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l1EAIGlHTzT.

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Rev. c.. w Fielding will hold pro-
.tracted service at New Oakland, this
Sunday evening and each evening
throughout the coming week, except
Saturday.
We understand that the congrega-
ton of Oakland NJ E. Church is going
to have well dug at the church,
which is good plan. New Oakland
will also have one bored a. soon a.
a. it get through with the present
Improvement
Farmers around here have cut most
of their corn. There il some, how
ever, we fear, will be cut by frost, as
it is very green yet. The corn crop
as whole is much better than it was
last year, but the fodder will not be
as good.
Our farmers have awakened to the
fact that they must white wash their
land or quit farming, so there is
something doing in that direction.
Owing to the recent heavy rains, the
roads about here are still in very
bad condition. We hope they will
soon be fixed.
Miss Isabella Lauterback will at
tend the Norman School this year.
Miss Ruth Kelly will attend BUSH
ness College this year also.
John Schmidt is building an adj
dition to his house.
We are glad to see the stand the
Advocate has taken in Urging the sup
port of Mr. German for Governor. This
| is the only course to pursue, as the
Democrats must get together and stay
together or it will mean a Republican
Governor
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HOODS MILL.

Farmers of this community are
very busy cutting corn and getting
ready for seeding.
Harrison Day and family, of Sykes
vile, are visiting Mrs. Days sister,
Mrs. Harry Lorentz.
Mss Helen Hughes. who had been
visiting friends in Sykesville, has
returned home
Eleanora, the little daughter OF
Lynn Trayer who had her fingers cut
off in fodder cutter several weeks
ago, il getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Luvenia TrundIe accidentally
fell down the steps Monday receiv-
ing slight injuries.
Herman Hood is spending several
days with friends in Mt Airy and
West Falls.
E. ]. Hammond spent Sunday in
Baltimore.
w. L. Hammond was in Baltimore
Thursday on business.
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PATAPSCO.
" l.
Governor

Mr.. Olocklen and family, of Balti-
more, are guests of John Shipley and
family
George Shamer is spending several
days in Baltimore.
Joe McClair, of Baltimore, is visit
ing George Shamer.
Misses Grace Baseman and Gladys
and Helen Hunter spent several days
with Reuben Shipley and family.
Charles Spencer spent last Satur-
day In Baltimore.
Miss Ellen Stone, of Westminster,
is visiting Mrs. Reuben Shpley.
People in this vicinity are busy cut
ting corn and preparing for seeding.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
September %, at Mrs. Stella Sham
er's.
The P. o. S. of A., will go to the
Methodist Protestant Church, Sunday,
September IL, at 10 a. m, and Rev. g.
@. Day will preach to them. Every
body is invited to attend.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
our NEIGHBORS.
SYKESVIL1LE.
Leave Rl subscriptions advertise
ments and Job work at Walter WV. Rdt-
teFs TonsOriaI ParlOrs, local agent

J. III. FoEble, contractor and build
er, has started another new build
ing at the Springfield State Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Weer have
returned home after spending some
time with friends in Montgomery
county, Nd.
Miss Leila Hepner is visiting Mrs.
R. c. Ffroved, her sister, in Balti-
more.
Miss Beulah o. Wolfersberger, OF
Stanley, Va, milliner for Miss Min
ME Phillinger, has returned for the
fall season: Miss Phillinger will
have her opening next Monday and
Tuesday September IS and 10.
Elmer E. Jenkins, our West End
merchant, is enlarging his store and
meat department
Quite few of our town people
visited the tournament at the Con-
federate Soldiers Home, at Pixies
vile, Nd, on September ~.
MI Bennett and Sons, contractors,
have finished building the new road
fin Howard county, and are loading
their machinery for shipment
We are sorry to report the sudden
illness of Mrs. z. M. Mellor, from
typhoid fever.
Miss Laura Harris, who has been
very ill with fever, is getting along
very nicely now.
Mrs. VIM. D. B. Hepner and son,
Lewis, have returned home after a
visit to Mrs. Hepner's parents, at
ANNAPOLIS, Nd
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MT.AIRY.

