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Large Donation Party 10 lev. ]. II.
ganzo auI Family.

On The 18th Of December. 1912 tie
members aHd friends Of tn Church Of
God Il WafIsldsburE. gathered ut ne
home Of tha pastor. ReT. John II Con
so. and each one brought something
for the pastor. hia RIfe, h daughter
aud sFen bIa trustY driving mare AS
not forgotten Thex did uai forget
10 bring some good things Tor them
selves To oaI - the dinner table PRIV
ed Hhsn The call VI made or dinner.
for i fairIx groaneI under the good
things II 80 laden with chicken.
ham. sweet natatoea. mashed potatoes.
corn. lima beans. cnld aiaR. celery.
preserves, IeIIiea. butter. bread. rolls
aud he finest rich chicken gravy.
coffee. cakes galore. besides many
other appetIzlng good things thai he
good housewives uf the vicinity Of
NaTfieldsbufg knos how - prepare
TO tempt tie appetite
Tie pastor had already been pre-
acntad with very fIne and costly Iur
lap nahe b. some one tof thrce1 of
his friends II the church On Sunday
night. December 18th Among lie
presents were a fIne carving st.
table cloths. linen. glassware. canned
fruits. chickens, preserves. bread.
rolls. cakes. lellles and after dinner
when Ne sere thinking nf starting
home i large sled drawn b. Ino large
mules drove up 1IIed with. all that
could BE- piled on If corn. potatoes
and other farm and garden products.
When se commented On the amount Of
produce thai The sled held. he driver
said Why there i another load
back there Ihat ! could not Eet on. .
Among those present were Meaara
and Aeadamea- David Rannonll. and
daughter, John Myers and daughter.
Clifton Cook. Thomas Cushing and
daughter. John Lowell and son. Claude
AyefIy Emma and Jesse
Gushing, OF Warleldabnrg. and Jaeah
Holmes. Mis- Mabel Albert and IT.
James L. Smith. OF Westminster: Mr.
and Mrs. K Il. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Arbaugh and daughters, Mr.
John Ihler Mrs. Emma Green. Mr. and
Mrs. David Green and son aud daugh-
ter. Mf and Mrs. Oscar Taylor aud
TWO daughters. Mrs William |. AlgIre.
Mrs. Almlfa LockaHd. MIR. and MTa
Emory G Ebaugh and daughter, Mr..
Jesse Taylor. Other neighbors and
friends of the pastor and his family
called IN during the day 10 erect and
welcome those coming from War-
fleldaburg and Westminster and make
their visit Il pleasant one. and to SAY
that they succeeded puts It mildly.
After spending a moro than pleas
ant day We al LET for our homes
highly gratiiled at or reception and
the pleasant time hid with our host
and hla wife. May We all I've to re-
peat this gathering together of orr
friends another twelve months from
nov. One who vas there
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How They ND IL.
Especial CorruIIondenD

#8HHtAHHH ANIEH@I0hHHAZl
The employees OF lie W 4 Il pa
zenEer and freight stations this cit.
presented the agent. II d Fowhla.
slth = Morris chair. nd he n return.
- usual. invited tho tough HIdera u
deIIeIsaR supper = hia residence.
Reat lain street. IN Wednesday
night
Those present vefa -. H. =.
fowhIs. slfs md family. IT. c. :.
HilmY@T. sIIa aud H0n. - Union
bridge Hr aud Mra George L BabY-
Ian. william Helm. William SuIII=
an. Irving Little. !. Sheets. {. /
EYethaHI. = 7. butler. J. i Rylaud
and : YeakIs After the supper.
shich consisted Of ~ the dslicacIzH
4 the z=aa0u he crowd moved TO iHa
naTluf shrre he following entertain
ment IHok pIHse Much 10 Tho d.
gust o. he uelFhborH I'm IIeIm san
= Christmas Garol. entitled Where
Il Carroll alHa gave them zome nna
HalUH un his 1utc. accompanied =
Musical Director SheaIH - r =
Hutlsr Heeited IioW h came 70 be =
benedict Then the carpet ~ taken
~ and he danced he honeymoon
auAdfIIIs With Irving Little I Little
zang sentimental aong entitled I've
Eot a .lfey Hus " Oflcef Charles
EserhaTI reeiIed I've cot the hoboez
an tha I'm except Sim. Prof Sheets
II the piano rendered some fne Sc
leetionH from Chopin feed Brother
William Sullivan. after much paraua=
ION. aaId he lad learned 10 neH
songs this Ysar. bit II The crowd
would stand i would sing the old
anea II agreed TO that 50 h sang
You'll Est II EaYa when the .eather.z
warm II YaHale, auF neR recruit.
after much eoaxing Teelted ! will l.
married soon. because have tt
faYer. no" ]. II HYIand. tn leader
IF thaf celebrated band. could noI
aIng o. account OF 4 heavy cold, but
reeited NO touching poems entitled
Oh yan beautiful SNOWFALL hoH
came - thsrs7' and Il know II
catch i now On closing the enter
talnmenf the whole crowd Joined n
singing sAuld Lang sfne." hoping for
all To meet aEain In I1l4.
Mr. / d. Fosble reeited = poem IN
he beginning which made everyone
grin, Help yourselves boys Is there
Tor you to eat Did they eat2 OF
ny. yol bot :"
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FIGHT ON FOR LINCOLN uIGHWA,
First Clash In The House.

