan Mock. Of Baltimore, was
gueIt this week at the home Of Mr.. VIM.
Heuer.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson gave lie.
lishtiul dance last Monday evening at
her home on broadway.
Mr.. Elwood Reed of New York, is
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the TOMATO OUTLOOK.

As the latter hall Of August approaches,
speculation Ii rife AS to when our toma.
to canncries will I've in full NJ st. our
best information is that the season il 50
much later than usual that scarcely one
will open until the last Of August nni the
bulk Of them will be ten days later.
The crop is varied in appearance and
promise. With few good plants to Sc.
lect fr ON last June, "A good stand was the
exception rather than the rule. and the
dty weather OF the past sin weeks has not
helped to even up conditions.
As an illustra,i ion, a field of tomat ncs
belonging to Mr. Robert W Holland is
So promising that he has declined to nc.
cept a proposition from his packer To
take $50 per acre. the packer bearing all
expense Of picking and handling. while
one of our best farmers Ia this section re.
ports that he planted fifteen acres and
feels satisfied that he will not gather 20
bushels per acre.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Road Checks issued-John S. Ynrish.
$1l5 20; John 7 Baldwin, $40 ~,
Otis Tol'cisrr. 500, William u. Crazy,
$95; 7. W. AIlibone, 500 -, Frank
Kearney, 500 81. Morris o. Forwood.
SIS rs; T, B Grafton, SIG; Maryland q
Pennsylvania Railroad Co., freight. 81,
James A. Eudheld. $50: X. W Mcdonald.
$i2 20; W. II. Rut'cdge, S2t ~; st.
Clair He's. $25; David Little, $37 40;
o. II. Heaps. So; Royston W. Jones,
$19.i5; u p. Webster, S23
Orders on County Treasufer-A. o.
Richardson, wood for jail. 81; DR. / J.
Woodward. births and deaths, $40;
John ID. Worthington. publishing Local
Laws. s3Gs; Joseph M. STREET., Il Son,
same. $ti5; Adams Express Co, 35c;
DIR. p. Il Rigdon. inquest. So; James
Anderson and wife. laborer and cook at
Almshouse, $25; ]. Wiley Waters,
repair work at Almshous.. $40 %. Jas
T. Norris, freight on stone. rte, So 81;
Otis Tolltnger. inquest, 81 William K
Mitchell. same. 81.
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DABLIS"IuS, Aug II "Tuck "a bean.
tiiul English hull dog, owned by the
'ffiaf's club ut Princeton Seminary
ami SunmciInp with Rev II H. BlDchrr,
pastor 81 Drcr Greek Harmony Church,
developed dumb rhhi'' and died Friday
morning. great. I" the rrgrct of all the
villhHc people whu had Hurrd Ia know
hhh love the lliilc fellow Iiis dcptcc Of
intelligence wnH umnyug IA elders, and
his tricks the delight 81 all the children.
MIR Grover { Day, v lIp IN connected
with the S,nl" Road commission, sta.
TONED IN Carroll cuuuty, spent sunday
with ms pnfrnIs near Darlington
Mrs hilplu Smith and daughter. Miss
Dorothy smith gave trlightful porch
phfiy On last Wednesday, niIrrupon AT
Red hntr" IN honor ~ their guest. Miss
hlbcrtUon, oi /tbcth tity,N.C Other
guests were M'sIrmcs u. T. Thomas,
John II. Price, IT, James T. Jones,
isphrnim Hopkins, Hrwlin Smith. H. S.
Could. + bmbrcnth. William Silver,
Christopher Wilson and Misses Alice
Harlow. Elizabeth IylnnI, ii Washing.
ton, Ethel Smith, Sallir Alien, Hannah
Hopkins. Ada Slr"ctt, lcnuc Smith and
Elsie Thomns
Miss Catherine eolic, II baltimore and
and Miss Maria Fprrrnm ufCentreyilIc,
were the guests "i M W II. s,rlic. several
DAYS last week
Miss Iilauchc + Archer IL visiting Mrs.
Il NJ Allen at Kelvin Grove"
Miss ANN Hay, NJ Enst"n, Pa is the
guest 81 Miss Jean rurh
Rev and MIS- Robert y Stirling. who
have been visiting i,irnds here have re.
turned Il their home
Mrs David l. Thomas ia visiting the
Misses DHllnm at trcswcll
Miss Lillian lIarwHy, Of Aberdeen, In
the guest pi Mrs. William Silver.
MissJulia Whi,cl.ri and Mis- Locke.
Of Bostpn are the guests 81 Mrs. Joseph
Ely
The Sunday School of Grace Memorial
Episcopal Church will hold AN Ice cream
festival in the church yard on Tuesday,
August ed, beginning Mt 3 T. NJ.
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REAL ESTATE TRAN,ftRs TO AUG. II

