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=I,lddlnger.

Miss Annie H. BiddInger. daughter
OF the late Daniel and Sarah Kidding
er. died at the home Of her sister. Mrs
John SpurrIer. at Walkersfille. on
Friday night If $50, of spinal ITouble.
She was aged b9 years. months and
l6 days. The following brothers and
sisters survive. John L. Bldainger.
Newark. N. ]. Charles II. BIddlnger
Yonksrs. n. Z: Mrs. ]. W. shiyers.
this city; Mrs G. v Hape. Taney-
town. Mrs. John snurrler. Walkers
Vile. and james o. Diddingef. Bark
Hill.
The funeral took place on Monday
at II o'clock from the home Of the
sister. with services IN the United
Brethren church n Walkerspille.
conducted by The pastor. Rev. Paul Z.
Holderaft
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Camp Instituted.

Considering the personel Of ihs
members. one Of the finest CAMPS of
the Patriotic Order Sons OF America
eyer formed IN Maryland was Insti-
tuted # Unionlown on Tuesday night
last The camp will Be known as
Washington Camp No. mo. The State
Camp degree team composed Of Past
State President VIM. 7. Childa. Past
STATE President W l. seabrooE. state
President Joseph S. Robinson. State
Secretary v. James Heaps. State
Treasurer Wm j Carter and State
Guard Guy ". Haines conducted the
initiation and institution. assisted by
= number OF the members OF Wash
ington Camp No. 2, Of TanayIown.
Past State President Luther Kemp
was also present Among the oITIeers
elect Of the ne. camp are Hon. Hal-
win Houlson, - past president, and
Mr.. Harry FoEle, as president. An
oyster sandwich luncheon was served
about midnight. The camp va or
ganized by State Guard Gu W.
Haines
The Baltimore party came 10 Vest
minister in the automobile Of Hr.
Ghilds. and took supper At the nain-
Court Hotel with Mr.. Seahrook,
Here when II Was learned OF the had
condition of the roads, the automobile
was abandoned and the trip 10 Union
town made In one OF Wilson : VIII
sons large vehicles. driven BY the
veteran horseman Harry Thompson,
whose skill as driver vas thorough
ly tested and proved On the almost
bottomleas. hilly. winding road from
Frizellburg to the Uniontown lurn-
pike Returning the party reached
Westminster Al three o'clock, and the
baltimore contingent went bach 10
the city In the automobile.
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.lsoyell.

Mrs. Mary i. eoyell. Nlfe of Joshua
Goyeli. died Tuesday at her home near
Frederick. of nrIght's disease, after an
illness d several weeks. 80 years old.
DesidaH her husband, she Is survived
by four William Covell. Of
Pearl: Jesse eoyell, Of near Fred
erick; Harvey coyell, Of Union bridge,
and John CoseIl. at home, and two
daughters. Mrs. John T. Fogle. Fred
erick. and Miss Clara Cosell, at home
The funeral took place at o,eIock
Wednesday afternoon With services
at the house. Burial vas MADE in
Mt. 0IIxeI cemetery.
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County Commissioner.

