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FOrHrlVv aIt.

Mrs. Rebecca Formwalt, wife OF
William FormwaIt, of Tyrone, died
Sunday evening, June 2, OF compli-
cation of diseases, aged 77 years. She
bore her sufferings with patience and
much Christian fortitude for a long
time, until she peacefully passed away.
Some years ago, during the pastorate
of Rev. j. J. Fritchey, she was con-
firmed as member Of Baust Reform
Cd Church. About 58 years ago she
was married to Mr.. VIM. Formwalt,
and besides her husband, is survived
by one son, Mr.. Joseph Formwalt, Of
Tyrone, nine grandchildren,tw two great
grandchildren, and one sister,
Mrs. Anna Reck, of near Taneytown.
Some years ago, her daughter, who
was the wife OF Mr.. w. VI. Marker, OF
Tyrone, died.
Funeral services were held at the
church last Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m.
The large attendance attested to the
esteem In which she was held by the
community. Rev. Martin Schweitzer,
Of Union Bridge, officiated. Inter
ment was made in the adjoining Gem
etery. Pallbearers-J. Calvin Outer
er, Jacob Rodkey, Arthur Masters,
Charles r.. Welk, Charles Phillips and
David Hahn.
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Bring HOME $I75.
WIN FIRST PRIZE I'M RO0K and LAD
DER RACE.
Make Run In 43 2-5 SeCOldS----$5O
for Coming Longest Distance
Pleased with Hospitality Of Citi-
zelS.

The Westminster Fire Departments
reel team arrived home this morning,
the members feeling happy over their
visit to Waynesboro, Pa, where they
attended the celebration of the Cum
berland Valley Firemen's Association
meet. In the parade on Wednesday
they won $50 for going the longest
distance Of any company. Yesterday
they contested for the prize in the
Hook and Ladder race and won first
prize, $125, for making the fast run,
43 rs seconds. Immediately after
they ran in the reel race but lost
on account Of having the hose over
the line. They speak well of all the
teams contesting in the races, and con-
gratulate Antietam and the Enterprise
teams on their success in the reel
races. They also speak highly OF the
hospitality of the people, which could
not have been more lavish. The judges
of the races were capable men and
fair in their decisions.
| The members OF the reel team are:
Milton Spangler, Raymond Elderman,
Arthur Burdman, George Bell, Edw.
Steffy, Frank Arnold, Guy Williams,
Lloyd Shaffer, Vernon Daily, Paul
Englar, Joseph Little, Russell Grouse,
Edward Leary, Smith Billingslea, VIM.
Long, Joseph Smith, Edward Gehr,
Joseph Stewart, Lamotte Smith, ,GlOyd
Diffendal, Pete Samois, Levine Zepp
and Russell Bixler.
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WESTMINSTER MAN In BIG EN-
TERPRISE.
Mr. F. H. Knapp Organizes New Com
pany With Headquarters Tn BaIi-
more.

Mr. II. H. Knapp Organizes New Com
pany With Headquarters In Bali-
more.
Mr.. Frederick r. Knapp, Of this
city, has purchased the controlling i'm
terest in a new manufacturing Eom-
pany formed this week and known as
The National Lettergraph Company
which will absorb the Lettergraph
Company and the Lettergraph Sales
Company. The capital il 100000;
preferred stock, $4,000 and common
stock, $4,000. The offices of the
new company are in the Maryland
Trust Building, Baltimore.
The Lettergraph is rapid ma
chine which duplicates typewriting
20 that the work can not b. told
from that done by the tEpeMriter. Tt
also does the same kind of work as
the Multigraph machine, which has
been on the market for about three
years.
The new company will also manu-
facture type-setting machine to be
used with the Lettergraph. The Let
tergraph can be operated with a
small electric motor a. well a. by
hand.
MIR. Knapp IL president OF the new
company and Mr.. t.. Earle Simpson
has resigned his position in Annapo-
lii to accept one with the company
and will take up his new duties On
Monday. y
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Bishop Murray's Reception.