Clinton H. Matthew s and wife to los
Rusher and wife. tract of land ON roat
from Jonas K. NOnemaker to M0nkton
containing Sc acres. SIS.
Il. Tucker x Co, Incorporated. t.
Charles S. Warner, lot In village flores,
Hill. $335.
Isaac S Sannsr and wife to Nelson {
Showacre and wife, tract Of land neal
wilma. containing 40 acres, Sc
Thomas W. Hall. Attorney, ct al, t.
Herman r. Pyle and wife. parcel OF LAND
In Third district near Hickory, COZ taining
ga acres. $50.
Rosa W keighler. ct al. to Win,low "
S. Prize. farm In 9Th district on Deer
Greek at Prestford Bridge, containing
$50 acres, $Si7s.
Charles Salik ct al to John {. Salik
parcel of land on NJ ain st. In City Of
lIavre de Grace, So.
Charles Salik ct al to Tracy {. Rcnncr
lot in City Of Havre dc Grace on Adam.
St. So
John {. Salik ct al, TO Charles SaIik
OF in City of Havrc de Grace On Adams
St. So
Charles Salik ct al to Mary Thorpy,
lot In City Of Hayre dc Grace on Adams
st So.
Andrew l.. Lyon and wife ct al, Ia
Eliza r. Lyon ct al lot on st. Johns st
Ia Havrc de Grace. 81.
Rlza =. Lyon ct al. to Andrew l.
Lyon, lot on Union st. In City of Havrc
de Grace. 81
Eliza T.. Lyon ct al, to Beulah W.
Spencer. lot on Fountain st. In City oi
Havrc de Grace. 81
GA August 18th " atthew II. Peterson
executed deed Of trust to Harry S
Carver. Attorney. who filed his bond in
the sum Of $1,000.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. II l.. CRUDE and family. Of Balti.
more, accompanied bv Miss Cora Hollis.
Of Bel Air, are sojourning at Atlantic
City.
Cadet Edgar Gorrll, who has been
spending several weeks 10 Hartford, has
returned to West Point. He wins u
sergeantcy this year for good marks on
last years work.
Mrs. S. {. WATSON and two sons,
Masters Lee and Carsin, of Govansto wn,
Baltimore county. are spending the
month Of August with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lee at "Cool Spring." Hartford
county.
Mr. A. T. Pinney and his wife (nce
Agnes Hanway). of near Forest Hill, left
on Monday for Jersey City. where they
will side.
Misses Mamie and RHe Geatty. former.
" Of Bel Air, but now Of Baltimore. are
visiting In Upper Sandusky. Ohio.
Mr.. George l. Kisling, OF Roland Park,
spent the past week with his parents, near
Bel Air.
MIS-. Myrtle Chesney. who moved To
Prince Georges county last January. has
permanently returned to Hartford.
Miss M. Alice Chalk, of Fountain
Green. 10 visiting relatives in Haddon,
field, N. ].
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Avery pleasant surprise part Y wasgiven
at the home of Mr. and Mrs William II.
Clark, at Vale. Saturday evening. August
~. in honor of the birthdays nf Mr.. vii.
liam II. Clark and Mus Clarence W.
rcnbow, The rooms were beautifully
decorated with potted plants and cut
II Iwers. The evening was spent in out.
OF door games and other amusements.
At "A late hour the guests were invited to
the ching room, where refreshments
were served. after which the young folks
INDUCED ia n peanut hunt The most
peanuts were found by Miss Nellie Lamb
din and the least by Mr. Harry Dcnbow.
both being awarded prize.
Both Mrs Dcnbow and Mr.. Clark re-
ceived many beautiful presents.
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BE FAIR
HAvRE DIR GRACE. Mn.
Aug, II, 1910.

