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SHIPI.EY.

Mr. and Mrs Andrew POlster enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ditman, of Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs
A II. Bair Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B.
OWings and family and others.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G.. Zepp, entertained
from Thursday until Friday Miss
Myrl Zepp; also from Thursday till
Friday evening, Miss Margaret Zepp,
and Mr.. Herchel Iepp. OF CarrOlltOn,
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wagner and
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson and daughters
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner,
East Main street, Westminster, Sun
day.
Mr.. James Bowers spent from Sat
urday evening until Sunday in Balti-
more visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ward visited
friends in Baltimore Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Wilhide spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Baltimore, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes had as
their guests Friday, Mrs. Mary Hughes
and lady friend, of Freedom.
Mr. Grove J. Shipiey, of Bird Hill.
and Mr.. Harry Hughes visited Mr.. and
Mrs. McCready Shipley Sunday
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(lOuSher-

The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Johnson
Clousher, widow of Verley J. Clousher
was held from her residence in Taney-
town, Md, Tuesday. The Rev. Seth
Russell Downie, of the Piney Creek
Presbyterian Church, conducted the
services, assisted by Rev. Marks, and
interment was in the Lutheran Gene
terry. She died Sunday, aged 81 years,
4 months and II days.
Mrs. Clousher was born in Baltimore
December II, 1855, and was the daugh-
ter of the late George and Catharine
Mourer JOhnosn. She graduated at
Western Maryland College in 1872 and
after teaching for 10 years in the
schools of Carroll county, married Mr..
Clousher, who was farm superinten-
dent of McDonogh School.
She is survived by three daughters
Mrs. Robert w. Clingan, Mrs. }. n.
O. Smith and Miss Alice Clousher, all
of Taneytown.
Pallbearers were George Arnold,
Robert s Mckinney, Scott Clemson,
John A. Eckard, Norman Hess and
Norville Shoemaker. c. o. Fuss & Son
funeral directors.
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40 MEMBERS EN-
ROLLED
TN THE PARENT TEACHER ASS0CIA-
TION-COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Par
ent-Teacher Association was held n
the auditorium of the High School
building, on Friday, April 27th. This
meeting was very ably conducted by
the president, Mrs. ]. Pearre Wantz
The secretary's report showed an en-
rollment OF about forty members. Mrs.
Unger read paper giving resume OF
an address delivered by DR.. Claxton,
United States Commissioner OF EdQ-
cation, before the State Federation OF
Womens Clubs, in Baltimore. Among
other interesting topics, Mrs. UngeF
said that DR.. ClaXton made strong
appeal for the children, contrasting
present conditions with ideal ones
The key note OF his theme was "Eda-
cate for Health, for Comfort, for
Beauty Mrs. Jesse S. Myers showed
some excellent reasons why Parent
Teacher Associations are worth
while Miss |. Jewell Simpson gave a
short talk, recommending teachers to
invite the patrons to come to the
schools, to inspect the work OF their
children. She made a plea for Il
braries for the children in the grades.
Superintendent Unger was then asked
to address the meeting, and he spoke
at some length upon the imperative
needs of the Westminster schools. lie
emphasized the fact that conditions are
inadequate; and that there is need for
expansion along the lines of build
ings, equipment, and Fairgrounds.
The president then appointed the
| following committees: Program, Miss
Evelyn J. Rinker, Miss A. R. Mowbray,
Mrs. ]. S. Myers. Press, Mr.. J. F.
Reese, Miss Margaret A Lockard
Ways and Means, Mr.. Fl. P. Gorsuch.
! Rev. W. II. Hetrick, Dr.. l.. X. Woo&-
ward, Lawrence Chilean, Mrs. How
! ard koontz Library and Art, Miss
| |. }. Simpson, Mrs. NJ. S. II. Unger,
Mrs. Hetrick. Music, Miss Ida F.
Lockard Fairgrounds, Miss J. Co
rinne Troy, Miss Ethel Manahan, Mrs.
G. Mather and Mrs. Jos. l.. Franklin.
Sanitation, Miss Lottie F.. Moore, Miss
Alma Mccartney. Mrs. J. l.. ReifsnideT,
Mrs. E. o. Weant.
The next meeting will be held on
Monday, May 2Sth, at 3 o'clock, when
! it is earnestly hoped that a large
number of friends and patrons of the
school will be present. At o'clock
on the same afternoon. in the various
SchoolrOOms, there will be an exhibit
Of children's work, done during the
year All who are interested, are cor
daily invited to inspect the work and
afterwards attend the meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Association. Those
desiring to become members will pay
an annual due of % cents; but all
parents are welcomed, whether they
wish to become members of the AssO-
citation, or not.
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BARK HILL.