The full board met on Monday and
Wednesday OF this week.
On Monday Mary f. Hun. of West
minister district. was sent TO the
Springfield State Hospital for treat
nsant at the expense OF the county.
A committee from PatapEeo appear
ed before the board and asked for an
annual pension for Mrs. George Il.
Wagner. widow, and her children.
: special pension of S. xaa granted
u Mrs. Wagner, and g. To the 5
children. The board will decide later
what they will give and will place
her name on the pension liat In June.
On Wednesday the road superIn-
Ianaenta we're before the board TO re-
eeIye their salaries. The road super
elsors appointd last week we're sworn
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Elder. Of
Baltimore. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Paul H. Rontzahn. Of SmaIIwood.
Mrs. Catherine Dell, Of Webster
street spent Sunday with Mrs. Mar
garst Bolnnger. Of near sandyville.
Mr.. and hrs. Samuel Miller, of near
this city. spent Sunday With Mrs.
Margaret BolIinger. near sandyyille.
Mr.. Howard StitIey, of Hagerstown,
attended the funeral OF bis uncle,
Calvin Myerly, of Frizellbnrg. Friday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Morning
star, John street. spent the weeks
end in Baltimore and heard Billy
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Webster, OF Philadel-
phia, was the guest several days Of
this week of Miss Mabel Armacost.
Park avenue.
Mrs James NJ. stoner. Court street,
Wa visiting her daughter. Hrs. NJ. Z.
Tyler, Of Hontebello Park. Baltimore.
the past veek.
hrs. Ada Hess, Who had been the
house gnast OF Mra Oscar Taylor Tor
some time. has returned 70 her home
In the Green Spring Valley, Balti-
more county.
Miss Grace LIN. Pennsylvania
avenue, 10 spent three weeks N
Georgia md FLORIDA. returned home
laat Friday evening.
Hiss Resale WIzner spent Satur-
daY and Sunday 18th her aister=In-
Law. Mrs. Raymond Wlaner. Penn
aYixania asenue.
1r. and Mrs. ndgar Rankert and
sons. CelezIer and Robert. spent Sun
dnY with Er. and Hra. Raymond Wis
ner. OF thu city.
Miss Anna Hohaeffer. East Main
street, returned from N extended
yIsIt 10 her aunt, Hrs Charles Ecken-
rode. OF IIltiestown. Pa.
Mr. and frs. Charles buckingham.
o. Green Spring Valley, spent Sun
daf as guests of Mr. and Mrs. David
Myers, George street.
Hessrs. John, William and Frank
Miller, OF Baltimore. spent Sunday
sith their mother. Mrs. George Y.
Miller. East Main street
NJ huu NV N1Iu1i = HIDtTt anu
daughter. 81 waynesboro. Pa, were
guests Of Hrs. AIhert's parents. Mr.
and Mrs I'll Butler. Weat Main
street
Hrs james N. sloner, Court street.
and daughter. Mr.. -. 1. Tyler. of
Honiebelle Park, Baltimore. we're via
Ting In Washington and Clarendon.
"a. the nzat wesE.
Nr. Harry shoeY. Of Union Bridge.
Mr Gilbert Miller. u Wakefield. nay
Miller. Of Westminster, and Ar. and
Ars. G. J. Hlller. = Baehman's Va
L.. spent SUNDAY Nth - Violet
Miller. neaT this eIly.
Those mo visited Mr.. md Mr..
Joshua Hunter on Sunday sere Mr..
James n Storms. Ars. Jacob Keroh=
nsr. Mrs. J. Edward Sheets. Misses
Marian Sheets. Elizabeth FloHT.
Louise Storms and Nary DnrkholdeT.
Hr and hrs. James NJ. Storms. Of
eoai ChuteH. gave quilting On Thurs
daY. March .. Those present were
MTz Charley KooHs. Mr. Joshua
Hunter, MTz John cIary. hrs. Albert
barnes. Mr.. Jacob ksrehneT. MIsa
Mildred Hunter and Master Theodore
clarY. Everybody present had good
Tine and wished for another soon.
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.F0rney..

Anna N. L. Forney. died Of pneu-
monIa. Wednesday at the home of her
brother. r.. 6. Forney. near HolTmans
0rphanage. aged 81 years, month
and Is days. She IL survived BY her
father. Edward A. Forney, two sisters.
Mrs. Martha Shelley. of Hanover:
Mrs. Ella Cornell, OF Harney. and one
brother. e. c. Forney. of Hoffman's
orphanage. Funeral services vii be
conducted tomorrow IN the Lutheran
church at Harney, by Rev. Stocks
lager. Interment In tho adjoining
cemetery c. 0. Fuss : Son. funeral
directors.
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Lambert.

urlah T. Lambert. aged b years
IL months and 3 days, died at his
home at Jordan's Retreat. Monday.
Mr.. Lambert was a mason hv trade.
He xas well known and had hosi
of friends IN his community. lie Wa
life long member Of winters
church.
He is survived By his widow and
two sons, Harry Lambert. of Jordan's
Retreat. and Harvey Lambert. oi
War1eidsburg also one brother, Au-
gust Lambert, Mount Union Fun.
eral services we're held Wednesday =
p. m. at Winters Church. BY Rev
w. E. Saltzgiyer. Interment in the
adjoining cemetery.
Pallbearera we're John Brown. Ed
ward Franklin, Scott n. Lloyd. How.
ard Bower. John N. Bale and John
Keefer Harvey BanEard 4 Son fun
eral directors.
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creager.