Representatives Linthieum and Tai
bott, OF Maryland, lead a fight in the
House Of Representative against the
reference OF the Senate resolution on
the Lincoln Memorial proposition from
the House Committee on Appropria-
tionE to the House Committee on Ii
brary The Senate resolution endorses
the project approved by President Taft
on recommendation OF the Lincoln
Memorial Commission for the erection
OF Greek temple IN Potomac Park,
west Of the Washington monument, as
a memorial 10 Lincoln.
The friends OF the proposition to
construct a magnificent highway from
Washington TO Gettysburg as a Lin
coin memorial are determined to per-
sist In their opposition against the er-
ecton OF a dreek temple IN Potomac
Park. insisting thai such a memorial
is IN no wise suggestive OF the great
work of Abraham Lincoln IN maintain
Ing the Union, york that is inf
nitely better symbollzed By the con-
strnetion OF highway from Wash
ington to Gettysburg. Friday they
frankly expressed their indignation
at the high-handed proceedings OF
members Of the library committee in
securing the reference OF tie bill.
Inst Friday when Mr. norland, Of
Missouri, Who has introduced the bill
authorizing The Lincoln memorial CON-
mission to consider the nropriety of
the Gettysburg highway. asked per
mission To address the House. the
members Of the Library Committee
succeeded IN cutting him on L Is
stated that Speaker clark. before the
Baltimore convention, declared HIM
self n favor OF the Gettysburg high
va. and On the strength Of this dee
laraIIon secured the Western Mary
land members OF the Maryland dele
cation Since the convention Mr.
Clarka interest IN the Gettysburg
highway is Hald to have waued and ne
signed the report Of the Lincoln Mem
oriaI Commission. 81 which he Wa a
member
FrIendg of the Gettysburg highway
are determined to prevent tha passage
OF lie sonata bill n this session They
have conferred with the Maryland
members Of the House. nj Of whom.
With The exception of Mr. EoyInElon.
have declared themselves u favor Of
the Gettysburg highway and opposed
to tie commissions plan far a Creek
temple With the exception OF Hr
Dalzsll all tn Pennsylvania members
favor the Gettysburg highway.
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Farmers institutes in Carroll County
NexI neek.

Farmers Institutes Will be held In
Carroll county at the following places
at the dates mentioned: SykeaFIIle,
Tuesday. January IA, Middlehurg,
Wednesday. January To- Westminster,
Friday aud Saturday. January 16 and
II.
Sessions Hill be held NJ 10 Il. m.,
and 80 p. m, at the Court House,
aud there Hill be illustrated lectures
at 10 p. N. Wednesday and Friday
nights
Tie program will be as follows. w.
Oscar Collier. The Corn Crop. Lime
in Agriculture: c. l. Oppefman, Poul-
try Husbandry. Marketing. Wilbert
Dorsey The Dairy Herd. Butter
Making on the Farm; {. H. ReIter,
Use Of Cement on the Farm; The
Director, Hay and Grass Crops. Al
falfa. Everybody Il invited to attend
and help make the meetings lnstruc-
tive and interesting.
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Trinity Lutheran Aid soeIel,.

