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WEDDINGS
Mss Eleanor Reifsnider Becomes the
Bride Of Captain Robins.

One of the most notable events IN
the society OF this city during the
winter was the marriage on Tuesday
at noon of Miss Eleanor Foote Ref
snlder. eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Milton Reifsnider. Green
street, and Captain Thomas Matthews
Robins, Corps OF Engineers. L. S. \,
and son of Mrs. Robins and the late
John L. Robins. of Snow I'LL. Nd.
The ceremony was performed b. Rev.
s. Hilton Orrick In Ascension Epla=
eopal Church, which waa beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
Before the ceremony Mr. Howard
Benson rendered the following mual-
cal program Sextette from Lucia
.dl Lammermoor." Pilgrims Chorus
from Tannhauaer." BarcarolIe from
The Tales OF Hoffman," Intermezzo
from "Cayalleria Ruatleano.a Love
Scene from "Lohengrin.' Evening
Star from "Tannhanser. Beethoven
ing the ceremony the Meditation from
"Thais" was played
Almost on the hour the bridal party
entered the church. the bride wearing
an exquisite gown of white satin bro
eade draped with chiffon and band
of ermine and carrying white roses
and sweet peas She vas given IN
marriage by her father Her cousin.
Miss Marjorie Sterling. Of Baltimore.
Uas maid OF honor. and wore white
crepe meteor draped with pink chiffon
and a black tulle hat She carried
pink roses. Lieutenant Charles Roek=
we'll, Of Washington. d. {. waa heaf
man. Rn6 the ushera we're Lieutenant
Alexander. Of West Point. and Lieu
tenants HRrkneaa. Marks and North.
of the Washington Barracks al Of
whom were In full dress uniform
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the brides home
On Monday evening the members q
the wedding party were entertained
At dinner by the bride. after which n
informal dance was given At Terrace
Hill by hor aunt. Mrs. Richard 7.
Greecy, wife OF Captain ereeey. o he
Marine Corpa
The bride is a great-RranddauEhtsr
of Admiral Andrew Hull Fooia. he
naval hero Of Forts Henry and Don
aidson, Her brother. Lawrence Fair-
far Rclfsnldcr, IL an ensign N tha
United States Navy and her sister +
the wife OF Captain Thomas Clarke.
Of the Marine Corps
Among the out-of- town guests a.
tending the wedding we're Mr. John
L Robins, OF Snow Hill. Major md
Mr. harden. Captain and Mr. JeRetl.
Judge and Mrs Harry II. GIabanEh
aud Miss Eva Gilbert. Of Washington.
u g. Mr. and Mrs Harry Farhar.
Sir. and Mrs, Charles T. RsIfanIdar.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur HnnHden. Mr
and Mrs. George Mccubbln. Mr. and
Mrs. Hayward Mias Alice GIImor. NJ
Eleanor Perrin MIaa Marjorie NhYta.
Mr. tAlburn GoldHbofough. Mr IAx-
renee Wruth and Mrs James Wilson.
OF Baltimore. MIR and Mr. IouIa I.
BilllBKslea, pf Philadelphia. =. and
Mrs Philip A. Small. Of York. =.
The bride and groom weni 70 naItI=
more In an automobile and from IHara
n Atlantic city y J.. for an extended
honeymoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. &. /. Lester Entertain
Grangers.

A social Of the Grand Old Grange"
kind was rendered the snydersburg
grangers Thursday evening, January
%. by Mr.. and Mrs George A. Lester
At their home near Eden. Although
the weather vas very unfaVorable
with the clouds hanging low, and
threatening IN let rain come at any
moment there was a fair crowd pres
ent 4 beautiful recitation entitled
The True Source of Contentment"
was given b Miss Ethel Nitter In
such way that made MI contented.
In a catchy little recitation Miss
Orphia AlbauKh 6old How Jimmie
married Jane. and they had the bless
ing Of all present before she was
through. Ash0Tt talk b. !. Zimmerman
was followed b songs Of praise to
Him who reigns On high.
Mr.. Cleveland Nendecker won first
prize. handsome booklet. BY placing,
while bllndfolded. a tail On a tailless
linen donkey. hung On the wall near
est where he needed one. Mr. Donkey
had about thirty tails before the crowd
VAS through. IN an adjoining room
a table had been set With the best of
eatablez and delIeaeIea to be had to
which all we're invited and To which
all did ample Justice. More songs fol-
lowed and then amnaementa we're In
dniged IN Il Int hour the happy
throng dispersed md retreated to
their respective homes
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Mems club Organized n Ascension
Parish uauzH.

