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UNIONTOWN DISTRICT.

Harry Routson, of Baltimore, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Missouri Routson, in Uniontown.
Rev. L. F. Murray was in Baltimore
on Friday.
| Mrs. Alice Brough was in Westmins
ter this week and attended the funeral
there of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Marga-
ret Shugh, who died in Washington,
| D. c., on Friday.
| Mrs. Geo. Slonaker is spending a
week with relatives i'm Baltimore.
The youngest child of John Stuller
is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Deborah Segafoose, of Union
town, is still confined to her bed with
rheumatism.
Thomas T.. Cover returned to his
home in Easton, Md, on Friday; Mrs.
Cover and her mother-in-1aw, Mrs.
Mary Cover, followed on, Wednesday.
The Church of the Brethren will
| hold their Love-feast at Pipe Greek
Church on May 21st.
| Mrs Martha Singer entertained at
dinner on Sunday, Harry Routson, of
Baltimore, Mrs. Sal1ie Morelock, of
Westminster, Mrs. Missouri Routson,
Hilda Haines, Roy Singer and family.
. Mrs. Edward III. Beard, OF Clear
Ridge, returned on Saturday after a
weeks visit to friends in Baltimore
and Westminster.
Ira Otto, of this district, lost a val
liable horse this week. 1t died from
lock-jaw, caused by splinter running
into it's neck.
Mrs. Amanda Herring, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Benton Flater,
for two weeks, returned to her home
in Westminster on Saturday.
DR.. Harry Reindollar and family, of
Baltimore, visited a few days this
week at the home of his father, G. F.
Reindollar, Clear Ridge.
Notwithstanding the very Indictment
weather, the funeral of Elder Jesse
Eckard on Sunday was largely attend
ed. Services were held in the Church
of God, Uniontown, and were conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev. l.. z. Murray,
assisted by Revs. Belts, Baughman and
Hill. Interment in the Hill cemetery.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Miss Portia Myers, of York, Pa,
spent several days with her parents
of this place.
Miss Madeline Hesson spent few
days with her sister, Mrs. William
Eisenhuth, of Ebbvale, and Mrs. Mar
tin l.. Harchenhorn of Bachman's
Mills.
Mr.. Philip Smeach and family, OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. George
Smeach, at this place.
Mrs. Nelson Bankert is able to be
out again.
Miss Agnes Miller, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Bal
timore, returned home much pleased
with her trip. "Hi2
Michael Snider, who has been sick
IL able to be out again.
Mrs. Charles Frock and daughter
spent a day with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leander Matthias.
Mrs. John Grouse, who has been suf-
fering with rheumatism, Is improving.
Miss Pauline Driscoll, of Westmin-
ster, spent several days with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Thurman.
Mrs. Martin Harchenkorn, of Bach
mans Valley, visited her mother, az
this place.
Miss Mabel Bankert spent day
with her friend, Miss Leona Hesson.
Our painter, Mr.. Joseph Frock, is
quite busy at this writing.
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SNYDERSBTRG

