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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-14
Orphans Court

Monday, March 10--Laura /. Cav
er. administrators of William T..
Gayer. deceased, returned an addi-
tional inventory Of money and settled
her first account.
Sarah c. Gummel and Holan Ware
hime. administrators of George Gum
mel. deceased. returned inventory OF
personal property and received order
TO sell same, also returned inventor
les of money and debts.
John w. Dell. ]. Grant Dell and
Francis A. Dell. administrators OF
Amanda Dell, deceased, reported sale
of personal property.
Grace S. Rayer. administrator Of
Agnes f. Wamallng. deceased. return
ed inventories Of personal property.
money and debts. and settled her
first and final account
The last will md testament Of Jno.
". Gill. late Of Carroll county. de-
ceased. was admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentary thereon we're
granted to Julia = GIL. who received
warrant to appraIHe and order 10 no
tify creditors. returned inventories OF
personal property. debts and money.
Alice s. Englar. executrix Of Eliza
DgIu IaHBldIt uIIEdbtu, TtIEIkHu OF
der 10 take goods. and settled her
first and final account.
The last will and testament OF
Alice V. Frownfelter, late of Carroll
county, deceased was admitted 70
probate and letters testamentary
thereon we're granted TO J. Edward
West. who received warrant TO ap-
praise personal property and real es-
tate and order TO notify creditors.
Tuesday, March f1.-Lettera Of ad-
ministration on the estate Of Harry
d. stoner, late Of Carroll county. de-
ceased, we're granted TO Samuel c.
Stoner. who received order to notify
creditors.
Percy II. ShrIYer. executor Of Adel-
aide McFadden, deceased, received
order to sell stocks.
The last will and testament Of Lar
kin s. Bennett, late of Carroll county,
deceased, was admitted to probate
and letters testamentary thereon we're
granted to the Westminster Deposit
and Trust Company. which received
warrant to appraise and order 70 sell
real estate; also order to notify credi-
tors.
Charles e. Nusbaum, administrator
of Henrietta Nuabaum, deceased, re-
turned inventories of personal prop
erty, money and debts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-14
NEW SCHEDULE.
Western Maryland Hallway Changes
Time Of Trains.

The Western Maryland Hallway
will put into effect On Sunday morn
Ing the following schedule for the
running Of lts trains.
EasIbound-6.32. COS. 700 and e.05
n N. md i2s. "a and 6.0e p. m
SundaY=-s.os. 700. ri a m. and 9.ih
and e.gg ?. m
WeaI1ound-527. aIs. 9.56 :. m.
and "a. b.33. TO and 1908. Sunday
--5.27. a.bs. l0.45 >. m. and b.3s and
1000 :. n.
The 0Ri will run Saturday nights
only arriving In thIa city at 12.aa a
m
nY Iha change lhs fast mall n The
morning xill arrive IN this city II 81
instead Of 6 O'Clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-14
District Spelling Contest

The spelling contest for WestmIns-
ter district was held In the High
School Building Wednesday afternoon,
March Il. Each OF the schools Of the
district was represented by two con-
testanls. making twenty-five in all
The contest consisted of three parts.
In the first place, all the contestants
were required to write from dieIatIon
a list Of fifty words Then all took
part IN m oral contest In which each
one took his seat whenever he mis-
spelled word. This process
was continued until but two remained
Finally there was IN oral contest in
Guiding only the two winners in the
hrst oral contest, and those who came
FIRST and second in the written con
test.
Those who took part in the final
contest we're: Howard Coppersmith.
Nevin Goppersmith. Mary X. Reese.
Anna Dnyall. Lettie Neudecker. Mary
G. Witte. Edna Blizzard. Emma Reese
and Emma Bixler. Of these nine the
FIRST aiz spelled al fifty words cor
rectiy IN the written contest, and the
last three spelled forty-nine cor
rectiy. The vIctora IN the final oral
contest we're Anna Duyall. of War
fieldsburg school. and Mary c. WItle.
OF Mexico school. These young ladies'
will represent Westminster district In
the county contest. which will take
place 1t The High School Building on
April 18th
Prof George r Morelock. County
Superintendent OF schools. presided At
the contest, which #aa in charge Of
the following committee: Mr.. Charles
H. koib. Of Westminster High School.
Miss Anna NJ. Barnes. of warftelds-
burg school, and Mlaa f. Cora Lam
bert. o Friendship school.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-14

