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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25
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GRAMMATICAL NOSTRANA

~ INNA - ~ NNNAAi lfeNA - A. NAAANN eABA
to allie capriole funambulistiche?
Non criditi vuie cumparu, che e
da irresponsible essere ieli
col Ribelle contro il denegato, ed
oggi col degenerate contro vussi-
gnulia che fate pate della vera
ragione?
II cecato. Cumparuccio mio:
10 non m'incaico di certe cose,
anche perche molte vote sono
occupato a preparMe feste per j
genetliachi del tanti fgli che
no, tanto c vero che per
quelli che dimenticano Pin
vito sono cOstretto andare per-
sonalmente ale loro case. 10 l'ho
sempre detto che compaluccio
Nino non sente vergogna di quel-
10 che ia, specialmente ora che
e NAL consigIiato. Del resto la
NOZZA place a tutti.
- Cumparu cecato, mio: We
ne un aItro di volta faccia. ri
ricordi quel famoso commemora-
tore di Colombo col discorso di
donna giovannina? ri ricordi
quando dall'angolo dele move
strade e Kimball tn, 10 e Don
Raffaele facevamo la spia men
tire donna giovannina faceva
prendere lutte lie pose al CONNIE
moratore? Eppure oggi 81 fat
to elevare ALA calica di presiden-
te carbonaro per fare attaccare
donna giovaninna, sol perche
questa non ha fatto comprerare
dalla banca carbone da lui.
- II cecato. A questo monde
chi sale e chi scende. Oggi anglo
limo e denaroSo e ia il comodo
suo. Ecco perche 81 e permesso
di prelevare 100 dollaIi dai due
cento di colletta che gil furono
raccolti per metterIo fuori col
piede mel di dietro, dalla corte
forestica. Anche 10 no pensato a
volere fare soldi. Ho pGnsato di
andare a New York, ALA fabbri-
ca di monete false che una volta
aVeva sede a West Houston fra
Sullivan c McDougaI. Ho preso
anche information dalla vedova
del malito vivente.
- Fra quelIi che danno Poffa
al sicario austriacante vi fos-
sero anche gPIndipendenti?
- Parmi di 81, perche Paltra
sera, una certa lOggia gil conce-
deva, in forma Uffciale, la infa-
me mercede che danno i manda-
tarii uso Palizzolo soto folma di
S5 al mese. 81 vede che quei 81
gnori stanno motto male in gam
ba Sc credon di potter salire col
fare attaccare la colossale Isti-
tuzione del Figli d'Italia.
- La microscopica Loggia e
vero che delibero 5 dollari, ma
da questi pare ci voglia sottralTe
la provvigione il capo calzolaio
militare.
- Potrebbe pure darsi, ma 10
non so. Credo pero che 10 squat
tero, elevate ALA carica di cassie
re, 10 impedira, imponendo al suo
subalterno, che SERVE sulla poll
tica estera, di proteggere il de-
marc del degenerate.
AL sicario austriacante piac-
ciono motto peperoni e di quelli
forti~--.. rossi.-.... e........lunghi. Ii
mastica deliziosamente perche
non Ii paga.
II fruttivendolo Musillo dele
move strade prega il degenerate
di passargli quei cento quaranta
soldi perche non e detto che in
questa benedetta colonia 81 deb
ba vivere parassitariamente.
I due cOmpaTi.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25
Loggia Gabrielle D'Annunzio

La Loggia Gabrielle D'Annun-
zio No. 1877, delpOrdine Figli d'I-
talia, nelIa sua seduta ordinmia
del Is coTente, disgustata del
Pambigua condotta del fratello
Angelo Cusano, 10 denunzia for
malmente ale Autolita Superio-
ri e chiede che esse adottino
Quelle misme effcaci ed energi-
che, necessalie al case, e contro
il Cusano c contTd dttit6tggifff ttit6stggifff aftfi. Ifttifi,
che avessero preso pal'te nella
campagna 6enigratolia, avversa
alPOrdine ed ALA Sons of Italy
State Bank, perche, dice la Log
gia, questa colpa non e affatto
dissimile dale attire, che cadono
sotto la gimisdizione dele nostre
leggi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. p, ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
When Uncle Sam Entered the W.

