The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-07-22
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.


far some time in August. a sort Of
farmers rally, a genuine Old time
homefolks picnic. with brass band. flags
a-fiying, the woods full Of jolly people,
everybody happy and cid days lived
over again. Everybody in Garrett
county and adjoining counties of West
Virginia and Pennsylvania and their
family invited.
One Of Baltimore's biggest preachers
will fill the auditorium pulpit next Sun
day. Do not fail to hear him.
Grand Army day at the Park this
season is to be a real, old time Grand
Army rally. All old soldiers with their
wives will be admitted free on that day.
The date is August "a. There Will be
band concert. The great speaker Sam
Small will be the lecturer at 3:15 p. m.
He is powerful speaker, moving his
hearers as seldom men 60 Thrilling
beyond description. The peer of Tai
mage. Yank and Reb alike come and
have an old time reunion. Hip, hip!
hurrah,.! for an old fashioned. old time
G. A. r. day. Get busy. Get ready.
Be there.
Miss Alice Rambeau, of Berlin,
Germany, is a guest of Miss Ruth
RudisiI. Miss Rambeau reached the
Park Monday, direct from Berlin. She
is daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Rambeau,
who for years were summer visitors at
the Park. DR.. Rambeau was a
prominent educator in this country for
! several years. He went from here to
Berlin to become a member Of the
faculty in the German University in
that city. Misses Alice and Ruth were
childhood playmates and with the com
ing years became very much attached
to each other.
Miss Minnie Daugherty has opened
the kindergarten schools, in College
| hall.
Mrs. L. C. Binkley who owns d cot
tage and has lived in the Park for a
number Of years. left last Monday for
Chicago, to reside with her son Eugene,
who is an employe of the Illinois
Central R. Il.
Standing on the corner Of G and
Spruce Street. 10 automobiles were
seen,
The Park is talking about big day
for the farmers and their families. 1t
is even limiting at having an old fashion
ed barbe cue with many of the old times
of the country present boys from 70 to
SO years of age. We do hope that Supt.
Reed will succeed in carrying out this
idea.
The days may be hot, but the nights
are most enjoyable and comfortable.
There was raised at the Park last
Sabbath for mission work $500, The
previous Sunday $l280 was subscribed
tor campmeeting expenses, and the
previous Sunday $500 for the same
purpose. At the close Of the camp
meeting $500 was pledged toward the
camp meeting of 1916.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society program, at the Park, is as
| follows:
July "a, 2:3O p. m, in Hall of Phil
osophy. Society meeting.
July %, $3.50 a. M, Missionary ex-
perience meeting, Judge T. |. Elliott
presiding
1890 a. M, Ex-Mayor Hayes, of
Baltimore, presiding. Sermon by Don
S. Colt, D. D., one Of the great
preachers of Methodism
7'30 W. H. NJ, S. meeting. Address
by Miss Barge of National reputation.
This will be one of the greatest days
of the season. Everybody should take
it in.
July 30, in the Ampitheatre. the
reading of Polly Anna will be the. in
teresting and entertaining program.
This announcement will meet with
popular approval. The admission will
be only 25 cents.
Hon. Gist Blair, now summering at
Deer Park, has been INVITED to be
present at the Park on Grand Army
Day and take part in the program.
A most appropriate selection. His
father Hon. Montgomery Blair was a
member of Lincoln's famous cabinet,
and young Gist was with his father in
this trying hour and has a personal
knowledge of events of that day. The
old soldiers will be glad to meet him
and shake hands with him, and he will
be pleased to meet these grand old men.
Tuesday, August "a, is the date.
The Board of Directors of the Park
Association elected Attorney G, S.
Hamill and A. D. Naylor as members
of the annual committee. The COM
mittee met and elected DR.. Logan
Carr the fifth member, A. D. Naylor,
president, and G. S. Hamill, Isecretary.
DR.. McKain will preach at Pleasant
Valley next Sunday at 1920 a, m.
Mrs. Jesse Shipley and daughters
Dorothy and Hasaliah, of Cumberland,
are guests of Mrs. Lester YutzY, Loeb
Lynn.
Mr.. Charles Echard has returned