A quiet wedding was soiemnIzed
last Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock In
the reetory of St Johns Catholic
church. By Rev. ]. E Mallon. The
bride Was Miss Josephine Baust.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L.
Baust. Pennsylvania avenue, and the
groom vas Mr.. Francis j. Boylan,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick BoyIan.
Pennsylvania avenue. The attendants
were Miss Jane DauHt. sister Of the
bride. and Miss Isabel Ghyton. of
Baltimore. The bride was attractive
ly gowned In light blue satin. and
wore white gloves and shoes and .
large black picture hat. She carried
white carnations.
After the ceremony wedding sup
per was served at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Boy
Ian. after a trip to Hagerstown. Nd.
Harrisburg. Pa. and other points.
will reside In this cit.
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GREEN STREET ID BE EXTENDED
A Cross Street VI also he Opened
Resolution Passed over Mayors
TsEa.

A special meeting Of the Mayor
and Common Council vas called last
Friday night for the purpose Of con
alderInE the Mayors veto Of the
resolution passed h the council pro
yldinE that West Green street bs ex-
tended To the SeH Windsor road. and
that cross street be opened from
the extension To VEST Main street
The had been aoms discussion ~
to whafher Mayor Walsh exceeded his
authority In setoInK the resolution.
hut IT. Guy " Steele. counsel. ad-
yised thai the Mayor had acted
within his righta. Tho resolution
wHH then. by unanimous vote. passed
over the veto.
Ipon motion q II Lewis K. Wood
ward I vas also unanimously re
solved 70 accept tha offer Of Mr How
ard :. koontE 70 I'll the Mayor and
Common Council af Westminster 50
much nf his land p may be required
for opening the cross street mention
ed n he petition of John Il Gun
ninEham and others. not 10 exceed
Is feeI front next u alley. for ths anm
" : zan. hs 20 reserve possession -
long - absolutely necessary foT the
providing Of another home. zhleh
time ahall not extend beyond 0eto-
Der !. 1913 Details Of payment and
formal contract u purchase 10 = en-
tered into when survey " made and
approved vendor r.#srYing all build
lnEa md imptufsmsnta thereon. aith
riKht n remove same while N poa-
session thereof
Tn sill be practically the only
expense for the land required n make
the proposed improvements. - The
owners of other property 90 Be- taken
vii 80 The right q sAy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-14
ADDITlOaAI.I0CALS.