4 Club for IN - organized n
the iuaiIEatIon Of L.. + Hilton
orriek. at he naTIHh house of Aaeenz
sion Episcopal Church o. Wednesday
evening. sith about = m n attend
anes An Informal Hnd HnsIahla eY=
ening saa spent : HHafI address saa
made y Ar 0rTIek explaining the
purposes 0f lie organization nd AK
ing for expressions . opinion from
those present Responses KaTs made
b. Judge ] ! : nanI II Robert X
BIiiInFaiaa aad II Phillips. all en-
dorHlng he movement 0fTlEeTH were
elected aa follows President. Il X
BiilinRslea. Secretary. Edwin v
shriSeT.
Music WI rendered b : auarfatte
consisting af Smith nIIIlnszlea. lob.
ert x BilllnEalea. James .. Mitchell
and David Howard The feature Of
the evening aaH : f0HeafaI and IN
spring address delivered - neY.
Romily HumnhrIsa. associate rector Of
Grace and 81 reIarH Church. BaltI-
more
Sandwiches and coffee .ere served
and cigars Nefe n nIoYed throughout the
evening The nj meeting KII Be
held after Easter.
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kress.

Charles Kress died at his home
near EastYiew at $50 o'clock yester-
day morning, January 30, aged II
years. months and IA days. He serv-
ed IN Company II. 5th Maryland Reg
Iment. nearly years during the Civil
war. He is survived by his wife, who
was Miss Barbara 0rpitz, of Baltimore
county: two brothers, George and
Leonard. Of this county, and three
sisters. Mrs. Mary Howe. Mrs. Louisa
LIedllch and Mrs. Laura Wiley, all
Of Baltimore. lie was a member Of
Trinity Lutheran church, Smallwood.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow, at Trinity Lutheran Church,
meeting at the house at IL o'clock,
m. Rev. II. L. seabrook officiating.
The palIbearerg will be: Thomas
Jones. Nm. Hoffman, Ernest Glover,
Charles Mengel Christ Schnau6le and
Samuel Arnold Harvey BanBard 4
Son. funeral directors.
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Mrs. IleIlerus Birthday.

A very pleasant aoeIal was given
Mrs. Charles Denerry 1t her home
near Detour. Monday night, Janu-
airy q. in honor Of her tWenty-seYenth
birthday. The evening Was spent In
games. plays and social diversion. At
IL o'clock the cal xas given for sup
per. and when the guests reached the
dining room. they found a table laden
with flowers and good things to eat.
In the center Of the table was a large
birthday cake. With Mrs. DeBerry's
name and the dates Iss6-1913 in fancy
frosting.
At a late hour al departed for their
respective homes much pleased with
the evenings pleasure. Those present
were: Messrs. and MeHdames-charles
DeBerry. John froek. ST.. Newton
Six: Missea--BessIe DeDerry, Bruce
Shorb. Matte Hahn. Ruth Frock,
Naomi Hahn. YIrgle Kiser, Mary Pit
finger. Ada DeBerry. Ruth Six. Pansy
and Hazel DeBerry: Messra-Elgie
DBerry. Harry slagle. Ernie Myers,
Franklin DeHerry. Emory Hahn.
Lloyd Knipple. David MIehaels. Ray
mond and Gregg KIser and Master
Six.
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Col u. :. Powell For lIerE.

The friends Of 81 William s.
Powell. uf Howard county are boom
Ing him H = candidate for Clerk OF
the Court Of Appeals Although Col
onel Powell has not YaI formally an
nouneed hi candidacy. IhoHe Who are
close 20 him aaY h III he IN the
light. 1t i also expected that Clerk
{. {. Nagrudef III b. candidate
for reelection. Mr MaEruder lives
In Prince Georges county. Il II gen
orally believed thaI thIa nomination
Will be given 10 Southern Maryland
and for this reason The indications
are that other candidates VII develop
In the Fifth Congressional district.
The Office Il regarded n one
of the best in the State. paying $4,000
q year. and the term l. Tor SIX years.
Mr. Magruder Il rounding out his first
term
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Buckley.

