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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
RUTGERS PRESBYTERiAN CHU RICH.
broadway and sd IT.
Rev. GEORGE r. PENTECOsT. ID. ID.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.

TJfth Avenue ana Tenth street.
pey. Or. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT. Rector
~ 4 Morning Service and Sermon, DR..
Grant subject: "Aro We Living in New
Age?"
y N-Parker's "Hora Novisslms" or
chestra and Special Sooists.
y N.-Publc Forum. Inc. Speaker. Mr.
sol Tieldman. Subject: Free speech"
a y N.-Discussion. Parish House. l. West
Ilth ST.
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION. l T.. 20.
pr HOrGHTON, Rector. Services at a..
% Rev. II. Baron Dickinson. NJ Re- Vicar
~ St stephens Church. Lewisham, London,
breaches M 1880 \. N. and p. NJ
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST,
Fifth Ave above 4ath 81.
Roy. HERBERT sHIPMAN. Rector.
Services s and II A. NJ. i. NJ.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Brick Church tomorrow DR..
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SOCIETY or FRIENDS.

Religion, society Of Friends Orthodoxy
Meetings for Worship. ~ \ n, - East
.Oti a. New York. Lafayette and Washing
Ton aves Brookly1. Adult school New
YORK o'clock
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. Meet
ings Tor worship. II a m. az 22l East 18th st.
Manhattan. aud 10 Schermerhorn ST. Brooklyn
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Central Presbyterian Church

WEST 51TH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
Rev. WILTON MERLE-SMiTH. y. y. Pas"''
Oll preach at II 4. VI. aud 80 4. vi.
Afternoon subject. The Brayest OF Men.
o.i5 \ N-Young Mems Bible study club.
3l5 p sabbath School
Deyoftoral Service Wednesday al y. NJ
All, WELCOME.
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AVE. REFORMED CHURCH
SPIRITt AIfST.
SPIRITUALISTS TEMPLE

HeadrW0rfers- -UIU MIN W I-1fN-
SUNDAY. :. Hereward earring tons subject.
Wills Practical. Occult Use DIR Schleus-
nor giving sDirif messages
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Church of the HOLY Communion
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY
ST, BARTHoL0MEW'S CHURCH

Madison Avenue al 44th Street
The Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. ID. D.. Rector
$40 A. ". Holy Communion.
II \. N. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
Preacher the Rector.
p. NJ. Evening PRAYER and address.
Preacher. Rev Marshall r Montgomery.
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THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
The MEsT End COLLEGIATE CHuRCH.

, Wcst End I've. anu tttn =
Rev HENRY EVENTSON COBB. ID. MIN
ister will preach AZ II \. VI. and 4.3O 7. VI
Afternoon Subject. The Unkept Garden.
ChnIr assisted hN Han. kronold .Cellist-
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NEW THOUGHT
NEW THOUGHT CHURCH
FIRST CHURCH or THE HEALING CHRIST

No. u West IA Street SeINlCe II =. u
Subject. Curse God and Die"
Sunday school New Thought al 1880.
The Public Il Cordially Invited.
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MANCHESTER.

II lat. re are informed. the slate
road beginning at Manchester and
running toward Westminster. I'll b
started this week. Mr.. ]. A Frsder-
lex Is the contractor
The Manchester base ball club I'll
play The Westminster club nezI sat.
urday. June !. ut Hill Top Park.
Mr. Z ! Schmidt, who died sun
day. "a buried Wednesday Services
were held IN the Emanuel Lutheran
Church. HeY. T. S. Land officiating.
County superintendent. Prof. Geo
+. MoreloeE and Messra. Charles Il
kolb and y. ". jenkins. Of vest
minister. Visited Ross J. Bloehar al
Sunday.
Nr. : 4. Blocher spent Wednesday
In baltimore attending 20 business.
NIas RaY l. Hoffacker il spending
feT daYa N Baltimore. where ne !
the EueaI Of her aunt. Mrs. Schultz.
The Ladies'. Aid Society Of The lie.
formed Church will hold a carpet -
social Thursday night for the benefit
of tie church
Daniel md Jacob Lodge. / o. :. :.
will hold memorial services Sunday
June !. Il 30 .. m.
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MOODnINR.