MT Samuel Orem. 0f Baltimore. Naa
injured very badly last week HnIle
working on an elevator IIla rIEht
foot - caught and mashed 70 badly
thai i had % be amnutated Later Il
was found necessary to amputate The
limb Above the knee Mr. Orem Il
brother Of Mrs Samuel Drown. Of
this eIty. and father Of MIRA Charles
Price. near this eitY.
Iaat sunday # congregational
meeting IN Grace Lutheran Church.
the aufn OF t2tl. which was dus on
the neH boiler recently installed in
the church. wNs aahacribsd n thu
space d about i minutes Mr II
Theodore Yeiser presented the mat
ter. calling for subscriptions II be
paid within ten dAyH The cost o. he
hes boiler was between $3.50 and
t4to.
J y Tookard : son report tha fol
lowing aalea Of automobiles IN The
past ten daya: 7 y Nathcr : Sons.
Westminster. 1913 uuIek 30 II ?.
Mr.. :. .. Dodrer. county treasurer.
MaybHrrY. Buick -. Mr Charles
Myers. Mayberry Flanders -. Mr
John Dutrow, I.alateTs. Maxwell q
In Ses Windsor district. By y Z.
Boxer Senator Smith snadef. Iaf3
Buick =. Marker Frowufclter. 1913
buick :.
The committee af officers appoint
cd II select a alte far IN encamnment
Of The First Brigade. Maryland sa-
tionHi Guard, In IuIY. will Inspect
rffaa "a t.
crlek within the NJ few days. Cen
cral Naeklin and Brigade Commander
Gather Here In Cumberland the early
part 81 the week nd looked over
land suggested b. the citizens ef hat
place sho want III troops HsIaif.
Westminster and Frederick haYe Ind
the troops and are anxious 10 get
them haek.
4 petition was fled Tuesday Nth
the Public Service Commission by
the Western Maryland Railway COM
panY md the Western Maryland Ter
minaI Company asking permission for
the IaHua Of s700. .0u0 Of stock b the
terminal company md It's purchase
by the railway company The HIoek
ls To b Issued for the purchase of
the land recently secured h. the
Western Maryland for terminals at
Port coYlngton. The commission de-
cided 10 hold a hearing on March 26
for the investigation of the accidents
that have recently occurred on the
Western Maryland. 1 number of
them have been reported.
The opera house Il being ralded by
a thief or thieves Who are familiar
with the placer On Wednesday night.
Mr.. E T. Beach. the proprietor. Has
surprised on entering the booth
where his picture machine Is
installed TO find the lens. which costs
between sfb and 30. stolen from the
machine. This Is not all. The chew
ing gum slots are being robbed by
using : penny mashed out to the size
OF nickel. which will do the work
The machine has been robbed Of Its
money on one or more occasions.
Electric bulbs have been missing time
and again. Two trampa were recent
ly routed out after night b. Mr.
Beach. The place i evidently enter
ed By some person or persons Who
have made a skeleton key for the
lock. Tan IL be possible that We have
a set of people running at large in
this city who are doing this work. II
so, the sooner they are captured and
prosecuted the better. We feel sorry
that Mr. Beach. Who Is one Of our
leading boosters and 4 hustling young
man. must be disturbed by such row.
dies.
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EngIeman.

Mr. Josiah EnEIeman died Friday
night. March 7. n hla home n Union
Bridge. aged IS yeafa. 3 months and
IL daya About tso years ago h had
a stroke OF paralysis. and recently
suffered second stroke affecting his
throat and causing his death
Mr Engleman HaB born IN West
minister but had lived in Union bridge
for The past year. lie WAS a eafpen-
ter b trade He Is survived = his
widow and the following children.
hra Edgar seIby aud David Fingle-
nun. of Baltimore Mrs. Luther tier
nahIen and Samuel Engieman. Of
tRIon Bridge. Mrs Ephraim Myers,
of Union Mills Tie funeral services.
conducted by ReF Hastings. Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. we're
held Monday at his late residence in
Union Bridge. and the intermnnt waa
In The Westminster Cemetery The
pallbearers at Union Bridge sere
MesHfk Isaac Tozer Jesse CiHTY. Glib
son Smith, J. [. Baker. j. Smith and
Benz. Phillips. Utoae In this cts we're
Measra George !. Miller John J.
Reese Daniel seIpp. Joshua Smith.
L. L. Reayer and Emanuel shaeffer.
Harvey Bankard : Son. funeral direo-
tors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-14
ERPSONALS