changed purchases
and wool goods Those that ordered much anything Prices have changed
better will be pleased with purchases Here specials closing
o
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20

urday paid a fine of S. and costs for
breaking the provisions of section No.
1872 of the acts of 1917 which provide
that persons who do not notify peace
officer as soon as possible and the secre-
| tary of state within "a hours after an
automobile accident in which there is
damage of property is liable to penalty
Of not exceeding $500 or Imprisonment
OF not more than two years Beck was
running his wifes car Thursday evening
when he colided with ''the silent police
man" on the streets of Montpelier,
smashing the light and damaging the
policeman.
Richard Cullen resumed his duties in
the Montpelier National bank this morn
ing after "a vacation of two weeks spent
in Maine.
Miss Ina Gabree returned last evening
to Waterbury, where she is employed,
having spent several days in the city
with relatives.
William Corven left this afternoon for
Rutland, where he will spend the remain
der of the week with friends and re'a
tives.
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quently, it has been decided to ask all
citizens of Barre, who can, to show their
hospitality in allowing these delegates
the use of one or more rooms in your
home for these four days, The room
committee was instructed to furnish $50
rooms, for the use of which you may
charge the occupant one dollar per
day. 1t will greatly facilitate the
work of the room committee if you will
personally see, write or telephone any
member of the following committee your
willingness to assist by furnishing a
room, otherwise the committee will be
obliged to personally call at your house.
H. A. Phelps,
F. G. Rowland,
G. f. Millar,
F, l.. Small,
ID. w Mcdonald,
C. B. Gladding,
Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
TALK OFTHETOWN
Frozen pudding at Red Cross.

1
George A. Morse and George G. Morse
of Morrisville were among the business
visitors in the city yesterday.
The funeral of Edna Mary Pelkey
who died Friday at her home in Web
sterville OF chronic endocarditis, was held
from the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Bert |. Pelkey, yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock, Rev. FIR Turcot officiating.
The bearers were Frank and Louis Gin
gras and Dona and Louis Rivard The
interment was in st. Sylvester's eeme-
terry.
There was a heavy registration of
guests at Hotel Barre through the week
end, the arrivals including many who
travelled by motor, Among them were;
DR.. and Mrs Larton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Daggett of Niagara Falls, n Y, Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Holland and chauffeur of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Mills of
Bronxville, n. Y, John McWilliams and
party of five, Goshen, Conn. J. C. Shea
a.
Whittier, Leominster, Mass, C. W
Steele, S. f. Parsons of Pittsfeld, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lane OF Mount Yer
non, n. Y, f. T. Kneeland and c. X.
Smith of Swanton, Misses Sarah Stahl
and Mary Haggetts of Highgate, Will
liam Donahue of Philadelphia, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. John A, Cross, Mr.. and Mrs
L. T. Cross of Mortified, Mr.. and Mrs
D. G. NJ. Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Berry of st. Johnsbury, F. NJ. Bullock
of Springfield, r. l, Vergami of North
field, Jean D. Lyons of New Brunswick
n. j. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Benton of
jamestown, N. ", Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Blanchard of Batavia, N. Y, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Spencer, C, J. Spencer, jrY
Miss Grace Spencer of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Willard, r. Willard and
Plat Smith of Galway, n. Y, G. F.
Hills and party of Boston, Helene Scott
Of Boston, +. c. Mansell of Troy, Fred |
Keir and party of three, Montreal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hollis of Randolph
were among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
Wendell Gregware of Eastern avenue
left Saturday for Hartford, Conn, wher,
he has secured employment.
H. i. Abbott, Miss Frances Abbott
and r. P. Tewksbury of Worcester were
among the visitors in Barre yesterday,
Theodore Mancini returned this morn,
ing to his home in Mortified, after pass
ing the weeks with friends in Barre
George c. Lane, who passed the week
end in Williamstown, passed through the
city to-day, while on his way to his
home in St. Adams.
Miss Gladys Suitor, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends on Liberty
street while enjoying vacation of two
weeks, returned yesterday to her home
in Somerville, Mass.
Perley Gotler and George Davidson,
who are taking vacation of two weeks
from their duties as linemen for the
New England Telephone Co., left Sat
urday for The Weirs, n. H.
Jara~s n. Spear, who has now been
passing ten days in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Craddock
of Highland avenue, returned yesterday
to his home in Dorchester, Mass
When telephone wires became crossed
on Granite street this morning, the in
sulation took fire and occupants of the
house between the tracks, fearing that
the building, known as the Premier prop
erty, would become ignited, telephoned
the fire station for assistance. The auto
truck and several regulars responded, but
before they arrived the heavy downpour
Of rain had flooded the wires. II was
during their brief soiourn on Granite
street that the Thomas street fire broke
out. Linemen repaired the telephone
wires later in the forenoon and the serv-
zee was not disrupted fe- long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
ROOMS ARE NEEDED
For the Annual Convention of Cemetery
Superintendent.

