The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-05
EVANSVILLE.

The girl scouts Of Salisbury, Pa, ac-
companled by their scout captain Miss
Florence Maust and Miss Nina Ha1-
ding, spent last week camping at Stan
tons dam
The Chautaqua at Salisbury was a
great success. A contract has been
signed for a chautauqua in 1916.
The neighborhood chautauquas Of to-
day are great institutions for home
comings and ENJOYABLE social visits.
Many of the people of this vicinity took
advantage of the Elk Lick Chautauqua
to spend a week with friends and enjoy
the chautauqua. Among them, Mrs.
Fred Livengood, Miss Beulah Engle,
Misses Ethel and Viola Broadwater.
VIM. G. Keller who has been sec
rotary to President Cain of Washington
College since his graduation year ago,
has left Chestertown to accept a posi-
ton as assistant chemist for the Du-
pont Powder Co., Of Wilmington, Del.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Reppert, at Frostburg, and
left beautiful little girl. Mrs. Rep
pert's mother, Mrs. e. B. Getty, Of
this village, has been with her for
some time.
John and Arthur Woods, who some
years ago were residents of Grantsville,
but now of Pittsburgh, Pa, with their
wives are guests of the National Hotel,
enjoying this bracmg climate and de-
lightful scenery.
Good roads and good weather are
keeping our hotel people busy. Crowds
from Oakland, Addison, Meyersdale,
Frostburg and Accident are frequent
visitors here.
A number of Presbyterians, about 50
persons, had picnic at the dam. 1t
was a very enjoyable occasion. The
dam is quite picnic resort.
Miss Efie Guingerich, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever is improving.
Mrs. Frank Folk, who has been suf-
'ering from an ulcer on her leg below
tn, knee, is still in a critical condition.
The State road men before leaving
for their homes held one of their ia
nous basket luncheons up the pike in
the shade OF the mountain trees. Miss
Bevans, Miss O'Hallern anu Mrs.
Sch0ntaeg were the ladies present, and
H. C. Bong and J 0. Getty were the
town gentlemen included in the party
with those of the Rob Roy company.
Everything good to eat was on hand
and everyone enjoyed the outing and
luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Miller, Miss
Lola and Mr.. Gilbert Miller, of Pied
mont and Miss Glenne Tomlinson, of
of Washington, and Miss Beulah Sigler,
of Piedmont. spent several DAYS of last
week in Grantsville and Meyersdale
They made the trip in Mr.. Miller S
automobile.
The following Garrett county people
attended the old pike meeting at the
Summit House near Unontown, Pa.
E. M. Stanton, Henry C. Bong, Dr.
G. C. Kellar, Jacob Bender, B. A.
Bender, Edward Stanton, John G. Get
ty, DR.. J. A. Carney, William Winter
burg, NJ. j. Miller, DIN J. Bender.
A parry of a dozen or more Frost
burgers are spending the week at
Camp Casselman.
The following local automobile en-
thusasts Of Cumberland motored to
Grantsville Sunday afternoon and took
supper returning late in the evening
DR.. John R. Littlefield and family in a
little Chalmers Six; DR.. Edward Harris
and family in an Abbott Detroit; DR..
G. 0. Sharrett and family, in a 1919
Buick Light Six; DR.. j. K. Cowherd,
and family, of Ridgeley, in a Buick
Roadster, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wuntz. of
Baltimore, who are visitors of DR.. and
Mrs. Sharrett.
Assistant Cashier J. o. Getty had
business in Oakland Monday.