The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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Farmer Hickson last Saturday ship
ped east car of fine hay Friday they
had to pull their teams through snow
banks of three feet
Rev. Lewis Jones, of Big Pool, Md,
has been selected as pastor Of the Loeb
Lynn Baptist church of Loeb Lynn
Mr.. jones and family will occupy the
cottage vacated by A. W. Miller. He
is expected to preach his first sermon
next Sabbath.
Last Friday night Mrs. L. A Rudis'll
received telegram from her nephew,
announcing an accident to and the death
of her brother Benjamin Hopkins, at
Akron, Ohio, on that day.
New maple sugar and molasses is on
the market, is small quantities and is
bought up at once The indications
are for a good sugar and molasses
crop.
Dr.. Reed is securing subscriptions for
guarantee for the Bible Conference.
Mr.. George Bowan has rented the
building formerly occupied by Enoch
Kesner as a restaurant, and is now
serving meal or lunch,
The many Park friends of this young
couple will enjoy reading that Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Richardson have taken
up their residence in their attractive
new home on River Road street. West
ernport.
P. B. Cough has been offered the
position of manager of the Company
store at Bond, Ky. No question but
that he would make good one. but we
are not ready tor him to leave this
vicinity.
February closed It's career shrouded
in white. The 26th and 9th were
rough, bitter cold days, accompanied
with snow. The last day was a beau
tiful wlntry day, the mercury in the
thermometer hanging around % degrees
above zero through the middle of the
dav; at a. m, it was ten above zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson have
moved to VIM. Edgars house on the
Deer Park road.
Merchant Charles Harvey of Loeb
Lynn will move into the Association
bungalow, now occupied by j. A. En-
low and family about April Ist
P. Y Loar and family have moved
moved into the Waters cottage on l
street.
Rev, Henry Friend preached two
spiritual and profitable sermons in the
M. E. church Sunday.
Benjamin Harvey and family will
move from the farm next month and
occupy the house to be vacated by his
brother Charles in Loeb Lynn, at which
time MIR. Benjamin Harvey will take
charge of H. V. Leighton's interest in
the store of Leighton & Harvey.
Rev. DR.. McKain will preach at
Pleasant Valley Sunday 1890 a. m,
and at the Park at 7:30 D. m.
Miss Ruth Rudisill is spending a week
in Ocean Grove, N. j., with her aunt,
Miss Carrie Rudisill who is on the
sick list.
The Bible Conference dates are fixed
for Aug, to inclusive.
The camp meeting will meet July g.
13.
There is possibility of securing the
Epworth Convention for the last week
in July.
P. T. Lipscomb, one of Loeb Lynn's
hustlers has been working as carpen-
ter. in the vicinity of Bethlehem settle
ment.
James Lish of District No is busy
making maple sugar and molasses.
1t is Merchant Wolfe now, and Farm
er H. B. Harvey.
John Hipsley is painting William
Browning's auto.
Rumor says that William Malette
will not run the lunch stand this season.
Will the State-aid road be extended
to the B. & o. depot this summer? The
citizens of Mountain Lake Park have
provided their share of money neces-
sary to do it.
Whenever there is day fit to work
Will White is busy improving the
grounds about the cottages he has
charge of.
The receivers of the Water Co., are
preparing to furnish a full supply of
water next summer to their patrons.