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A Pleasant Surprise.

"A very pleasant surprise party was
given at Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. McKim-
mey's in their hospitable home, near
Westminster, Nd, on the evening Of
December 18th. This party proved
to be quite a success by the hustling
young man who arranged for the sur
prise. Thirty-five invited guests
present, all of whom we're ready and
willing to help make the evening one
of pleasure and enjoyment.
Parlor games were indulged In until
a late hour when all were invited to the
dining room where refreshments we're
served consisting Of cakes, candy,
peanuts, lemonade, etc. At late
hour the happy guests took their de-
parture, feeling that both host and
hostess had enjoyed the surprise very
much
Those present We're: Mr.. r. @. Nc
Kinney, father of Mr. A. B. Mckinney; /;
Mr.. and Mrs. David Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Stephan, Mrs. Ed Wittie, Mrs.
Marion Abbott, Mrs. Albert Stephen,
Misses Gl ace Martin, Lottie Leister,
Mary, Emma and Bessie Wittie, Mary
McCaffrey, Lottie Neudecker, Grace
Barnes, Margaret Brothers, Messrs.
John, Ed and George Martin, James
Brothers, Arthur Stephen, Arthur
Leister. Sterling and George Brown,
Roy Barnes, Robert Baumgardner,
Ben Croft, Norman Warehime, Edgar
Stephen, John Shaffer, Walter Steph-
en-, Harry Hosfelt, Guy Neudecker,
Mrs. 5. H. Wright ard little daughter,
Mary Magdalena, Of Bridgewater, Va.
Mrs. Wright is sister OF Mr.. "A. B.
Mckinney
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
nINrY COMMISSIONERS WILL KEEP
Pike IN REPAIRS If STATE BUYS 1T.
Tausfsrs Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers of Real Estate.

coo Vim. Dell and wife to Walter
rSTin Martin, convey 2 acres, 2
mare mare perches, for $500.
frank d. Smith and wife to John III.
lister, convey % acres, 2 roods and
n smare perchesr for $1,000.
samuel A. Arnold and wife to David
. Arnold. convey Ill acres, for 50.
Nm, B. Thomas ct al. to Ivan L.
uoH convey 1925 square feet, for
william B. Thomas and wife to
Tan [. Hoff, convey 1868 square feet,
for 5000.
Henry NJ. Fitzhugh and wife to
George E. Matthews, convey A acres
srd a square perches, for $40.
Caorge f. Matthews and wife to
francis Yelnick and wife, convey 3
acres. for $1450.
Robert H. Koontz' trustee, to Sam
uel J. Messenger, conveys II acres and
w square perches, for $3.50.
Wade H. Hobbs and wife to Willard
Hatfield and wife, convey rs square
perches, for S..
Jesse w. Arbaugh and wife to Ma
tIda A. Evans, convey 81 square per
ches, for SID.
Frank L. Smith ct al. to Joseph III
Carter and wife, convey 65 acres,
rood and 20 square perches, for $500
Martha NJ. Myers to Y. II. & +. Ry
W.. conveys about " acre, for $500
Wade H. Hobbs and wife to Willard
n Hatfield and wife, convey rs square
perches, for S..
Rachel Shaffer ct al. to Lloyd B
Ioats and wife, convey 2 acres,
roods and % square perches, fol
aO50.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-12-18
PERSONALS