As is generally known, the l9l7 annual
convention of the National Association
of American Cemetery Superintendents
Is to be held in Barre Aug. 2s, 20, 30 and
81. On that occasion there will be sew
eral hundred out -of-town delegates, in
Guiding their ladies, in Barre These
delegates are coming to Barre from near
" every state in the union and from
some parts of Canada. 1t is up to the
people of Barre to show our guests
Barres true hospitality and extend to
them reception and entertainment such
as all Barre citizens will be proud of.
Barres hotels will do their best, but
these hotels have not sufficient rooms to
accommodate all the delegates, conse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20

Here Dresses in the wocoor combinations that sold
at $3.50 and $3.50 Now only 1925 and S375 EACH These
values that you cannot afford to let pass you need
Dress for the rest of the seasons
We want the for fall goods which now ar
irving. Remember all thin Dresses at one-half price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
GRANITEVILLE.

Special notice to the members os Ma
pie Leaf camp, No. 1903, NJ w Of A,
to appear at the next meeting, Thursday,
Ar. %, in Miles hall. Business Of spe
cial Importance concerning every mem
Der, By order of trustees, Walter Bel.
vile, f. f. Prize, w. w. Belville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20

Did this little pig so TO market?
He did not. He worked with the hoe
So he doesn't need any roast beef,
But fattens ON things he can grow.
Win this little pig cry whee, whee, whe,
No. No. No.
From National Emergency Food Gar
den Commission, Washington, D. C.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
Wanted to Know the Worst.

The Lady lengaging a new maid
And Of course ] expect you to be We Y
discreet
The Maid eagerly Yes, mum, Ger
tainiy, mum And will there be much Z
be discreet about mum Sketch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
MONTPELIER
Asa Tyrell of Barre Wants Damages
From Moses Goslant for Accident.

|
As the result OF an accident which oc
CURED on the evening of July % neal
Marshfield a suit has been entered il
Washington county court against Nose,
Goslant of Marshfield by Asa Tyrell Of
Barre. The plaintiff seeks to recover
81 900, claiming that his machine was
damaged to the amount of $500 and he
suffered injuries to his person the extent
of which has not yet been determined
The plaintiff claims the defendant oper
ated his automobile neglgently while the
cars were about to pass ON the highway
and that he failed to turn his machine
out of the center of the road, causing a
collision. Attorney John G. Gordon is
counsel for the plaintiff
Alfred Olson appeared in city court
this forenoon on charge of breach of the
peace, alleged to have consisted of an
assault on one Pierson. Olson pleaded
not guilty to the charge and the case
was continued to allow the prosecuting
officer more time TO investigate The
Olson Pierson affair took place in the
early hours of Sunday morning
Rose Leventhal and Marion Christ ap.
peared in juvenile court to answer 80 a
complaint made by William Cushion but
Cushion failed to make any appearance
and Judge Harvey ordered the children
discharged for want of prosecution
The funeral of the 5-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Giacomo Facini of Berlin
street, whose death occurred Saturday
night of infantile paralysis, was held
yesterday afternoon from the house, bur
ial being in Green Mount cemetery, The
child was taken i'll Thursday, the case
was diagnosed as polio on the following
day and on the third day the child died
This makes the third death from the dis
ease in Montpelier since the first case de
veloped in June.
In probate court to-day the viii of
Oscar Merrill Fisher late of Montpelier
was proven and James w. Brock was
named executor.
L. C. Beck of Barre in city court Sat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06