The rain that fell on Sunday and
the former part of this week was well
coined by all of the people of this
neighborhood
John wv. Yingling, OF near this place,
census enumeration for the second pre-
cinct Of Manchester District entered
upon his duties on Friday last.
Mrs. Clarissa Rhodes, who received
light stroke Of paralysis few weeks
ago, IL able To b. out and about again.
Jacob w. Ham and his men are at
work at ]. Wesley Ruby's, who is put
ting an addition to his barn.
Curven M. Webster, storekeeper Of
this place, can furnish hi custom
ers with bran and middling feed at
any time.
Miss May Lippy, of Westminster,
student of Western Maryland COZ
lege, spent from Friday until Monday
last with her parents OF this place.
Grass and grain IL looking well and
bids fair to be bountiful crop.
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Tucker and Miss Maggie Wright spent
Saturday with Miss Margie Franklin,
of Taylorsville.
~ Miss May Jenkins spent a few days
with friends in Westminster.
Mrs. Eurith Franklin and Misses
Franklin spent last Friday evening
with Mr.. I. Frizzell and family, of near
Winfield.
-. Augustus Barnes, wife and two
daughters Ethel and Minnie spent Sat
urday evening with MIR. Howard Price,
re.
Miss Hilda Pickett and sister lille
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Belle Pickett, of near
here.
MIR. Buckingham is very ill with
pneumonia.
Thomas Barnes expects to raise his
barn Saturday.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
$50; class at 1890.
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Y PATAPSCO.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Patapsco
M. z. Church will hold social at the
home OF Mrs. Jane heppo, Carrollton,
Md, April 30, 7.30 d. m. Mrs. heppO IL
member Of the society. Everybody
invited to attend.
Miss Ruth Chew spent several days
of last week visiting Miss Margaret
Gore, Of Glyndon.
Miss Flo Shamer il visiting at MT.
Wilson.
The teachers of Patapsco school
took the pupils to the woods Friday
afternoon to gather flowers. They were
greatly pleased and fully enjoyed the
afternoon.
Mrs. Walter S. Snyder and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Snyder's parents in
Baltimore.
Miss Jennie Moore, of Finksburg,
visited Mrs. Q. r. Chew last week.
William Shipley, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Shipley.
The rain which fell done a great
deal OF good, and l. very much appre-
ciated.
Mrs. Mary Shauck, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday last with Alfred and
Sadie Weaver.
Willie Shipley spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. John Shipley and
wife
Edward Shamer and family, OF Bal
timore, spent several days last week
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shamer.
Miss Mary Abbott spent Tuesday
last in Baltimore visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Shipley spent Wednesday
of last week visiting her sister in
Baltimore.
Chas. T. Taylor spent Friday Of las
week at Johns Hopkins Hospital
where he is taking treatment.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
Sandwich supper Saturday nigh.
April %, in the mill. Ice cream an
confectionery will be served. Every
body invited to attend.
The Sunday school of the M. P.
Church is in f1ourishing condition.
1t has 60 scholars enrolled at present,
most of them are children. This Is
quite encouraging to the superintend-
ent and other officers of the church
Preaching Sunday evening by Rev.
Morton at 7.30 p. m. Everybody in
vited to attend.
Mr.. Reuben Ship1ey and family spent
several days visiting friends in Balti-
more last week.
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1tIEDFORD.

Amos Wampler is putting an ad-
dition to one of his houses occupied
by Noah Arbaugh. John Keifer & Co.
are doing the work.
Colonel Goulden, Congressman of
New York, some time ago asked the
question in regard to the cost OF a
good stone road, or pike, and the reply
was about $4,000 a mile, now these
road engineers claim that it will cost
$4,000 to $4,000 mile. Now it l. a
question in my mind, why the county
should pay such a price when SER
viceable road can be built for $4,000
and which has given satisfaction.
There has been quite lot of talk
about good roads, but there the matter
ends.
Well, the much needed rain has
come, and plenteous supply of it too,
and no doubt is doing a wonderful lot
of good, i'm more ways than one. These
rainy days will afford u plenty of op-
portunity to do up our rainy day jobs
which have been stored up for some
time.
Samuel Roser has purchased an In
ternational three-horse power gaso-
line engine and feed grinder from
Doyle G Magee, Westminster, Md.
Mr.. Roser is very much pleased with
the outfit.
Miss Maggie Crabs il confined to
the house this week with the quinsy.
Amos Wampler went to Frederick
one day last week to visit a sick
friend.
David Englar, Jr., has returned
from Florida, where he spent the win
ter
Jesse Bale went to Hanover on Sat
urday last on business trip.
Grover Haines, of near New Wind
sor, spent from Saturday until Mon
day with his friend, Ralph Martin.
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WATERSVILLE.

