The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-12-03
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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the Methodist church were interesting
and profitable. The weather was de-
ligbtful; many persons were out riding
The public roads were in splendid con-
ditiOn for automobile driving. 1t was
charming day. The lives of several
turkeys and many chickens were sacri-
feed for the family dinner. Business
was suspended throughout the day and
everybody enjoyed holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Commeford spent
Thanksgiving day at Fairmont, W. Va,
with relatives.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. McKain went to
Newburg, W. Va, and ate their thanks
giving dinner with former parishoner.
Earl Enlow was taken one day last
week to the Alegany hospital, Cumber-
land and was operated upon for appen-
dictis.
The Thanksgiving services at this
place was in charge of Rev H. E.
Friend. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Farmhouse, pastor of the T. B.
church. 1t was very much enjoyed by
those in attendance and it is spoken of
as well connected and thoughtful dis
course.
j. 0. Schooley has purchased the
Charles Clark cottage and is putting it
IN repairs, on completion of (which the
family will move into the cottage and
once more become all year residents Of
the Park.
Mrs. Maize Schill went to Salem, W.
Va, where her husband, Mr. Lysle
Schill, is relief agent, at the b. & 0.
station, to spend some time.
Brownie White, now at Altoona. Pa,
with the Rumford Baking Powder Co,
trade boosters" took few days off
and spent Sunday with his family at
Loeb Lynn, reaching here Saturday and
returning to Altoona Monday evening
Have you sampled Hayden-hurst
candies? Austin Brown & Son, Oak
land handle them. They are just the
thing for holiday service. Try box.
Preaching in the Methodist church
Sunday 1890 a. M, and 1870 p. m, by
Pastor McKan.
The old inhabitants say That we are
having Indian Summer" Last Thurs
day, Friday and. Saturday We're de-
Iightful DAYS.
William Edgar has purchased a two
horse team and wagon and is ploughing
on his farm near Deer Park. He is
planning to put in a good crop next
spring.
Andrew Shell, is at Altoona, Pa, in
the employ of the Rumford Baking
Powder Co. advertising department.
Attorney and Mrs. Carl Frame, and
son spent Thanksgiving here. They
returned to Fairmont Monday, but will
return to the Park next week, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bishop and daughter
Catherine. Mrs. Allie Raymond will go
| to Baltimore.
Charles F. Dawson has been elected
superintendent of the Methodist Sun
day school of this place.
Miss Rebecca Armstrong, daughter
of the late Robert W. Armstrong. of
Baltimore, was married Saturday
morning to DR.. Hamilton Devine, of
Wahpeton, N. d. The wedding took
place in First Methodist Episcopal
church, The Rev. Dr. George Clarke
Peck, pastor of First Church performed
the ceremony. A wedding breakfast
followed at the home of Mrs. George F.
Ludington, a sister of the bride. Mr.
and Mrs Devlne left on wedding trip.
They will make their home in Wahpeton,
N. D. DR.. Deyine spent the summer in
the Park. and Miss Ada as we all
called her, has been one of our most
welcome summer citizens for years. A
host Of friends wish the newly-weds a
long, happy and prosperous life.
The Moundsville Methodist church is
to have chimes in its belfry. They are
the gift of Mrs. W. w. Smith. The
placing of them is paid for by Mr.. ]. C.
Bardell, one of the Parks summer
citizens.
Monday night quite number of the
members of the Methodist congrega-
ton of this place met at the parsonage
to give the new pastor and his family
friendly welcome to the charge. An ad-
dress of welcome was made by Rev.
Henry Friend, which was an inspiration
to the joyfulness of the evening. Pastor
McKain responded feelingly. The &C.
casion was a very pleasant one. Re-
freshments were brought by the parish
Oners.
Merchant Henry Harvey, of the
Peoples store. was confined to his room
part of last week by a severe cold.
Saturday he was able to attend to