The Ladies' AID Society Of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Deer Park, nj az
the home Of Mrs Harry frick. Jan
uary :. Tie weather being fine. quito
a number gathered. The meeting vas
quite interesting and VIZ opened by
singing Rock OF Ages, scripture read
Ing and prayer. followed BY duet.
Beautiful star" b Jessie and FIrgle
Sehaefter. Miss Viola frick. then
read True Worth. singing. BleaI be
the Tie That Binds Afg. IIzzie
Black. then read The Midnight Of the
Year" After all business Of the past
year was transacted the meeting clos
ed With singing, What Friend Ne
Have In Ieaus." The mkt meeting
Will be held NJ Mra. Charles FoWIar'g.
Wednesday. January -. and II the
weather l. nnfavarable VII be held
on Thursday, 91Ih. Refreshments
were served In abundance. when all
departed fof their homes. hoping the
next meeting Will be as interesting.
Those present we're. Messrs. and
Mesdames-H. Wolf. II. FrIek, G. Hoff-
man. Meadamea Louise Mengel.
Louise Baker. Lille BItzol, Emma
Schaeffer, Julia Reese Kate Frick,
hmmle Mengel, Philippine RoHen-
berger, Florence Owens. Lizzie HIIzel,
Rebeeea Friek, Lizzie Black, Nary
Beard, Jane Klohr. Z. Freyman. Caro-
line Routzahn; Mlsses-Eouise VII
liams, Virgie Shaeffer, Viola FrIek,
Jessie Sehaeffer, Ethel HItzel, ruth
OWIngs, Lillian and Christa Wolf,
Anna Mary Harris. HIlda Mengel,
Evelyn Bitzei. Louise owlngs: Measrs.
Elmer Schaeffer and Granville Reese.
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ionng Girls Meet Mt Mss Elizabeth
Mlllsgslea's TO Study Missionary
Work.

Al unusual meeting Of the Senior
Sunshine Circle took place on Friday
evening, January }. at the home OF
the president. Miss Elizabeth Billings
lea. Having completed the study of
DF. Headland's book, Young China
Hunters this closing session was
held. TO which the mothers of the girls
we're invited and 4 number of pros
peetlFe members.
Df. Fred {. Klein. secretary OF the
beard OF Foreign Missions Of the
Methodist Protestant Church. was
present a tho speaker Of the even
ing and delightfully."- entertained the
circle by displaying and explaining
tn use Of his large collection OF
African and Japanese eurIos.
Tho President. Elizabeth Billings
len. presided happily and the follow
InE program was rendered. Singing,
Prom Gfeanland'H Icy Mountains"
BY Senior Sunshine Circle. Prayer
Wa offered by Dr. Charles Billings
lea. after which The Gospel Is WIN
ing Its Way. Wa very lmpressIyeIy
sung by Miss nettie Knapn. DT.
Feeman then introduced DR.. Klein,
wha gave ~ instructive and interest
III 1Aih III jAhaH HHu HET 1uhIuInB.
eake and lee cream were served by
Misz Sue BIlliugsIea and thus closed
a most delightful evening for every
one present
Nearly ten dollars has been given
b. he circle since It's organization
laat November to be used in Kinder
gaften work In japan.
The following with Mrs. II. l.. Fee
man as leader. are the officers and
members 81 the Sunshine Circle:
Elizabeth Blllingalea. president: Dor
othY Mcdaniel, YIee-presIdent: Yir-
ginIa Armaeost, secretary. Margaret
Gehr, assistant secretary. Emily Iepp,
treasurer. Mary Snader. pianist;
Anna Shaeffer. Reba Erb. Elizabeth
Lewis. Gertrude Gehr, Anna Derr,
Hazel Baldwin. Clara Tiffany, Ora
Turtle. Martha Gernand, Helen Fow-
BILE
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Interments IN Pipe Greek Cemetery
LAST lear,

List of intermenta at Pipe Creek
cemetery during the year Of 1872.
Perhaps these notes will be of some
interest to persons living 1T a dis
Ianog:
January Mrs. Ellen Cover, Of
Frizellburg: January 2l-Mr Daniel
Diehl. Of unIontown. January "a
Miss Mary Ecker, of uniontoWn; Feb
ruary Mrs. Lizzie Englar. of York.
Pa; February 1--Mr. Henry Dlaxsten,
near Llnwood February 24-Mr.
Jacob stoner. of Union Bridge March
f-Delmas ZiIe. OF unlontown. March
6-Mra. Elizabeth Englar. Medford /:
July Miss Alice Ecker. Of Union
town August 29--Mrs. Caroline En-
lar, Of Linwood; September 3-Mr
Samuel Epnley, of Union Bridge;
September 25--InfanI child of Sam
uel Hoff, of New Windsor: November
27-Mr. L. p. slingluff. OF New Wind
sor; December Mrs. Annie Smith,
of New Windsor
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0mhans'- -Innri.

