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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-07
FEBRUARY TERH CIRCUIT COURT
BEGINS E0EDAY---SCHOOL BOARD
HOLDS It's REGULAR MEETING
Transfers Of Zeal Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
The February term Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county Will start on
Monday
Transfers Of ReAEstate.

Wm. G. OhIer to John ". Blizzard
and wife, conveys several tracts Of
land. for 1880.
George Il. Pickett and wife to Mich
olas G. Pickett and wife, convey ID
acres, ; roods and perehes. for 300.
Edward ". Belt ct al. to Alice Deal,
convey 10 acres Of land. for 30.
II. Theodore YeIser and wife to Wm.
Z. Freyman and wife. convey s4s1
square feet. for 80.
Susan Hucher to Henry z. Keeney
and wife. conveys several parcels Of
land. for Il.
Michael MccafTrey and wife to David
Il. Hoafeld and wife. convey / 1-io
acres. for $50.
Arthur Hill and wife 10 Herbert {.
Hill ct al. convey 4sh acres. for
sf21250.
Martha :. Richardson to Robert
Franklin, conveys acres. } roods and
25Is perehes. for s275.
Joseph .. WImert and wife 10
Michael E. Walsh, convey parcels
of land. for S5.
Michael [. Walsh and wife To Jos.
D. Wimert aud wife, convey parcels
Of land, for 80.
Joseph =. Boyle ct NJ to WeaImIna-
ter Metal & Foundry Co. convey g.
600 square feet. for $1,000.
Joseph A. Bonnet and wife to RoHH=
well Hoffacker. convey two lots Of
land. for s550
John shullz TO Joseph II Afmaeost.
conveys a746 square feet. for $1,000.
Roswell HofIaeker 10 Joseph ".
Hoffaeker. conveys g square feet. for
Il.
David I. Stem to William L. Miller
ct al. conveys acres. roodg and %
square pereheg. for 41bo.
Robert Denton shIpley and wife 10
Margaret L. Arnold. convey lob square
perehes, for $500.
Margaret [. Arnold and husband.
To Ghas [. Taylor. convey I0b square
nerchea. for $1,000.
Horace ". B. WIldasIn ct Al 10
james z. GIttingg. convey i aereH. !
rood and Il nereheg. for $1,000.
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The board Of school commissioners
Of Carroll county held regular
buaInes meeting IN iIs Office on Mon
day. February }.
The meeting was called to order aI
ID B. m, By President Theo. T. EngIar.
I'll the members being present.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Charles shrIner and Rev. D. ].
Wolf appeared before the board asking
for the Reinstatement Of Russell Wolf.
Marlin shrIner. Edward HoekensmIIh,
Ferris Ted aud Charlie Fogle. who
we're suspended from the TaneytoWn
school BY the principal upon charge
Of Indeeency and dlareapect
After giving the matter due eonsld-
GRAFTON It was decided not to inter.
fere with the principals plans for dis
cipIlning the school. but to suggest
70 him that the term Of suspension be
reduced from hay q. 1913. to March
J. 1913. nnon the following conditions:
II That 1T the expiration Of the
term Of suspension those pupils de-
string TO be reInaIated shall appear
before the principal and make proper
apology.
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.missZIIImIa8nIrIhla.