The chapel on Court street was the
scene of a charming reception last
Saturday evening, from s to 10 O.
clock given to Rev. DIR. John G. Muir
ray, Bishop OF Maryland, who last
week made his first visit to Ascension
parish since the coming Of the new
rector, Rev. s. Hilton Orrick
Not only were most of the lnem-
bers Of Ascension Church present to
greet the Bishop but large number
of the representative citizens Of the
town were there.
The guests were received by Rev
Mr.. Orrick, the members Of the vestry
and their wives, also Mrs. j. IL. Reif-
snider, ST., and Mrs. 3. II. Orrick,
mother Of the rector.
The chapel was elaborately deco
rated with June blossoms and How
ers and a very enjoyable musical pro-
gram had been prepared for the en-
tertainment Of the guests, consisting
OF vocal solos rendered by Misses
Frances G.. Seabrook, Mary Billings
lea, Helen Bacon; and instrumental
solos by Prof Howard T.. Benson.
Refreshments Of Strawberries, Ice
cream and cake were served by Mrs
John T.. Reifsnider, Jr., Mrs. John N
Roberts, Misses-Lina Reese, Dorothy
Albaugh, Mary Billingslea, Eleanor
Thomas, Eleanor Reifsnider, Frances
Seabrook, Elizabeth Roberts, Ella
George, Helen Bacon
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WESTERN Md. COLLEGE.
ELABORATE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
BEGINS TONIGHT.

The forty-second commencement OF
Western Maryland College will begin
this evening with the freshman and
sophomore contest in elocutiOn for
the Norment prizes, and certificates
and honOrs OF the preparatory school
will also be awarded
The presidents reception to the
faculty and students will take place
from to s o'clock p. NJ, tomorrow
evening, June 8, and;ithe class recep-
tions will follow it Sunday morn
ing, June 8, President Lewis will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon and
at 8 P. M. of that day the sermon be-
fore the Christian associations OF the
college will BE- delivered by Rev. Dr.
Herbert G. Alleman, of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary, at Gettysburg,
Pa.
The other events, in order, will be:
June 1O-(Morning and night Re
cital by graduates In music and elo-
cution; a. p. ND the society reunions
in the society halls
June (Morning) Annual meeting
of trustees; (afternoon) business
meeting and collation. of the alumni
association; (night) the oratorical
June 12-(Morning) Commencement
proper, when 10 young men and 20
young women will graduate; under
graduate honors will be awarded and
degrees conferred. The graduates
are: Arthur Myron Birdsall, Of Man
asquan, NJ. J; George Rowland
Brown, of Westminster, Md; Ralph
Ward Devilbiss, OF SteWartstoWn, Pa ;
John Edward Graefe, of Owings Mills
Md; Charles Dixon Linthicum. of
Church Creek, Md; William Jasper
MCCARTHY, of Temple, Ca; Charles
Herring Murray, Of Baltimore; Alfred
Pfitsch, of Baltimore; Chandler
Sprague, Of Haverhill, Mass; Joseph
Wellington Welch, Of Hoyes, Md;
Misses Helen Vivian Barnes, Of Pen
insula Junction, M = Norma Estella
Bradshaw, of Deals Island, Md; An
ME Drummond Coard, Of Pocomoke
City, Md; Margaret Grace Dennis
of Preston, Md; Anna Fisher, Of Den
ton, Md; Kate Lindsay Frizzell, o.
Germantown, Pa. Mildred Jane Hadd
away, of Baltimore; Ada Rachel Hur
lock, OF Kennedyville, Md; C1eort
May Landon, of Fairmount, Md; Mel
lie Horn Mitchell, of Baltimore; Les
lie Whitney Orr, Of Homecoming, Md
Grace Wells Price, Of Elkton, Nd.
Helen Bombay, Ringrose, Of Balti
more; Mary Theresa Sibiski, of Balti
more; Elsie Davis Stoll, Of Brooklyn
Md; Maud Vera Stultz, of Jarretts
Vile, Nd; Mary Estelle Todd, Of Fed
eralsburg, Md; Minnie Marsden Ward
of Belington, W. Va. Eva Margare
Williams, Of Preston. Md; and Sew;
Reba Wilmoth, OF Westville, N. j.
There will BE- TO orations by mem
bers, Of the class, including the val
edictories and salutatories.
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Funeral of Joseph l.. Franklin.