Monday, January g.--Ira Z. Grouse
and Carrie s Grouse. administrators
of Benjamin T. Grouse deceased, r.
ported sale OF personal property, and
settled their second account.
John Roger. administrator Of Eliza
beth Roger, deceased. returned inyen-
tory of current money and received
order 10 sell stocks.
Samuel A. Harnish, executor Of
Mary Harntsh. reported sale of per
sonal property.
John H. Smith, administrator of
Charles W Smith, deceased. received
order 10 sell personal property.
Tuesday. January Wilbur Z.
Eoyer. administrator of William Il.
Roger. deceased. received order 10
sell personal property.
Joseph b. Boyle. executor of Am
Elizabeth Adams. deceased, settled his
first and final account.
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School Commissioners

A regular meeting of the board Of
School Commissioners for Carroll
county was held in their Office On
Monday. January 6. 1913, all the mem
bers being present.
The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approved,
The Board authorized Commission
or Theodore T. Englar To have a
metal roof put on the school house At
Spring Mills.
Miss Orpah {. Aahby, of Garrett
county was appointed TO a scholar
ship in the Frostburg Normal School
An order was passed requiring al
school supplies to be ordered through
the School Commissioners office
After sundry bills we're passed and
ordered paid the Board adjourned.
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Whltnlore.

Benjamin ]. Whltmore aged 65 years,
employed In the shipping department
OF the lands Machine Company.
Waynesboro. Pa, was taken suddenly
III while at work. and died in a cab
on the way to his home yesterday.
Mr.. Whitmofe was born near Grace
ham. Nd, and was son Of jeremiah
and Hannah Nhitmore He went to
Waynesboro from Westminster. IL
years ago. He Is survived by his
widow and three children. Mrs Charles
~ Gordon. Naynesboro; Mrs. Clarence
Wianer, Baltimore. y. +. Whitmnre,
HagarEtown. n brother. JuBtua 4.
WhiImore. Naynegboro. and three SIS
ters. Mrs, John Eylef. Frederick. ID
Mre. John Smith. Isegore. Nd IfB
Jeremiah shockney. RouaerHlle. -.
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COURT HOUSE news.
MEETING 0F THE SCHOOL Con-
HlSSIONERS.
Transfers OF Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers of Real Estate.

VIM. N. Yingling. trustee. to Annie
d. Yingling, conveys several parcels
of land, for S2500.
Henrietta NJ. Miller to William Il.
Hahn, conveys parcels of land, fnr
s425.
Ross R. Wilhide and wife to Harry
s. Green, convey l acre and Ia
square roods. for $40.
]. Oliver Buckingham to Charles y.
Barnes, conveys / acre and l square
perch, for SPOOL.
John Roger to Charles Z. Trump
and wife, conveys &c acres. for $685.
Charles f. Trump and wife To
Nathan II. Diehl and wife, convey 129
acres. roods and 20 square perches
for Se3s4.
John B. Runkles to George v
Runkles ct al, conveys 65 50-100
square perches, for 5000.
Hettie A. T. Buckingham and hus-
band to Willie L. Faryer and wife
convey so square perehes, for $1,000
Alexander Pearre to Thomas L
Watkins, conveys several lots in MI
Airy. for $1,000.
Leonard c. Lowman and wife Io
Charles Il. Roberts and wife, convey
$500 square feet, for $1,000.
Rosa l.. Gies. ct al. administrators
10 Jas. Thos. Conway and wife, con
yey 4 acres and 10 square perches, for
slS5.
Union Bridge Banking Il Trust Co
to Edward L. Crawford, convey 6
acres and 1Gh square perehes, for
$4,000.
George +. HildebrIdle et al. te
Sarah L. Hi1debridle ct al, conye,
701a acres, for S49l137.
The George W Albaugh Real Estate
& Brokerage Co, to Allen 7. Collins
conveys 20 acres, for $4,000.
John A. Englar and wife 10 Joseph
Englar. convey lots of land for =
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MeIzel.

