The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-11-11

the season of 1916 are being considered.
1t will be one of the events of the sea-
son. A regular, old fashioned Garrett
county day, with old time music,
"reminiscences of pioneer days and
possibly an old-tlme7 spelling match,
conducted by school teacher of half
century ago, and the spoilers, scholars
Of the early days of the county, fifty
and sixty year old boys and girls.
Instead Of a Chautauuua it has been
suggested that there be a miscellaneous
program arranged for "A fortnight of
pleasure and profit" Commencing
August "a and closing September 6. In
cluded il this period would be Old Set
ler's day; a Civic Club day. etc
Is not the sale of property, the rental
of cottages for 1916. the splendid i'm
provements being made and to be made
to several properties and grounds, and
the partial announcement of the dates
for the Home Coming season, of 1916,
at this early date, of a successful sea-
son in the year to come?
Before the season of 1915 closed active
work was in progress for the Home
Coming season of 1916. Enthusiastic
efforts are being made for one of the
most successful seasons in the his DRY
of the Park. The word has gone out,
There will be something doing in the
Park next season. The property own
ers, those in charge of the several meet
ings. conventions, etc, as well as the
Board Of Directors OF the Park Associa-
ton are boosting the Park. An agrees
sive campaign is in progress and will
continue until October, 81, 1916.
See Mountain Lake Park, Garrett
county, during the summer of 1916" is
the slogan sent our by Mountain Lakecs.
1t will win, and not only the Park, but
Garrett county as well, will enjoy once
more prosperous season.
Next season J. L. Echa-d will on
certain days of the week, run special
excursions by automobile and a noun
tain-Duck- board, with four horses to
Truesdale Heights, Table Rock, Acct
dent and Grantsville, with famous
mountain dinners at the three latter
places. There will be excursions to
Brookside and Aurora. The dates of
the excursions will be published and
orders for seat in the automobiles or
blackboard may be left at the Associa-
ton Office.
Mr.. Echard contempates in the very
near future, possibly tor the Home
Coming Season, erecting two story
barn. The lower floor for his livery
stable and the upper floor For housing
automobiles, so as to accommodate the
automobile excursionists who visit the
Park.
This paper will keep in touch with
this movement to create a great reunion
of the patrons of this summer resort
for the past 50 years ard weekly pub
lish Mountain Lake Park letter If
you want to keep posted as to what is
going on and will be going on at the
Park next year, you ought to subscribe
for the paper. Only S1.25 per year. Ad-
dress, as at head of the editorial column.
Rev. Aura Smith and wife will be
among the workers at the reunion
camp meeting next summer.
The friends of Merchant C. V. Harvey
gave him surprise party Friday even
ing. About fifteen couples called at
their bungalow and spent most en-
joyable evening. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Rose Shay, of Baltimore, one
of the camp meeting singers, was
week end visitor at the Park. Miss
Shay was on her way to Grafton. w.
Va, where she will take part In the
revival now in progress in that city.
Burning leaves, the past week, was
one of the out door amusements of the
winter folk of the Park. VIM. White
has raked a number of lots, thus reduc-
ing the danger of fire.
The Mountain Lake Park friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Carroll, of Piedmont,
will be glad to hear that they are en-
joylng the Panama exposition, at San
Francisco, Cal,
W. c. Huntington was visitor at
Washington, D. c., the latter part of
last week.
The congregation of the Methodist
church gave their pastor and his wife
good pounding Monday night. A large
number of people were present and
every one was in the best of humor.
Before they left for home the pantry
of the parsonage had many good things
in it to eat.
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