The funeral of Mr.. Joseph T..
Franklin, West Main street, which
was held on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock was largely attended. Rev. T.
j.. Bennett had charge OF the services,
which were held at his late residence.
Interment was in Westminster Gem
etery. The deceased was member OF
Ghe 7. O. NJ, Eagles, and Knights OF
Pythias. The I. o. nj. delivered the
last rites Of the order at the grave.
The active pallbearers were Chas
Wilson, Harry @. Hesson, Oliver MI
Grouse, James #. Trayer, John p
Saylor and Harvey Stone.
Honorary-Joseph w. Smith, John
T. Reifsnider, Ezra T.. Bish, Lee G.
Lester, Thomas X Shaw, DR.. III. MI
Fitzhugh, William #. Wilson and Paul
Smith, Of Washington, D. G.
MIR. Franklin had many friends all
OF whom expressed regret at bis ear
ly demise.
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Mrs, Sarah MoreIock's VIII Probated.

The will Of Mrs. Sarah Morelock
who died May oath was probated in
the Orphans Court, on May 2S and
the bequests are as follows:
Geo. 3. Myerly, shares Of stock
OF National Exchange Bank OF Bal
timore; $500 to St. Benjamin's Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, but not TO
be used for pastors salary.
John S. Schweigart a special be-
quest OF 5000.
VIM. M. Byers, Oklahoma, a spec
iaI lbequest Of 5000.
The balance OF her estate to b. d1-
yided equally in 10 shares between
nieces and nephews.
The will was dated May is, 1912.
John S. Schweigart and Roy H.Singer
were named as the executors Jas:
w. Lennon, John p. Kaufman ana
NJ. Il. Yeiser, were the witnesses.
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CHARLES n. KOLB APPOINTED PRIN-
CIPAL OF WESTMINSTER HIGH
SCHOOL WILEY w. JENKINS Is
VICE PRINCIPAL.
Flick WiSlef Gets One Year I'm Jail
Donation for Retreat and Sandy
Vile Schools.
Circuit Court.

ry M. Marks vs.. Caroline Walden and
Robert J. Walden, garnishees OF viii
liam wv. Walden, was heard before the
Court and verdict was rendered for
the plaintiff Reifsnider and Kauff-
man e. Kaufman, for plaintiff, and
Preston and Clemson for garnishee.
Flick Wisner, who was tried at the
May term of Court on the charge Of
having concealed on his premises
meat stolen from the smoke house of
Joshua Stevenson, was sentenced yes
terday by Judge Forsythe to one year
in Jail. The case was tried a few
weeks ago but the verdict was with
held.
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FirOr.

Mrs. Margaret T.. Firor, widow Of
the late Samuel Firor, died at her
home, in Hanover, Pa, Sunday morn
ing, June 2, at $40 O'Clock, from a
complication of diseases. She was
aged 81 years.
Mrs. Firor, whose maiden name was
Riley, was born near Middleburg, Md,
and was twice married. Her first
husband was Henry Harbold, and in
1871 she was married to Samuel FIror
who died about five years ago.
Funeral was held Wednesday morn
ing, at the house at o'clock, after
which the remains were taken to
Fairfield, where services were held
fn the Lutheran church, and inter
ment made in Union cemetery. -
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DEATHS
HOuel1.N

Mrs. Valeria 2. Houck, widow of
John Houck, died at the home OF her
nephew, HE Wilson, near Unionville,
on May 26, aged 63 years. Death
was due to cancer She was mem
ber of the Methodist Church for over
80 years and was one OF the leading
members of the Linganore congrega-
ton She is survived BY two broth
ers and two sisters: John "A. Knott
Frank Knott, Mrs. Katie T.. Houck
and Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley, all OF near
Urbana The funeral was held on
Tuesday morning in the Methodist
church at Linganore, and interment
was made in the cemetery adjoining.
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Yingling.