Miss Eta Yingling spent a few days
in Baltimore last week.
Miss Ida Grouse, Of Cranberry,
spent this week in this city.
Senator Johnnie e. Beasman, Sykes
vile, was in this city on Wednesday.
Mr.. Irving Little, of New Oxford,
Pa, spent Sunday in this city with
his family.
Mr.. Frank Cover, of Lowell, Mass,
l. guest OF his uncle, Mr.. Harry r.
Cover, and family, West Main street.
Mrs. Hezekiah Shriver and two
children, of Baltimore, spent Sunday
with Mrs. "A. Mary Diffendal, Liberty
street
Miss Clara Bowersox, OF Taney-
town, spent few days with relatives
and friends. in Hanover, Pa, this
week.
Mr.. David Danner, OF Owings Mills,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
brother, Mr.. James Danner, at
Stonersville.
MIR. Willard Wilson, Freedom, has
purchased a Frick Traction Engine
Of the Farmers Supply Company
Liberty street.
Messrs. Vernon and Russell Buch-
man, Of Alesia, Nd, spent several
days with their aunt, Mrs. Roy Spang-
Ter, Of Hanover, Pa, last week.
Mrs. Lucinda Blizzard, Of Sandy
vile, and Mrs. Margaret Bollinger, of
Patapsco, spent from Saturday until
Monday with the formers son, and
family, OF Sykesville.
Misses Carrie Greene, of CarroIlton;
Myrtle and Lottie Caple, of Shady
Lawn, attended the entertainment
held by the Young Mems Club, at the
Firemen's Hall, Hampstead, Saturday
night
Rev. and Mrs. j. O. Williar, of near
Mt. Airy, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Hannah Margaret,
to Harry Alvin Klein, OF near MT.
Airy. The wedding will take place
December "a, at the home OF the bride.
Mr.. o. J.. Schaeffer, Of the U. :. :.
Vermont, and brother, Mr. Levern
Schaeffer, sons of Mr.. George Shaef-
fer, Of Carrollton, were the guests or
Mn. and Mrs. Il. 2. Wimert and family,
of this city, Saturday and Sunday last
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-12-18
BURNED TO CRISP
MARY VIOLA LIPPYS DRESS CAUGHT
FIRE FROM STOVE WHILE POURING
COAL OIL

Mary Viola, little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Lippy, residing in
Bachman's Valley, died on Sunday
night at 10 o'clock from being burned
about o'clock the same day. She
was aged 2 years, s months and 27
days. The little tot with her brother
was playing around the kitchen stove
when taking up coal oil can and
emptying its contents on the fire, ac-
cidentally pouring some on her clothes
which quickly ignited and the child
was burned to a crisp. The children
at the time of the accident were alone,
as Mrs. Lippy mad gone to visit her
parents, near Union Mills, ana MIR.
Lippy had gone out for some kindling
wood. Extreme efforts were made to
secure a doctor to relieve the child's
suffering, but without avail Besides
her parents, she Is survived by several
brothers and sisters. Funeral was
held Wednesday, December 16. Ser
vices at the house at 3 o'clock. In
terment in Bachman's church ceme-
tery.-From Mountain View Cores
pondent.
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DEATHS


Mrs. Mary z. Bowers, widow of
the late Reuben Bowers and daugh-
ter Of the late Joseph E. Greenwood,
died Wednesday, 10th inst, at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Cora NJ.
Bowers, Liberty street, this city.
Mrs. Bowers was born December
l6, 1886, at SID o'clock a. M, be
tween New Windsor and McKinstry's
Mills, this county, and died on her
birthday on the morning Of Decem-
Der 18th, 1914, at 1920 o'clock, aged
rs years, hours and ) minutes.
She had been an invalid at the
home OF her daughter, where she
died, for eight years and four months,
suffering from sciatic rheumatism,
but the cause of death was paralysis
Of the stomach from which she had
suffered only four or five days.
Mrs. Bowers resided in this county
all her life with the exception of
twenty-seven years. She was a mem
Der of the Reformed Church.
Surviving her are the following
children: Mrs. Bertha Warren, OF
Dallas, Montana; Mrs. Rose B. Lober
Of Baltimore; Mrs. Cora NJ. Bowers
and MFR. Charles K. Bowers, of this
following sisters and brothers: Mrs
Ann Weaver, OF West Arlington,
Baltimore; Mrs. Eliza Jane Hano-
way, OF Baltimore; Miss Belle Green
wood, Of Baltimore; Mrs. Josephine
Dishable, of Ellicott City; Mrs. Ell
len Cromer, of New Windsor; Mrs
Louise Myers, Of Mayberry, and Mr.
John Greenwood, of this city
\ The funeral service, conducted by
Rev. ]. w. Reinecke, was held this
afternoon Injecting at the house al
1.30 o'clock at Krider's Reformed
I Church and the interment was made
in the adjoining cemetery.
The pallbearers were: Messrs
Denton Reese, George Mumford
Jacob Hutting, John Yingling, Reese
Barnes and William 4. Myers.
The first four pallbearers were Sc
lected by the deceased.
Mr.. James NJ. Stoner was funera
director.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-12-18
REDUCE ANNUAL PREMIUM.
Elects Directors and Officers-Dine mt
Westminster Hotel.