: birthday surprise party Waa held
II the residence Of Mr. and hrs. Henry
Hlmler n honor of their daughter,
Henrietta. Il being her 20tn birthday.
The guests played various games and
also enjoyed German duet b Mss
Elsie Bowman aud Mr. Henry HImIer.
At n late hour refreshments were
served IN abundance. Miss HImIer
received many handsome presents.
Those present we're. Messra. aud
MeHdamea-Henry uImler. William
Fowler. Samuel Sharp. Charles sIeg.
William bowman. Andrew HImIer.
Mrs. !. Long. Mrs.. |. Green. Mrs. I.
Lowe. Mrs. I. Love: Mr.. nreIIWIaer.
MIHHea--Elale Bowman. Mary Brett
wiser. Emma Erb. Marie Long. 0rnhIa
AIhangh. Amanda Green. Annie sIes.
Mary Lowe. Ina Flohr. Flo FrIeze.
Henrietta HImler. Lanue Bowman.
Elizabeth FIohr. Ida Lowe. Matte
Long. Margaret I. Lowe. Meaars.--
William TaWney. Charles Eyler. Carl
uIrIeh. Clarence AIIauEh. John Men-
chez. Walter UrelIWIaer. Charles
Hrehm. William Eyler. Raymond
Fowler. Albert Lowe. John DaaIer.
William Brehm. Russell Bowman.
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lluIlansIour..=

Monday, February ard.-Edward
Smith. administrator Of Elizabeth 4.
Smith, deceased. received additional
warrant TO appralse personal prop
erty.
Letters Of administration On Tie e.
tate Of Edgar :. Eaaton. deceased
were granted to Samuel BAR. Who re-
eeIyed warrant to appraise and order
to notify creditors.
EIIaa Il. Davis and Willie L. Davis,
executors Of William Il. Davis. deeeaaz
ed. returned inventory Of current
money an settled their second aud
final account.
Tuesday. February 4th.-The Weat-
minister Deposit I Trust Company.
guardian Of Mary Belle sauble. ward.
settled IIs first and final account
The Westminster Deposit / Trust
Company, guardian of Emma L. Myers
nov BoWersl. ward, settled It's first
and final account.
Edward Smith, administrator Of
Elizabeth !. Smith. deceased. returned
inventories Of personal property and
money and settled his first and final
account
Letters Of administration On the e.
tate Of Amanda Dell. deceased. we're
granted TO John ". J. Grant and Fran
els 4. Dell. who received warrant To
apnralse and order 10 notify creditors.
Letters Of administration d. b. n. G.
t. B., on the estate of John G. Dell. late
Of Carroll county, deceased. were
granted to John ". ]. Grant and
Francis !. Dell. who received order
to sell real estate.
Jonas Neudecker. George Neudeek-
er. jacob NeudeeKer and Frederick
Neudeekef, executors Of John ].
Neudeeker. deceased. settled their
first and final account
Joshua + Magee. guardian Of John
L. Magee, ward. settled his first and
final account.
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y. :. !. !. HI1I aIfE INTEREST
&c PROGRAM.
ReeIlalIons. Husle nd PanIomIne b.
the Silver Sunshine Circle.