Joseph IL. creager died at hla home
in Fairfield. On March 3. from cancer.
in his 18th year He was veteran
OF the Civil War, serving in the 9Th
Regt.. Maryland Vols. The funeral
was held Saturday BY Rev. v. X
Fleck, with Interment in Fairfield
Cemetery. He leaves his wife. who
before marriage, was Miss Susan
Musselman aud the following child
rem, Mrs. Charles Maekley, OF Union
Bridge. Md: Mrs. Hva e. Lumsden, OF
Baltimore; Mrs. Bertha Brown, OF
Fairfield; Joseph Russell Creager. OF
Wyoming, Mrs. Laura Reynolds, OF
Baltimore; Luther creager. o. Orr
tanna. and Miss Anna Creager, OF
Baltimore.
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MeGIssIs SIDING

We have quite an intelligent man BY
the name of s. D. StaeEhouse, Dsl.. at
this place. Mr. StacEhonse II now
engaged In writing self pnonoane-
ing dictionary which ne expects TO
finish by the first OF April. Having
been asked 80 many questions about
the var and places where battles
were fought. he thinks IL will be =
great benefit to the people
Robert Green is going TO run oppo-
sition against Jaeobias Long. Bob
IL going to buy an auto billy goat rig
which will be called the anto- goat
omnibus. Bob says he can bnY one
much cheaper than Jaeobias can buy
an auto bus. Jacobias wanted 70
hire Mr. Green as chauffeur. but he
refused. Nov we know why. The
starting point and schedule I'll be
announced later on.
Colonel Joshua A. :. Murdoch has
purchased sawdusI press. with
which he expects to make boards from
sawduzt which he gets from Mr..
Brehm The Colonel says - viii
not make an boards until Billy
leaves Baltimore, as be can make
more money b selling i 70 Sunday.
Tom Blizzard has purchased : pair
of dancing shoes which he expects TO
learn dancing In. Mr.. Fowler says
he vii have u build larger dancing
hall. - Tom has not got room enough
to shoH himself In the old hall
Mr.. Glen Moaer. Of Gwynnbrook.
spent the weeks end with Jaeohius
Long and family
Quite a crowd OF people wenI on
the excursion to Baltimore 20 hear
Billy Sunday. but visited a dog show
instead
Sore hands and heads are The re-
suits Of skating last Sunday evening,
due 70 the absence OF the skating IN
struetor.
Miles Long md family visited Mr.
and Mrs. Friese. OF carrollton sun
day.
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I0Iles.

Miss Ella Il. Jones died at her
apartments In the Mt. Royal. Balli-
more, Tuesday afternoon after an IL
ness OF SIX days OF pneumonia, aged 81
years and three months. She was
daughter Of the late Thomas 8. and
Susan Trotten Jones, and vas born
n patapaeo Neck. November II, 1874
and spent nearly all Of her long and
useful life at the old family home,
Walnut Grove, received b. patent 70
her great-grandfather November Il
1773, from Lord Baltimore. She was
a granddaughter Of Judge Thomas
Jones, of the first Court Of Appeals
Of Maryland, and great-granddaugh-
Ter of Philip Jones. Jr., who survey
ed and laid out Baltimore town IN
1870. To the day of her death she
maintained the hospitality for which
her family were noted and her home
was always open To her friends
Her funeral took place from Grace
and st. Peters Protestant Episcopal
church Thursday afternoon. the rec
Tor. Rev. Romilly T. HUMPHREYS Off
eIaIing. Interment In the family lot
q Mt. Carmel Cemetery. The floral
tributes we're numerous and beautiful.
HIss Jones was ; sister of the late
ars. William FenDy. and cousin Of
1Ie late mrs. Katharine Shellman,
ana was frequent visitor IN West
minister, where she had many warm
friends.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Howard E. Hildebridle and wife to
Thomas n. Keefer and wife. convey
u acres. rood and II square per
ehes, for STD.
Charles +. Fink TO Albaugh-Baby-
lon Grocery Co.. conveys ! acre. Tor
sI7,3O0
County Commissioners 10 Edward
!. Molesworth. conveys acre. for
1890.
Noah 4. HoIck and wife TO Howard
d. Run and wife. convey , acres ana
81 square perches. for $500.
Ezra {. Arbaugh to Noah Reindol-
lar and wife, conveys i acre. Tor
$1,000
Joseph +. utz and wife 10 William
o. Mielke. convey 10 acres. for tlzoo'
Joseph +. utz and wife 10 Louis =.
Mieike, convey acres, for s2S0O.
Amy '. Hood and husband to jesse
I.eathsrwood. convey 64A acres, Tor
5000.
Jesse +. Close and vile to Wash
ington |. Dice and wife. convey 81
square perches. for $1,000.
Singleton G. Aldridge q al. to
Tobitha T. Poole. convey ! acre, for
$500.
Harvey F. Dodrer and wife TO Alice
|. Warner, convey 13s perches, Tor
1887.
Milton Bowman and wife to Alice
!. Warner, convey 2 acres. roods
md 20 square perehes, for sssi
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-Fllcklnaer.