Miss Helen Runkles il visiting Miss
Blanche Rudy at her home in Middle
town.
Norman Hood is in Middletown on
important business.
Roscoe Wordsworth and Frank
Lewis made visit to Braddock
Heights last Tuesday.
Miss Belle Runkles has received
her fall stock of millinery and the
knowing say her selection shows
great skill, her milIner, Miss Rob
inson, Of Virginia, arrived last We'd
nesday.
Edgar Mercer and company shipped
car loads Of straw last week Quite
a geed showing for the young firm.
Mrs. George Grimes was carried to
the hospital last Tuesday to undergo
an operation which proved successful.
Donald Dorsey left for Carlisle, Pa,
where he will attend Dickinson Col
lege.
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FRIZELLBURG.

Mrs. Fannie Burlington, Of Mount
Union, spent several days with her
cousin, Mrs Fannie Babylon, this
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Rufus Weaver, OF Phil
adelphia, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Arthur.
Misses Edith and Laura Bowers are
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Rebecca Shuey, who had been
sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Baust, is able to be about
again.
Miss Elsie Snader, Of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in this place.
MIR. and Mrs. George Donaker and
daughter, Clara, and Miss Sallie My
erly, of Uniontown spent Sunday
with Harry eastman and family.
George Figgs, Of Lynchburg, va,
il spending several days with William
Arthur.
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Watermelon Party.
For the Advocate.

For the Advocate.
On Friday, September 1, an enjoy
able watermelon party was given by
Mrs. Fannie Ogg at the Ogg's Valley
Farm. A large number of people
were present and other refreshments
besides the large delicious watermel-
OnS were served.
The guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames Harry Blizzard, Abdial Boil
linger, Augustus Saddles, Garfield
Ogg, Naros Blizzard, William Eden
son, George Fl. WEIGH, Harry Ogg,
Frank WEIGH, Ernest Clever, John
Blizzard; Mrs. Fannie Ogg; Henry
Colman; Misses Sadie Bollinger Hell
en- Seipp, Gladys ogg, Jessie Shaeffer,
Marie Barber, Virgie Schaeffer, Eleanor
Blauveld, of Baltimore; Viola Perago,
of Reisterstown; Virgie Davis, Myrtle
Mile, OF Baltimore; Martha Davis,
Thelma Welch, Ethel Clever, Laura
Ogg; Messrs Edward Bollinger, John
Rosenburgers Ervie Buckingham, III
Mer Schaefrer, Elmer Davis, Albert
BartholoW, Herschel Davis, Harry
Richter, Joe Jearney, OF Baltimore;
Arthur Blizzard, Walter Wagner, Geo.
Charles Nightingale and
B. Blizzard.
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UNIONTOWN.

Miss Nellie Hoffman, of Creagers-
town, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. L. F.
Murray.
Mrs. John Gehr and daughter Miss
Kittie, visited Miss Ellen Beam the
past week.
Dr. Jesse Englar and family were
at Waynesboro over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. y. Crabbs, Of
Hagerstown, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Devilbiss and
family, of Westminster; Mrs. Harry
Suter and children and Miss Suter,
of Baltimore, were guests of Guy Sc
gafoose and family on Sunday.
Miss 5. e. Weaver spent several
days this week with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Garner, near NnWood
Harry Baughman has returned to
The Seminary at Gettysburg, to re
sumo his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart McAllister, Of
Washington, ID. c., spent Tuesday
with w. Guy Segafoose and family
and NJ. D. Smith and family.
Cortland Hoy, Baltimore, is visiting
at Mrs. Clayton Hams
Mrs. Annie Hoyt and Mrs. Dora
Hayden and daughter, of Washington,
visited VIM. Shaw, Of Black Oak
Spring, the past week
Mrs John Trite and daughter, Miss
Jennie, are spending some time here.
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PLEASANT VALLEY,