The annual open meeting Of the
Womaa.K Foreign Missionary Society
Of Ihe Methodist Protestant Church
I'll Be held IN he lecture room IN
Monday evening. February nth. at
:. . O'Clock. Al are cordially invited.
The following i the program. Mra.
= 7 Nurfhrnn. presiding.
Devotional exercises conducted by
IT. George L. brown.
Paper. Women uf China Mrs.. T
y sI.penHon.
faTt a0uk. Where HaHI Thou Clean
- = ia - neIIY Knapp. MIaH
Katherine Lynch. Nfa. 7 y. Mather.
Mr George ArmaeoHI
Recitation. Wanted. : Minister'S
Vie. III HsIen nrnHn.
Toeal aoIn. IL AdaIe Mananan.
Paafamlme. The Search Ter HHn=
uInszH. Senior Sunshine Circle. 18th
EazI - zoIlu.H-zssaTehsH Annie
shH.Tsf. Wealth. Elizabeth HIIIIngH=
IHa. Learning. Elizabeth Lewis.
Work. Martha German. TrHxeI. Anna
DerF. Al. Marf snader. Power. Ger
ITade uehr. Fame. Emily Zenp: Music.
Margaret 0ehr: Royalty. Virginia
ATmaroHI. beauty. Marie Shaw. Liter
alure. Catherine namar. Science.
Helen FoNbIe. Pleasure. 0ra Turtle.
Philanthropy. He1a Erh. Love IennId1
Charlotte DonEIaa. Religion. Dorothy
Mcdaniel.
Plea. a0nr Ses1a..
Song. From GreenIand'a Lev Noun
IaInH.= Senior Sunshine Circle.
Offering md refreshments.
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Surrounded h manY n hIa friends.
]. Michael WeIahaar. manager Of the
IsnIlemnn.H Driving PARK. celebrated
he fIIIY=IIfIh anniversary Of h birth
Int Wednesday The home saa beau
IIfnIlY decorated foH he occasion 9Th
flowers and noIted pIantH The fea-
Inra II The celebration xaz the zInE-
InE d : quartet Of Ihe Northwestern
police district. composed Of Patrol
mn Lloyd. 0IIaTe. Kelly and Miller
Eash member o. the quartet also rem
dersd sOl0H. Piano HelectIonH we're
rendered h ] Hseke1I md Nj Dol
= WsIzHaHF. daughter aT ne hoHI.
Among lhoHa present we're Mr. and
MrH. NeIahaHr. MIaHH. Dolly WeIahaar.
Mf. and Mra. George 1oone. Of Miner
i III. Nd. IT. aud MrH. William 7.
noene. # Morgan Hun. Nd: Mr and
Mr. J. !. Hannsa. nT FALL Height.
Nd MIaa nuby L boone. Louis
Boone. Mr. ana MFH. John : noone.
nf IonIaeIlie. Nd. Mr. and Mrz. Philip
IaneInE. Il. Y Heekedl and Mss
Alice uaII.
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building i soon 10 Begin On sen Il
besIos Plant near FInEzIurg.

Construction work On lie neR a.
bealoa plant near finkaburE. l. 10
begin 1T IN early date. The Wee
President Of the Baltimore HonfIng
and Asbestos MfE.. %. the general
manager. and several Of the officials.
visited FInkaburg. Tuesday afternoon.
and decided on what parI Of their
property 10 locate the large papeT
mill aud asbestos plant. The work
viii begin Iuat n aoon n the details
regarding the buildings ean be com
pleted. Some Of The contracts for
machinery have been let. and the
architect haH been appointed. and Il
working on the plans Of the buildings.
Mr. Q. L. EmIEh. The general man
ager Of the plant. Is having large
portrait made Of the plant. and IN the
very near future It VII be On display
IN the insurance Office Of Mr. 5. T.
sIoner. No. Il Vest Main street, this
city.
The stockholders In Carroll county
Will be given notice IN due time ~ 10
the ekaet date they vii start building
operations.
Il Is the desire Of the company 10
have those interested. a. vel aa their
friends present. At Ffnkaburg. the day
the building operations begin.
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Surprise Party Sear sand,YIIIe.

On Thursday evening. January 30.
4 very enjoyable surprise party was
given to ]. Edward Heagy b. his
many friends at the home Of his par
enIs. Mt. and Mrs. William 1. Heagy.
Of near sandyYIlle. It I o'clock the
guests began to arrive and soon the
parIor vas filed With happy young
voices. The evening vas spent n
games and music until i o'clock when
al we're Invited 70 the dining room
where refreshments we're served.
Those present we're: MIsses--Lena
GaaelI. Grace YIngIIng. Deborah Ire
land. Emma stanabnry. Eta Zanp.
Pearl Little. Blanche sIoner. Marga-
ret Heagy. Bessie Green. Myrle zepp.
YlrgIe 0sterhus. JeaneIta rash. Maria
Shilling. Martha stookada1e, MyrIe
GapIe. blanche sioeksdale. IollIe
eaple. Lille Fash. Helen sIonezIfer.
Nola Haagy. Edith Rash. Emma
Haagy and Miss Summers, Of Var
IIeIdsburg Measrs.-Dennis Green.
Noah sIoekadaIe, Clayton stoner, Car
roll stocEadale. George Geaell. Wilbur
shreeYe. Rarl Zenp. William Heagy.
Wilbur YInglIng. George Miller. Cur
tls Rash. Paul Green. Paul Drown.
William Miller. Leslie HeagY. Albert
sIoner. David sIonesIfer. Edward
Heagy. Berlin Gaple. Herbert III.
Walter Miller. Lewis 1orHuen. III
Hood uarman aud h. TAYLOR.
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IN.nEuISG.. President.
HesIInx of Carroll County School
IeaehHrs' Association.

