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A Quilting Party.

\ IA quilting party was given AT the
home Of Mrs. III. MI. Koontz, near
Warfieldsburg, on Wednesday, Oc-
tober Z. At an early hour her lady
friends began to arrive until q large
company had gathered. All were
bnsiiy engaged at quilting when din
iner was announced, to which all did
ample justice. Quilting again resum-
ed until four quilts were finished,
when again refreshments of cake and
lemonade were served.
Those present were. Mr- ana Mrs-
n. MI. Koontz, Mesdames Sadie Dear
dorff, Annie Roger, Elsie Breitweiser,
Carrie Dearborn, Rebecca Richter,
Emma Warner, Susie Pennington,
Eliza Killer, Laura Bale, Mamie Eng
lar, Susie Diehl, Ellen Danner, Lizzie
Englar, Belle Robertson, Maggie
Poole, Eluveise Englar, Annie Baker,
Martha Harris, Louisa Myers, Wivia
Cook, Sallie Duvall, Blanche Holl1ng-
er. Tabitha Summers, Alice Zile,
Susie Duvall, Annie Phillips, Lille
Myers, Bessie Roger, Mollie Cook;
Misses Gladys Dearborn, Louis Rob-
Eertson, Margaret Myers, Andeline
Reaver, Masters Ralph and Charley
Dearborn.
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UNIONTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Todd and
daughter, of Baltimore, were visitors
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Romspert the past week.
Mrs. G. w. Baughman, Mrs. Martha
Culbertson and Miss Ida Mering at
tended the Missionary Convention Of
the lutheran Church, in session this
week at Waynesboro.
MIR. and Mrs. William Caylor, of
Union Bridge, spent several days the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Caylor.
Miss Lucille Weaver spent from
Saturday until Monday with her sister,
Miss Nellie Weaver, at the State Sani-
torium.
Mrs. Judson Hill, of Taneytown,
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Price.
Mr.. Ernest Troxel and family have
recently moved to Medford.
\ Mrs. Rebecca Myers visited friends
\ in Waynesboro the past week.
Mrs. Jacob Price spent from Friday
until Monday at the home Of Mr.
Emanuel Fisher, of New Windsor
while Mr. and Mrs. Fisher visited
relatives in Waynesboro. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly
who was taken sick on the way up,
After reaching the home of her daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. Grover Routson, she was
taken ill, and continued so at the last
report.
DR.. Jesse Englar and family spent
Ia part of the week with friends in
Waynesboro.
Mrs. Ezra F1eagle spent several
DAYS at home the past week.
| Mrs. Hanah Dutterer, of Woodside
4 is on the sick, list.
h Dr. and Mrs. Hawkins and daugh-
ters, Jeanette and Margaret, Mrs
Melissie Herbert and son, Mr.. 1. Herb
ert, of Fawn Grove, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Rev. #. II
Wright and daughter, Mrs. Pearla
McMaster.
4 Mrs. Bette Cover is preparing tc
break up her home here and 60 tc
Winchester, va. She will have sale
on October II.
! Mrs. Basil Dorsey, of Berrett, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Routson.
The M. p. c. E. Society will hold
Maryland Day service On Sunday
evening.
Mr. M. ID. Smith, OF Woodside, Il
having his buildings painted and
Wodside Creamery is also being re,
painted.
Communion service at the Lutheran
Church Sunday, at 1890 a. m.
] Mr.. and Mrs. David Ebaugh, OF
Hampstead, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Hull, Of Woodside.
Miss Marian Dotterer spent Sunday
at Gettysburg.
DR.. and Mrs. Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs
Burrier L Cookson attended the York
Fair on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Smith, oi
Hanover, are spending the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Smith.
Miss s. Z. Weaver is visiting friends
in York and attending the fair.
Mr.. Earle Haines has returned from
the hospital.
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GERMANS BOMBARD
ANTWERP.
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN OFFICIALS AC-
CUSE EACH OTHER OF LYING.