Aug II, 1910,
EDITOR or TlE .l!GIs:
note in last weeks issue ut the Har
ford Democrat the following;
1.-THE assessors of the second, fifth and
sixth districts made last week In Dublin
IN asse ssmcnts They travel in an auto
mobile, Those of the first. third and
fourth at work In the latter near Norris
willie made so assessments, double the
number. These travel in bugpies and
stop over night near their work"
No doubt this is true. but Uncle Toe
failed to state IN his paper the value oi
the property assessed In each case. The
assessment of one large property may
equal that oi 66 or even 100 small ones,
80 that the work done cannot he calculat
ed by the number Of properties assessed
For instance. the assessoIs of the second,
fifth and sixth districts were engaged
more than n whole dav on single prop
crty In the upper portion OF the second
district and darcsny that In value the
real estate and personal property On this
tract alone exceeded in value that in all
of Norrisville precinct.
make no objection t the assessors of
the FIRST third aud fourth districts riding
In buggy. or walking to and from their
work II they wish. sleeping under the
canopy OF heaven with the stony farms
of Long Corner for their beds, IL they
desire. but the assessors OF the second,
fifth and sixth districts prefer to ride to
and from work in AN up.tG.date auto.
mobile, eat at their own homes and sleep
IN their own beds.
There Is nothing in the law to compel
either course, but when one ctitlcises the
conduct Of Public Officials, he or they
should endcavor to he fair: but this IL an
impossibiIiiy with some people and they
should he excused or Thought oi very
lightly.
| do know, however, of man In the
Third District al this county who drew "a
salary of 81 200 per year from one Of
our state Departing nts M Attorney. mud
the only work hc performed was to draw
his salary monthly with anexprcssion ui
80 how easy" aud Uncle Joe never criti.
cised this mans conduct while II listed.
nor since.
The Assessors, | ,lievr are all good
men and will endcavor to do their duty
under the law, " let alone by II lot OF
carping critics who IL they could, would
avoid paving any taxes and at the same
time draw all they can from the public
crib without rendering any service.
N. o. GRAFT
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the SAVING HABIT.

The annual statement of State Bank
Commissit ncr G. Dukes Downcs. ISSUED
as Of the 3Oth OF June. 1910, shows by
some astonishing figure the say wing habit
in MARYLAND and to what proportions il
has grown. Speaking In round numbers
the l23 state banks and savings insti
tutions Of Maryland have placed $3i,
400. 600 Ia loans and discounts. hold
$1O7, i5O. 900 Of bonds etc ,Sl7.5 $50. OO0
in mortgages and judgments, with n
grand total Of resources nggrcgating
$lSG, Az 300 90 They have paid up
capital Of Sill 100000. surplus Of
$14 GOO. 900, undivided profits of
$3.50 900 and deposits aggregatina
$1ts, s39, ls59s The deposits of the
Savings Bank Of baltimore alone aggrc.
gate more than the deposits In all the
National Ranks Of baltimore combined.
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from Calvary.

