The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-05-06
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Paper hangers, painters and plumbers
have been busy. Mr.. Huntington anc
his assistants have been doing things If
and about the hotel which will delight
their guests and add to the enjoyment
of the visitors to this mountain summit
There is some talk of a store being
opened up in the Park. 1t is to be hop.
ed that 1t will not end in talk, and that
at least one of the four store rooms will
be occupied this season as a grocery
store.
The Garrett County Board of Trade
will do great thing for Garrett county
if they can return the summer visitors
to this county. The advantages to be
enjoyed by tourists and vacationists
throughout the county ought to bring
thousands of people here.
The dates for the Park are: Camp
meeting July 2-11; Missionary Alliance,
July 1918; W. H. M. S. and W. F. M.
S. meetings July 1926; Washington
City Epworth League convention, July
26-Aug. l; Bible Conference, Aug. Is;
Chautauqua .4-24
The Park is assuming its charming
its charming dress; the grass Is bright
and green; many of the fruit trees are
in blossom, and the old oaks are show
ing signs of putting on their new dress
of green leaves.
Strangers are seen on the streets and
few enquiries for houses have been
received.
So far but few cottages have been
rented to 'clty folk, - we presume, be-
cause of the stringent times.
Mrs. List, the wide-awake manager
of the Loeb Lynn, is busy at work fill
ing up her house with guests. and at
the same time making the hotel attract
i've and pleasant. 1t is to be painted on
the exterior, and the interior will be
made cheerful and comfortable
Ever since its existence Mountain
Lake Park and the territory within one
mile of the Park has been dry territory.
Now the drYness covers the entire
county. We are delighted" as
Teddy would say.
Mrs. William. White, of Loeb Lynn.
Is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Crane who
have been visiting relatives in Loeb
Lynn have returned to Clarksburg, W.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frame and sons
motored to Accident Sunday, in Floyd
Whites car.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald of Parsons, W.
Va, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Cough.
Mrs. P T. Cartwright was taken to
the Sanitarium in Oakland last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fannie Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boucher. of Washington, D. c., spent
Saturday in the Park.
Mr.. Parks and family have moved in
to Mrs. C. W. Baldwin's E street cot
tage. Mr.. Parks works on the state
road
Mr.. and Mrs Power Allen of Cumber-
land are in the Park for few days fix
ing up their summer home, and putt
ing their Baltimore Avenue house in
splendid condition for renting.
Mrs. Carl Frame and two sons and
Mrs. Bishop. of Fairmont, W. Va,
have opened their cottage.
Trailing arbutus has made its APP
pearance.
James Lauchery, while at work at
the Mountain Lake hotel fell and cut
large cash on his head. DIR. McComas
was called and dressed the wound.
The painters are at work dressing up
Loeb Lynn hotel
Clyde Shipley, who runs the steam
roller on the Gortner road, in some
way caught his foot in the machine and
broke 1t.
Mrs. Ida M. Martin, of Washington
city, is here to get the lunch stand
ready for opening
Capt. and Mrs. Cochran, of Wheel
ing, W. Va, moved into the" Maulsby"
cottage Monday.
There will be special services in the
Methodist church next Sunday. In the
morning it will be Mothers hour; sub
ject of DR.. McKain's sermon, "Our
Christian Motherhood. At 1870 Mems
Hour with special sermon. 1t will be
a red letter day in the history of Park
Methodism and day of unusual in
terest and profit. Do not miss it.
The Misses HamilI, who have so sue
cessfully conducted the boarding house
on E street, this season will occupy
the "Elberon. They anticipate a full
house, and will double the capacity for
their growing patronage.
Mrs. Mclean and family of Wheeling,
W. Va, arrived at,the Park last Mon
day, in their automobile.
The municipal election at Loeb Lynn
Monday resulted as follows. Mayor,
Edward O'Donald; councilmen, Enoch
Kesner, Hervey Bitner; clerk, Lester
Yutzy; treasurer, Warren Rathbun;
collector. Charles Martin; baliff, Henry
Junkin.