Mrs Rebecca Brown. of Tanevtoun.
is Visiting relatives in Hanover. Pa.
Miss Anna McMurran, of Baltimore.
visited the Misses shriver, Green
street.
Mr. Josie A. Fossett, on Chadwick.
H., ls visiting relatives and friends
In Winfield.
Miss Esther Snyder, of Washington.
ID, G., Is visiting Miss Irma Shaw.
Park avenue.
Miss Margaret ]. Bennett. Bond
street, Is visiting Mrs. AIRY j. Lamme,
in New York.
Mr.. Joseph d. Brooks. Jr., of BaIti-
more. spent Sunday with his parents
at Main-Court Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford. Waaf
Main street. spent q few days In
Washington. ID. c.
Miss Grace Knapp, Green street.
entertained a number OF her friends
last Friday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts, Willis
street, spent several days this week
with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Mecusker and Miss Mary z.
White. of Arlington. spent Sunday
with Mise Mary A. Walsh.
Mr.. Daniel s. Roberts, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, spent the weeks end with
his brother -in-law. Mr. Charles L
Stewart. Green street
The Womans Club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Hugh l. Elderdice. College Hill.
Miss Caroline Billlngslea returned
home On Wednesday. after a visit OF
several months to relatives in
Chicago. III.
Invitations have been issued for N
Easter dance TO be given by the young
men Of Westminster In Firemen's
Hall on Monday night March q.
The wedding of Miss Elsie RemIey.
of Mt AIRY. and Mr. Herbert Flohr.
OF Farnhurst. Del. vas soIemnIzed
at the brides home on Wednesday.
Mira Edward V. Clark and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice. who had been on an
extended Visit to Mrs. Nelson Gilbert,
West Main street. have returned to
their home In jamestown. ~ Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooke Fink. Of
this eitY. left today for an extended
trip through the west. They expect
to spend 4 month In the Yakima Val
ley, Washington, where Mr. Fink and
his father have large orchard Inter-
ests
Mrs. Charles e. Herring. OF Camden.
N. J.. spent from Friday until Mon
day with Or. and Mrs. ]. w. Herring.
East Main street. and Is dividing the
week HIfh Mrs Z. Il. Allison. Mra.
Denton :. Gehr and other relatives
and friends In this city.
DR. aud Mrs. ]. y. Herring. East
Main street. celebrated the twenty
NTH anniversary Of their wedding
last Friday On Saturday DR.. Herring
celebrated his s0th birthday. His
daughter. Mrs. Frank Z. Miller. Willis
street gave family dinner In honor
of the event In the evening.
A family reunion vas held Sunday
at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Roberts. of Mount AIry. when the an
niyersafIes of three birthdays In their
family Nas celebrated. Last Saturday
was the birthday Of Mrs. p. ]. Low
man. n daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Roberts. and the birthday Of
their granddaughter. Miss Edith
Mercer. Of Baltimore city, and sun
day Va The birthday of their son,
Harry Roberts. OF sykesville. The
anniversaries were celebrated with an
oldtime family dinner.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

George Rheubottom 10 Fannie Will
Jams. conveys acre, for $500.
Samuel b. Norwood and wife to
John L. CLANCY and wife, convey 105
square perches. for $780,
Nellie NJ. Ogg and husband 10 Louisa
B. Mengef and husband, convey 20
acres. roods and 20 perehes. for
S2060.
Daisy C. Boring to Mary E. steager.
conveys 10 3-s acres. for s170.
Joseph L. Baust and wife to Nettie
NJ. Welk, convey 53 square perches.
for $1,000.
John H. Allgire and wife TO Thomas
w. Buchanan, convey acres and 2l
square perches. for s243.9s.
Maurice G. Green and wife to Harry
Bond. convey Sc square perehes. for
$500.
]. Henry Wink to Walter f. Martin
and wife, conveys I22 acres. / rood
and Il square perehes, for $500
David =. Panebaker ct al. to Henry
III. Mace. convey tract of land. for
500.
Solomon ID. Mehring and wife to
John L. Myers. convey acres and II
square perches. for 800.
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iIanIz.

Mrs. Eleanor Catherine Wantz,
widow Of Noah Wantz. OF Nj Pleas
ant. died on Thursday. March i. at
a N. at her home. aged u years. .
months and rs days. She was : mem
Der Of st Matthew's Lutheran church,
Pleasant Valley. where her funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at
3 o'clock. Rev. s. =. Hoover. Of Silver
Run. will have charge of the services.
She Is survived BY two grandehild-
ren. Ada and Irwin Wantz, of Pleas
ant Valley, and one sister, Mra. John
StreYlg. Pennsylvania avenue. this
city. Mrs. Wantz was twice married,
her first husband being Michael
Froek.
The pallbearers will be Horatio
Rhodes. Charles Froek, Irwin Ware
hime. George SNEAK. II. Willet. rob
ert Nantz, Joseph Yingling and chas
Hosfeld. James N. Stoner funeral
director.
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nnHnan.