CALVARY. Aug l7-Miss Leah Archer
10 visiting Miss Mabel GorIcll
Mrs Braburn and son, and Rosetta and
Harry Herman and Miss MoIlie Ar hnny
are spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Handy
Misses Ida Iiratcrs, I!hnn and JUL,
Kraft and Mrs Kate Archer are the
guests Oi Mrs Samuel Mitchell.
Mr.. Wilson Mitchell is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall spent
Saturday and sunday with, Mr. and Mrs
Adam Brchtold
Mrs Robert Preston and daughter. al
Churchville, 'p'nt last week with Mrs
Noah Preston,
Mr.. and Mr4 Henry Musch and Miss
Rcna Musch arc visiting Mrs Caroline
Sargablc.
Mrs. Adam bechtold and Miss Lula
BechtOld are the guests 81 relatives at
Chase.
Rev. Draper conducted services at Cal.
vary. Garrrtson and Smiths Chapel on
Sunday during he absence of pastor,
Rev. y. {. Reynolds. RHDwISG.
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DEER CREEK fARatRy CLUB

The next regular meeting Of the Dcei
Creek Farmers Club ill he held at tn,
summer home Of Mr.. William Silver, ~
the northern suburbs of Darlington, or
next Wednesday evening. The date o
the meeting has been postponed for q
few days in order that Governor Crothcr.
may he present and take part in the all
important suli ect Ways and Means q
Improving the Agricultural Condition.,
OF our County and State" II will he re-
memhcred that before the close of the
last session of tie legislature Governor
Crothers appointed u Commission, al
which MIR. Silver is member, to make
an investigate of thi. subject and re
port to the next legislature.
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From pyIssyllIs.

pYLEsyn.Lg. August 10th Miss T. s.
Lancaster. who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Henry jenkins Macatee, oI
Pylesyille, has returne to her home In
Charles county.
Miss Mary J Jenkins Is spending several
wee ks with her aunt, Mrs. s. s Lancaster,
Of Rock Font, Charles county.
Rev Father McGraw left on Tuesday
for two weeks vacation to his old
home. Pre- stburg. Md. Father Randolph
will oiliciate IN his absence.
Mr. Henry ]. Hartly. Of Cramps SHY
Yard, ri iladelphia. spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs Henry Macatee.
Miss Pauline Bartol, who was gr aduat
ed this year from the Millcrsyillc State
Normal School, IL spending her vacation
with her uncle. Mr.. {. X Bartol, Of Pawn
Grove, Pa.
Mrs Mary Glackin, who has been visit.
ing her son, Mr.. r. J. Glackin, Of Brandy.
wine Summit. Pa. has returned to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly. Of Bel AIR
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Howard BartOl last week.
Mrs Matte Whs eler has returned after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. Harry
Ste wart. Of York, Pa.
Rev. Father Randolph, Of Brooklyn, N
v, IL spending some time with his sisters
the Misses Randolph. Of Pylesville.
Messrs. Gus Macatee, Mike White
ford and |. W. Jenkins enjoyed days
outing at Otter Point last week.
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AnERDEEN. Aug II Our neiahbor.
hood is rapidly filling with Bohemians.
preparatory to packing corn. A few
trial runs have been already made but
the season will not fully open before the
latter part of next week. Owing To
favorable rains it il likely this section
will put up it's usual pack II about
200. 600 eases. Corn prospects In dry
sections are very poor. and our tomato
crop is not up to the average
Owing to the permanent Improvement
Of the Post road. now Ia progress. much
Of il Is at present almost impossible.
Miss Sarah Cole has issued invitations
for dance at her home on Thursday
evening.
Miss Ernestine Chcnworth. Of Balti
more, in visiting Mrs. Edward bradford.
Miss Florence StOckhnm, ui Camden.
N / is visiting her cousin. Mrs W. Carl
Holloway, Of Prrryman.
Miss Fife Young and h:r brother,
William, Of Virginia, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs W. Il Morgan.
Miss Florence Morgan is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Roberts. Of Forest
Hill. VIRGINIA. =
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INDIAN SPRING

