The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-06

which appears elsewhere. Mr. Brown
has finished work upon the State Bound
airy which has occupied him for several
summers.
Mrs. Joseph f. Harmed and daughter
Louise returned to Oakland Monday
night from a visit of week to relatives
in Cumberland. Mr. Harmed went to
the latter city Saturday night and ac-
companied them home
Mrs. F. Emma Bishop, Mr.. j. Ross
Manown and Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Daily, of Kingwood, W. Va, were in
Oakland Sunday afternoon, having driv-
en- over here in their automobiles, re-
turning home Sunday evening.
Among the many callers at this Office
on Monday were Messrs. S. T. Cuppet,
and Silas Teats, of Elder; Earl F. Teats,
of GAINESVILLE; Senator H. J. Speicher,
of near Accident. and Squire Thomas
Henry Bittinger, Of Grantsville.
Rev. Edmund Manages returned home
from New York last Friday and on
Sunday morning filled the pulpit Of St.
Mark Ev. Lutheran church when he
delivered a thoughtful and inspiring
sermon TO large congregation.
Rev. DR.. r. B. Ward, of Covington.
Va, spent several days last and this
week in Oakland and Terra Alta,
looking after some business interests
and his properties located in both towns.
The Oakland property will be improved
by repainting and other repairs.
Mrs. Edward H. Sincell left Oakland
Tuesday afternoon for Gettysburg,
Pa, to attend the commencement cXer-
cises at Gettysburg College from which
institution her eldest son Milton grad
yates this year. Mrs. Sincell was ac-
companied by Master Morris Sincell
VINO will take an examination prelim-
nary to entering the preparatory de-
partment of the college this fall.
Rev. William T. Sines and Mr.. A.
Lincoln Sines, both of near Oakland,
have gone to York Pa, to attend the
general conference Of the German
Baptist Brethren church. The dele
gates at the conference are represent
tative Of the organization throughout
the world, five being present from
Japan. A sum approXlmating S25, 900
is expected to be raised at the confer
ence TO further the work Of the church
Prof. U. G. Palmer, former county
superintendent and until recently p~in-
cipal Of the Oakland High School. but
now superintendent of the schools of
Verona, Pa, has been reelected to the
latter position for another year at an
increased salary: $3.50, and increase of
$50 over the present year. This will
be pleasing news to Prof Palmer's
many friends in Oakland and Garrett
county, as he is remembered here as
one Of the best school officials in the
history of the county. A new $40, 600
hlgD school building IS about TO be erect
ed at Verona.
Former State Sena tor W. McCulloh
Brown, VINO spent the winter in Bal
timore. has returned to Garrett county
and is at home on his farm near Bayard.
Mr.. Brown was in Oakland Tuesday on
business when he made this office a
brief visit. For the past two summers
Mr.. Brown was engaged in making the
survey of the disputed boundary line
between Maryland and West Virginia,
which was lrecently decided by the
Supreme Court of the United States
adversely to Maryland, much to the
disappointment of the Maryland Com
missioner and those residents who re-
side along the line and claim MARYLAND
as their residence.