Miss Elizabeth Bowman, widow of
the late G. w. Bowman, died ut her
home at LibertytoHn. Saturday morn
Ing at 1890 o'clock. aged so years.
She Is survived By two sisters. Miss
SaIlie Radcliff and Mrs. w. T. Grum,
both Of Libertytown.
Funeral took place Monday after
noon with services conducted BY her
pastor. Rev. ]. ". Paris and inter-
ment IN the cemetery at LiberIyIown.
The pallbearers we're: Messra Calvin
Metealfe, Harvey sparrow. Edgar
Hammond, Eugene Hammond, Z. L.
Smith and A. W. HIzler.
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MORGAN.

Mrs. Annie l. Morgan. wife Of Mr.
Herbert Morgan. Green street. died
Saturday March 5. at the Hospital
for Women OF Maryland. Baltimore
aged &c years. l month and ! dayH.
Besides her husband she Is survived
by her mother. Mrs. Katherine Carr,
and grandchildren. son and daughter
Of Mr.. Edward 0rendorff, all Of this
city. four brothers. Samuel shewy,
OF this city; James and John shewy.
OF Iowa. and Thomas Shewy Of North
Dakota. Mrs. Morgan was = charter
member OF Camp No. 25 =. Q. Of A..
Westminster She had served three
terms rs president. and at the time
of her death was fllling the paHI Pres
ident.H chair.
The funeral services were conduct
I'D b Rev John Il. Gonso. assisted
by Rev. v K nettg. and we're held
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Church OF God. WarfleIdaburg,
and Interment saa made in lie ad-
Joining cemetery The r. o. # A.
Lodge of which he deceased Has a
member had charge of the services at
the grave. Tie pallbearerH we're
Mesarg G Gloyd lynch. John Stem.
Adam Martin. Joshua = Hofbln.
George A. Miller md Herman Dinat.
F. I. sharrer, funeral director.
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EIlauRh.

Mrs Maria Ebaugh. widow Of the
late Amos Ebaugh. of Mt. Pleasant,
died Monday night At IL o'clock, aged
about 81 years.
Mrs Ebaugh had taught IN tho
public schools Of this county for a
number OF years. aud she was 4 mem
Der Of the choir Of st Paul's Reform
ed Church for 20 years. Before her
marriage she was Miss MikeseIl.
Surviving her are eight Bten-child-
rem: Mrs. Wesley Geiman, Mrs. Lillle
Hull. Mrs. Emma Snyder, Miss nmma
Dondelger, Wilbert. Alonzo, Harry and
William Ebaugh. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev z. 8.
slagle. assisted b. Rev. J. ". Rein
eeke, and were held Thursday after
noon at St Benjamin's Reformed
church at Kriders. IntermenI was
made In the adjoining cemetery.
James NJ. Stoner. funeral director.
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4GOrdOnlOIlln5On.

Walter Gordon. farmer, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield s. Gordon. and
Miss Annie Robinson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, of Della,
of St paul's Catholic Church by Rev.
Father keenan,. Miss Sadie Robin
son, sister of the bride. was maid of
honor. and William Robinson, broth
er of the bride, best man. The couple
left for tour South and upon their
return will reside At the home Of the
groom.
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MInHmIlleT.

Hr : " Winemiiler. con q the
late John wluemIIier. died anddenly
about ! O'Clock Thursday evening.
March s. at bis home on the Taney-
iosn md BrueeFIIIe road II ago
Wa = years IT wInamilleT Kaa
born II NlddleburE. but had resided
At hIa iata home or 20 years lie
was possessed Of considerable means
Funeral services Herc held II the
house Sunday morning at O'Clock
and Intsrment - made In Middle.
burg. Two children. George and
MiaH Mollle Winsmiiier. survive.
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fIliE.