The regular mIdzNInIef meeting IT
IHe Carroll County Teachers. 40
eIatIon - held Friday. January :.
Il IL Westminster IIIEH School
! - snsnsd promptly II u :. N.
9Th Scripture reading b he PresI=
dent. :. Z. EhauEh The entertain
menI narI of he program consisted
of readings b MIzz Halen EnEIaT and
III Annie Il. EnnmrIne. The an
nual election "a held md The fol
lowing officers elected. President. L
: HLdeY. xIea president. 1 :. Ship
IsY. secretary. i ]. nIoehaf. ITeaH=
urer. JeHHs I. nIIImeYer.
: motion NJ made anI carried
thai Superintendent Noreloek and
he noarH Of School Commissioners
b requested 10 make ! payment On
teachers. salary Tor the Second term
IuHI before tie Christmas holidays
Hr. MoreIoek promised 10 uae HI IN
fIuenee With The hoard 10 have this
request granted.
County Superintendent Z. !. More
lock mada = ah0rI address md e.
plaIned Iha rules Tor the spelling con
tests which VII b held throughout
the county during March.
There being no further business he
Association adjourned.
Ross ]. nI0GHEH. Secretary.
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MISS RACHAEL 4. HAYDEN DEAD.
Yas Oldest Native Resident Of Hest
minister.

Miss Rachael Ann Hayden. theoldest
natIYe-born resident Of this city. died
Sunday morning at 80 o'clock At the
residence Of her nephew. Nathaniel
Il. naumgartner. East Main street. IN
her 91st year. She vas the daughter
Of the late Basil and Apprlllah Hay
den. and was the Oldest living member
Of st. Johns Catholic Church. and The
last survivor Of her fathers family.
which had been identified With this
city for over century. IN her early
youth. 30 or more yeara ago. there Sas
no resident priest here and her par
enIH we're accustomed to entertain The
visiting bishops and priests who came
to the parish. Miss Hayden eomea Of
Iong-IIYed family. Her father died
In 1863, and her mother n Ia6z.
each At the age Of u years. Her
four sisters lived to the ages 81 i. s..
81 and b years respectively: and her
only brother. the late Judge William
n Hayden. Who Ra9 Judge Of IlH fifth
Judicial Circuit from 1867 10 I.a2. died
IN 1885 1T the age Of 1s years. One Of
her sisters married the late Nathaniel
II. ThaYeT. Who Raa for years pr0ml
nenI teacher n The schools Of nalII=
more. Another sister married The late
John ]. BanmEartner. Who Haa 4
prominent lawyer Of this city
Funeral services we're held IN st
Johns Catholic Church On Tuesday
morning NJ 30 o'clock. nee. ]. {.
Ma1lon officiating. and the InIerment
was made IN the adIolnInIng cemetery.
pnllbearera were: Michael :. Doyle.
Joseph 3. DOYLE. i. 1. Walsh. George
D shrIner. Joseph L. Matthias and Z
GIoyd Lynch. + {. sharTsr funeral
dIrnYInr
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ZuuHHz