The stockholders of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Carroll
County met at the Office OF the com
pany on Monday morning and elected
the following directors for the en-
suing year: T.. p. Reindollar, Dir. ]. J.
Weaver, Jr., Louis E. Shriver, Elias
O. Grimes, DR. Charles Billingslea,
John N. Weaver, Fenby II. Herring,
Denton 5. Gehr, DR.. ]. Fl. Billingslea
and Harry R. DeVries. The officers
elected were; DR.. J. J. Weaver, presi-
dent; O. Gloyd Lynch, secretary and
treasurer, and E. Oliver Grimes, Jr.,
counsel AT the election w. Riley
Myers and George A. Miller acted as
judges of the election.
1t must have been elating to the
board of directors when the Secretary
and Treasurer, G. Gloyd Lynch, read
one of the best statements of the
business OF the company since its Or
ganization, for the past year.
The company will abolish all pre-
MUM notes on all business received
after January I, 1915.
The policy holders will shortly be
notified that the rate OF annual pre-
MUM will be reduced from A to 8
per cent
Immediately after the adjournment
OF the meeting the directors, officers
and a few invited guests gathered at
Thu Westminster Hotel, where they
were served with one Of this we'll
Known hostelry's best menus, which
was enjoyed immensely.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-12-18
I6 ANIMALS INFESTED.
With FOOt-and-Mouth Disease on
Paul Shipley's Farm.

A new outbreak of the foot-and
mouth disease was found by the State
and Federal Inspectors in the herd of
Paul Shipley, near this city, which
includes II animals. Eleven milch
cows, heifer, bull, 4 hogs and pigeons.
The cause of the disease appearing on
Mr.. Shipley's farm il somewhat of
puzzle to the inspectors, as no cattle
has been bought on the farm for one
and half years. But the supposition
is that germs may have been spread
by crows or pigeons flying from an
infested farm to Mr.. Shipley's barn
yard.
A distance of miles is between
this farm and one that has been in
tested
Mr.. Shipley conducted a prosper
Gus dairy route in this city, which
he will probably lose if he cannot
supply his customers for six months.
The farm has been quarantined and
the estimated loss put upon the stock.
They will be killed this week.
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Contributed to Belgian Relief Fund.

Those who contributed to the
Belgian Relief Fund through Mr..
Joseph N. Shriver and Mrs. Charles
E. Stewart are as follows:
Westminster Fertilizer Co., $4,000;
Rev William H. Hetrick, $500; Joel
Fisher, $100; DeviIbiss Brothers, New
Windsor, $500; Primary Department
New Windsor Public School, $1.75;
Ivan Hoff, $500; Lewis Hull, $500;
a friend, $1.00; Mr.. Morningstar,
$1OO; Mems Adult Bible Glass OF
Grace Lutheran Church, barrel of
-four; Women's Adult Bible Glass OF
Grace Lutheran Church, barrel of
flour: C Edward Stem, Winfield, Md,
cases of canned goods; Joseph B.
Boyle, box Of drugs; Mrs. Bessie Hull,
box of clothes; Mrs. John Bernstein,
box Of clothes; Mrs. Samuel Cover,
2 sacks flour; friend, / barrel Of
flour; Misses Reese, two sacks of
beans; Yeiser's General Store, Union
Mills, box of clothes; John Lyon, box
OF clothes; Mrs. Charles Miller,
clothes; A. r. Duvall, 20 cases of
tomatoes, and Mr. and Mrs. J. William
Lawyer, 81. All contributions receiv-
ed after 10 o'clock today will be in
next weeks report.
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Christmas Service at 81. PauPs Re.
formed Church.