j. Theodore Myers had the misfor-
tune to lose a horse on Monday eve
ming which he had driven to the home
of John Shuey, where they were en-
gagged in cutting apples for apple but
ter. On coming out he found the
horse dead under the diversified of the
barn. The horse apparently died
without struggle.
@. y. Yingling and family entertain
81 or Wednesday, y. j. Rokos, J. M.
Scherer, George Vogel, Augustus
Klecka, Mrs Henry *. Gerlock and
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver r. Myers, all OF
Baltimore. They came in an auto
mobile.
Miss Edna P. Myers, who had been
spending a few weeks in Baltimore,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Myers and other relatives and
friends, returned home accompanied
by her sister, Miss Annie, who will
spend some time with her grand par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Levi Myers.
Levi III. Myers, who lives On The
Pleasant Valley and Stonersville road,
met with painful accident while
hauling some corn on the stalk The
wagon got into a rut and he was
thrown out: the horses made sud
den jump and the wheel passed over
his body and shoulder bruising him
up considerably and disabling him
for work for at least the next 10
days. Fortunately no bones were
broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kane and dau-
ghters Of Philadelphia, are spending
some time with Mrs. Kane's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hahn.
"a very enjoyable birthday surprise
party was given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Starner on Wednes-
day, September 6, in honor Of their
daughter, Miss Elsie,it being her eigh-
| teenth birthday. The evening was
spent in games until a late hour
when all were invited to the dining
room where they found the table lad
en- with all the dencacies Of the sea-
son, to which all did ample justice.
Those present were MIR. ond Mrs.
ALBERT Starner, Mr. and Mrs. Ma
thaniel Zepp, Mrs Annie vi. O. Star
ner, Mrs. Ann Eliza Copenhover, Up
ton Myers, Misses Elsie Starner, Mary
Logue, Pauline Nusbaum, Bessie
Logue, Ada Starner, Emma Brown,
Dorothy Starner, Hattie Utermahlen,
Edna Myers, Bernetta Utermahlen and
Mabel Bankard Messrs. Ernest Louey,
Raymond Myers, John Kempher, Sam
uel Myers, John Koontz, Archie Zepp,
Louis Logue, Maurice Utermahlen,
Norman Lemon, Carroll Louey, DAN
lei Willet, Ralph Koontz, Edgar
Logue, Wilmer Myers, Lloyd Brown,
Maurice Starner, Lee Myers, Harvey
Starner, Carroll Myerly, Horace
Koontz, Charles Myers, Paul Myers
and Charles Helwig.
Mrs. James Leister, son Alvey and
daughter, Miss HollisS of Medford,
Md; Messrs. ]. Preston Logue, of
Baltimore; and Carroll Logue, of
Westminster, spent last Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Logue.
Miss Naomi Renner, of Littlestown,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Hollie My
ers.
Sunday school this Sunday at a.
m.; Harvest home service at 10 O.
clock conducted by Rev John O. 70
der.
The Pleasant Valley Band will hold
festival in the picnic grove, on Sat-
urday evening, September %.
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FLOHRVILLE,