Mrs MARY Ann Netzel. wife OF Mr
Washington Netzel. died n the homo
of her son. John Netzel. near Kew
Windsor Monday morning. January 6.
in the Goth year Of her aEn Besides
her husband ghc Is survived by three
sons and four daughters Funeral
services were held on Wednesday
morning at O'Clock at Bethel Church
Of God. near Beaver Dam. ReY George
r. Nichols officiating. The pallbsar-
crs Kerc. Edward Carlisle. Daniel
Englar. Howard DeyllhIsa. Lewis
Green. Herbert Ecker aud Howard
Koontz Harvey Dunkard : Son N
derIHkerE.
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Funeral of Prof. !. Il. nnell.

The remains of Pfof. FaYette L.
nnell. formerly and for many years 3
resident of tHIz citY. were brought
here from WIltIamHtaRn. y J.. laHI
Friday afternoon aud inferred IN
Westminster Cemetery after funeral
services conducted b. Rey. l. Emory
Bennett. pastor Of Centenary Netho=
dist Episcopal Church. He died n
he age af nearly so years at tie home
Of his zan-in-IaH. Frank Potter Falla.
IN WIIIIamstoXn. late Wednesday
night, January l. Professor Buell.
came 10 this county from Utica. n. Y.
when h was quito a young man, and
engaged IN school teaching. lie was
really ne founder of Western Mary
land College. having purchased the
present college building. In which he
conducted a school, With the late Rev.
Or. j. Thomas Ward n his assistant.
4 few years later Prof Buell. retired
and the school became the Western
Marland College. with Dr. Ward as it
president.
He had son and several daughters
Who were gifted as Yoealista. and he
organized the Buell. Concert Family.
which gave concerts n many of the
leading cities Of the country About
30 years ago he removed TO Philadel=
nhla, where he resided until recently.
lie is survived by his widow. who l.
4 daughter of The late Abner Bale, Of
New Windsor district. His surviving
children are Rev. Henry A. Buell., :
Baptist minister. Miss Gertrude A.
BUELL., Of WilIIamstoWn, N. J.. Mrs.
George Miller. Of Philadelphia: Frank
.. Buell.. Mra Wilbur Rawlings OF
Now York city. and Mrs. Frank Potter
Falls, Of WillIamstown. n. j. lie also
leaves enc brother. Warren Buell.. Of
New York.
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Hughes.

MIas Ella f, Hughes died Thurs
day. January 1913 at The residence
OF her sister. Mrs. Annie J. Pollock.
Fremont. = aged II years. Nina
Hughes was related 10 Mra Frank
Eckenrode. Of Reese. this county. and
Mrs John i Mitten. of tn city The
funeral services we're held Monday,
January 9Th. from the above residence.
meeting at he house at II Il IN. and
the services were continued at Not-
tingham Presbyterian Church nj II
"A. III. The Inierment vas n Noting
ham Cemetery.
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FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY.

Company is Composed of Farmers
Of this cOunty-The Line of Busi
ness will be Farm Implements,
Fertilizers, &c.
new company was formed in West
minister this week for the purpose of
aeailng IN machinery, fertilizers. feed,
seeas, vehicles, etc, for general farm
needs. The ineorDorators are ]. Cor
heilus Hull. j. Wesley Biggs, William
II. fingling, Columbus A. Shipley and
deorge A. shlpley. who are also named
as tho board OF Directors for the first
year. The capital stock Of the new
company Is $4,000 divided into 400
shafes OF the par value OF s25. 90 each.
Among the stockholders are the fol-
lowing Carroll county farmers. A.
Z. BELL, c. Walter Fritz, Upton II.
Myers, Levi Barnes Harry Close. John
M. Hook, J. Edward Murray, Frank A.
Garner, Sterling Myerly, Wm. II. Ying-
ling. James w. Hook, Elias @. ShnIey,
Lloyd b. shipley. John J. Garner,
Milton A. Yingling. Howard A. BIxler,
Robert L Nelson, Robert W. Hunter,
John r Nelson, Vim. T. KINNEY and
others.
The principal Office of the company
VII be In Westminster and operations
VIII be begun within few days. The
manager Of the company will be Will
liam t. KINNEY. who has long been
engaged IN the machinery business,
having been with the Wilson Buggy
and Machine Co. for three years, with
Doyle & Haines for two years and
with Doyle q Magee for seven years,
from which latter firm he has recent
y reglgned to take the management
OF The nes concern. Charles 0. Glenn
son Is the attorney for the company.
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Lewis.