Misses Jessie and laura chanHT ~
spending ; fortnight In Baltimore
Mi Mcleod has returned 10 her
homo IN Lanadowne.
ATH. 3 i. coH,lnc aud daughter
Evelyn. Of Baltimore. visited Mr. Z
4. MuilInIz and Mra r. s. Pickett
Af. aud Mira Perry Clancy Visited
Howard Harrison and family On sun.
day.
Mr. and Ara. c. A. MulllnIz. Nm
Nora eoHIIn. Nellie and Mae ArdIna
MulilnIz aud Evelyn Coatin Waited Il
S. y. Bonds. MarBton. on Sunday.
Aany people visited the scene aI :
big freight wreck at Morgan On ZION
day.
Il J. Hrandenburg, son Of Ar. nd
Mr. J. J. Hrandenburg. was takHn q
a hospital n Baltimore on Wednesday
where h I'll undergo an operation
for appendicitis and other troubles
{. = MuiIlnIx IL digging for he
foundation Of barn on the place II
recently bought from +. Pearl MeTeIeT
There Hiil be Children'a DaY HeT-
vice - tn Lutheran Church tn
Sunday. June sth, and At MoTgan
Chapel On the 18th.
Mr. md Hrs. s. r. Hess and Hr
and Mra. Harry Crum spent several
daya In Gettysburg. Pa.
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THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIvHR-
4 SHY State Scholarship In Engi-
neering Courses:

Application for scholarships n he Department
Of Engineering. established n The Iohns Hopkins
University under the uHaRI@laHH Of the Lava Of
Maryland Chapter - ~ aHoad nov be made
Entrance examinations Tar III students will be
held In Mccoy Hal. The Iohna HanklnA univer-
HiEy, Baltimore, on June zazzI. and On September
p. October End. 1913 beginning ~ 81. m. App
pllcants for scholarships ana urged to take the
examinations In June.
II there Ia more than one applicant for partie-
ular scholarship competitive examination will be
he'd at the University ze1n possible after the
zutump examinations.
In addition 10 certain seIlz.zIs zsbolarshlpa and
scholarships at lafEs. Re ct provides for l02
scholarships 10 be annaHZIaHzI HIaoaa the Coun-
ties and Legislative Districts 81 baltimore City,
The same number Of awards D fzT possible 10
b made each year. N. undergraduate eouraaa
IN Engineering will extend through four years
ard Il has been determined 10 uIIer 3b Of these
scholarahipa In the yaaT IaIaIalz. Allegapy. Bal
IImore Frederick and Washington Counties and
tbs four Legislative Districts n Baltimore City
viii each be entitled To TO scholarships. and each
O the other Counties % sns scholarship In Oeto.
Der. 1918. Six Scholarships It larEs maylalso be
s.arded at that time
Applicants for scholarships should address the
Registrar. The Johns Hopkins University for the
blank forms OF application nd Tor further infor-
nation as 10 the examinations and the award Of
scholarship june 6
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DEnnETT.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Frank Dorsey visit
ed Mrs. Doraey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dorsey, Sunday.
Mr.. Robert J. nrandenburg was
taken to the Maryland General Hos
pital Wednesday morning.
The stork visited tso. Of our neigh
bors last Wednesday leaving Mr. and
Mira. Mahlon Grimm : girl. and Mr.
and Mrs. George Reynolds n boy.
Miss Fannie Hatfield and Mr. Joseph
Langdon, OF Frederick county. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. saYIlle Hewitt, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Drandenburg hos Inn
proved after being confined to her bed
for a few days.
Miss Annie Keefer entertained her
friends In honor Of her guest Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Garheart Wis
tied Mrs. Edgar Pickett Sunday
Mrs, W. + Jordan md aon visited
Mrs. Jordan. Of Glat. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Il. Bennett
entertained the following on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Dorsey and
son Jonathan: Misses Marie Stoner.
Marie and Leah Lindsay. EleanCs and
Julia Dorsey. Meaara. John Shoe
maker and Ralph Bennett.
Messiah Lutheran Church will hold
It's annual Ice cream and strawberry
festival Saturday evening. June on
the church grounds.
Children's DAY Service vii be held
II Brandenburg Church Sunday MORN
Ing, June 5, at 1910.
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MTTI.EHg.