Oliver p. Yingling, who was para
lyzed last Friday morning, while sit
ting on the back porch at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Joseph D. Brooks, Will
liz street, died early Saturday morn
ing, June 1, at the County Home, aged
SO years.
The funeral services were held
from the undertaking establishment of
Mr.. Z. @. Sharrer, Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock, Rev. J. Hilton Orrick,
rector Of Ascension Protestant Epis-
copal church officiating, and the in
terment was in the Westminster
Cemetery.
The pallbearers were: Messrs. Jas.
Allan, Harry Gosnell, Guy F. Smith,
Arthur II. Smith, Herman K. Marsh,
and Wesley G. Brooks.
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MISSES HAY AND ELDERDTCE
WIN MEDALS.
Splendid Entertainment At Opera
House For Benefit Of Westminster
Free Library.

nUuSG COI DCAChb VI "OcsAnAhocNA
Free Library.
About $50 people assembled i'm the
Opera House last Tuesday evening
to hear the gold medal contestants
and college graduate contestants
compete for the prizes. Nearly all Of
the contestants are from this city,
and it il gratifying to find that we
have SO much talent in our midst.
The gold medal contest was partici-
pated in by winners Of the silver med
ais in the various w. G. IT ~. con-
tests that have been held from time
to time during the winter and spring;
and the winner was Miss Mary Hay,
Willis street, who recited How Mrs.
Hennessy Saved her Boy" with a
great deal of expression. Others
taking part were Misses-Nettie Sc
boure, Catherine Lynch, Grace Tay-
lor and Nellie Roger.
The college graduate contestants
were Misses-Esther Kaufman, Grace
Steele, Dorothy Elderdice; Mrs. Har-
ry Hobby and Mr.. r. v. Lewis, who
kept the audience delightfully."- enter
tanned. Miss Elderdice, who recited
Mrs. Mavor's Story" with great
pathos, was the successful contestant.
Miss Catherine Beacham and Mr..
Guy Williams rendered vocal and
instrumental music, which added con-
siderably to the program, and Messrs.
Beach g. Power furnished motion pic
lures which delighted the spectators.
The judges were Rev. 8. Hilton Or
rick, Mrs. Allan T. Bacon and Miss
Florence Ogg.
This entertainment was given for
the benefit of the Westminster Free
Library. About $17.15 clear Of ex-
penses, was the sum realized.
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Vent.

Miss Eliza Wentz, q life long resi-
dent Of Union Bridge, died on Friday,
evening, May 81, after long and
patient suffering, aged 77 years. She
was a member OF St Paul's Reformed
Church, and during her long life had
won the confidence Of a host OF
friends. Two brothers, Calvin Wentz,
of Highfield, Washington county, and
Charles Wentz, Of Baltimore, survive.
Funeral services were held at the
house on Sunday, Jnue 2, at II O.
clock a. m., by her pastor, Rev. Mar
tin Schweitzer. Interment was in
Mountain View Cemetery.
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transfers of Real Estate.

VIM. X. Grimes and wife to John s.
Bushey, convey right of way, for So
Denton Condor and wife to Charles
T.. Will, convey 2 acres, for $400.
Larkin a. Shipley Ct a., to- Freter
Henry and wife, convey 43 acres,
rood and ~ square perches, for $500.
Charles IT, Vaughn ct a. to Geo. M.
Jones. convey is acres and lit per
ches, for 5000.
Mary z. Owings ct al. to Joshua
ID. Owings, convey 5 acres, 1 rood and
i5 square perches, for $277.SS.
John Harner and wife to Samuel
shit, convey ~ acres, roods and 23
perches, for $611.
Samuel a. Mehring and wife to Geo
r. Krug, convey 11S acres and S5 per-
ches, for $5925.95.
Geo. t. and Mary a. Krug to Smith
Yingling Co., convey 11S acres, for
$711112.
Harry TT. Harbaugh and wife to
Chas. w. King, convey p acres. ]
rood and 2 perches. for $1,000.
Frank Miner to State Roads Com
mission, conveys 1900 acre for $50
Benjamin r. Stansbury and wife tc
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Entertained House Party.