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a daily output OF not less IMAM ~"
barrels will be added to the extern
sjve plant of the 100000 sugar re-
finery at Savannah, Ga, which VIII
be ready for opeation in shot time.
"A company with canitaI stock Of
81 COOS 900 has been formed by Nj
ami. Fla. investors for development
in the vicinity of that city.
"A bo,a iss,.o or $500 600 for the
const,,1c+.on Of road. has been voted
Nv. disrrir+ If AIarbua county. Flor
ia and sf00 o00 If bonds have been
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VIII oe fe1mooe-eo mo I'''9'
Augusta "a.
A totaI or 'WenJ.'-."o3I COZ po W.
toHs WIN "'o'mum Io-', ,. s, LCN.l
aGg'egat.ng A-,-I 0,.'00 nave O--'
iorm(eo IN the week. NJ.
lheSe are some or the item. 0-.l'
reflect the great con-'fuLy~'on1 ana IN
dustr,a! activity IN the southeast.
Among the Ite"s or c02sl[uct,o,.n
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tractive as natural b ir.
Most ladies would resent any imPu-
t2tion Of personal careIessness and
neglect. And yet very many permit
their natural hair to become 50 dull,
brittle and lusterless that it looks no
better than that bought at the store.
All this is as unfortunate as it IS
unnecessary. Hair that Is unslghtly
or thin may usually be attributed TO
the destroying effects Of DandruF.
This destructive forma-icn shortly
- tLa E-;r d L., lrila the result
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06

known scalp pro
phylacCic.
On account Of
its astonishing
merit and its de-
liEhtful and ex-
QUisite Od0r, Her
picide finds users
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06
Pythian Patriotism Unbounded.

Abe Daniels, secretary Of the en-
dowment rank in Pensacola, has re-
cejved notice from Harry L. Wade,
president of that branch Of the order,
to inform the certificate holders that
by enlistment in either the army or
navy will in no way affect their
policies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06

themselves IS TO
artificial hair no
matter how cost
II, ever has the
snap and luster
nor can it be
made 10 look as
pretty and at
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-05-25
TANEYT0WN.

