The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-03-27
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Easter was observed in the Reformed
church on Sunday morning by the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper. Prepara-
tory service was held on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Livengood, formerly
of Union Bridge, Md, were received
into this charge by letter from their
former pastor. On Monday night an
Easter programme was rendered by
the the Sunday school, all of whom did
beautifully. Mrs. Livengood presided
at the organ and also drilled the children
/ during the past few weeks The pro-
gramme was finely rendered and mach
enjoyed.
Rev. w. w. Morris delivered an
Easter sermon on Sunday night to a
we'll filed house, all of whom enjoyed
the discourse very much.
The Lutheran Sunday school observed
the day by special music and treating
the pupils to eggs and other Easter
offerings
Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon Miller, of Cas-
selman entertained bridal party from
Frostburg on Monday afternoon, the
bride and groom being Mr.. and Mrs.
James Neal, and their attendants, Miss
Pearl Cook and Mr.. Alvin Cook, sister
onI hrnfho,. &c he hrilo
Media Neal, sister of the groom. The
bride was Miss Mary Cook. the pretty,
accomplished daughter of w. H. Cook,
a successful grocer of Frostburg. The
groom is a son of A. c. Neal, promi-
nent business man of the same city.
The marriage took place at noon at the
NJ. K. church and the young couple de-
dided that there was no better place in
the world to begin their honeymoon
than Garrett county, so they motored
up Immediately after the ceremony,
arriving there just in time to be initial
ed into the delightful mysteries of sugar
making, which performance they thor
oughly enjoyed. Their car was artisti-
cally and suggestively decorated with
rice and other symbolic emblems of the
connubial state placed there by their
attentive and well meaning friends be-
fore leaving Frostburg. 1t took but a
short while for word to go around that
pain of newlyweds were at the farm
house, and in the evening the tint pan
brigade of Casselman valley came forth
with will and entertained the young
people in a very demonstrative manner
after which the groom treated and the
hest passed around jug of his famous
root beer. The three attendants left
for Frostburg Tuesday morning, the
bride and groom remaining under Mrs.
Miller's hospitality until Friday, after
which they will be at home to their
friends in Frostburg.
Miss Blanche Miller was rendered
postal shower in honor of her birthday
last Thursday. All her little pupils at
school and number of friends partici-
pated in the surprise which was much
appreciated by the recipient She re-
ceived quite number of pretty cards
and gifts.
Mrs. j. o. Getty entertained several
friends at dinner on Sunday in honor of
her husbands birthday. The guests
included Miss Gertie Hone, Miss Lucxe-
tia Boucher, Mrs. G. c. Keller and son
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer enter
tanned number of relatives on Sunday
by giving a chicken dinner at their
home at Yoder Farm. The guest in
cluded Misses Mary and Anna Lohr and
two younger sisters of the hostess, two
brothers Walter and Charley. also Sam
Flick and Clark Maust, all of Springs;
Mrs. Dan Lohr and son, of North Caro-
lima, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer,
Sr., and three sons, William, Charles
and Leonard.
Israel Schrock, of Meyersdale, is en-
gagged in putting in new water wheel
at the mill of W. E. Stanton this week.
Mrs. Chas. Getty and daughter Mar
garet were visitors at Mrs. Mahlon
Miller's on Monday afternoon.
Rev. E. S. Hassler and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. j. Glotfelty and family were guests
to dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Liven-
good on Easter Sunday.
II. C. Bong and daughter Miss Wini-
fred spent Easter in Cumberland, where
they consulted DR.. johnson, a throat
specialist in regard to throat trouble