Mrs. ,. TT. Day has been visiting at
The home OF her sister, Mrs. Harry
Lorentz, OF Hoods Mills.
Mrs. Martha Hoff and daughter
Mrs. Pearl Hill, Of Mechanicsville,
are visiting at the home OF Mrs. Jas.
Lockard.
Morris Hughes visited at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Emory Bar
mes.
Mary Ecker has returned home
from long visit In Baltimore.
Pinkney Hooper visited at the
home OF his father on Sunday.
Mrs. "A. WI Hoffman visited friends
and relatives in Winfield a few days
last week
Mrs. Murray Kindly spent two days
in Baltimore last week.
Joseph Brandenburg, wife and son,
visited friends here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Beasman
visited at the home of Thomas, P.
Buckingham.
Harrison Day went to Hoods Mills
on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Hughes has returned to
The home Of her sister, Mrs. Lorentz,
at Hoods Mills
- hOAA - DhLA0y D1A10l CCAWA1C
at Union Chapel has been changed
from 8 p. m. to d. m. There will
always be service on Sunday evening,
and preaching when a preacher can
be obtained. The teachers and Off
GERS and scholars of the Sunday
school will meet at the chapel on
Wednesday evenings to discuss the
lesson.
What might have been a serious
accident occurred on Sunday on the
pike at the top or the hill near
Flohr's gate when "a motor cycle On
which Carl Selby was riding ran into
q buggy occupied by Messrs. James
Lockard, Burgess Hughes and Mas
ter Herman Brown. The two left
wheels of the buggy were broken,
axles bent, perch pole broken and
occupants thrown to the ground,
while the motor cycle was badly
twisted and bent and Mr.. Selby was
thrown aross the road, badly scratch
ed and bruised. 1t was very FORUM
ate that no one was more seriously
injured.
There will b. a game OF bail Sat
urday on the Hospital grounds Be
tween the home team and Sykesville
We hope to be fortunate enough to
win the game for once.
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NIAYBERRY.

Charles Davidson and family had a
public sale on last Wednesday of
their personal effects and removed to
Philadelphia, where they expect to
make their future home.
Harry E. Feagle has purchased
from Elmer J. Wantz, his farm con-
tanning AZ acres of land, with all
new buildingsc thereon, and a valu-
able tract of timber: this farm ad-
joins MIR. Fleagle's farm and il stu
ated near Bare Mount School house,
on the public road leading from Ty-
rome to the stone road.
The band festival last Saturday ev-
ening was held at H. E. FIeagle's
store on account of the inclement
weather and was partly a success
as 10 gallons of ice cream were dis
posed of: the festival will be contin-
ued tomorrow evening.
II. z. Fleagle spent Thursday and
Friday Of last week in Baltimore,
replenishing hi stock for fall and
winter.
Brooklyn HeltebridIe l. very i'll at
present.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Miss Carrie Byers and friend, of
Kingsdale, spent Sunday at N. G.
WANTS.
Frank Essich and family, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Essich's brother,
Oliver Koontz, OF Hampstead.
Miss Marie WIN. Bankert,of Washing
ton, y. q, who had been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. J. wv. Frock, has re
turned home.
William HUFF and family, OF Hano-
yer, spent Sunday with Mr.. Huff's
brother. John.
Miss Caroline L. INQUIRER, of New
York, spent several days with her
sister, Mrs. Ada Frock.
Master Percy Grouse, I'm visiting his
brother, William Grouse, OF York, "a
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TVATERSV

The canning factory il % crowded
that it il working over time.
What about that nice throwing?
We are sorry to report Miss Este1la
Waters as suffering greatly from an
affection of the eye.
Robert Barnes, of Perkey, Penn,
and W. B. Erskind, OF Parsons, Kan
sas, are guests of Raymond Barnes
Mrs Allen Griffin, last week enter
tanned few friends at tea in honor
or her neice, Miss Bertha Warfield.
we are glad TO report Dr. Hitch
cock Is very much improved from q
protracted spell OF typhoid fever
Walter r. Rudy left last Wednes-
day to attend the ratification meeting
at Cambridge.
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ALESIA.

Mrs. Currens, of Baltimore, spent
the past week visiting her brothers
James and George Ehrhart, Of this
place.
To Gettysburg, Monday last, and there
we're 8 trains, 30 coaches
Farmers have about finished cut
ting corn in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Harmon and sons,
of Miller's, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Crumrfne, near here.
Ivan Miller, is very sick at present
with typhoid fever
Miss Dorothy Fowble, of Fowb1es-
burg, spent the past week visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Hof-
facker, of this place
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EASTvIENy.

