The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-06-24
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

MIS- DeSS GdSIOH anu sun RODeTI
who have been visiting Miss Rutl
Rudisill, has returned to her Pennsyl
vania home.
Mr.. James Dye is having his hous,
very much improved in the interior.
The thirfy-fourth annual reunion o.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad employe,
will be held, as is the custom, at Har
per's Ferry, W. Va, this year. OF
July 29th. Preparations are being
made to entertain 5000 employees anC
their families. Special trains will carry
them from all sections on the great
railroad system. AS is the usual Gus
tom at this reunion, Miss Jennie Smith
the railroad evangelist. who is known
and beloved by every B. & o. railroad
man and his klth and KIN, will be the
guest of honor, and will be the adoreC
of my boys" from the opening of the
big picnic till its close. Veteran rail.
road men, members of the Baltimore
and Ohio pioneer corps, will act as a
guard of honor for Miss Smith and will
occupy the platform during her ad.
dress. Many Mountain Lake folk at.
tend this picnic annually, for Miss
Jennie has host of friends here.
Next Sabbath 1890 p. m, DR.. Nc
Kahn will preach at Wesley Chapel. in
Pleasant Valley, and at 7:45 p. m, will
preach in the Park Methodist church.
Mrs. Howard Smouse and little sor
John, of Fairmont, W. Va, are guest.
at The Elbern. one of the most de.
lightful boarding houses in the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington and son. OF
Baltimore, arrived here Monday even.
ing. They are among the original sum.
mer visitors at the Park. They occupy
the family cottage, 1.-THE Armstrong
home.)
There are many cottages yet for rent,
offered at half price, and no or very
few applicants for cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hsmmesfahr,
of Cumberland, are guests of the As
sembly House.
Warren Rathbun, of Loeb Lynn went
down to Baltimore Saturday. He re-
turned Sunday with his mother. Mrs.
c. M. kathbun, who had received treat
ment at one of the city hospitals, which
has been of much benefit.
Mrs. j. F. Robson, OF Ayilton. who
has been visiting her son, o. S. Robe.
son of Frostburg, is here where she
will spend some time with her sister
Mrs. Mary Pope. She was ACCOMPANIED
by, her brother, w. H. Michael of
Frostburg.
Last Sabbath morning DR.. Moore, of
Oakland, preached in the Methodist
church, to the delight of the congre-
cation.
Next Sabbath at II a. m. the Sacra.
ment Of the Lords supper will be adj
ministered at the Methodist church.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
Attorney c. W. Henderson, of Wash.
ington, D. c., spent Tuesday here.
looking after his Loeb Lynn property.
Will White, the landscape gardner
of the Park, is the happy owner of q
Ford car. Will is hard working man.
who gets in from u to Is hours a dav.
He deserves, with his family, the
pleasure of Joy ride. -
Word has been received here that
Galston Armstrong, one of our Park
summer boys, will be married next
month to western lady and may spenc
their honeymoon here.
Already the summer visitors are
planning for auto trips to Accident anc
Grantsvlle, The trip to Grantsville
will be one of the most delightful or
the mountain top.
The electric light service is excellent
The light comes on early. Emory Free
land who has charge of the plant, is tc
be congratulated on the satisfactory
manner he is running the plant.
The prospects are fine for large and
splendid crop of garden vegetables anc
berries and at reasonable prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon P. Baker, ir
Floyd Whites car, motored to Sails.
bury, Pa; and spent the day with Mr..
Bakers brother and in the evening
taking supper with sister near Grants.
vile.