Mrs. Lydia A. Buckley. widow Of
the late George w. Buckley, died al
her home in Walkersyllle on satnr-
day of general debility. aged s. years
and . months. She is survived BY the
following children; Mrs. Laura ].
Downey, Washington; Mrs. Charles
g. Greamer, of Walkersyille. Mrs. L.
A. {. Buckley, of Union Bridge. One
sister, Miss Anna Borohan, of Liberty,
also survives. Four grandchildren
and three great-grandchlldren sur
Yiye. The funeral was held at |
o'clock on Monday at the house by
Rev. Guy p. Bready Interment was
made in the cemetery at Liberty. Two
sons-in-law, two step-sons, and two
grandsons acted as pallbearers.
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phIIIlps.

Mr John Thomas Phillips, aged 7s
years. months and days. died at
h home IN Gambler. on Saturday.
January .. lie Ia survived by his
sIfe and the following children
NImfnd Phillips sykesylllc. Thomas
!. Phillips. Gambler. and Mrs Joseph
Babylon. GIHt
Funeral services we're held on Mon
das afternoon At o'clock at Proyi-
deuce Methodist Protestant Church at
Gambler. ReY. Carroll Maddox. assist
u b t.. \ + nauHehef. officiating.
inIsTmHnt WaH made In the adjoining
cemetery The pallbeaFerH were
James Buckingham. r. II r. Shipley,
ObedIah Buckingham. William ".
shHHek. i. + shlpley and David
GFImsa. al members Of Washington
camp = n 7 o s. Of A. OF Glat. ~
which h deceased WAS also mem
lsf. Tie above order also conducted
services u tbs grave T. G. sharrer.
funeral director
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Fak.

After a lingcTins and painfff1 IL
ness from tOrocolia, Mra Catherine
Fink, VIE OF Mr. Emanuel Fnk. did
at her home In Littlestown on Monday
evening, January goth, at O'Clock.
For eighteen weeks she had been con
fined to her bed In a perfectly helpless
condition. during which lImh she
suffered intensely, but bore II With
great forttude, Deceased waa aged
at the time Of death, &C years. !
months and days Her maiden name
was Miss Catherine Snyder About .
years ago she and her husband moved
from Adams county. Pa. TO Maryland.
and seven years ago they moved from
Taneytown TO Littlestown, where they
had since resided
Surviving her Is her husband. aud
the following children: Mre. Harry
Hawk, OF Hanover; Mrs. chaa. crebB,
of Taneytown; Mrs Jesse Froek. Of
keymar; Mrs. George S. stoYer. Of
Bittlestown: Messrs. William Fink, Of
New oxford; Arkansas. of Taneytoxn.
Charles. of Keymar, and Claude. Of
South Dakota. Also the following
sisters and brothers: Mrs. james
ReaYer, near Harney: Mrg nnfus
Sponseller, Gulden's Station: Josiah
Snyder, York; Charles, of near Yoost.e
Store; Samuel, OF Mt. Pleasant town
ship. and Amos Snyder of Mt. Joy
township Twenty eight grandehlld-
ren and one great-grandehild also
survive. The funeral was held
Thursday morning OF last week.
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PROF. AND Mrs. SHOCK MONDAY
NIGHT.
Program Promises n Rare Musical
Treat

Tickets have been selling fast all
the week for the musical and dramatic
entertainment b. Prof. and Mrs.
Hobart Smoek. Of Baltimore, to be
given at the Opera House Monday
evening. February }. Il promises to
be rare musical treat. as both Prof.
and Mrs. Smoek are YocalIsts of en-
yiable reputation. The program will
be as follows:
Mr.. Hobart smoek, Tenor. Mrs.
Hobart Smock. Contralto: Miss Eliza
beth Slagle. at the Piano.
Part Calm as the Night. (Duet)
Goetze; Loves Coronation, Award;
b | Know a Lovely Garden, D'Harde-
lot; Total Eclipse. Handel: II Troya-
tore. Duet Verdi; a Ishtar, spross:
b Banjo Song, spross. Last Song,
Tosti.
Part II.-Maying. Duet Neldling-
err Ma Laddie. Allitsen. b Roses In
June, German IN the Dark. Cooma:
b Kissed the Cook. Gottschalk: When
Thou Art Near. Duet Neyin; There1l
Never Be One Like You. Faucher;
a A Little Dutch Garden, Meade: b
What Would the Roses Say. Coyerly;
Parting, Duet NeYin. Miscellaneous
Recitations aud Stories.
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iIaruan.