Cornelius Cook. : retired carpenter
of HeIsterstown. id SUNDAY. follow
ing : stroke of apopleNy Saturday
morning He va born near Rals-
terstoRn and waa i years old
lie Wa a member OF the Odd Eel
lows and had been ; member of the
yestrY Of All Saints Protestant EpIs-
copal Church at Hsiaterstown Tor 40
years. He leaves widow. Mr.. An
ME /. Cook, and = brother. Hazel
Cook, of Baltimore
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COURT HOUSE news.
REGULAR MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD
LAST FRIDAY.
County Commissioners.

On Monday the board granted a
special pension Of So to Philip Gosnell.
of Freedom district.
Joseph Dixon, of Woclery's district,
was appointed constable for a term
of two years.
4 delegation from Union Bridge
appeared before the board to ask for
a mile of state road from Union
Bridge to MuttonLown.
A number of bills we're paid.
The board was In session on Tues
day and transacted its regular rou-
tine Of work.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Confirmation 1910 a. m. Message
to the class, Spreading Garments in
the Way" Last sermon on the
Lords Prayer, 7.30 p. m. Services ev-
cry night except Saturday during Holy
Week. Communion Holy Thursday
and Easter morning. Sunday school
exercises Easter evening.
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HnxIan.

Ara Emily ]. buxton. widos # the
late Brooke HuxfnH. Of Mt Ar. died
on February 3. after a lingering III
band died almost 80 years 40 She
waa member Of he Methodist Epla-
copaI church. Size II survived y n
son and daughter. aud one sister Tho
funeral saB held n Prospect aelho-
dist Episcopal church. conducted by
her pastor, Rev = d King. nd IN
termsnI was made In the adjoining
cemetery.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 9.f5 a. m. Divine
worship 1890 a. m. and 7.30 .. m.
Morning theme: The Triumphant En-
try. Evening theme: The KIngly
Christ. Special music. Young peo-
pies meeting 6.4b o'clock. The ser
vice vii be conducted by seminary
students. Prayer meeting. Wednes-
day 30 D. m.
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Marriage Licenses.

Norris n. Taylor. Carroll county.
and Alice A Whitmore, Baltimore
county.
Herbert f. Flohr. Farnhurat. Del,
and Elsie J. Rimbey. Mt Airy. Nd.
Francis J. Boyian and Josephine
Baust, both of Westminster
Charles Gilleapia. Allentown. Pa.
and 0lene Perry. Union Bridge. Md
DaYd Kline, Adams county. pa-. and
Minnie l.. Berngen, Manchester.
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Mason.

Lloyd Lester Mason. son of I. Err
nest and s. Emma Mason. died on
March 3. at the Maryland General
Hospital. Baltimore. Funeral took
place On Monday from the home of
his grandparents. Baltimore. The
body was brought 10 Patapaeo where
intermenL was made.
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Vial

Mra Mary {. Val. widow Of John
Vial. died at Louisville, on Tuesday.
March Il. aged 81 years, 10 months
and y days. She L survived b. three
daughters: MrH. John BraunIng. Mrs.
William Miller and Miss Mary 7. Vial,
all Of Carroll county Funeral SER
vices we're held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock In Providence Methodist
Protestant church. Rev Carroll Mad
dox officiating. and interment vas
made IN the adjoining cemetery. The
pallbearera were. IHhez Barnes. Jesse
Patterson. Lewis DTauninE. Lester
Patterson. Calvin Jordan and Clinton
shlpley. +. c. sharfer funeral dlreo-
tor
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Baker,.

Mrs Mary Z. ! Baker. widow of
the late Richard ]. baker, died 1T her
home. near Freedom. on March 10,
aged . years.
Funeral took place at Freedom
Methodist Episcopal Church on We'd
nesday morning At Il o'clock.
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Singer

MrH. eassiah Singer. wife Of the
late William Singer. died on March
II. at her home IN Baltimore. aged
72 years. The funeral took place
from her late residence. 1919 Friends
bury. Baltimore. yesterday. Inter
ment was made IN Ioudon Park
Cemetery.