No natural fountain in thu county has
ever been so frequently mentioned as
Indian Spring. which gave its name Ia
the large estate on Tccr Creek which
bears its name. 1t has been linked with
many Of the local traditions Of that
section. and to enjoy its healthful and
refreshing waters has ever been stand
ing desire of the residents at the mansion
house.
But Indian Spring is 2OO0 yards IRON
the farm buildings, and this long up hill
climb has kept it for the most part
ist lated and neglected by its owners
DR.. o. II. Hoffman, the present owner o.
the estate has now gone actively to worl
to conquer all difficulties and erjoy the
benefits Of this remarkably strong stream
A large corps OF men 10 now at WORK
digging the necessary ditch, and when
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Glyndou, Baltimore county, and Mr.
Richard Cough, OF Larlata, Charles
county. have been guests at the Rectory
Forest Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman
with their children, Miles and Hester. o
Baltimore, spent the week end with MIR
Iimmerman's brother, Mr.. John Gunner
man. near Churchvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Carpenter, oil
Philadelphia, have returned home after
spending some time with their cousins
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Bush, Of Pslesville.
Mrs. Delmar 7. Bush, of Pylssville. has
returned home after visiting friends and
relatives in Jarrettsville.
Mrs. A. {. Knight and daughter, Ada,
OF Washington. are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. A, Is. Kurtz. of Forest Hill
Mcssrs. Russell, Eddie and Wilson
kurtz, of Stewartstown. Pa, were week.
end visitors at the home Of MIR. A. Il
kurtz, ut Forest Hill.
Miss Blanche kurtz, Of Forest Hill,
has returned home after spending two
weeks at Summit Grove Camp. New
Freedom, Pa, and Stewartstown, Pa.
Miss Sallic +. Galloway, "A member OF
the faculty of Havrc de Grace High
School, is spending her vacation at Noun
tain Lake Park.
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ByNrM, August 10 Miss Nellie Barry
Of baltimore, IL the guest Of Mrs Garnet
=, Radebauph
Miss Mary Dawson is spending som'
time at hsbury Park
Mrs j. Prank Gleason and children
spent the past week with her mother
Nra Ellen T. Stoncbrnkcr
Miss Nellie Gray, oi Oaklcigh, is tn,
guest 81 Miss L,ila Dawson.
Miss Edna Breglc and Master l!mnnue
I,regle are visiting Mrs Martha Blake.
Miss Elizabeth Cain has returned from
visit 10 friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Alice McCummings with hrlittlt
granddaughter. Mary, and Mr. Morris
McCummIngs, were the recent guests 81
friends here.
The colnred folks are holding camp
NEE ting on the grounds occupied by
them several gears nIo.
The abundant rain which fell on sun
day and Monday has refreshed every.
thing aud farmers are busy blowing ior
wheat.
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OBITUARY..
WILLARD II RuNAN

willard. the seven year. old son Of MIR
and Mrs. John Runan, died at the HON,
of his parents. near Carsins. on Friday o
last week, BESIDES his parents, he Is sur.
vivcd by one sister. Laura His funeral
took place on Sunday, the interment he,
ing in the cemetery Of Smiths Chapel
Rev. ii. Baker ofliciated The pail
hearers were four little schoolmates, Roy
Bunce, Augustus Thompson. Marion
DeIoy and Charles Hamilton. A. X.
Fletcher was the undertaken.
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Evansville News.

SmAwsvLLE. Aug. 1G-Miss Camilla
Mitchell. Of Philadelphia, Is visiting is,
Edla Gilbert
Miss Edith Gordon. Of Baltiu ore. !,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. samuel STREET..
Mrs. John En,ley, Of Philadelphia, Il
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is
kenly.
Miss Marion Stiher spent nearly va
months visiting friends in baltimore City
Carroll County and Virginia.
Miss r. V. Peacock. of Baltimore, IL
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gilbert.