The early Christmas service of st.
Paul's Reformed Church will be held
at $50 o'clock on Christmas morning.
The choir will be assisted by leading
singers of the Protestant Churches of
the city, under the direction of Prof
Peltz. The organist is Miss Eliza
beth Slagle. The following program
Of music will be used in the service.
Chants, The Magnificat, Benedictus,
Annunciato Angeli, Nunc Dimittis.
Holy Night, Female quartette,
Hayden.
Arise, Shine" F. T.. Maker.
THE Grace OF God" III. y. Stewart.
10 Holy Night" Solo and chorus,
Adams.
Gloria" Mozart.
The offerings will be devoted to the
support Of the Hoffman Orphanage.
The children's Christmas service
will be held at $50 o'clock in the
evening.
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Orphans Court.

Monday, December 14th.-George =.
Benson, executor OF Nicholas Benson,
deceased, reported sale of real estate,
Oh which the Court granted an order
nj ST.
Tuesday, December 15th--Sale of
real estate of Cornelius Fl. Shipley,
deceased, was by the Court finally
ratified and confirmed.
Thomas y. Haines, executor OF
Luther w. Haines, deceased, returned
Inventories of personal property, real
estate, money and debts due.
Letters of guardianship for Nellie
Bechtel were granted to Joseph H.
Haines.
Louisa r. Weaver, Administrative OF
Simon p. Weaver, deceased returned
inventory Of stocks and received or
der to sell same.
John f. StulI administrator W. a., OF
Catherine Brown, deceased, settled his
first and final account.
Dora NJ. Cover and Nevin G. H1tes-
hew, executors of William HitesheWi
deceased, received order to sell per-
sonal property.
Dora NJ. Cover and Nevin G. Hites-
hew, executors of louisiana Hites-
hew, deceased, received order to sell
PERSONAL property.
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Basil Dorsey Field Deputy.

Mr. Basil Dorsey, of Woodbine, has
been appointed field deputy by the
Collector of Internal Revenue Joshua
w Miles. MIR. Dorsey has been as
signed to Carroll, Montgomery and
Howard counties. He il one of the
leading politicians in Berrett district,
and deserved the appointment he re-
ceived for the services he has render
Cd his party He will fill his position
with credit and efficiency. Mr.. Dorsey
at present is member of the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee of
his district
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The Bishop OF Maryland Coming to
Westminster.

The Rt. Rev. John G. Murray, D. D.,
will make the 43rd annual Episcopal
Visitation to Ascension Church, Of
this city, on Sunday, December 20th,-
being the fourth Sunday in Advent.
Morning prayer will be said by Mr.
Paul Powles, Lay Reader, at 1890 a.
m. The Confirmation service and
Holy Communion will begin at III
o'clock. The sermon will be preach
ed by the Bishop, who will also de-
liver the address to the candidates
presenting themselves for Con1rma-
tion. This service is always one OF
inspiration and instruction, and it IL
hoped that many will avail themselves.
Of the opportunity to be present. The
special offering will 60 towards the
Bishops Visitation Fund" for special
needs Of the church in Maryland.
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DeII-Gilbert.

Mr. Clifton ". Dell, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Jerome Dell, of this city, and
Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, Of Norfolk,
Va, were married at Elkton, Md,
Wednesday, December 3, by Rev
Howard Townshend Quigg. The
wedding was quiet but very pretty,
and the only attendant being broth
er of the groom, Mr.. Winter q. Dell,
of this city The bride was becom-
ingly attired in blue silk and carried
bouquet Of Bride roses; the groom
wore large red rose. Mr. Dell is q
petty officer on the ". s. s. Ohio,
which is in the Navy Yard at Phila-
delphia, Pa, where the bride and
groom will make their home.
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50 HEAD OF STOCK
Infested With FO0t-and Mouth Disease
on James i. Unger's Farm.