Arbor Day was celebrated by Chest
nut Grove school on Friday, according
to the date designated BY the School
Board. Owing to the fact that the
pupils at present are fewer in number
than in the winter, and are, also, only
i'm the primary grades, the entertain
ment had it, humiliations. But even
the youngest tot contributed her part
toward it.
Miss Amanda Rimbey, Misses Mabel
and Halle Runkles. assisted with
vocal music; Messrs. Burnie Harrison,
corOnetist; William Rimby, violinist;
Ollen Harrison, student of Maryland
State Normal School, fifer, rendered
several of our national anthems as
well as other selections in their usual
excellent manner, which was thor
Roughly enjoyed by those present All
those who assisted with the music
were former pupils of the school.
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MID. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Messrs. NJ D. Anthony and j. H.
Lawrence have recently returned to
their school work after having spent
several weeks at their homes taking
treatment for muscular rheumatism.
Prof. w. B. Yont, retiring president
of Bridgewater College, Va, gave US
call on Monday, the 18th.
Profs. wv. M. Wine and y. Walter
Englar, and B. @. Whitmore attended
the Eastern District council OF the
Church of the Brethren held in Wash
ington, D. G.
On Saturday evening, the 23rd, ar
D. ia, the college male quartet, assisted
by a. r.. Nusbaum, reader, and Misses
Bessie Wine and Edna Fuss, pianists,
will give a Observation-Disclosures IN
the Academy Hall at Winfield, Md.
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ALESIA.

C. Harry Myers, of near here, left
on Monday as a delegate to attend the
41st annual convention of the Jr., ..
U. A. NJ, which was held at Chester
town, Md.
Miss Julia Shearer, of Hanover, Pa,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T..
Shearer, of near here, over Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Blocher, who has been
very sick the past week, is improving
slowly.
J. P. Dandy. of near here, spent the
past week in Baltimore among friends
l.. II. Eppley has improved the ap--
pearance of his recently purchased
mace nv tearing down some old build
ings.
Geo. a. Landes, of Baltimore for
merly OF this place, was reported as
being I'LL this morning
Mr.. John Caple, Of near here, spent
Wednesday in Baltimore on business
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BENNERSVILLE.

Mr.. John Utermahlen, of Washing.
ton, D. c., is visiting his mother, Mrs
Samuel Gilbert.
The entertainment which was held
at Spring Dale school, was largely at.
tended.
Miss Mary Babylon is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. James Rob
ertSon.
Mr.. William Myers, of Westminster
spent Sunday with Mr.. J. Henry Ben
ner and family.
The rain, which fell during the pas
few days was very much needed by
the grass and other crops.
We are very glad to hear that Miss
Marion Little, who has been i'll fol
some time, is able to be about again.
Health of community is good.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22
FROM NEARBY TOWNS.
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKESVIELE.
Leave all subscriptions, advertise.
ments and job work at Walter w.
Ritters TOnsorial Parlors, local agent.