The Germans have begun terrific
bombardment of Antwerp and have
sent feet of airships over the city,
which has done considerable damage
and has terrified the natives.
The Allies have rushed large ex-
peditionary force to the capital to r.
lieye the Belgians wearied by con
tinued assaults against the invaders.
A German aeroplane flying over
Paris and the suburbs dropped two
bombs, one Of which wounded three
persons.
The German official report accuses
the Russians of lying with reference "a
the battle near Augustowo and claim
to have completely defeated the Rus
slams, taking many prisoners.
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DR.. Henry NJ. Fitzhugh's fine house

DR.. Henry M. Fftzhugh's fine house
that he il erecting on Ridge Road,
near this city, is nearing completion.
Mr.. Charles w. Lee, near War
fieldsburg, exhibited a sample of his
pears at this Office They are the
green rind pears, measuring IL inches
in circumference and are of excellent
flavor
Mrs f. ~ Mumford, Miss Lottie
Leister and Mrs. W. r. Hersh went as
delegates, from the Salem Lutheran
Charge to the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Convention, Oh the
Maryland Synod, which meets at
Waynesboro, October Z, s and g.
The thrilling story Of Jack London's
victory over John Barleycorn as told
in moving pictures will be shown at
the Opera House, Friday, October 80,
under the auspices OF the w. @. r. U.,
OF this city. The afternoon matinee
will begin at 3.45 to which all child
rem holding a ticket, which will be
distributed in the schools, will be ad-
mitted for 5c and the ticket.
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gambler.

MIR. Lester 8. Patterson, about "a
years OF age, a prominent farmer re-
siding at Louisville, Freedom district
was seriously injured on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 6, about D. m DIR. Norris, Of
Eldersburg, was called and saw that
the condition Of Mr.. Patterson being
very serious hurried him in his auto
to the Maryland General Hospital, Bal
timore, where 1t was found that Mr.
Patterson was injured in his left side.
At this writing he is resting very COM
fortably. Mr.. Patterson was pulling
stumps, assisted by Mr.. Robert Caple
and Melvin Ritter, when the cable
broke and struck him in the left side.
Mrs. Louis Barnes and Mrs Her
schel Arnold visited the former =
daughter, Mrs Albert Criswel in Bal
timore, Sunday.
The Smallwood boys won a game
W base ball from Lawndale by a score
of 19 to 2, in Harman's meadow. The
features of the game were Bitzel's
pitching and the all around playing Of
the Smallwood team Monroe and
Arnold made home runs and Wagner a
three Dagger in the fifth inning. Ray
Spencer went in the box for Lawn
dale, DuL Hl5 last 5pCIG W1h5 JG'b lAA1
same as Roby Spencer, % they hit
him at will.
Mr.. Mervin Shauck spent Sunday
with hi parents, MIR. and Mrs Nm-
Shauck.
The christening of Harry Edward
Zepp, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Zepp, by the Rev Mr. Maddox
was celebrated on Thursday An
elaborate dinner was served before
the christening followed by refresh
ments. The rest Of the day was
spent i'll enjoyment. Those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. Maddox and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Zepp,
Mr.. and Mrs Wager, of baltimore;
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Davis, MT and
Mrs. Gust Saddles, Mrs. Laura Caples,
Mrs. Nottie Caples, Mrs. Elmer Caples,
Miss Elizabeth Wenderoth and Nellie
Weiss, of Baltimore; Virgie Davis and
Martha Davis, Albert BartholoW,
Marion Gore, Mrs. Lydie Hanson,
Stella Wagner, Howard Zepp, Stanley
CapIes and William Bush
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Mrs. Kuhn Struck by Automobile.

Knocked down by an automobile On
Hammonds Ferry road, near Lans-
downe, Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Es-
telle Kuhn, 55 years old, Of Court
street received injuries that may re-
suit fatally. She was injured in
ternally, besides having several of her
ribs and her left arm and leg frac-
tured.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son, Of Lansdowne, she was walking
On Hammonds Ferry road and, i'm at-
tempting to avoid one automobile
stepped directly in the path of an
other. The owner, who lives in
Washington, brought the machine to
stop, but not before the front wheels
had passed over Mrs. Kuhn's body.
She was put in the machine and hur-
ried to st. Agnes Hospital.
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Day-MitcheH.

Miss Nellie Horn Mitchell, daughter
Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Harry ID.
Mitchell, was married Wednesday af-
ternoon to Charles z. Day, of Sails
bury, Md The ceremony was per
formed by DR.. Mitchell at the parson-
age of st. Marks Methodist Episcopal
Church, Forest Park. Only the i'm
mediate members of the two families
and few friends were present.
A wedding luncheon preceded the
ceremony. They will live in Seaford
Del, where Mr. Day il engaged in
business. The bride, who il a grad
uate of Western Maryland College
met Mr.. Day through college friends
shortly before her graduation.
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Marriage Licenses.