The inspectors have found another
herd of cattle infested with the foot
and-mouth disease on the farm Of
James IL. Unger, at Markers Mill. IL
is another case Of mystery how the dis
ease spread to this farm, as it j. some
distance from any that was infested in
that locality. The trench was dug on
Wednesday and Thursday for the bur
ial of 26 head of cattle and Sc hogs.
The killing will be done as soon as
the State adjusts the loss.
Mr.. Unger il brother Of William
Unger, clerk in the Register of Wills
office.
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County Commissioners.

The board met on Monday and took
up the proposition on the purchasing
Of the Baltimore and ReisterstoWn
Turnpike After thoroughly looking
into the matter Mr Jacob Dehoff,
president of the board, wrote Mt.
Frank Zouck, assistant president OF
State Roads Commission as follows:
I'm reply To our conversation last
Tuesday about the Baltimore 4 Rels-
terstown Turnpike I wish to state
that our board is anxious to have this
road improved but cannot see how
We can do this under State Aid Law
at this time. But if the State Roads
Commission will buy this road our
Board will keep UP the road ana n
repair until you have sufficient means
~ repair it. We find that the people
most interested are anxious to have
the gates removed at this time ana are
willing to wait for repairs"
Charles p. Fink was appointed
counsel to the Board for one year
pr. Henry NJ Fitzhugh was ap-
Pointed for one year AZ physician 70
ne County Home.
Dr. II. nj. Sullivan received the APP
pointment as physician to the JAN
l1T one wear
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Itinerary Schedule.

For DR.. Howard A. Kelly and Or.
M. MI Davis, both of Baltimore, for
sunday, December Goth.
st- James, Methodist Episcopal
church, Baltimore. $50 a. nj. sykes
Illle Methodist Episcopal Church,
Ivl5 a. m. Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Episcopal Church, 11t05 a. m-
New Windsor, Blue Ridge College
l.45 p. m.
Westminster, Opera House. men
oGniy, 3 D. m. Smith Hafl. ". N. Col
lese, 445 y. m. Sandyvllle Methodlst
Episcopal Church, p. m. FinksDurg'
Methodist Protestant Church, p- m-
Ihls schedule is in the interest OF tne
Lord's Day Alliance, and should need
no further advertisement than the
names Of the celebrated men lf you
Mss it you miss a treat. Committee.
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HELD FOR COURT
PARKER AND TAYLOR GIVEN A HEAR
ing.

On Monday afternoon James Parker
and John Taylor, who were arrested
last week BY Officer John "a. Stem,
for stealing the team of Mr.. William
Heagy, SandyviIle, from in front OF
Keefer's Grocery Store, where it was
tied last month, were given a hearing
before Justice Brown. In the testi-
mony each wanted to fast the theft
of the team on the other.
Both were held for the May term of
grand jury under $500 bail each. They
are now in jail Parker stated that
Taylor wanted to steal an automobile
instead of the team, but when he
found that Parker could not run an
automobile they made away with the
team
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-12-18
Naill.

Dewey Arthur Naill, son Of Uriah
and Maryann Naill died at the home
of his parents Sunday, December 13,
at 1.30 p. M, Of tubercular pneumonia,
aged 16 years, months and u days.
Besides his parents he il survived by
five brothers and two sisters, Charles,
Sylvester, Clarence, Edward and Or
vile Naill, Mrs. Nettie Waddell and
Mrs. Alice Fritz.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday, at p. m, in Bethany Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, conducted by
Elder Jacob Willard and assisted by
William E. Gosnell. The pallbearers
were Aubrey Moore, Abe Harm, Geo
Haines, William Eckert, Wilbur Du-
vail and Tolly Conaway. G. M. Waltz
funeral director.
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George Ament died Tuesday morn
ing, December Is, Of Bright's disease,
at his residence in Manchester, aged
so years, months and days.
He is survived by his widow, two
sons, Curvin Ament, OF Manchester; /;
Wesley Ament, of Baltimore, and
three daughters, Mrs. Annie Arnold,
of this city; Mrs. John Gross and
Mr.. Jacob Frankforter, Of Manches-
ter.
Funeral services we're held this
morning at 10 a. m, conducted by
Rev. Lau. Interment in Union
Cemetery, Manchester. Pallbearers
were Harry Lamotte, George Hewitt,
Henry Gansler, David Hare, Edward
Yingling and Resh Albaugh Jacob
Wink, funeral director.
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Grace Lutheran Church,