Mr.. and Mrs. F .G.Merceron and Miss
Mary Merceron are visiting Mrs. Mary
Wright, of Towson, Md.
Dr. and Mrs. John Morris gave
bridge party on Monday evening TO
celebrate their tenth wedding ann1ver-
sary. No mention of the occasion was
made. but in some way it leaked out
that such was the case, and all the
guests came, each bringing a TIN
piece or kettle as their part in the tin
wedding celebration. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris, Mrs.
l.. J.. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Curley, Dr. and Mrs. ID. i. Sprecher,
MIR. and Mrs. T.. M. Anderson, MIR. and
Mrs. J. H. Comman, Mrs. Ida Gorsucn,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Merceron.
Mrs. John Mcdonald, Misses Marie
and Julia Mcdonald and Master Harry
Mcdonald have returned from Atlantic
CITY. Miss Esther Sprecher, who &C
companied Mrs. Mcdonald, is staying
in Philadelphia at the home OF Mrs.
John B. Stetson.
Mrs. Asa Hepner, who had been Wis
iting friends i'm Baltimore, has return
ed to her home.
DIR. C. R. Dudley is attending the
Joint Presbytery of. the Southern and
the Northern Presbyterian Churches
OF Maryland, which il being held az
the Lyric in Baltimore.
Mr.. James Carter, of ChestertoWn'
Md. spent the weekend with his
brother, R. W. Carter.
"A corporation meeting has been
called for May 3rd, to elect one person
for Mayor and six persons tor coun-
cilmen. 20
A bazaar will be held on May 9, 10
and IL for the benefit of Springfield
members of the 7. O. %. !.
Mrs. r.. I'll. Schultz, who has been Ill
for four weeks, is very much better
and is steadily improving.
There was an error made last week
in the statement made that George
Linton and John Weetankamp had Cd
tanned licenses MIR. Linton has now
obtained his license, but as yet Mr..
Weetenkamp has not been able 10
get his.
r.. w. Carter and l. NJ Mellor have
been drawn ON the jury for the May
term OF court
Mrs. NJ. Marshall. who has been
spending quite 4 while in Baltimore,
has returned to Sykesv1lle- Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall expect TO move into the
rectory this week
Mr.. Brook Gallon has moved into
Mr.. Ed Arrington's house on the
avenue.
MIR. Ed Arlington has moved to his
farm at Gathers
John Thompson with his wife and
two children has returned to Sykes
Vile.
Little Miss Louise Berry, OF Har-
risonville, who has spent few weeks
with relatives here, has returned
home.
Miss Katie Hepner, who has been
staying with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Hepner, has returned to Randals-
town, Md.
Rev and Mrs. Marshall West and
Miss Angelica West are going to spend
the spring and summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. German, who have rented the
Todd place of Postmaster Hepner.
Harrison Collins has accepted the
position as chauffeur to Senator John
Zie E. Beasman.
Mr.. Dorsey Jones, of Liberty, died
at the home of his brother-in-law, VIM.
T.. Hammond, at Hoods Mill, on Fri
day morning. Mr.. Jones had been
sick for some time but had improved
very much, so his death was quite a
shock to everyone.
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TAYLORSVELLE.

Mr.. A. ]. Stem has his warehouse
completed and has in it some very fine
buggies. Mr.. Stem will be glad for
those who are thinking of buying a
buggy to stop il and look at hi.
Entertainment on Saturday night at
the hall on April %.
DR.. Edward Cronk has purchased
an automobile from Messrs. Herr &
Babylon, of Westminster. IL j. build
ing q shed for It.
Several Of our farmers are about
ready to plant corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Cummings and
daughter Ethel paid flying visit TO
New Windsor and Westminster on Sat
urday last.
Mrs. Belle Moore and Miss Bessie
Franklin visited Mrs. Frank Zepp, at
Winfield
Mrs. Eurith Franklin visited friends
at New Windsor few weeks
Miss Minnie Barnes, Mrs Maggie
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. Mary C. Jones, who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Wing
ling, has returned to her home in
Washington, D. c., after having enjoy
ed delightful time. Mrs. Jones was
here on a visit eight years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitzhuson, OF
Baltimore, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. P. Yingling on Saturday and
Sunday.
Norval Hahn accepted a position in
a large grocery store in Philadelphia
and left for that place on last Thurs
day.
Rev. Jas. b. Stonesifer will preach
his farewell sermon on this Sunday
evening instead Of the afternoon, as
heretofore announced.
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FIN KSBTBH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Lamotte, of
New York, are visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. Alice Lamotte.
Mrs. /. Tyson Harden, of Garrison,
Mrs. Wesley Payne, of Illinois, and
Master Clyde Horner, OF Baltimore,
have returned home after spending a
few days as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Horner.
Miss Helen Jones, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend a. the guest OF
Miss Blanche Lester
Miss Nan Burgoon spent several
days last week visiting In Baltimore.
Miss Alice Lamotte has returned to
her home after spending the winter
with her son, DIR. Oscar Lamotte,
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Bosley, of Taneytown,
returned after short visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bosley.
Mrs. Catherine Blizzard, who has
been quite i'll, is improving.
Miss Mary G. Swartz has returned
to her home after short stay in Bal
timore.
Crops are looking good after the re-
cent rains.
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SILVER RUN