Miss Maud Hood spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Reindollar.
Mrs. Minnie Harris, of HagerstoWn,
visited friends Of this place ON Sun
day.
Mr.. Murray Selby and family spent
a few days in LittlestoWn the past
week
Mr.. Harry Lambert, of near Union
Bridge, spent Sunday with Mr.. Law
renee Smith and family.
Mr.. Josiah Dayhoff, who met with
a serious accident last week, is slowly
improving.
Mrs. Augustus Lambert, of Mt.
Union, is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. Josiah Dayhoff.
Miss Katie Coleman spent a few
days with her brother, George Cole
man, and family, of Mayberry.
Mr.. Marsh Eyler and family, of near
townsville, spent Sunday with his son,
Ira Eyler and wife.
Mrs. Mary Murray, of Washington,
ID. C., visited at the home of Mrs. w.
II. Jones a few days last week.
Mr.. Aaron PlOWman and wife and
Mr.. Charles Lennon and wife, all of
Clear Ridge, spent Sunday with Mr..
Alfred Yingling.
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Takes the VIM. G.. DeYilbiSS Store.

Mr.. J. Thomas Anders, who for the
past IS years has been in the shoe
and gents furnishing store Of the late
VIM. c. Devilbiss, West Main street,
took over the stock on Monday and
will continue the business at the old
stand, with full and complete line of
hats, shoes, gents furnishings of the
latest styles which he offers to the
public at the lowest possible prices,
at these times of high prices of every
thing. He asks for a liberal share of
the patronage of the public and hopes
by fair dealing to merit the same of
those who have never been customers
at the store
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Attention Please.

In conformity with the request sent
out by the Governor of our State, The
Carroll County Women's Commission
on Agricultural Preparedness makes
this second earnest appeal to the men
and women, boys and girls to utilize
every available patch of ground for
gardening. Everybody get busy and
feel the Importance of this matter. III
you know OF an idle piece of ground,
or il you have a patch which you are
not going to cultivate please help In
this work by notifying Mrs. Gallagher
or some member OF the committee.
Chairman, Mrs Austin Gallagher;
Mrs. II. NJ. Fitzhugh, Mrs. Joseph ~.
Shriver, Mrs. e. o. Weant, Mrs. Geo.
x. Mather.
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Flag Raising,

Next Tuesday evening, at 7.3O p. NJ,
flag will be presented to St Johns
school by the members of ST. Johns
Beneficial Society. The flag is being
made by some of the ladies of the
congregation. Mr. NJ E. Walsh will
make the presentation speech and the
flag will be received by Father Nc
Guigan in the name of the school The
girls of the graduating class will
raise the flag. A patriotic program
of songs, salute the flag, ETC., will
be rendered Music by the Boy Scout
Band Everybody invited.
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BOsley.

David F. Bosley died at his home,
at Finksburg, Sunday. April 80, aged
"A wears, 3 months and 8 days. He is
survived by his widow and the follow
ing children: John Bosley, or Ar
lington: Preston, of Baltimore; Will
liam. Basil and Miss Mary BOsley, at
home.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
at 2 D. m, in Finksburg Methods
Protestant church, Rev. M. {. Clough
officiating Interment in the adJoln-
ing cemetery. The pallbearers were
William ShrOyer, Frank Ward, Frank
Fenby, Michael Bentz, George W.
Stair and Frank StOcksdale. r. G..
Sharrer funeral director.
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DEATHS.
Buckingham.

Mrs. Jane E., widow of B. ". Buck
ingham, of this city, died at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. r. Neeley,
Washington, D. c., on Sunday, April
90, after a lingering illness, aged "a
years. She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Neeley and a step-daughter, Miss LIZ
zie Buckingham; one grandchlld, tour
brothers, Joseph Ebaugh, Cory, Pa; !;
John Ebaugh, of New Brighton, Pa,
Edward Ebaugh, of Hanover, ana
Howard Ebaugh, Of Baltimore; also a
number of nieces and nepheWs and
other relatives.
The family moved from West Main
street, this city, to Baltimore, some
years ago, and later to Washington.
Mrs. Buckingham was a daughter OF
the late Ex-Sheriff Joseph Ebaugh,
and a native of Hampstead, but had
been away from here many years,
and was the last one of the daugh-
ters.
She had many friends and relatives
in this community, who held her IN
high esteem. Her remains were
brought to this city on Tuesday morn
ing, and buried beside her husband
in the Westminster cemetery, after
funeral services at the grave by Rev
C. W. Walck, of this city, and Rev
A. S. Weber, of Baltimore. At the
grave Mrs Ralph Reifsnider and Mrs
Cleavie Hines, sang Nearer My Goo
to Thee. The funeral was largely
attended at the cemetery. The flora
tributes were many and very beautl'
full.
The nallbearers we're Oscar D. Gil
bert, J. Hoffman Fuss, VIM. "eagl!
and John H. Mitten. Harvey Bank
ard & Son, funeral directors.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
r,,osfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