Frances = FlickinEer. widow Of the
late Henry FIlekinger. died Tuesday
night Of lnfirmities of age at the home
OF her son=In-law. Frank Hoffman.
Arcadia. aged 10 years She Is sur
viVed by SIX daughters. Mrs Charles
bowman, MrH Alma Boston and Ars.
Joseph Snyder. Of Mlddlebure. Mrs.
Frank HOFFMAN. Arcadia: Mis- laura
Flieklnger, Cranberry. Mra. John
CroHi. Union Mills: Iso sons. jacob.
OF MiddieburK. and Harry. OF Hanover. !.
also three sisters. Mfs Ezra Feeser.
of Waynesboro. Mrs Jncob nnger. OF
Hanover, aud Mrs Emanuel Hide
bride. of MaYberry.
Funeral services we're held this
morning In the Silver Run Reformed
church. Rev 5. G. Hoover officiating
Interment In the adjoining cemetery
G. Y. Upton : Son. funeral directors.
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Managers q Home Eor the aged In
Session.


Tie board Of managers OF the Home
for the aged. East Main street, met
Wednesday II the Home and held
their annual meeting. Mr.. James
Pearre WanIz, treasurer. read the
annual report. and other business Of
importance was discussed during the
session.
The board Of managers Is as fol
lows. Resa. w. n Strayer, S. +.
eassen. C. Z MakoaEy. e. 7 Read, +.
r Tagg, .. D., Z. D. Fenby. NJ ..
Messrs. T. .. Grimes. f. K. Herr. v.
+ shepperd. 7. ". Mather. !. Pearre
Wanlz. Milton ZollloEoffer. 7. A. Muir
ray. L. O. Grimes. President: Rev. 7.
T Tagg. .. D. Secretary. and Mr. ;.
Pearre WanIz, Treasurer.
Thk executive commIttee-Mr ~ ..
Grimes, chairman: Hev z. :. Read.
Mr.. T. v. Mather. Nr. J. Pearre
Wanlz and Mr F. (. Herr.
Board Of sisitora=-Mra. Charles
BilIIngslea. president; Mrs. T. L.
Lewis. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Carroll Alhaugh, secretary; hrs. ].
Pearre WanIz. Mrs. Il. l. Elderdiee.
Mrs. d. s. nehr and Mrs. George <.
MaIner
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ing.

Miss Lay King. daughter OF Frank
md Sarah King, Of Kingadale. Pa,
died Tuesday evening following N
illness o. about Ave weeks from
grip She was aged 81 years.
The deceased leaves her parents
and the following brothers and SIS
Iars. Mra. Charles Keefer. of Lit
fIestown; MrB. Bernard 0hler, Of
TaneytowH: Elmer King. Of Kings
dale; Norman King. of East Berlin,
and Clarence KIN. at home
Funeral today. short services at the
house at a. M. further services IN
St. Jamea Reformed church, near
that place. Rev Dr. +. s. Iindaman,
officiating.
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DIR. BillInsslea,s Sight Improved.

The operation for cataract On the
eyes Of DIR. James Il. Billingslea,
East Main street. last Wednesday at
the Presbyterian Eye. Ear and Threat
Hospital. Baltimore, haz helped 70 a
certain extent. He can see much bet
ter than before. hut haH not restored
his slEht 10 perfect vision vet The
Doctor will be home this evening.
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COURT HOUSE news.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
=Orphans' Court.