Guy A. Myers, Spring Mills, and
Bessie M. Green, Sandyville.
Jesse Edward Grimes, Mt- Airy, and
Jessie Florence Gosnell, Woodblnei
Nd.
George Evans and Margaret Hat
field. both of Woodbine.
Harry IT, Fritz, Glyndon, and Mary
r. Brown, Hampstead.
Chester @. Shipley and Bertha Will
Jams, of Bird Hill.
Joseph Dizio and Rose Bonannor
both of Union Bridge.
Nick Sirna and Mary Bonanno, Dotn
of Union Bridge.
Clarence "a. Zepp and Rachel ~
Devilbiss, both of Pleasant Valley.
William B. Hull and Mary A. WALSH
both off Westminster
John I'LL Leese, Manchester, and
Effie M. Brown, Miller's.
Aubrey Sauble, Taneytown, and Aoa
C. Smith, Rocky Ridge, Md- !,
Oliver Harrison Allsing, New YORK
City, and Josephine Alice Boldlgo,
Syracuse, n. Y.
Edward C Fogle and Katherine Nh
Jones, both OH Oakland Md.
Edward p. Brown and Jennie MI.
Harman, both of Sandyville.
Melvin MI Ritter, Louisville. and
Nellie M- Bowers, near ReistersfoWn-
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BOSSOm-ShipIey.

A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home Of Mr. Walter o. Sh1pley,
Patapsco, on Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 9th, at o'clock, when his
youngest daughter, Miss Myrtle anG
Mr. Vaughn Bosom, son Of Mr. joan
Bosom, Of Arcadia, were united in
marriage by the Rev. Gonso, after
which bountiful supper was served.
The bride and groom left on thu 7
O'Clock train amid a shower OF rice.
Upon their return they will reside IN
Patapsco. Only the immediate rela
tives of the bride and groom wee
r. esent
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School Commissioners.

A regular meeting of the Board Of
School Commissioners OF Carroll
county was held on Monday, October
., all members being present. The
meeting was called to order by the
President, Theodore X. Englar, at lO
a. m. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
County scholarships to Western
Maryland College were awarded 70
Sarah Cordelia Benson and Mary Mel
Vile
On account of a low average attend
ance in several schools the superln-
tendent was requested to write to the
eachers. of these schools informing
them that unless there il q decided
increase in attendance the schools
will be closed.
Commissioner J. w. Hoffacker was
authorized to have a concrete pave
authorized TO have a concrete pave
ment laid along the public school lot
at Manchester.
The lot, adjoining the public school
property at Manchester, formerly used
as church property, was leased by the
Board for the sum of $4,000 per year.
An order was passed by the Board
requiring that the words of the star
Spangled Banner be memoriZed In
every school in the county, and that
the leading facts in connection VIII
the writing OF the poem and the lfe
of the author, be made familiar with
the pupils.
The salaries of the teachers were
fixed for the year, and part payment
for the fall term was ordered to be
made.
Miss Minnie BurgOon, Of Manches-
ter, was appointed assistant in the
Snydersburg school
Certain repairs at Ogg Summit
school were referred to Commissioner
AL N. Zentz-
After a number OF bills were pass
ed and ordered paid. the Board ad-
iourned
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DEMOCRATS MAKE BIG GAINS
Lead Republicans By S7S-TOtaI Reg
iStered Vote SI4S.

The total registration of Carroll
county for the four days sitting was
completed last Wednesday. In look
ing over the registered vote we find
S14S voters had registered as follows:
Democrats 4121, Republicans 3743,
Prohibitions 100, Independent and de-
clined 153, and % Progressiyes The
large number of voters registering is
far above the expectations OF many
Of our people, but the vote is still
about 1000 short The Democrats did
we'll, which shows a majority of 37S
over the Republicans. The table is as
follows:
TaneytoWn.
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Fuhrman-MOIfgang.

Charles Thurman and Miss Viola
Wolfgang, both of Hanover, Pa, were
married at o'clock Thursday morn
i'm, September "a, i'm It. Johns Luth-
eran Church, Hagerstown, Md, Rev.
DR.. Owen the pastor, officiating.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wolfgang, of Lineboro,
Md, and the groom, a son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Theodore Thurman, of Jacobs
Mill.
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Comfy Commissioners.

The board met On Monday ana Tues-
day II being the first OF the month
A full board was present ana transact
ed the following business:
IA special pension Of $5 was granted
w Martha A- Simonson, or Nestmlns-
ter district.
A number of bills were also passed
and paid.
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ed to the American Methodist His
torical Society. The facts will be OF
interest to the journeying hundreds
who on Thursday, October 15, will
find their way to the John Evans
House, and will also witness the un-
eviling of the memorial shaft marking
the site of the Log Meeting House.
From Baltimore Methodist, October 4
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school day, 915 and 7.3O d.
m Rally exercises. Music, recita-
tions and addresses. Address In the
evening by Mr. Andrew B. Wood, of
Baltimore Morning worship 1870
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
7.30 p. m. Next Sunday, Church Rally
Day
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Leese Brown.