Mrs. ". R Lippy spent . few days
at Hanover the past week.
Miss Eva Bankert, who was visiting
her grandfather's at this place, has re-
turned home
Miss Birdie KoOntz, of LittlestOWn,
ana Gruver Morelock, OF this place,
were quietly married at the Reformed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22
FOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Moving time is about over, but we
still had one this week. Mr.. Edgar
Dell and wife moved into Mrs. Calvin
Starner's, Sr-, house in Fountain Val
ley.
Mr.. Calvin Starner, ST., and wife
visited her sister, Mrs. George t.
Beam. in Baltimore county, near Oak
land, and her aunt, Mrs Savilla Kline
Miss Irene FitZe, who has been
home sick for some time, IL improving
at this writing.
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UnSympathetfc.

A legal light recently entered an
eating house and was Immediately ap-
preached by a waiter, who observed
cheerfully
Il have deviled kidneys, pigs feet
and calves brains"
Have you ?" coolly asked the law
yer. well, what are your troubles to
me I came here to. eat"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22
Good Pull
DOYLE & MAGEE
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Out of Place.

Uut OF PlAce.
The big ship was wallowing In the
waves that threatened to engulf her at
any moment Hastily The captain or
dered box of rockets and flares to be
brought to the rail, and with his own
hands ignited a number of them, in the
hope that they would be seen and the
passengers and crew rescued. Amid
the rockets red glare tall, thin,
austere individual found his way with
difficulty to the rail and spoke to the
captain. Captain" said he, IT pro-
test we are now facing death. This
IL no time for firework display Tit
Bits.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Salem Lutheran Charge-St. Benjamin Sum
day School d. m Divine Service p. Holy Com
munion Sunday. May l. 10 a. m. Preparatory Ser
vice Sat. April 30 2 p m. St. Johns Sunday School
8 a. m Divine Service 10 a.. m. Holy Communion
Sunday May at 10 a. m. Preparatory Service Sat
May at 2 %.
r. w. Doty. Pastor.
vice Benjamins 10 a m. Holy Communion Bach
mans p.
James 8. Stonesifer. Pastor
Communion Services will be held in the Union
town Charge follows:
Winters Church. April 24th. at I'D a. IN.
Unionrown Church. May LIST, at 10 a. m.
Mt. Union Church. Nav Sth, at 10 a. m
Baust Church. May 18th at 10.3J m.
Preparatory Services on the Saturdays previous
at 2.5u p. m.
G.. wv. BauGhman. Pastor
MI. j. Church. Union Mills, Rev. u w Long.
Pastor. Sunday School at l.30 r. y. 4. Meet
ing p. m. Preaching Services at 3 80 and 7.3O d.
18th.
St. john Church Suns.ayr- -ow Mass at IT'S
and High Mass ar ~ y During the week Mass
at al
Joseph III. Cassidy. Pastos.
Ascension Churvh, May Services. 7.3a a. m.
holy Commu i 10, II, corning Prayer
Sunday Of month";. 4-Si d. m. Evening Prayer 8
~ IT. on first Sunday of month. Service and Sermon
in Chapel
Frank W. Gibson. Phi. ID. RecrDr
Centenary Methodist Epescopa Church Preach
ing. 1879 A. NJ and 1891 NJ Sunday school, 9.15
o'clock. Junior League. 2 o'clock. Prayer Meet
ing. Wednesday, 7.SU o'clock
r. Emory Bennett Pastor.
&C. Paul's Refornei Church. ~ Sunday School at
10 a. ia. Worship at ii m. and Isl m
Calvin S. Slagle. Pastor.
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I'M MEMORIAM.