Mrs. Catherine Moore. daughter of
the late Mr. andMrs. John clafiIn died
Tuesday morning IT 30 O'Clock n
the residence Of her aon. Mr. = :.
Moore. general manager Of the Vest
minister Metal and Foundry Company.
On Willis street. Ter age Wa 81
years and ) months.
MrH. Moore hHd been II for nxe
months. and for the paHl j. months
had been With her on IN IhIg eIIY
She was possessed Of remarkable
vitality. lingering On thee laHI IsH
months N spite Of almost hopeless
conditions.
She i survived II the following
children. Mra. Carlton Graves. Of
EeH HaFen. Conn. i. 7. Moore. Of
Portland. Or. :. II Moore. oI
Bridgeport. Conn. and Nr \ :
Moore. of this city alHo b one sister.
Rna i've n DaYIauH. FL
Ter remains .eTH taken - HuHz
eeater. Maj. On Tuesday afternoon
md Inferred IN Iha family huTxInE
ground IN Wednesday :. :. sharreF
funeral director.
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=SIonesIIer.

Mr.. Charles sIonealfer. dealer IN
sporting goods, East Main street, died
Monday night ut i o'clock in his 9th
year At his home On Church and Green
streets. after nroIraeIed Illness He
was organizer and first leader Of what
Ii nov the First Regiment Band and
was connected with i for Il years.
accompanying It 70 1t. Gretna last
summer.
lie waa a member Of the Methodist
Protestant Church and Of Westminster
Lodge No. i Independent Order Ne
ehanics.
He Il survived By hla widow. one
son. Arthur stonealfer. and two dangh-
ters. Miaaes EoldIe and Meta Stone.
aIfer. HIH father. Henry stonesIfer.
was : school teacher. and he deceased
Haa the Iaat O. aIx aonH. HIs aon has
Iuat been appointed director Of the
First Regiment Band.
Funeral services xere held Thurs
day morning u the house II II o'clock.
nev. Dr. D. / Greenfield ofIIeIaling.
and lnIermsnl Haa made n the Vest
Minister Cemetery The funeral .az
n charge Of Ihe Independent Order
Of Mechanics. TIE nalIheareTa we're.
John = Stem. l. = Hurman. John !.
saylor. J. Wesley YlngIIng. Charles
!. Hunter and !. I. GooIea. Harvey
Bankard : son funeral directors.
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~ That they shall give promise
of future obedience to the rules and
regulations Of the school.
81 That the principal shall be
the sole Judge as 10 whether these re
anirements have been fulfilled. and
that reinstatement shall be at his
discretion.
Certain affairs relating to the col
ored school at New Windsor we're left
to Commissioner c. g. DeYilbias.
The financial condition Of the Board
was discussed, and number of bills
were PASSED and ordered paid.
The Board adjourned at ! D. m.
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Manifold.

Mra. Amelia !. sIHnIIsIa. HI1a. If
George h. sIanfieId. died On Sunday.
February :. II he home d her H0n,
fhIletna sIHnneId. # HoaIsn. naIIIz
more county. Her aEa N = year,
She Yaa 4 daughter Of The IaIe John
Norris Buckley aud KaH 4 native nT
Carroll county. Besides her aon. four
daughters survive Funeral services
we're held On Tuesday.
The deceased xaH = KTsatnIeen oI
HoherI MoTfla. Of Philadelphia. Who
financed the American Revolution.
and Yas one of he aIgners Of he
Declaration Of independence. Ter
husband died two years agn If the
age of = YearH. She i survived hy
sister. Mrs. Rachel I. burke. IF
Baltimore. Mr.. William HeaHman.
Of Freedom district. IhlH county, i 4
daughter Of the deceased
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IzTsHEaIIz.