hrs Sarah Ann Rebecoa Harman.
wife Of Samuel Harman. died on Sat
urdaY. January %. at her home in
this city. aged SO years. 10 months
and daya Besides her husband she
Is survived By the following children:
]. Fisher Harman. of Baltimore: Mrs.
John Z nickIe. of near this city /;
John and Charles Harman. OF Sandy
vile. Mra. !. ? Gruber and Miss
Jennie Harman. Of this city.
Funeral services we're held at st.
Johns Catholic Church on Tuesday
n % o'clock 4 m. Rev J. G.. MalIon
officiating Interment was made In
The adjoining cemetery. The pail
bearers we're her grAndsons. John.
Harry Frank and Isaac Rickle, John
Banerline and Walter shlpley, r, &.
sharTeT. funeral director
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Orphans Court

Monday. January 27-Clarenee /
Shank, administrator Of Elizabeth r.
Shank deceased, returned inventories
OF personal property. debts and mon
ey and received orders 10 sell personal
property.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Minnie l. Webster. deceased,
were granted TO Joshua \ GorbIn.
who received warrant 10 appraIae and
order to notify creditors.
Letters of administration y. a.. on
the estate of Charles Il. senBeney,
deceased. were granted 10 Charles T.
Fink, who received order 10 notify
creditors
Edward Smith. administrator Of
Elizabeth A. Smith. deceased. reported
sale of bank stock
The last Will and testament Of Al
fred Il. Arnold, deceased. Vas admit
ted to probate and letters testament
airy were granted TO Annie L. Arnold.
who received order 10 notify creditors
and returned inventory Of money.
Letters of guardianship for John L.
Magee, infant. were granted TO Joshua
F. Magee.
nt ldHI Will anu I@HIAiIIHnI III
Catherine V. Dorsey, deceased, was
admitted to probate aud letters of ad-
ministration, with the Will annexed
granted to Albert 4. Dorsey
Tuesday January 2s.-The sale Of
lease hold estate Of Charles u. Mot
ter, deceased. WIS finally ratified and
confirmed. Joseph II. aud George s.
Motter. administrators.
Reuben A. st0nesIfer. acting ex-
ecutor of Anna n. stonesIfer. deeeas-
ed, returned Inventories Of personal
property. debts and money.
Howard Blaxsten. administrator of
George =. Smith. deceased. reported
sale OF personal property.
Jacob NJ. Rodkey. administrator of
Jacob Rodkey. deceased. returned In
ventories of personal property. debts
and money. and received order 10 sell
personal property
Charles Z. Llppy. administrator of
Joseph Lippy, deceased. returned in
ventories of personal property. debts
and money. and received order to sell
personal property.
Letters of administration on the
estate of Guy T. Smith. deceased, were
granted to Charles Z. Smith, who re-
ceiyed warrants TO appraIse real ea-
tate and personal property. order to
notify creditors. and returned inYen-
tories of money and debts.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Elisha 0gg. late of Carroll
county deceased. we're granted to
John F. Lockard. who received order
to notify creditors, and returned in
yentory of money.
Scott Z. Rooms. administrator of
John W Angel. deceased. returned
inventory of debts. and received order
to transfer judgment.
Charles Z. Smith. administrator of
Guy r Smith, deceased. returned in
yentorieg of personal property and
real estate.
Charles e. Smith. acting executor of
Louisa A Smith, deceased. returned
inventory of personal property.
Wesley NJ Geiman and Mary c.
Starner, executors Of Catherine Gel
man, deceased, settled their first and
final account.
John Roger. administrator of Eliza
beth Roger, deceased, reported sale of
bank stock. and settled his first and
final account.
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DEATHS
Dell.