A very pleasant time was spent at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs Charles IT,
Houck, of McDonough, or SATURDAY
and Sunday, June and 2, when they
entertained the following guests: Mis-
ses Manda Green, Anna Sizes, Henr1et-
ta HimIer, May Britweiser, Ethel
lowe. Mary Lowe, AT Of Tannery;
MI and Mrs. George Fowble, MIR. and
Mrs Fuss. Mrs. Hubers and SON, Ber-
nard Mrs, VIM. Norris and daughter,
Ren1ah- Miss Emma Fowble, MIS-
Cane Mrs. Perkins and daughter, Ada,
Misses Edna and Lee Green, all Oh
baltimore: Mrs. Howard Miller and
SON, Norris Of VanbibDer' Harioru'
county. .---a wv
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Huster-Tracey.

Miss NJ. Grace Tracey, Of Upperco,
was married Saturday to Mr.. Carroll
p. Hustler, of Woodensurg, by Rev. G..
NJ. Eyster. The wedding was quiet,
owing to the recent death OF the
brides mother. After a Southern
trip Mr. and Mrs Hustler will be "at
home" at the home of the bride in Up
perco.
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OFFICERS WILL ARRIVE ON MON
DAY.
Camp VIII Be Held ALI Next Week
Regular Army Officers VIII Come.


Next week the camp of instruction
for the officers OF the Maryland Nat
ional Guard will be- held on the
Thomas farm, Bishop street. extended.
the same site on which the brigade
encampment was held three years ago.
The officers will. arrive here on Mon
day and remain until Saturday, June
Is.
This week preparations have been
made for the camp; carpenters have
been putting up buildings, the Con-
solidated Public Utilities Company
has been stringing wires for electric
lights, and the orchard has been laid
off i'm avenues Mrs. Harry CrOut, OF
the Main-Corrt Inn, will have charge
OF the commissary department OF the
camp.
Several officers from the regular
army will be present About $50 OIL
GERS from the State militia will be
here. The program will include prac-
tice marches during the day and lee
lures in the evening by army officers.
It will be the first instruction OF the
kind in Maryland.
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Pow eli.

Florence Clark Powell, (coloreN,
wife of Samuel Powell, George street,
died on Monday, June 8, at 3 o'clock,
after an illness of about year. Her
age was "a years, and she was born
and raised i'm Cecil county. She was
buried on Wednesday at Western
Chapel, near Warfeldsburg. James
MI. Stoner, undertaken.
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YOungGIfsan.

Robert II. Young, of Mt. Airy, and
Nellie M. Glisan, Of Dibertytown, were
married by Rev. d. +. Ruley, Of New
Market, on May 20, at ! o'clock. The
bride was attired in white messaline
and carried Brides roses She wore
picture hat. The groom is a pros
porous farmer residing in MT. Airy
district. They left on wedding trip
to York county, Pa.
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Joseph Frank Utz, convey / rood and
18 perchess for $500.
Frank wv. Thomas, assignee, to Mol
lie aUmbaugh, conveys acres, for
$491.
John wv. Hoffacker ct al, executors,
to Henry B. Burgoon, convey 61s
acres, for $456.62.
Ira r. Davis and wife to Edgar NJ
Powers, convey 81 acres and 13 per
ches, for $1,000.
o. Edward Dodrer and wife to How
ard IT. Petry and wife, convey propeti
ty, for S400.
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Franklin.

Eleanore Frances Franklin, colored,
Charles street, died on Saturday OF
consumption aged AZ years 3 months
and 10 days. Funeral was held on
Monday. Interment at Ellsworth
cemetery, near this city. James NIL.
Stoner, funeral director.
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County Commissioners.

County Commissioners Jacob M.
Dehoff, John W. Myers and Benjamin
Stansbury and Treasurer O. Edward
Dodrer, accompanied State Road En-
gineer Henry @. Shirley on Wednes-
day to Middleburg to look over the
road where the State road is TO be
built The commissioners also in
spected the bridge on Deer Park Road,
ovr the Falls. The trips we're made
i'm MIR. Shirley's automobile.
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Marriage Licenses.

Gilbert Gibson, Franklin district,
and Ethel z. Davis, Woodbine, Nd.
Charles O. Ports, Baltimore, and
Lizzie r. Myers, Greenmount, Nd.
William r. Warfield, Sykesville,
and Josephus R. GOsnell, Covers
Corner.
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Annan---BiggS.

