The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-07-20
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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President Taft will be here here G.
A. r. Day-sure.
The crowd here is increasing as the
days go by.
Mr.. George Jacobs will buy lot here
and build cottage before next season.
The NJ. E. congregation propose to
have a reopening service as soon as the
improvements on the church are COM
pleted. We hope that will be soon but
cannot tell.
The new postoffice building will be
occupied next week.
The annual community election took
place yesterday when the following
officers were elected: President, L. P.
Carr; secretary, Rev. L. A. Rudlsill;
treasurer, J. A. Enlow; members of the
annual committee, DR.. Logan Carr and
7. H. Cuppett; superintendent of
streets, 7. H. Cuppett; policeman,
Adam Long, The board of directors Of
the Mountain Lake Park Association
appointed A. D, Naylor and T. w. Cas-
teel as members Of the annual commit
tee.
The Interstate Good Roads Confer
ence will be in session Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week. A
number of prominent men identified IN
this important work will deliver ad-
dresses. We hope to have Governors
Crothers and Glasscock at this meeting
There should be a large attendance of
our own county people at the conven-
ton.
The Mountain Lake Park manage
ment have recent assurances from Sec
rotary Hilles that President Taft ex-
poets to make good his promise to visit
Mountain Lake Park and deliver an adj
dress during the present season. The
President had expected to speak on
Philippine missions at Mountain Lake
Park, June 23 but at the last moment
was obliged to cancel the engagement.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety anniversary at Mountain Lake
Park began Saturday and continued I'M
! til Sunday evening. The opening pro-
gram was in charge of the Oakland
District Woman's Home Missionary
Society. Saturday evening stereopti-
con views of work among foreigners
were given. Sunday morning Rev. DR..
Alpha G. Kynett of the Board of Home
Missions and Church Extension, Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Philadelphia, de-
livered the address. In the evening
Miss Henrietta A. Bancroft delivered
an address on "Our Training School, "
which was followed with a lecture on
Porto Rico by Mrs. May Leonard Wood
ruff. Monday afternoon a reception
was held at the Thompson Rest Home
from 3 to 5 p. m.
The anniversary of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society begins next
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Daugherty, one of the
! puDilO SNlIOOl ItdC!lGIS Vi DdllIIuOTp,
spoke Friday afternoon in the Hall of
Philosophy on Mother Play Talks"
The INSTRUMENTATION camp meet
ing, which recently ended was a big
success. Rev. Joseph II. Smith, OF
Philadelphia, was in charge and among
those who aided him were Bishop S. P.
! Spreng, of the Evangelical church,
Evangelists Hyde and Babcock, Rev.
and Mrs. Walter Malone, of the Friends
Bible school, Cleveland. Ohio Rev. DR..
/ George Oliver, of Wheeling, and DR.. H.
! l.. Gilmour, who had charge of the
music.
The Observation-Disclosures Christian
Workers and Bible Conference, July %
to August is expected to draw large
crowds.
Mrs. r. J. Cadle, Registertown, Bal
tlmore county, arrived in the Park Tues
day to remain some time as the guest
of Mrs. j. E. Chance and family.