Mrs Amanda Dell, widow Of John
{. Dell, who died about years ago,
died Wednesday morning, January
%, at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
]. Wesley Goker, near Snydersburg.
of paralysis, aged about 6s years. She
is survived by five daughters: Mrs.
Coker, OF Snydersburg; Mrs. William
Harris, Mrs. Wilson Ebaugh and Mrs.
William Smith, OF near Patapsco, and
Mrs. Harriet Fringer, of Hampstead; j;
and by three sons, Frank and John.
of near Miller's Station, and Grant.
of near Patapsco, and also number
of grandchildren.
Funeral services we're held this
morning at the Methodist Protestant
Church. Deer Park, Rev. Carroll Mad
dox officiating. Interment was made
in the adjoining cemetery. The pail
bearers were: William II. and J. Weg-
ley Ruby. J. Henry Leister. John ".
Blizzard, Charles II. Hunt and Daniel
Sellers. c. V. Upton & Son funeral
directors.
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apIs

William Carroll +. Caple died on
Monday January q. at his home in
Gofana. Id. aged 3 years His
death - caused hY 4 tumor on the
bfaIu Hr faple formerly lived near
Hssas IhIa county. and Was the non
q Hr and Nfs Harry u Caple. Fu-
neral services aare held on WrdneH.
d. morning IT Go o'clock at hts
laIa residence IN GnFanH. and the re-
maine xrre brought To SandyyilIs.
- county. fer infermrnt
Funeral services Rrre held We'd
nazdaT morning # i0 o'clock 10 SANDY
Mount Methodist Protestant Church
and InIaHmenI Haa made 10 the ad
Joining cemetery Rev S. +. CRNsen
nfIIeIaIad. assisted by Rcy Carroll
Maddox 81 cousins of the deceased
.ere nailheaferas Einton Elmer. BeF-
irHm. Herman and Wilbur Caplc aud
William Reese + {. sharrcr funeral
director.
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Shnsbury.

Mr.. George c. Stansbury died At
Greenmount at the home of his daugh-
ter-ln-law, Mrs. Ida Stansbury. on
Tuesday at 10 a. m. January 2s. His
age was 81 years, 4 months and 20
days. He Is survived by one son. Mr..
John II. Stansbury, of Greehmount.
and two grandchildren. Ills wife
died over 40 years ago. since which
time Mr. Stansbury had made his home
with his daughter-in-law. He was n
director OF the Dug HIll Fire Inaur.
ance Company of Manchester and 4
prominent member of the Greenmount
United Brethren Church
Mr.. Stansbury was a retired farmer
and one of the wealthiegt men of Car
roll county
Funeral services were held this
morning In the Methodist Church n
Hampstead, and we're conducted b
Rev. George w Strine. pastor Of the
deceased, assisted by Rey. Mr.. Nc
kinley. Interment was made In the
cemetery adjoining the church. :.
V. Upton a. Son funeral directors
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snangler.

m Susan sphnglcF passed away at
u = II. January =. at her home.
II Hanover. "a Tier age vas 7G ycATa.
+ months and daya.
Recently Mrs. spangler was stricken
with paralysis. which affected her
rIEht side also her eyealght Since
lhsn her condition gradually became
more HsfInuH until the end came Her
husband. Henry spAngler. died Is
yeaTH 40. The deceased was greatly
devoted IN her family and church.
Ter maiden name was Susan Hesson,
daughter Of nr and Nra. John He's
aon. Of Pleasant Valley. Carroll county
Immediately after marriage she and
her husband moved 10 Hanover
She + survived b. one daughter.
Mrs. Ida Holiday with whom ahe
made her home. Also her sister Mrs
I :. EauYaorhlg. and one brother
Charles Heaeon. both of Baltimore.
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Shaner.

Mrs. Elizabeth shaifer, widow of the
late Joshua Shaffer, who was at one
time the miller at Winters Mil, Gran
berry died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Amanda Cnrrens,
Thurmont, Saturday night, January
%. Her death was due to the In
firmities of age, as she was over
ninety. Mrs Shaffer's maiden name
was Bare and she was the last sur
yiying sister of Mrs. Amanda LeIster.
of Eden, this county. The funeral
took place on Tuesday and the inter-
ment was at Thurmont.
The deceased had many acqnaint-
ances among the aged citizens of Car
roll county. She was a stepmoIhar
to Mrs. Peter Little of Parr,a Ridge.
Besides her daughter, with whom she
died she also leaves one son In the
West.
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Yingllng.