Mr.. Robert L. AMMAN, of Emmits-
burg, and Miss Sophia E. Biggs, OF
Rocky Ridge, were married at Rocky
Ridge on May 29, by Rev. L. B. Hen
sley, pastor of the Presbyterian
church of Emmitsburg.
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Stitely-SappingtOn.

William T. Stitely and Miss Edna
R. Sappington, both Of Libertytown,
were married at Ct. Peters rectory,
at Libertytown, on May 80 by Rev. Fr
Samuel Kavanaugh.
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Proceedings of the School Board.

A regular meeting of the Board Of
School Commissioners was held 10
their office on June 3; all the mein-
bers being present
After the minutes Oh the previous
meeting had been read and approved,
the Board proceeded to the regular
routine of businss.
Charles Fl. Kolb was appointed prin-
cipal OF the Westminster High School,
and Wiley wv. Jenkins, one OF the
officials in the County Clerks Office,
was appointed vice principal
Mr.. Barnes came before the Board
in the interest Of the patrons Of the
Gambler school asking that new
school house be built, stating that the
present house Is unsafe, and too small
to accommodate the school at the
present time; this matter was left in
the hands OF the president, Theodore
+. Englar, Commissioner Zentz, and
the County Supt., George K. Morelock,
who will make visit of inspection in
the near future.
a request for $40 by Miss Emma
Caple, of Retreat school toward pur-
chasing an organ, was granted, also
a request for $40 by Ulysses i'll. Ship
ley, of Sandyville school, toward pur-
chasing a library.
The following trustees we're ap-
pointed at Morgan Run: Elias G.
Shipley, Francis I. Logue, and John
M. Hook; Gambler: p. Frank Cor
such, Geo. B. Knox and r. Wesley
Barnes; Brandenburg: VIM. IT, Jor-
dan, Jonathan Dorsey and T. T. Keef-
er
After sundry bills were passed upon
and ordered paid the Board adjourned.
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VIM. G. Warehime, Esq, of John
street, 10 visiting his son in Waynes-
boro, Pa.
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Orphans Court.

Monday, June 3rd.-Maud q. Lee,
executrix of Philip s. Lee, deceased,
reported inventory OF personal prop
erty of money and list of debts.
Elias ~ and Willie E. Davis, exc
cutOrs of William III. Davis, deceased,
reported additional sale of personal
property.
Letters of administration on the
estate Of Henry Zepp, deceased,
granted unto William III Zepp, who
received warrant to appraise and or
der to notify creditors.
a certified copy of the last will and
testament Of Sarah Fisher, late OF
Adams county, State Of Pennsylvania
deceased, admitted to probate and
ancillary letters Of administration W
a., granted unto Edwin ~. Fisher
who received order to notify credi-
tors.
Thomas N, and Harry n. Simmons
executors OF John N. Simmons, de-
ceased, reported inventory of person
al property and list Of debts.
The last will and testament o1
Nathaniel Heck, deceased, admitted
to probate.
Casper Millender, administrator o1
Sarah J. Millender, deceased, receiv-
cd order to transfer judgment.
The last will and testament oi
Shadrack Simpson, deceased, admit
ted to probate and letters testament
ary granted unto Ella y. Simpson
who received warrant to appraise
and order to notify creditors
Tuesday, June 4th.-Letters Of ad-
ministration on the estate Of George
Thurman, deceased, granted to t.
vanies and Charles r. Thurman who
received warrant to appraise and or
der to notify creditors.
The last will and testament OF Mar
garet 1T. Jones, deceased, admitted tc
probate and letters testamenarJ
granted unto Charles Jones who re
ceived warrant to appraise and order
to notify creditors.
Frances Hoffman, administrative o
Frederick Hoffman, deceased, settled
her first and final account.
The last will and testament o
Francis w. Fouke, deceased, admit
ted to probate and letters testament
airy granted unto Julia Winifret
Fouke, who received warrant to ap
praise and order to notify creditors.
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Most things are all right as far aS
they go, even docollete gowns.
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Mr.. Charles T.. Fink, returned home
on Wednesday evening from his trip
to Yakima, Washington.