,,h,rIn, Renner and wife, White
uaU David Renner and wife, OF iAI-
+Iastnwn. spent Sunday with MIS-.
Sarah Null. D.;ao.o
Miss Elsie Kelley, of Union Bridge
-,,,' several DAYS last week with
Mrs. Martha Fringer. :.
Mrs A !. Hahn, OF Tyrone, Pa, Is
rho puest OF her sister. Mrs. NaTlH"
Fringer. .,.. ..,,,,.
Of Passaic. y. j., are the SueSts ol Hei
rarants, j. Albert Angel ana VIE.
Misses Myrtle and Maize 9hoe-
maker, Of Baltimore, spent 9uii""H
with Silas Shoemaker and wife.
Cleve Plank and wife, Harry Nc
Nair and sister, Mary, OF talrneld' anu
Miss Baumgardner, spent sunday With
John H0ckensmith and VIE.
Mrs Roy Baker and daughter are
visiting her sister. Mrs. Halbert POOLE
nj near New Windsor.
Mrs, Edgar Essig is visiting her
home folks at Evans City, Pa:
Mrs. Roger Smith, of Wakeheid'
sDent the weeks end with her par
ents. Franklin BowersoX and VIE
! S. Bower and wife were summon
cd TO Newport. Del, last week on &C
count of the illness OF their daughter,
Mrs. Merritt Burke. They returned
home on Monday.
Chas Lamb and Philip Waltz spent
Sunday in Harrisburg.
Mrs. j. A. p. Garner spent sew
Aral DAYS the first of the week in Lew
lstoWn with her father, ID. \. RAMS
burg.
Raymond Hcsson and Ira Williams
of Gettysburg, and Miss Mary Hesson'
of Frederick, spent the weeks emo
with ID. J. Hesson and wife.
Mrs. William G. Fair was taken TO
Frederick Hospital on last Friday Tor
treatment and an operation as soon as
her physical condition will permit
Her many friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
A stock company arrived on Monday
for the entire week.
commencement exercises OF the
TaneytOwn High School will be hello
in the Opera House on the evening OF
May 18th. There will be four gradu,
ates: Misses Anna B. ChenOwith, Eva
a. Crebbs, Clara NJ. Hockensmith anc
Norman s. Devilbiss. DIR. George \
Steele, of Baltimore City College. viii
deliver the address on Sunday even
ing, May 9TH. Rev. L. 3. Hafer will
preach a special sermon to the grad
uating class.
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DETOCR.

| Miss Mary Ohler, Emmitsburg, Wis"
/ tied Charles Harner and wife during
| the week.
| P. D. Rooms, Sr., and wife returned
Friday from their trip to New YORK;
they had very enjoyable trip.
Those who visited E. D. Diller and
wife during the week were d. E. Miller
and wife, Mrs. M. C. Flohr and Mrs.
Conover, of Washington; Mrs. coward
Rooms and sons, Russell and Edgar, OF
Hagerstown; Ellen Valentine, Marion
Wilhide, Mrs E. III. Diller, c. w. Cover,
wife and daughters, of keymar.
Cameron Eigenbrode and wife and
SON. William, Miss Edna Duttera and
Mrs. Mary A. Weybright spent Sunday
with Samuel Weybright and wife.
Mrs. E. d. Diller spent few days
this week with her brother, Jesse
kolb, of Frederick.
DR.. Luther Kemp and wife, of Union
town, visited Mrs. Hannah Weant on
Sunday.
Miss Rhua Wilhide, of Thurmont, and
Jesse Fox,of CreagerStOWn, spent Sun
day with Mrs. H. H. Boyer.
Among those who spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. GroSsnlckle
and family were Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Mrs. Harry Boone and
daughter, Helen, of Johnsville; Mr..
and Mrs. J. G.. Grossnickle and son,
Arville, Mrs. Raymond Martz, OF West
minister; Mrs Joseph ShOrb spent one
evening last week at the same place.
Charles Harner is having his house
and other buildings repainted.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-05-25
SQUIRRELS FOOL MANS DOGS
Walk High Wire to Steal NeighbOr'>
Choice WalnutS-