William L. Lewis. (colorsd) died
Saturday morning, January I, at his
home In Mt Olive. aged 76 years md
4 DAYS. lie vas d grand army yeter-
an. Funeral services were held on
Tuesday morning af 10 O'Clock at nj
Olive Methodist Episcopal Church aud
interment wag made In the adjoining
cemetery. ! widow and 81 children
survive him Harvey BanKard 4 son
undertakerE
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BruehI.

George Bruehl, - years old re.
tired farmer of Butler. died on sun.
day after lingering illness Of hear
trouble A widow and four sons
Postmaster Gus Brnehl, Of Butler;
John Bruehl. principal of the public
school at GenterYille. Md. George
and Benjamin Bruehl, survive him
There are several grandchildren.
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Evans,

Archibald Nelson Evans. son of he
late Robert Evans. died NJ his home.
1902 West Baltimore atreet. Baltimore.
Md, on Monday January gth. at 2 p.
IN, Funeral services were held at
Morgan Chapel Thursday II 10 a. III.
Rev. 7. NJ. Dickey had charge of the
services. ]. II Pickett, funeral dlree-
tor
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Marriage licenses

Raymond 4. Parrish and Mary L.
Repp. both Of Union Bridge. Md.
George Gregore and Bernice Show
alter. beth of Hanover. Pa.
John W. Reese, Westminster, and
Lottie N. Zepp. OF Hanover. Pa.
Alfred +. Linton. Jr., sykesyille,
and Elizabeth Walther, Reiaterstown.
Jesse w shipley and Henrietta
Linton. both of SykesYille.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 9.15 a. m. Divine
worship 1890 a. m. and 30 p. NJ.
Young Peoples meeting G.45 D. m.
Eyangellstic services each evening
during the week. except Saturday, at
7.30 O'Clock. Monday evening: Sermon
BY Rev. ]. M. II. Gray; Tuesday, Rev.
&. l.. White; Wednesday, Rev. F. G.
Watson: Thursday, Rev. H. .. Mitch
ell, ID. D.; Friday. Rev. r. c. Zeigler.
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baldwin.

Or Thomas G. Baldwin. aged Il
years. died Friday evening at White
Hall. Md, of Bright'a disease After
his graduation he located 1t Stewards
town. Pa. where he built up large
practice Later h moved to White
Hall and served several years ~
health officer Of the Seventh district.
The funeral was held Monday morn
ing n $50 O'Clock. Services we're held
in Centre Presbyterian Church and
burial was = the church cemetery.
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Parker.

Mr.. Columbus Parker died Friday
January 3, at his home IN Oakland
this county. aged II years Funeral
services were held Sunday NJ Old Oak.
land Church At 2 p. n, and lntermeni
was made in the adjoining cemetery
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Dir. Frederick D. Miller and young
est daughter, Miss Louise Fulton Mill
or, Centre street, are being entertained
today at a birthday dinner given by
Mrs. William c. Neldig, at her home
In Frederick this bIeng the birthday
anniversary of Mr.. Miller. his dangh-
ter and Mrs. Neidlg.
The Woman's Club met On Tuesday
afternoon 1t the residence Of Mrs. s.
Simpson. Willis street. The club vas
addressed By Mrs. r. T. Foster. of
Baltimore.
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MnIIIler.

The funeral OF Mrs Annie SeYilla
Walther tnee Wagner who died near
FREEDOM, this county last week vas
held on Saturday, January /. at p.
m. from the residence OF her son.
Frederick ). Walther, 1s19 Light
street. Baltimore, She was aged IS
years.
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HaInnE

Mrs. Emeline HaYner died at the
home of her son-in-laW, Josiah Bank
ard, Pennsylvania avenue. On Thurs
day. She Was SO years old Mrs
Bankard is her only child. Her re-
mains were taken to Taneytown for
interment.