On Wednesday night of last week
the @. T.. business meeting was held
at a. Bollinger's. The meeting was
opened by a. Spencer. The atten-
dance was not good: we hope the
members will take more interest in
the future. The hostess served cakes
and lemonade and the hour spent in
talking and eating with the sound Of
the violin in the distance was pleas
ant one Next meeting will be at
Mrs. John Conaway's. Those present
were MIR. and Mrs a. Bollinger, Mr.
ond Mrs. Haden Bollinger, Mrs John
COnaway; Misses Ida COppersmith,
Helen Seipp, Elsie Conway, Sadie
Bollinger, Florence Spencer, Estella
Conrad Messrs. George Ditman, Ed
ward Bollinger, Harmon Wardenfelt,
Andrew Spencer, Wesley and John
Bollinger.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
John Conway entertained at tea
the following guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wicks, Mrs. Jennie Conrad;
Misses Sadie Bolinger, Ida Copper
smith, Allie Conaway, Blanche Flohr,
Mo1lie Gist, Martha Coppersmith,
Estella Conrad, Elsie ConaEay;
Messrs. George Ditman, Harmon War
denfelt, Charles Conway, Charles
Wfcks, Howard Coppersmith.
Thomas Jones is erecting a large
bank barn on his farm in Eastview.
John Blizzard has erected a two
story dwelling on his place in East
view.
John Conaway will in a week or so
build new front porch and carri-
age house.
George H. Wicks has returned to
Baltimore after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles Miner il visiting her
son, after which she will return to
her home in Washington
Mrs. Annie Farber, Edward Wicks,
wife and daughter,who spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wicks, have returned to
Baltimore
Miss Edna Lamden, who had been
visiting Mrs. John Conway, of East
view, returned to Baltimore.
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MEDFORD.

The tomoto factory is running on
full time, and running extra time at
night
Ham Fritz, while filling his silo last
week, put in So loads of corn in one
day.
The Grange Hall at this place is 60
ing up now,and the builders are max
In good progress.
Upton Gladhill just finished an ar-
tesian well, 115 feet deep; John
Bale bored the well.
Lincoln Rinehart had a very sick
horse this week, but it is better now.
John Hyde and wife, Mrs. Lippy, of
Union Bridge; George Baust and wife,
John Barber and family, spent Sum-
day at B. BARRIERS.
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MILE IE,!9.

MlSS IldCG DAllIAp UL AGdT Olu T Vt VI
spent a week visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Barber.
Samuel Wertz near here, spent
Monday at Baltimore attending to
business.
Rev. Strine held Harvest Home ser
vices here last Sunday evening,
which were we'll attended the deco
rations of various fruits and vege-
tables presented beautiful appear
ance.
Miss Edna Purdy, OF Baltimore, Wis
tied Mrs. George Bollinger, here the
past week.
Mrs George Barber IL spending
several days with her brother, Ivan
Miller, who il very jill with typhoid
fever, at Alesia
Master Frank Miller, of Westmins-
ter, visited his cousins, Masters Sher-
man, Preston and Milton Miller, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Miller and
son Milton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Wentz and son, Vernon, spent last
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Face, near GreenmOunt, Md.
The family Of James Harris, near
here, received shock last Mon
day morning, when they went to the
barn to do their work. They found a
colt dead: the animal had jumped I'D
on door and was fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wertz and
daughter, Grace, visited the formers
brother, George Wertz, and family,
at Lineboro, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wynand and
children, visited at Black Rock, Pa,
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, OF near
Ola Fort, spent last Sunday visiting
tie latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George Barber, Oh North Main street.
W.T. and Mrs Doll, OF near Glen
vile, Pa, visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reinhart.
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BENNERSVILLE,

Miss Annie Schweitzer, or York, Pa,
~ spending some time at the home Of
Noah WV. Miller.
Mrs. Mollie Young and Ruth Young
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Irene Filter, OF Fountain Valley, who
Ia very Ill at this writing.
Elmer Roger, Charles Roger, and
son Clarence, Of Westminster, spent
Sunday with Noah w. Miller and fam
fly.
Harry Rosenstine and wife, of Bal
timore, spent Thursday afternoon
with Charles Bankard and family.
Our farmers are busy cutting corn.
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MELROSE.