Monday. March 1Sth.--Letters OF
administration On the estate OF Caro-
line p. Kalkmann, late OF Carroll
county, deceased, we're granted to
Howard Warfield. who received order
to notify creditors.
Mary :. Baker, ADMINISTRATIVE Of j.
Frank Baker. deceased, returned IN
ventory of money and inventory oil
debts due: reported sale Of personal
property and settled her first and
final account.
Tuesday, March 14th.-The last
will and testament of Theodore ID
cnlp, late of Carroll county. deceased
vas admitted to probate and letters
lostameniary thereon we're granted 70
Harry @. Williams. who received or
aar to notify creditors.
Emma II. Spencer and Fannie u
Brown ADMINISTRATORS Of Rebecca
u Spencer. deceased, reported Hale
Of bonds and settled their first and
fInal account.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate OF Harry G. Fogle late OF Carroll
county. deceased. we're granted uo
Gertrude 4. Fogle. who received war
rant 10 appraise and order to notify
creditors; returned inventory OF per
sonAl property and received order to
sell personal property.
William II. Sharp. administrator oi
Samuel F. T. Sharp, deceased. settled
his first and final account.
Harry g. Williams. executor ei
Theodore D. Cu1p. deceased. returned
inventory OF money and debts due.
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.arrinR1I.leense.

Richard Russell Rupp. Hampstead
and Carrie Spencer Lasndale, Nd.
John Q. Marsh and Beulah L
F1Ickinger. both Of Union Mills.
Harry Paul Morelock and Ruth D
Hsase, both of Meadow Branch.
Nm. ]. Mielk, Uolbrook. and Sadie
Brown, EIdersburg.
clarence W. DIehl aud Dottie Il
Iz=ege, both OF Hanover, Pa.
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SCARLET FEVER
. EPIDEMIC.
/
HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED FOR 2 WEEKS

During the past month there have
been > number Of cases of scarlet
fever IN this city. AT present there
are ak cases. There Ia . strong popu-
lar demand that the public schools be
closed Tor q short time. IN the opIn-
lon OF the State Board Of Health this
ls unnecessary. but after a confer
ence Monday morning participated in
by the Board Of County Commission
ers. which Is the county Board of
Health. DIR. Charles +. Foutz. the
county health officer. County Super
intendent of Schools Morelock. sever
ii members Of the County School
Beard, DR.. Stone Of the State Health
Board and States Attorney Seabrook.
II was decided IN Difference 10 public
opinion 70 close the schools Of tho
city for IEo weeks from Monday.
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Gorsueh.

Mrs. Mary Jane 0orsuch. one Of
the Oldest residents OF Hampden.
died yesterday afternoon at he AEe
OF g years. At her home, 5bza FallH
road. OF BriEhts disease and the In
firmllies OF age She vas born IN
Carroll county and was the sIdow of
William Henry GonHneh. who pre-
ceded her in death 20 years 40. She
was the neither of II children and
eight children survive. They are
Theodore n Gorsueh. Mra. Louise
Baker. Reuben NJ Gorauch, Mrs. Nezz
tie Campbell. Mrs. Lucy IampGrI.
Mrs. Ella Palmer aud Walter !. and
SilaH /. GoFzuch
The following brothers and sisters
also survive. LLOYD and BENJAMIN
o. Poole. and Mrs Caroline Harness.
of foole's school Misses Huth and
Naomi Poole and Nathan and Reuben
Poole. of Iowa. Funeral services viii
be held Sunday at i a. m. IN MI
Pleasant Church. al statewood
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AIRS. Iary n Lawyer. wife Of Z.
II Lawyer. died yesterday morning
n 5.f0 o'clock II her home In Han
orer. r. Death was due TO com
p1lcaiIon of diseases from which she
had ben III for the paaI Ave weeks.
She vas aged . years. months and
= days. The deceased as a danKh-
ter OF the late George and Susanna
lF1ickInEerp DuIerer. Of Silver Run.
Oh November 5nth, 1873. she sas
married 10 Mr.. lawyer. MrH Lawyer
vas a life long member of the ne-
formed Church, while living at Silver
Hun.
The deceased Il survived b. one
ION aud one daughter. Claude law
Yer. Of Silver Hun. and Mra Charles
DlettneT. OF Hanover. Eighteen
grandchildren and one great grand
child alHo survive with three broth
ers, John DutsFeT and George Outer
er. OF Silver Run. and FL DutereT. of
TnneytoNn
The funeral sIlI be held Saturday
sith short services at her late homo
Il li.a1 O'Clock and further Her-
vices n st. MHry's Church. Silver
Hun. Hsf. 8 ; hauger. pastor Of
Grace Reformed Church. assisted by
Rey. ;. & Hoover. pastor Of 81
Aary'E Reformed Church. OF Silver
Run, officiating. Intermsnt vi be
made IN The Union Cemetery. at Silver
Hun.
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.sfane1.