Sunday school 915 a. 10. Christmas
lesson. Preaching 1890 a. M. Christ
mas sermon. Jr O. X. 2.30 D. m.
Christian Endeavor $50 D. m. Preach
ing 7.30 D. m. The Sunday schools
Christmas program Friday evening,
December 25th. The Every Member
Canvass of the congregation will be
repeated this year on Sunday after
noon, December 9th.
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j HHI""HHH'R -
Salem Lutheran Charge.

st. John's-Sunday school 9 a. m.
Holy Communion with Preparatory
services 10 a. m
st. Benjamin's-Sunday school / D.
m Divine service 2 y. m. The SUN
day school will render its Christmas
service Thursday evening, December,
24th. Everybody invited to attend
NM. F- Hersh, pastor
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PATAPSCO.

Special services this Sunday, De
cember 2Oth. Communion at $50 a.
m. Experience meeting at 1890 a. IN.
Preaching at 2.30 and 730 p. M The
Gospel Trio, Of Baltimore, will be
present at these services. Everybody
welcome to these services and to the
revival which is now going on.
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kenp---YOst.

Hampstead Methodist Episcopal
Church was the scene OF pretty we'd
ding December 10, when Miss Hattie
Yost, Of Beckleysville, became the wife
of Edward W. Kemp, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kemp, OF Hampstead
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, the Rev. "A. ri. Mckinley. The
Beckleysville Band serenaded the
couple.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-12-18
Marriage Licenses.

Clinton X. Utz, Hanover, Pa, and
Nellie Bechtel, Melrose, Md.
Joshua Herbert Warner and Ed
Wilma Riley, both of Baltimore.
Jesse Frock, Manchester, and Annie
c. Thurman, Westminster.
Harvey f. Guy and Helen T. Burger,
both Of Baltimore.
Gordon l.. Faulkner and T. Anita
Leonard both Of st. Michaels, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-12-18
WetZeII-LOng.

On Tuesday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock, Mr.. Floyd n Wetzell, of near
Rocky Ridge, and Miss Lucy w. Long,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Long,
Of near Rocky Ridge, were united in
marriage by Rev. p E. Heiner, at his
residence in Thurmont. They we're
attended by Miss Long, sister Of the
bride, and Mr.. Howard Long, both Of
Rocky Ridge. The newly married
couple left Thurmont on the 3.15 train
for Baltimore and other cities.
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Green.

Nerva Green, daughter Of Robert u.
Green, died at her parents residence,
at Tannery, Monday, December IA,
aged 19 years, 9 months and IL days.
Besides her parents she is survived
by the following sisters and brothers:
Mr.. Charles Houck, Of McDonough; /;
Mrs. Carroll Alters, OF Rosyln; Misses
Edna and Irene Green, Messrs- Owen
G., Ell. Earl, John L., Robert w. and
Rayner Fl. Green.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday morning at 1890 o'clock con-
Quoted BY Rev. WI III. Hersh. Inter-
ment in st. Johns, Leister's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Albert Long, Will
lam Tawney, Harlem Sykes, William
Smoote, Hurley Berwager and Harry
Matthias. Harvey Bankert & Son, fu-
neral directors
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Warner Riley.

On December Is, at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, this city, by
Rev. L. Emory Bennett, NJ. ]. Herbert
Warner and Miss Edwinna Riley,
both Of Baltimore
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", Mrs. Mary M Keefer, daughter oI
ar. and Mrs. Starchfield Gladhll'
aled Monday evening at her nome
near y Warfeldsburg, in her 26th year.
ale IL survived by her husband, RoD-
ert A. Keefer, and two children.
VI funeral will BE- held tomorrow at
v o'clock at the house with services
Il krider's Lutheran church. Inter
-eht In the adjoining cemetery Har-
ey Bankard & Son, funeral directors.
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The, Massachusetts poisoner who
wept because she killed only q out
Oh 32 intended victims almost knows
how Alexander felt.