]. ]. T. Baumgardner has a pump
kin stalk on Level Hill Farm with II
pumpkins ranging in weight from "
pound to pounds.
The B. v. Branch Of the Western
Maryland Railroad which was recent
ly purchased BY the Mason and Dix
On Mining Co., il being repaired.
On account OF the Indictment wealth
CT last Saturday, Bachman's Union
Sunday school has decided to hold its
celebration on the afternoon and eve
ming Of September 49, The Pleasant
Valley Cornet Band will furnish mus
ic and there will be good program
in the afternoon and a festival in
the evening.
The creamery here, SO long the
subject Of discussion, will be sold
Saturday, September %. Ivan IL.
Hoff IL trustee and no one need hest
tate to buy ii e. a clear title to the
property IL assured.
Don't forget the debate in MeIrose
on Saturday evening, September 16,
between two York countians and two
Carroll countians on the subject Re
solved that the farmer is more indie
pendent than the mechanic"
John w. Dehrit, residing northeast
of Melrose intends to sell his farm at
low price.
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HUNTERSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wantz, of Friz-
ellburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Null
and son, Kester, or Westminster,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Els
worth z. Mumford.
Mrs. Ida 5. Miller and son, Daniel,
Of Hanover, r.. are visiting the for
mer's neice, Mrs. Howard Manager
md other relatives or Westminster.
Mtss Ruby Bowers and Mrs. H. A.
Manager, visited Mrs. Managers par
ents. Mr. and Mrs j. Wesley King, on
Sunday. Other guests OF MIR. King
were Misses Irene Masenheimer
Ruth and Rachel Smith; Messrs. JAG
oh Miller. w. King, Herbert Miller,
Mrs. Ida Miller. and son. Daniel; Alva
King, John Black and Harry Manager.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Shipley spent
Sunday with the formers brother, III.
AnINl@Tw
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ELDERSBURG.

All schools near this place viii Re
open next Monday, September lis.
Mr. Ralph Hood, of Flohrville, and
little daughter, Dorothy, visited MIR.
Hoods parents, MIR. and Mrs III a.
Hood, Oh Tuesday
Miss Ethel Selby, who had been
spending few weeks at her home,
has returned to Baltimore. Her
mother, Mrs. Johnnie Selby accom-
panied her to spend a few days with
friends.
Miss Addell Harris, Of Sykesville,
was the guest OF Miss Edna Blizzard
On Sunday.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Those who spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. David Myers, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Miller and daughter, Mary;
MIS- Hopkins and three children, and
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Wantz.
uriah Babylon, wife and son, Cal
Tln, spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.
Jacob Bankard, near Fair View.
On last Wednesday evening, How
ard Warehime gave a bean hulling
party. About thirty persons were
present and all enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. Manager and three children
are spending some time in Baltimore
visiting friends.
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Agricultural Instructions to be Given
at The Laurel and HsgerstOwn
Fairs.

Agricultural Instructions to be Given
at The Laurel and Hagerstown
Fairs.
In order to aid in making the Ag-
rfcultural Fairs more Educational
and enable persons desiring to make
Systematic Study Of the Exhibits,
the Maryland Experiment Station
Will furnish guide ana instructor to
each group or ten (1O) Oh more per
sons who signify a desire for the
same.
Instructors will be furnished on
four subjects:
1. Live Stock.
2. Poultry.
8. Horticultural Products.
4. Farm Products.
Persons desiring to avail of an
instructor should name the day
they will attend the fair and the sub
1ect they desire to study and send i'm
lit of the names or their party To
the Director OF the Experiment sta
ton, College Park, Md, not later
than the Saturday previous to the
opening OF the Fair. The live stock
and poultry exhibits will each re-
quire full day to study them thor
oughly. The Horticultural and Farm
Products could both be taken up in
the same day.