The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-20
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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P. B. Englar and wife of fancy
town, Md, are spending two weeks at
Mountain Lake Park Mr.. Englar is
editor of the Carroll Record.
On the evening of the 18th inst. the
friends of Miss Mary Roberts gather
ed at Allenhurst to celebrate another
anniversary of her birthday. About
quarter of a hundred of jolly, good
natured folks congratulated Miss Mary
on this happy event and most delight
full evening was spent. Ice cream and
cake was served. 1t was late when
the company separated. Before leav-
ing all wished Miss Mary many more
happy birthdays and a life of much
happiness.
The friends of Mr.. Carl Richardson
were surprised to hear of his marriage
They knew it was to be, but not so
sudden. They have the best wishes of
many friends.
The Bible Conference closed Sab
bath night. 1t was success so far as
the platform was concerned, but the
attendance failed to come up to the ex-
pectatious.
The Ladies Civic Club of the Park
will hold Basket and Fancy article
sale Friday and Saturday next, at the
bowling alley. A splendid line of fancy
baskets will be on sale. The public
are invited.
The Chautauqua is in progress, hav-
ing opened yesterday. 1t will close
next Tuesday.
By enforcement of the laws of the
State the Treasury of Garrett county
was enriched $4,000 the past week by
Park citizens and visitors.
The Park authorities are collecting
the license fees very closely, by law,
if necessary and they are doing right
Talking with gentleman, summer
ing here, from Montgomery county, we
learned these facts: On their farm
they have 80 fine milk cows, and $500
chickens, gathering 5000 eggs daily.
They furnish milk and eggs for several
Washington city hotels. through an egg
and milk store which they conduct in
that city.
A. W. Miller, of this place, will con-
duct lunch stand at the fair this fall.
DR.. Samuel Lee and wife, of Geor-
gia, are spending their vacation here,
with the Doctors mother and sisters
Mr.. r. A. Smith and wife, of Blaine,
w. Va, spent the week end at the
Bible Conference at the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Deveny returned
to the Park Saturday, after a months
visit to Mount Clements, Mich. They
motored here, yiaCanada, Niagara Falls,
New York, Philadelphia, being little
oyer five days on the way. They took
in the sights of the country passed
through and had delightful time. The
trip covered 1000 miles.
( Miss Susan Pollock well known all
over Garrett county, former summer
visitor at the Park, is in Germany.
The entertainment given by the Civic
Club Tuesday night, like everything
else the club has hand in, was strictly
first class and attracted a crowd of
delighted people.
! We learn that band is to be one of
the attractions of the Chautauqua and
that real excursion is to be pulled off.
/ The boarding houses are squirming
over cents pound sugar
VIM. Malett is talking of moving his
swings to the fair grounds at the close
of the season. He may also run
lunch stand
Some additional cottages have been
opened, rented for a month.
The Russellites will not be at the
Park this season. Many persons re-
greet this decision.
Everybody should hear DR.. Conwell.
He is immense, and his Acres of
Diamonds is a masterpiece. Hear
him, if you miss everything else.
Prof. Peck was week end visitor at
Washington.
A number of people from here will go
to Hoyes Saturday.