MrH. Eofa i. anesnholIz. sIfa If
Jacob I GrenhnIIz. Webster street.
died Wednesday morning n 100
a.eloek afiar N Illness af - year.
duration Had lie IIfsd Until the
fri Of AnrIl. Hsr HKa would ha =
seaTH. she "a ; Ereat sufferer from
throat trouble besides nnr husband
Hhe i survived =. three HauEhIsHa.
HIIda. Alberta I'D Louise. IHs eldest
being i YsHrz aT - nHfoHa H.H ma
rIHEs HHs - IL IIHInsH. II Union
town
Funeral services - Il Lid -
morrow morning n IHe haaza II :
o'clock. IL \. II IIefrIna officiating.
aTIHr which IIn REMAINS - :. IzE9n
IN UnIouIo.n [sF IalsfmsHI u he
III Cemetery.
Tie naIileafaFH - IL. William
shorb. Manning nd frank TaEHsY.
Elisha Webster. Leonard Simpson.
ETneHI Albert. james i aIonsT.
funeral director
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Mf. James Il Grouse. of Thufmant
died II hIH home Friday. January =
HH ~ agHI : .azH# I'D HaYH. IL
i survived > nxs sisters. MTH IoHn
Miller. d TlnfHonl. HfH Margaret
RoazeT. Washington. Nfa Edward
Naehtef. u HoeEY RIdEa. 81 GIaYz
ton GTzmaT. d =. YaHE. nd MIzz
Naulda ErouHe. oT ThurmonI. On
H0n. Hanfg Grouse. If Oregon. HI=a
survives. Tie funeral Iook place from
the hoaHa Sunday afternoon II |
o'clock InIafmaHI - made II
Apples church. u.ar TIurmanI
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DEATHS


Mrs. Elizabeth Beaver, widow Of
Andrew j. Beaver. who died u years
ago. died suddenly on Wednesday
morning, February 8. at her home on
East Main street. aged 81 years. II
months and Il days. She was .
daughter Of the late Absalom Magee.
and Is survived By the following
daughters Mrs. Sarah Doyle. Mrs.
Mary Case. Mrs. Geores !. shriner
and Miss Annie Lee DeA.e1 Her two
sons. John and Andrew j. Jr.. are
both dead.
Funeral services will be held On
Saturday morning IT . o'clock IN st.
Johns Catholic Church, Of which the
deceased was member. ReY. ]. {.
Mallon viii offieIale. Interment vii
be made IN the adjoining cemetery.
T. z. sharrer funeral director.
The pallbearerE we're. MeHsra
George Matthews. Edwin Weaver.
Joseph !. Boyle. Charles :. FINK. Il.
7. GonGneh and Raymond MYsraz
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TrInII, Lutheran I'd socIel, Heels.

The AId Society Of Trinity Lutheran
Church. Deer PARK road. held an IN
IereaIIng meeting 1t The home of Mra.
Charles MsnEeI. EaaI.IaH. N Thurs
day afternoon of IaaI week. The
meeting Naa opened b aInEIng
sJeHua Lover Of NJ soul followed ,.
Scripture reading. Matthew 6:I=Iz. b
hrs. Henry frlek. With prayef. After
singing Safely Through Another
Week. the business session vas held
One neN member HaH received. n
\ closing hymn Jesus. Saviour. Plot
Me- WaH sung. Refreshments we're
served aud enjoyed b al.
Those present Hare: MHHdanea=-=
William Mengal. David Dixon nYars.
Charles Mengel John !. Roaenbsrgar,
Frank FrIek. George ManEel. Louisa
Baker. Henry DIIzeI. MarIon BIIzal.
Skinner. Joseph Ward. ]. George Hoffz
nm, William f Hoffman, Harry FrIok.
Carrie HouIaon. Charles Nightingale.
Grace sehnabel. Henry Little and
daughter Frances Misses Vlola
FrIoE. HIIda MengeI. Clifton and
Annie scnnabeI. The February meet
lng vii D. held At Mra. Charles Foa-
ler,a.
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sIILEIEE