AtchisOn. Kan.-James Brown. who
lives in the suburban district, has
lumber of pet squirrels. Aaron Davis,
who lives directly across the street
has a few choice walnut trees in his
back yard. The squirrels became to
be such pest that he purchased d
couple of dogs to guard his crop OF
walnuts. The dogs performed this
duty so we'll that Davis hopes ran
high for a good full crop. But the
squirrels were not cheated out of
their usual winters supply Of nuts.
The local telephone company has z
large wire cable crossing the street
at this point The cable intersperses
the bOughs of the walnut trees and
also the boughs of a tree in Brown s
yard, and the squirrels utilize this as
highway over which they transport
the nuts, far above the reach of the
dogs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-05-25
sYkEsvILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Selby' O
Shepherdstown, Va, are Visiting rel
atives i'm Sykesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Harris, Miss
Marqare+ Harris, Rev and Mrs Milton
Petzold and Miss Adele Harris motor.
cd TO Baltimore Tuesday night to WISH
Rev. and Mrs. Claude Leyfield.
Miss Grey Horpel, of Baltimore
enent the weeks end with Miss LII
liam Hewitt.
This Is clean up week in our town
and everything looks better and clean
er. ,ror,
Mrs William Forthman spent MOL
day in Baltimore.
We are glad to hear Mr. Alien Lee
has gotten home from St. Agnes HOS
Dital, where he has been quite goou
long while, and is getting along nicely
Onite a bad accident happened 10
Roland Fairbank, son Of VIM. Falr-
hank, last Friday, and might nave Deen
very serious. He was driving young
horse down through Sykesvllle When
something about the harness broke,
thn horse took fright and ran on, up
setting the runabout and throwing no
land to the ground. He was knocked
unconscious for some time, but on eA-
animation was found not to be serious
1y hurt. ,.:o
aDent the weeks end with her mother
and sister in Howard county. !
Mrs. Irving Buckingham visited
friends in Brunswick last Thursday.
There was Mothers Meeting I'M
dor the auspices of the W. c. L. l. IN
the Sunday school room OF st: Paul
Church Tuesday afternoon, winch was
we'll attended, and the program was
very interesting The meeting was
conducted by Mrs. John FOrsythe, the
SUPERINTENDENT of Mothers meetings
OF the W. G.. #. L.
last Friday Mrs John Morris spraln-
an her wrist cranking her automoblle,
and her many friends hope she VIII
soon be able to use her hand again.
Mrs Vera Coleman and two children
of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Robert
EAnhOrn, their aunt.
Mrs. Easton. of near Nlnneld, Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Elmer
Jenkins. ,,,,.
One of our young men. Mr.. Aubrey
Hood enlisted in the navy, ana lelI
Monday morning for Norfolk, va.
Rev and Mrs. Harry Deale. OF BAL
rimore, are visiting Mr.. and MIS-. VIII
Melville. at Melville Terrace. 5
Mrs. VIM Muirhead, who has been
visiting relatives in Tennessee lot the {
last two weeks, has returned 10 the 9
nanse here. 1-.-ri,,
Mrs. Wolfenburger. of West Virgin S
- has been visiting her daughter, MIS-
Harry Weer. ,- t,oo,, |
Mrs f. NJ. Mellor, ST., who has Deeh
:nnnding the winter with her son. ). Is. d
JnlIor has returned to her nome i
Rugby.
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VILE.

Charles Young and George Hartman
wife and family visited at Mrs, liar
mans home, near Baltimore, on sun
day.
Edward Thomas and wife, OF Rigler-
Vile. Pa, visited the latters parents
Edward Knipple and wife, lately
Calvin Valentine, wife and daughter
Ellen, Peter Wilhide, wife and daugh-
ter, Marion. and Robert Valentine and
wife took supper on Sunday at e. T.
Dailys, Taneytown.
Mrs. John FrOck, ST., is visiting her
son, George Fr0ck, and wife.
Grier keilhOitz and wife spent sun
day with their uncle, Josiah NOntZ'
and family. of Harvey.
Row Baumgardner and sister, Elsie,
spent Saturday in Frederick.
Mrs. William Dcvilbiss and daughter
Dora. spent Sunday at Logs Station.
Edw. Knipple and wife visited their
daughter. Mrs. George Eyler, and fam
ilv of Union Bridge, Tuesday and we'd
nesday.
Mrs. Roe and daughter, of New York
descendants of the Keys called to see
Frances Scott Keys birthplace Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Elsie and Lille Baumgard-
ner and brother Roy, spent Sunday
afternoon at {. {. Hess, near fancy
town.
Charles Cluts. wife and daughter,
Virginia, and Charles Harner and wife,
If DetOur. spent Saturday in Frederick.
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Protestant
MethOdiSt

Providence Methodist Protestant
church, this Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Worth Barnes and
daughter, Helen, spent Saturday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Frizzell,
of this place.