Mrs. Caroline steffey. widow Of the
late Henry II. Steffey. 351e Falls
road. Baltimore. died March 10. Flu
neral services we're held at her late
residence Monday evening. On Tues
day the body was brought to Green
mount for inIerment.
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Tue zeps Wrecked 0H BelEIs Coast
and IS Men Hurt.

Amsterdam. March 3--T,wo German
Ienpelins are reported to have been
wrezEed and destroyed while engaged
in : military enterprise. Both air
crafts were lost in Belgium. One Of
them fell It Eghezee damaging q
number OF houses and injurlng oighl-
cen persons. The other fell IT Mais-
auIm.
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After m illneza Of one week. Ars.
Frank y Avail died suddenly Of
pneumonia Saturday afternoon - her
homo. Laurel, II Born IN Laurel.
ire. Await va the daughter Of he
late William II Young and Ira.
Isabel lie Young. he latter now , real
dent Of fatonaxIIia Mr.. Await raa
= graduate OF the State Normal School
and for Home years taught school At
NesteTnpoTt and Laurel Possessing
highly Intellectual mind. abe Haa
closely Identified Rlth and interested
IN the public school system Of The
Iogn. She was : member nf ST MaTf,s
Catholic Church and always took a
leading part In IL Affairs She also
took = Keen Interest IN everything
which nsTiained - the social upllfI of
the community II which he belonged.
She Ma : member Of the Ladies' Civic
Tub and had charge Of the Public
Library
Mrs. Await l. survived ~ her nus
band. Prank v Await. formerly Of
this oity. and three sons--0loyd.
Young and DoIau Await She leaves
= brother. G. T. Young. md a sister.
Mrs. L. i. Rrsund. Of caionsyille
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Hakes.

Mrs. Caroline mokes. eolored. died
Il her home IN Union Bridge, Tues
day evening, after an illness since
Christmas. aged a4 years. She Is
survived BY two daughters, Minnie
Walker. Of Union Bridge. and Emma
Moore. Of Philadelphia. also szTen
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the
home tbs morning at Il o'clock. IN
IermenI n Mt. zion cemetery. Harvey
Dankard & Son. funeral directors.
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Carroll Reformed Charge.

st. BenjamIn,s-s Sunday school =.
Matthew's. Pleasant Valley Divine
service 2.30 m. ]. w. HeInecke.
pastor.
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.arsllPIicklnm

Married at Krider.s parsonage.
Thursday. March 9th. b Rev. J. ".
Heineoke. John .. Marsh and BEulah
L. FlicEInger. both pf Union Mills. I'd.
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Russell.

Alice Englar Russell. only daughter
Of Josie Myers and the late Frank ].
Russell. Of Hex Windsor. died at
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore,
March ID. after an illness Of six
weeks. aged 10 years. Funeral ser
vices vii be held from the home In
New Windsor. Saturday morning at
Il o'clock.
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GoEuell.

Raymond BarteII GosnelI. son Of
NJ. and MRS. Basil GosneIl. near Mt.
Airy died at Frederick Hospital after
q lingering illness IN March 9th, aged
10 years and ( months Funeral ser
vices were held at Prospect Methodist
Episcopal Church On Sunday, con-
Quoted by Rev. 7. n. Dickey. Inter
mant in cemetery adjoining the
church. Resides his father md moth
er. three brothers. Roland, Alton and
William. survive Pallbearers were
Calvin Baker. Oliver Welsh. Paul Day
ho1r. Frank nenaway. Leslie and Ellis
worth Poole.
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Death is assured. otherwise men
would not require lie insurance.