Children's Day services were held
here last Sunday. and the children
performed their parts exceptionally
well, the music was much enjoyed,
and a large crowd was present.
George Snyder ana wife, of near
Manchester, visited George BollInger
and family. Sunday.
Harvey Shaffer and family. of near
Grave Run, spent Sunday visiting
Everett Miller and wife.
The little son OF William Frederick,
near here, who was bruised a few
weeks ago, by a wagon Is improving.
Luther s. Wentz and family spent
Tuesday visiting MordecaI Boring and
family, near Arcadia.
Harry Brilliant and wife visited
George Smith and family. near Man
chester, on Sunday.
Vernon Stump and family. of Green
mount spent Sunday visiting Thomas
Martin and family.
Lizzie Dell and friend. Of Baltimore,
visited her parents here On Sunday.
The Gross Bros. are plasterIng the
new house recently erected by John
Null.
George Albaugh and wife spent Sun
day visiting Lewis HIIker and wife,
near Hanover. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder. Of Hampstead,
visited their daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Hare. on Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Miller gave a birthday
surprise party Thursday evening In
honor OF her husband. Only the very
close relatives were Invited. the even
Ing was highly enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served IN abundance
Miss Emma GIiIer Il visiting BaItl-
mora friends
Mrs. Seipp. who spent several
months In Baltimore has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hare are
Keeping summer boarders at their
beautiful home In the grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dnaman and Mr. and
Mra. Luther RlneharI and Hon. OF near
Glen Rock. Pa. visited Henry Rine-
hart and wife Sunday.
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School Commissioners.

The Board OF School Commissioners
Tor Carroll county held : regular
business meeting n II Offices on
Monday, June ?. The members we're
al present and The meeting waa cali
ed 20 order By the president. Theodore
:. Englar. at 10 ,. III. After the
minutes OF the My meeting we're read
and approved the regular order OF
business was taken ~.
4 delegation from Union Bridge dis
trict came before the board asking
for change of trustees II Bark Hlti
school.
The following trustees we're a2-
pointed: BruceFille. George ~. Wine
miller In place Of :. i. sharretts, re-
sinned: Milier's. Henry :. Miller in
place OF RineharI IIoITaagle. Gambler.
Albert J. Gambler IN place Of X. Wca-
ley Barnes. resigned. Pleasant View.
William J. Grimes. sYkezYiIle (ooi)
Ifav. a. J. Mitchell md Moses Howard
IN place OF Re-. Z. Il. Arnold and
Joseph Norris: blacks. :. II. Mayors.
y. A. Crabba. Charles : Treasier.
Sir, Vernay. Of he Dulany- vernay
20. came before n hoard with a
! proposition on Maryland mapn: Il
vas decided 10 consider this matter
II a future meeting
Ar, d 7. DetsIIEF representing the
Llppincoit Co. presented % the Board
, book on agriculture nth a view OF
having Il placed n one Of the grades
Of tho schools Of tn county.
After sundry bills Hare passed and
ordered paid The hoard adjourned NJ
o'clock .. m.
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WAKEFIELD.

The Mite Society met at the home
of Mrs. J. +. Babylon on Saturday.
There were loo guests present.
Mrs. William HnrEoon and daughter.
TreVa, OF Manchester. we're guests of
Mrs. Burgoon'g Sister aud Mrs. George
Hoover this week.
Farmers are al through planting
their corn and are busIly engaged In
replanting neeeasitaIed by the cut
worms.
Miss Addie BIx1er. Of Hampstead,
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. ]. +. Baby
Ion this week.
The Brick Methodist Protestant
Church will hold It ChIldrens Day
services on Sunday morning at 1913
o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Dennis i. Smith has been very
sick the past week. but Is very much
improved now.
Mrs. Elmer PIttInger, of Union
Bridge, was the guest Of her mother
on Friday last.
The following guests we're enter
tanned at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George p l.. Hoover On Sunday last
Mrs, Rebecca Hoover. Mrs. Jessie
Hull and son Ralph. Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Smith and son Roy, all OF
Westminster.
MIR. and Mrs. Joshua L. Smith, OF
Westminster, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. f. Babylon On Sunday.
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.smALLWnnn.