In commemoration Of Marguerite A. B. Shipley.
Just one year ago today loved one,
God took from me the boon His love hath given.
This life is transitory and full of aching sorrow,
And to you it has ceased to bring tomorrow,
But to me- tomorrows are only yesterdays,
And present life il transitory too
So when my work il finished here, at last,
May have pleasure rich and true
And come to Heaven and dwell with you =?
BY HER HUSBAND, GROVE J. SHIPLEY.
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MELROSE.

Those present at Theo. S. B. Frid-
inger's on Sunday we're Mrs. E. A.
Fridinger, Mrs. Ed. Snyder, Israel and
Edith Snyder, Of Hanover, Pa; Miss
Viola Ca1trider of Maple Grove. The
afternoon was spent in vocal and in
strumental music. -.s
Mrs. Amos Wolf had a. narrow es-
cape from losing the sight of one eye
by a vicious COW. II
We learn that M. Stokes, who
bought the machinery, tools, &C., from
the r. N. Fleagle company at public
sale the latter part of. March, and
leased the buildings, will soon open
the business of Melrose creamery
Charles Shaffer will conduct the bus
mess here for Mr.. Stokes. A carload
of coal was received here last week
for the creamery
Bixler's. U. B. Church communion
was we'll attended. The collection for
conference amounted to $72.65. The
Sunday school now numbers log and
is rapidly increasing. There seems to
be a deep growing interest in Sunday
school work, stepping stone to the
church. The collection of the Sunday
school was nearly $500.
An effort will be made to reorganize
VENTS Union Sunday school on Sun
day afternoon at 2.30. The school
was first organized more than sixty
years ago.
On Monday last there was a meeting
in the interest of our trolley line at
Patterson's hotel at Hampstead. The
following officers were elected !:
President, Judge Burns; vice presi-
dent, J. H. Sherman; secretary, Mr..
Reynolds, and treasurer, Newton
Watts. The necessary 100000 to start
building the road, after the survey il
made, has been subscribed.
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NORTHERN CARROLL.

The refreshing showers of the week
have caused vegetation to put on quite
a brilliant appearance, which is ap-
plicable to the season.
As one travels through the country
at this time of the year, when the
trees IRE in their bright foliage, and
also in their foliaceous state, he gets
perfect view of nature.
The earth everywhere Is bright and
~. y writer could not write florif-
Ious Enough to do justice to the ON
potent one who gives us the beauti-
Il days and refreshing showers.
: gorgeous lilac rs in full bloom,
4 adds to. the splendOr of the
----1ry. The violets, dandelions and
many others have made their appear
ance. The blackbird with his bright
plumage is here. All these things give
one in this partof Carroll an attractive
ness which il bewitching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Jones, of
West Main street, Westminster, visited
Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd S. Buckingham, from Saturday
until Sunday last.
The young ladies and young men of
Patapsco, are taking advantage of the
fine weather which we are having
now. Fishing parties can often be
seen along the banks of the stream
which flows through the little village
of Patapsco.
Herman Beck, a student at the Blue
Ridge College, Union Bridge, spent a
day in Westminster this week.
Miss Mae Stoner of Westminster, is
spending while in Baltimore.
The services which are in progress
at the Church of the Brethren, West
minister, have been we'll attended. The
speaker is quite interesting tolisten
to, he can explain the word of God to
perfection.
On account of the inclement wealth
er Sunday last, the preacher of Car
rollton circuit did not get to his
churches, but there will be preaching
at the regular hours this Sunday.
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Gan @ntonio, ii. Wtat - 1910.
Sii6ner.. :. ..$2.50-$6.5O pet 9bb.
gier. frii6.. III gts. per 9useuo
Butter. lis Ii. 20 gts. per 9Bo.
&orn.. . ....97 gts. per 8uigel
8ei5en.. SIPS Biz $1.36 per Buffet
Qen.. -. ~....S15.0O per 8oll1te
9afer.. !. ....56 gts. per 8uIbel
9onis, per gfunb.. >. ....9& gfs.
Salg per 8fo.. +. {. -. ....4 gt3