NrH. Elizabeth sIIleher. widow Of
John sIIIeleT. dLeI N Tuesday n IHa
Methodist Home Ior tie AEed. n Ia
tImaTe. aEad ; yeaTa. MT. nd Mra.
sIIIeheT formerly lived n IhIH cIIY
where The former - employed II
the Taylor Manufacturing Company
n N IHan worker. MTH. sIILsher.a
funsraI IooE place II % o'clock yes=
IHndaY morning from Ine H0ms.
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James SunamHEeF. Tor more Ihan
. feara : policeman II Philadelphia.
died suddenly Monday nIehI n Thur
mont from auonIszF. aHsd = year
lie served N tie InInn Army during
Tie HaT au1 - , member of he
Grand ARM foHI of TlurmnuI= F1.e
years no be returned u Thnrmont
from Philadelphia. : widow nd
daughter survive.
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=IIlgIar.

Mrs. Ieanna EngIaf. widow Of the
late Addison EngIar. died On Saturday
February |, at her home IN Union
Bridge. before her marriage she Waa
Miss Wolfe No children survive her
Funeral services we're held from her
late residence On Tuesday morning At
Il o'clock. HeY. Charles Il. Hastings
officiating. md InIermenI Vas made
N the Union Bridge Cemetery.
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Henrietta l. Eek died 1t her late
home IN New York eIIY. Saturday.
February st. from i complication oI
diseases. after m IIlnega Of several
years. She was ase1 7s years.
The deceased Nas = native Of Tanay-
town. Nd. having moved II EeN York
many years ago.
Austin 8 Thomas left IN Sunday
for New York cit u maEa arrange
menta 70 bring tie Iody % her former
home 1t TaneYfoxn. where InIarmanI
Vii be maae.
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=I.r0sIoIl.

Mra. Ann Sophia Groshon died We'd
neEdaY n the Home of the Aged. Fred
eriek. from heaTI trouble. aged %
years She HaH 4 native Of GreaEerH=
town and had been N inmate Of tie
home for 10 years. The remains we're
taken 10 GreagenaIaHn for hnrInI.
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Spelling Contest n Freedom.

The spelling contest Of Freedom
district. No. ). vii be held n Free
dom school. March 10Th. commencing
1t 10 o'clock a. N. and al teachers
nov employed IN the district are noII-
fed 10 Be present. With their reapee-
tive delegates.
By order of committee. LILY i. he
craft, y. :. narnea, II. Jane Macleod
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ReIsterstoHn Baseball Team Organ.

The ReisterstnWn Athletic Club has
organized baseball team and elected
the following officers
TreaEurer-Iea ]. Hobbs.
Manager-EdHarl NJ. Garon.
GantaIn-Ferguson Harrison.
Assistant GapLaIn--Wm. I. peregoy.
secreIary-T. ]. DneIer.
L Hag decided 10 hold the annual
bazaar and supper. February 20. IN
GoodWin.g Hall. ReialerHIoWn. The
club expects 10 have the strongest
team IN It's career, and soon vii be
ready 10 schedule games With first
class clubs.
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sIIIIz.

Frederick \. sIttlg. aEed D YearH.
died II h residence n. zG15 JeITerz
On street baltimore. On Monday.
liz NIfe. Who KaH : native Of IhIa
county. survives him. The deceased
IaH number Of relatives in hi
county Funeral services we're held
yesterday afternoon from hIa IaIe
residence.
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sIansIIIrY.

Mrs. Mary 4. stanabnry. widow
Of Joahua stansbury. died On sun
1ay. February :. II tie home Of her
daughter. Mrg Mary !. WIrI. n DaIII-
more. Funeral services we're held On
Wednesday 1t Emanuel Lutheran
Church. Manchester.
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Miss Edith Emma Long. Of EmmItH-
burg. and John !. Long. Of near
Gr9agerHIoWn. were married Thursday
At WaIkeraYIlle BY Hev Guy 7.
Hready. pastor of the Reformed
Church. Miss Mary Long. sister Of
Ihe groom, Uaa maid Of honor. and
Grant Long. brother Of the groom.
beat man Mr.. and Mrs. Long VII
I've IT GreagergIoHn.