The strawberry festival held By the
z. o. s. Of A., was quite a success and
we wish to thank those that con
tributed to the Klondike, fancy and
cake tables.
The initiation of the p. o. s. Of 4.
must be something wonderful for the
class initiation that they held last
Thursday night lasted until nearly L
O'Clock. As they had class composed
of nearly all young men or boys they
got the national officers to come and
Initiate them. There were nearly 100
present. They had a little SET out
among themselves; the refreshments
consisted Of Ice cream and cake and
cigars.
The Deer Park Sunday school VIII
hold It's Ghildren's Day service on
June ID. in the afternoon.
The =. o. s. OF A, of SmallHood
and the old soldiers marched In > body
to Deer Park church last Sunday 70
celebrate Decoration Day. The ser.
mon was preached by Rev. ". L. Sea
brook aud the services conducted by
the pastor Of the church, Rev. William
Bauchar. The sermon was very IN
structipe for Mr.. Seabrook brought
out some thoughts new to the congfe-
CATION. lie laid great deal Of slreaH
upon calling the day Commemoi alton
Day instead Of Decoration Day. Say.
Ing that the parents should teach their
children 10 consider II a holy day not
merely to have holiday and 4 good
time. but 10 honor both the blue and
the graz and If parents don't teach Il
to them It Will be forgotten, n we
VIII not have our old soldiers Ione
with " for object lessons. The lodge
turned out well, but Burns Post nun.
bered only three. After the services
we're concluded they went In the I'd.
Joining cemetery and placed newera
and daEa On all the graves Of he
soldiers and then went to the Gene
tery belonging TO the Lutheran
Church.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
was held this month at Mr.. Andrew
Speneer.a.
Mesarz. John H. Hoffman and Arthur
Ioekafd have purchased new fhreah.
Ing outfit and are ready 10 thrash
grain at any time.
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VALLEY

The decoration held on last saIur.
day afternoon by Camp No. I. ?. o. s
OF 4. .as largely attended. ID.
dresses we're delivered b. Ref. ]
Luther Hoffman and Rev. J. y. TEN.
eeke. Several patriotic songs YER
sung and IN the evening the festival
was largely attended and the croNd
was beyond expectation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Zepp enter.
talned On Saturday last. Mrs. Knrk.
hoff and daughter, Portla: MIaael
Celia Kurkhoff. BERTHE LAppo anf
Robert Wlstner, OF near Union Mills.
Miss Josephine Lawyer, Jacob anf
Noah Wantz. of near Mayberry.
Miss Marian Sheets, of WeaImIna.
ter. spent some time with relatives
and friends In this place.
Miss Ruth Hahn and Miss Margaret
Yingllng attended the c. Il. convention
at Finkzburg.
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STATE OF MARYLAND.
STATE ROADS COMMISSION.
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

- ~St"h AfA~A0@7#
Sealed proposals for building one
section o. State Highway. - fol
low
CARROLL COUNTY: One section
along tt Frederick Pike from nI1zs=
vile II South Branch Of paIanzeo
River. about f.60 miles In length
tHaauHTzHInE Hacadami Will h r.
eeifed = he State Roads Commits
sion. u II Offices. $50 n. Howard 81.
Baltimore. Maryland. until l. =. n
the izth d. Of June. 1919. # which
time and place they will be publicly
opened md read
Did maat be made upon the blank
form contained In the book Of anaeI=
fleallouH. which will be furnished :
the Commission upon application nd
payment d 100 for each section.
nlue nrInz Of each section III =
furnished II he rate Of e cents Iof
each haIT mile
No bid sill be received unless
accompanied b. a Certified cheek Iar
the aum n i've Hundred t600I DoI.
lars. payable To the State H0ada
Commission.
The Hua0HzAful bidder will h -
quired II Eve bond. aud comply sIIh
the AeIa Of the General Assembly u
Maryland. respecting contracts.
ThH Commission reserves tha TIEhI
to reject M and all bids.
b order Of the State Roads Com
mission tbs 18th day Of MAJ. 1a1z.
.. :. WELLER, Chairman.
WILLIAM L MARCY. Secretary.
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BORDEnIIsE.

