The midland journal., 1914-05-29

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Burlington.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Koons. Lewes.
Del. have been visiting Thomas ]. Will
son and family. near town.
Mrs. Walter E, Alvord. Of Moore. Pa.
is spending some time at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Ella Pyle. Cherry street.
Miss Mary Hart, who has been spend
ing some time in Rising Sun. left on
Wednesday for her home in Frenchtown.
N. ].
Roswell Slicer and daughter. Miss
Maude Slicer, of Philadelphia, were over
Sunday guests of N. c. Brown and FAM
| lily. Walnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Clifford en-
Itertained number of friends at cards on
Thursday evening. at their home, Clover
| ly. near town, in honor of Miss Alice M.
Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Montgomery. Of
Tayloria, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Montgomery, to Christian 6. Landis, of
Lancaster.
The engagement of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Haney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1.
Frank Haney. of Lincoln University. to
William Fox McFadden has been. an
nounced, the wedding TO take place June
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perkins of Elkton.
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth H. Perkins, to.
Mr.. David L. Sloan. of Trenton, N J.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sloan. Of
Elkton.
The commencement exercises of Wal
nut Lane School, Germantown. will be
lheld next week. Miss Francina Kirk. of
this town, who has been taking special
course at the institution. is one of the
graduates.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Charles Garrett and Miss Marian 2usey.
The wedding will take place at the home
of the brides father. Henry Pusey. in
Ayondale. on Thursday. June 4th,) at
1890 o'clock p. m.
| c. T. Snyder, w. Louis Ryan. Harvey
Harrington. Paul Keen and William Ry-
an represented Harmony Castle. Knights
of Golden Eagle. at the meeting Of the
Grand Castle in Hagerstown. on Monday.
The party made the trip in Mr.. Snyder's
auto. leaving Sunday afternoon and going
| by way of Baltimore and Frederick City.
They returned by way of Gettysburg and
Lancaster. reaching Rising Sun Tuesday
afternoon.
A lady of seventy-one years left Lam
caster afoot at four O'Clock Sunday morn
ing for Pleasant Grove a distance of
about twenty-five miles. arriving at her
destination in time for supper.
The pupils of New Bridge School will
hold festival on the school grounds.
Friday evening, June sth. Cakes. home
made candy. fruit punch. ice cream. etc..
for sale. 1t stormy, will be held on Satur-
day evening following.
The Gillingham Poultry Farm. near
Bel Air. shipped in single day last
week. 1900 baby chicks to distant points.
some going to the far West So far the
plant has shipped over 10000 day old
chicks. some going to Florida last winter.
A New York firm of necktie manufac-
turers through their representative. have
agreed to locate branch establishment
in Havre de Grace. il they can secure a
building free of rent for one year. and
guarantee of at least fifty girls to work
for them.
Farmers Day will be held at the Mary-
lapd Agricultural College at College Park
on Saturday. May go. There will be dem
constructions and experiments along all
the lines Of work the College and Expert
ment Station are doing. and ia the after
hoOh etAS NV NSieAit~ey Wit DS NCdiSotC0s
The Bel Air postofice expects to handle
this year from IS to 20 tons of parcel
post as against 6 tons last year. This
week can containing 27 pounds of lard
was shipped to point in New Jersey for
go cents The parcel post business is
increasing by leaps and bounds. Demo
crat, Bel Air.
| A Religious Meeting under the care of
Rising Sun and Penn Hill Associations
will be held at Octoraro. fifth mo. 3Ist. at
a:3o O'Clock. Rev. Huffman. of West
Nottingham, and Milton Garvin. of Ian
caster City, are expected to be present.
May all join In the good work for the up
lift Of human life.
ALBERT L. BUFFNoToN.
Superintendent.