Ezra J. YinglIng. died yesterday
morning. January 30. In Springfield
Hospital In his 9th year. For aome
time he was an inmate of the Soldiers
Home in Newport News. Va Il
served for several months In Com
pany +. Bird Maryland Regiment. 7
II. b.. near the close Of the Civil War
He is survived by a daughter. Mra
John DAILY. OF this city; and four HonE.
[. Grant, OF this city. Edward. near
this city; John, Of Philadelphia. md
Harry. OF WayncHboro. Pa. Also b
two brothers. Plus YinglinK. Of thlH
city. and Charles, of Baltimore. and
one sister, Mrs. Samuel 0rem. of la
timore.
Funeral services will be held On
Sunday afternoon In Grace Lutheran
Church. this city. Rev " II. nefrleE
officiating The funeral will 10 held
from the home Of Mr.. Edward YInE-
ling at ~ O'Clock m The palIbearerH
will be members OF |. o. NJ Lodge. Of
which the deceased was 4 member.
Harvey Bankard & Son funeral dIree=
tors
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Wheeler -Rhoien.

Virgil Preston Rhoten and Goldie
E. Wheeler, of Upperoo, went 10 BAL.
tlmore and were married Saturday II
the parsonage of Rev. William Price.
pastor of the Presbyterian Church Of
the Covenant Baltimore. The brides
attendants we're Mrs. Edward Z.
Bruins, of Baltimore. and James I.
Rhoten, OF Upperco. After the eere=
mony the father of the bridegroom
gave a dinner TO the wedding party.
The bride and groom left for an ex=
tended tour South.
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sIlII,IeY.

After an illness Of 10 years, Mrs.
Mary e. shlpley. wife Of Samuel +.
Shipley, go North Fulton avenue,
Baltimore. died Monday night at her
home. Mrs shIpIey was a daughter
of Samuel and Rabeeea Nichols. of
Carroll county. Besides her husband
she is survived b. one daughter, Mrs.
Bertha Lewis. two Hrandaona. three
sisters and one brother. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon. Rev.
Robert e. Wright conducted the SER
vices InIerment ms N 1t. 0lIvet
Cemetery.
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Lively

Mrs. Mary G. Lively. wife OF John
S. Lively. Of LewisYille, died Sunday
evening. January 26. aged 60 years and
month. She IL survived by her
husband and one son. Hall II. Lively:
Two brothers. James Goodwin, OF New
York. and Frank Goodwin. OF Hartford
county. and one sister, Mrs. Jemima
Rembold. Of Baltimore.
The funeral was held on Tuesday at
Nj Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Church. At p. m, Rev. Carl Maddox
officiating and the interment was In
the adjoining cemetery. The pail
bearers we're: B. Frank Gorsuch,
ObedIah Buckingham, Henry NJ. Buck
ingham. William shauek, Jacob A. Ed
monson and Harry williams. Harvey
Dankard & Son. funeral directors.
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Mrs. Martins Quilting Party.

Mrs Howard Martin. Of Hunter
Vile, gave quilting party last week
which was largely attended, and
greatly enjoyed b. al present Din
ner and supper we're served. The oc-
casion was to celebrate Mr.. Martins
birthday.
Those present we're: Measrs. and
Mesdames-HoWard Martin. Joseph
Hunter, sr.. Ellsworth Mumford,
Joseph Hunter. Jr.. hoy shipiey, How
ard Manger. Frank Hunter. William
Byera: Mrs. Catherine Gunther;
Messrs.- Grover Hunter. Harry
Manger: Misses--Ida Martin. Helen
Manger, Katherine Martin and others.
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Myeny.

NIlbert Il. Myerly. II years old, a
sell=knoHn dr. goods and molten
merchant. died Tuesday at his home.
a709 Forest avenue. Forest Park. Md.
Death saa due to pneumonia, from
which he had been suffering for about
three weeks. Born in Carroll cOun-
y. Mr. Myerly went to Baltimore 25
years ago and entered the employ OF
4 HelI-EnoRn drygoods house.
lie Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Caroline Myerly, who was Miss
Caroline cahill. of Baltimore, and his
mother. Mrs. Jenne Myarly, OF Carroll
county. and two brothers. Irving and
Hurry Myerly. The funeral took place
from his home yesterday morning.