The Arcadia firemen will hold a
strawberry and Ice cream festival In
their hall June It'll.
st. Pauls Sunday school will hold
Its Children's Day service June goth.
at 10 a. m.
Jarrett Tracey. Of Reisterstown,
was buried in St. paul,s cemetery last
Saturday.
]. +. Armacost and son received q
car load OF mowers ten In number)
from Chicago last week: four OF them
we're badly broken up % If one had
been using sledge hammer on them.
It ls supposed they we're packed too
tight In the car and we're damned to-
gether In shifting around the yards.
st. Paufs cemetery ID looking fine
under the supervision Of earetaker
Walter MCGEE. Last year Mr.. Nc
Gee ran the lawnmoHer over parts of
1t seven or eight times. Very few
cemeteries outside Of our large
cities are kept In such good condition.
Rev. Mr.. Hensel entered upon his
duties as pastor Of st. Paul's Luther
an church last Sunday. but will not
occupy the parsonage until later in
the GUNNER.
Mr.. J. f. ArmacoaL and son are
making extensive improvements 10
their store and warehouse by remov-
Ing the warehouse part and repiacing
1t with a new building and grain
elevator.
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LOCUsTaROYE.

Harry d. zumbrum died at his home
on the farm OF Plus Lohr, near
Matthias Schoolhouse, York county
Pa. on Friday morning, May 30, al
$50 a. M, from conclusion of the
brain, received IN 3 runaway acct
dent on Saturday evening. While
coming home from Hanover near
Miller's schoolhouse his horse became
frightened and ran away throwing
Mr.. Zumbrum out and rendering him
unconscious. He was aged % years
months and Ii days. and was mar
ried over three years ago to Miss
Goldie Bish, daughter Of Nelson Bish,
OF Deep Run. He Is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Zum-
Drum; also his wife and two children,
Roy and Hilda. and the following
brothers and sisters: Mrs. Charles
Barnhart, of Deep Run; Edward
Mabel, Hattie. Renns and John, at
home. The funeral vas held on Mon
day morning at St Bartholomew
Church More than DO vehicles and
conveyances were counted at his fu-
neral. The remains Of Mr. Zumbrum
were laid to rest on Monday morning
After brief services at the house, the
/ PAOiguNa ~ =
Church which was crowded to its ut
most capacity and quite a number
were left on the outside who came TO
pay their last tributes of respect.
Ii was The largest funeral held at
this church for some time. He was
a member of Washington Post Camp
No. SO Of Deep Run. Nd. which at
tended the funeral IN a body and
held an excellent service at the grave.
The pallbearers were SIX members of
the lodge: Claude Kindig, Paul
Masenhimer. Ernest Frock, Walter
Bolden, John and Walter Barnhart.
u. NJ. Raubensteln : Son nndertakers.
| Rev. Mr.. Peterman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peterman. Of PennyIlle, Pa.
occupied our pulpit On Sunday even
/ Ing.
E. NJ Raubenstine has a chicken egg
that measures Il By inches In
circumference.
Sunday school Il Pine Grove on
Sunday at s p. m.
The lecture and Views shown by
Rev. Houck at Barts Church were
much enjoyed.
Emory Raubenstlne has built a
summer house.
Mrs. Lewis Hoffhelna Il on the sick
/ list.
| On Sunday at st. Bartholomew
Church, Sunday school IT $50 a. m. !.
y. p. s. c. E. at 30 p. m. Rev. J. II.
Hartman will preach ; memorial ser-
vice at $50 a. m. 10 Washington
Camp, p o. s. Of \. No. So, OF Deep
Run, Md. which vii march to the
church In body.
Miss Bertha KIeIndInzt and her
mother spent Saturday At York, Pa.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Frownfelter.
of Blacks sehoolhouae. spent Sunday
At the home Of Wesley Berxager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NIkeBell and
children. of near Hanover. spent Sun
day al the home Of 0reatna Myers.
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EMORY.