Mr.. John H. Leese, Of near Man
chester, and Miss Abbie M. Brown, of
Miller's, were united i'm the holy
bonds OF matrimony, Saturday after
noon, at the Salem Lutheran parson-
age, by Rev. w. F. Hersh. The ring
ceremony Of the Lutheran church was
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Ammunition Runs Short.

Thirty whisky orders in AS minutes
was the record Saturday morning at
the Centerviile postoffice. The orders
were issued between 6.45 and 7.30
o'clock, 25 orders going to Whining
ton (DelD whisky houses and the re
naming five to similar establishments
in Baltimore.
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Leiter-Epley.

Frederick r. Letter, Of Hagerstown,
and Miss Pauline Epley; Of Union
! Bridge, were married Thursday at the
! First Lutheran Church parsonage,
Baltimore, by the Rev DR. Ezra *.
Bell. MIR. and Mrs. Letter will live in
Hagerstown.
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Hardy Dies From Poison.

James Hardy, Of near Long Corner,
who by mistake drank a quantity OF
a solution of bichloride of mercury
and hydrochloric acid last Friday at
mt. Airy, died on Sunday morning at
Simpsons Hotel, where he was taken
after becoming ill. His funeral and
interment was held on Tuesday after
noon at Long Corner. He is survived
by wife and several children.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
SUPERINTENDENT INFORMS TEACHERS
that SCHOOLS WILL Be CLOSED
UNLESS A DECIDED INCREASE
IN ATTENDANCE Is MADE.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Orphans Court

Nondav October Monday next,
October 18th, being a legal holiday,
Cort will sit on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
MYERS. administrators Of John Dagon
MYERS, deceased, reported sale of per-
sonal property, returned inventory Of
money and list of debts
Harry c. Wisner, administrator OF
Iohn H. Wisner, deceased, returned
list of debts due.
Burgess :. Miller, administrator ol
William E. Bivens, deceased, settled
his first and final account.
Henry Klee and Harry Franklin
KIee. executors of John Klee, deceas-
ed, returned inventory Of personal
nroperty and received order to sell
personal and real estate.
Daniel Bowersox and Charles ID
AIbaugh. executors Of John III. Har-
man. deceased, settled their first ac'
count
Annie ". Rimbey, eXecntriX OF New
ton NJ Rimbey, deceased, returned In
ventory of personal property.
George E. Benson, executor q
Nicholas Benson, deceased, received
order to sell real estate.
Tuesday, October 6.-Letters of ad
ministration on the estate Of william
R. Anders, late Of Carroll county, O.
ceased, were granted to John Il
Anders and j. Thomas Anders, whit
received warrant to appraise and or
der to notify creditors.
Emily V. Myers and Harry x
Myers, administrators of A. Kurt
Myers, deceased, returned inventor,
OF personal property and list Of debt
due, and received order to sell per
sonal property.
John E. Senseney, executor Q
Louisa a. Senseney, deceased, settle
his first and final account.
George R. Gehr, executor Of Johl
7. Orndorff, deceased, received orde
to sell real estate.
The sale Of real estate Of William
H. Maus, deceased, Charles Jaco
Maus and Grover Cleveland Maus, ex
ecutors, was finally ratified and con
fiImed.
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OWings.

Eleanore E., daughter of the late
Caleb and Eleanore r. Owings, died
on October z at the home Of her niece,
Mrs. S. William Stackhouse, Mt. Airy.
Interment at St. Thomas, Garrison
Forest, today at ~ o'clock
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Hess.

Abraham Hess died Saturday morn
Ing, at the home Oh A-S daughter, near
Harvey, aged " years, months and
2 days Mrs Hess died just 10 weeks
ago.
He il survived by one son, John
Hess, Of Gettysburg, Pa, and one
daughter, Mrs. Eyler, near Harvey.
Funeral services were held Monday
from the Lutheran Church, at Taney-
town, conducted by Rev. Hayward.
C. o. Fuss, funeral director.
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Ban II.

Mr. George Q. Baust died at his
home, near Pleasant Valley, on Mon
day morning. Funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon at SC. Benja-
minis Reformed Church by Rev. J. w.
Reinecke. Interment in the cemetery
adjoining the church. Pallbearers
were: Charles Marker, George Wantz,
y. Theodore Myers, David Myerly,
Jonas Heltibridle and J. w. Ware
hime James NJ. Stoner, funeral di-
rector.
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Ik Benjamln'g, Carroll Reformed
CHARGE

Sunday school 9 a. m. Holy Com
munion 10 a. m Confirmation and
preparatory service at p- m.
Jerusalem, Bachman'g Valley
Divine service at 2 y. m. j. w.
Reinecke, pastor.
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SaInm Lutheran Charge.