Emory Ghlldren's Day services HaYe
been postponed from June Until
June = On account OF the measles n
thia vicinity.
Mr.. md Hrs. Frank Roop aneni
from Wednesday until Friday IN Hal.
timore Nth Mr and Mrs. ]. :. vail
Nr. and Mrs.. Wesley W. Bond nzfe
announced the approaching wedding
of Their daughter. Mary. 10 nf
Charles Graf of Baltimore. On Ned.
nesday. June II. 1918.
Mia Fannie Leight. of baltimore
spent Saturday and Sunday With heT
parents. IT. and Mrs Charles LeIKht
Misses Irene sehaffer. Louisa Brown
Elizabeth slnnott and Mr.. Harry Park.
.er. al Of Westminster, spent Saturday
aud Sunday with Misses Jessie md
Gladys Parker.
Mrs. Bernard 0ursler and family. d
Wesley. spent Wednesday With Ihe
formers parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Zepp.
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INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS.
Carroll County. Md.

BID III - received By the County
Commissioners OF Carroll County.
Maryland. II their once In the Court
House 4 Westminster until 11.oo :. m.
on The I7In day OF June, 1913. for
building : bridge one mile from
PatanHeo Station on the Western
Maryland Railroad, In Carroll county.
Maryland.
bidders I'll state in their bid :
lump Ham price for the superalrueInre
erected ready for travel
Bidders must enclose with Their
bids certified check made payable
to The County Commissioners Of Car
roll county. Maryland. for the Hum Of
One Hundred 100000 Dollars
Checks u unsuccessful bidders I'll
Be returned 10 them upon award d
contract Check OF successful bidder
viii Be retained by the County Com
misHlnnsTa - surety for the faithful
performance on his part Of The work
set forth n his proposal or bid. and
as indemnity against any damages
that mn be caused by the failure On
his par - perform the conditions Of
his proposal Check will be returned
u H8Z3Z=ZAMA WhNh NJ =6ZAA
have complied with the terms and
conditions Of his proposal and upon
acceptance Of his bond flor the faith
full performance and completion Of his
work.. which shall be equal 70 The
amount 81 his bid.
The successful bidder must agree
to complete his work within forty
five - daYa from date OF contract.
No BID VII be considered npon any
other than tie drawings and aneeIIl=
cations N IIle. nor from any bidder
who fails to comply with the above
conditions.
The Commissioners reserve the
right u reject any or all bids.
!. :. DEHOFF. President.
o. r. D0DRER. Clerk.
June : It
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.IISIONTOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Myers, Of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr..
Myers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and
son. Of Waynesboro, Pa, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Price the past week.
Mr.. Maurice Routson, of Baltimore,
gpent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Missouri Routson.
Mr.. Irving Herbert, OF FaWn Grove,
was the guest Of Rev, T. II. Wright
over Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Devilbiss, Mrs. J. ".
Culberlson and Mrs. William Hedges,
OF baltimore. spent several days With
friends IN town the past week.
Mrs. $. Haines, of Riverton, =. J.,
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Weaver
the pagt week.
Mr.. Ezra Smith, OF Chambereburg
visited his sisters. Mrs. Martha Singer
and mrs. Missouri Routson. On sun
day.
Mrs. Alice Brough Is visiting her
son. Mr.. Howard Brough. and family
Of Baltimore.
ChIIdren'e Day service at the Meth
odist Protestant Church on Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Harry Haines, of Philadelphia
Is home on visit.
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sNYnRRSRIRG.

children.s Day services will be held
at Mt. Union United Brethren Church
on Sunday morning, June 8. beginning
at go :. N.
Mrs. Arthur Benedict spent from
Tuesday until Thursday In Baltimore
with friends.
The 1T. Union Sunday school I'll
hold tt annual picnic on Saturday,
July ID. IN Mrs. Simmons grove. near
here.
Cherries Will be scarce owing 70 the
cool weather and late frosts.
Barley harvest will soon be here.
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the support Of all Democrats az tho
coming primary election.
O EDWARD DODRER.
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