St John's-Sunday school a. M.
Divine services 10 q. n-
St Benjamin's-Sunday school Al p-
WV Divine services 2 y. m. Cate
cbaticaI instruction at st. Benjamin's,
Saturday, at 2 o'clock. ". +. Hersh,
pastor
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Eck@r----(i Grouse.

\ Charles nj. Ecker and Miss Mary
Grouse, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Grouse, Of Lfttlestown, were
married in this city, Saturday, Sep
tember 19, by Rev. w. IL. Seabrook.
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May E. Owings ct al, to John w,
Owings, convey 182 acres, 2 roods and
| square perch, for $10,054-07,
Lydia Zeigler, widow, to Lydia
Zeigler, conveys 1913 acres, roods and
: square perches, for s557.1S.
Clarence Wiley et AL to George AZ
Nightengale, ST., convey acre OF
land, for S..
Ann R. Cassell to John ID. Belt and
wife, conveys 1850 square feet, for
$4,000.
Matte A Weaver to Virginia Devil
bliss, conveys 7941 square feet, for $5O,
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Monday IL Columbus Day, and IA
legal holiday In the State. All banks
and court house will be closed in this
city that day.
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SMALIWOOD

Mrs. Elizabeth Wardenfelt has re.
turned from Atlantic City.
There are a number Of visitors and
strangers here owing to our County
Fair. 1t makes things lively.
On next Saturday there will be q
tournament at the fair, the first ever
held in SmalIwood. All the young
ladies ought to look their best, for
they don't know who will b. the hon
ored maid to be crowned by the win
ming knight.
Last Friday night there was little
crowd gathered at MT Charles "a.
Wagner's to have a general good time
Games, dancing, music, both vocal and
instrumental, were indulged in until
a late hour AT eleven o'clock re
freshments were served consisting OF
cake and ice cream. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner, Richard
Baker, John Conaway, Charles Wicks,
Charles Wagner, Sheriff Davis and
wife, Edward Miner and wife, Henry
Wardenfelt and wife, Misses Alice
Decker, Viola Frock, Nettie Miner,
Lille Lamden, Ruth Arnold, Minnie
Savers, Elsie Conaway, Pearl Lockard,
Miss Coppersmith, Minnie Shauck,
Louisa Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Plack,
MIR. Harry Arnold, Bayard Arnold,
Walter Sayers, Walter Wagner.
Miss Alice Delcher has returned to
her home i'm Baltimore.
The carpenters and painters are
still working on the church.
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Uruguay has joined the nations
that officially recognize 24-hour time.
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FrOek.

Paul r. aged about II years, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frock, residing
near Meadow Branch, was run over
by an automobile on Sunday morning,
at Rosewood State Training School, at
Owings Mills, and fatally injured. Tie
died on Monday morning. The, acci-
dent was caused when an automobile
was being backed out Of the garage
while young Frock was back Of ~.
The back wheels went clear Of him,
but one front wheel passed squarely
over his head, crushing it. The body
was brought to the home Of his par
ents on Tuesday afternoon by Funeral
Director James NJ. Stoner. Funeral
services and interment were held at
1t. Benjamin's Reformed Church on
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. ]. w
Reinecke.
Pallbearers were the deceased's
brothers: Charles, Arthur, Elmer and
Clarence. James M Stoner, funeral
director.
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HAMPSTEAD.

\ Miss Agnes Williams, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Williams.
Miss Rosa Morgan, Of Baltimore,
spent several days with friends
Miss Retta jackson left Tuesday for
Baltimore, where she will spend the
winter
MIR. ". B. Barker, principal Of The
Hampstead school, spent the weeks
end with his parents. in Port Deposit,
Md.
W.T. William Armacost, OF Baltimore,
spent several DAYS here with relatives
and friends.
Quite a number of people attended
the York Fair
Mrs. Emma Barth, OF Westminster,
spent a few days here with relatives.
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Brooks.

Mrs. L. Nj. Brooks, widow Of the
late Charles w. Brooks died at her
home, near Fowblesburg, Thursday
morning, October s. She j. survived
BY four sons, DR.. z. r. Brooks, OF
fredericksburg, Caroline county; Den
mis-, of Fowblesburg, Dorsey, Of near
Hampstead, and Arthur at home.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday morning, October 10, at 10 a. m
Interment at Butler. c. V. Upton
funeral director.