caorge z. Matthews and wife TO
r.onL Inidv, Jr., and wife convey l3
a. triab vi; Roger. Herbert G. Englar,
Iaryev l., F'rizzell, Amelia Spielman,
naniai J. Crumbacker and wife, Or
da1Ia b Dorsey and Burgess S. Miller
oed wife to &. & p. Telephone Com
nany, nam convey right of way at $1.Oo
each rr
charles +. Fink. trustee, to Harry
" phelps. conveys lot of land in
sykesville, for $So0-
Edgar r. Mercer and wife to
blanche f. Cover, convey a lot OF
land. for $40. c,.,,
charles f. Fink TO c. A. Gambill
vfg Co.. conveys land, for $25OO.
Alice V. Burlington to Nettie =
Angel and husband conveys 6ooo
square feet, for $50.
Harry r. Zepp and wife, to Sykes
vile Building Asso., convey 13l square
narches. for $4,000.
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WiSner.

Joseph Wisner, died at his home, at
Arcadia, Saturday afternoon in his
55th year. He was a member Of Tren-
ton Lodge No. 33, l. o. NJ, who attend
ed and held services at the grave. He
is survived by his wife and the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. Gertie Sipe,
Miss Lovenia Wisner, Albert Wisner,
at home; and Earl Wisner, Baltimore;
one sister, Annie Wisner and four
brothers, Peter, Edward, John and
Christopher Wisner, Of Baltimore.
Funeral services we're held Monday at
Trenton Lutheran church, Rev. w. M.
Spangler, assisted by Rev. G. w.
Dougherty, of Greenmount, oficiated.
Pallbearers were Leroy Gill. E. G..
Tracy, Cornelius Wallet, John H. Arm
acost, Harry Alder and Huber Arma-
cost. G. V Upton & Son, undertak-
erS
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BkNNERSNILLE.

Mr. john H. Bonner spent Saturday
in Westminster.
Ar and Mrs. Samuel o. Miller had
a. their guests ON Sunday Mr.. George
". ala.rr and Wife, OF TaneytoWn; Mr.,
,&,g"con TroNell ana wife and Lew
fFoch, vi Copperyille: Mir. and Mrs
William T. Fnckinger and daughter
ialLcr, oI FriZelIburg, and Mr.. DAVID
h. Miller and wife.
Mrs. James Staub and Mrs. Harry
Maub called on Mrs George X. Staub
Friday.
MISS Grace v. Miller spent Sunday
WIN her uncle, Mr.. Percy ID. Ware
-1ile' and family, Of Finksburg.
Mss Helen Gilbert spent Sunday
'dSt with Miss Ruth r. Young.
MT. David r. Miller called on Mr..
oOnn Davis and family, of Mt. Union.
On Sunday.
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SMALLWO0D.

The Deer Park School No. :, is 60
ing to give an entertainment at Small
wood hall, on May ~. The patrons
and public are cordially invited. Come
out and encourage the little ones as
we'll as their teacher by your pres
ence.
The Deer Park Aid Society met at
the parsonage on April -, to welcome
back their pastor and family, Rev. W
Sites. 1t was a driZZly disagreeaDle
day without, but all within the par
sonage was warmth and sunshine.
The meeting was presided over by
the President, Mrs. Marion Shipley
and conducted in the usual form. The
dues collected amounted to $40. 1t
will be announced later when the next
meeting is to be held The meeting
then adjourned by singing the closing
hymn, God be With Us" Refresh
mentS were then served by Mrs. Sites
assisted by her daughter, Miss
Amanda Williams, consisting of cake,
lemonade and oranges. A very pleas
ant sociable time was spent. We
were only sorry there were not more
present.
Mrs. Richard Baker, Mrs. Fannie
Buckingham and Mrs. Sarah Davis,
spent the weeks end in ReisterStoWn.
The time OF the year has come for
the farmers to plant their corn. They
are very undecided about doing it as
it seems as though our climate has
slipped a. little farther north and the
temperature is far too cold and the
earth too cool to suit the little ker-
nels of corn for maturing.
hn n nF
next Tuesday, April s. All members
come out that can and plan for our
festival ON the last Saturday in May
Mrs. Frances Arnold spent the day
with her daughter, Mrs. Della Miller
on Wednesday,. Mrs. Miller's child
rem are sick with the measles. Miss
Mildred Arnold has been with her for
the past two weeks
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PINEY CREEK.

MISS Carman Lennon is spending
sOlae time with her grandparents, Mr.
~uu Mrs. Alfred Bowers, of Hanover
Nr. and Mrs. Oliver Hesson and
Tsaushter, Esther, spent Sunday with
w. ~. and Mrs. Jacob Sentz, of Taney-
i. MT David Mehring, Of Taneytown,
n. n erecting silo at his farm at this
r..as. mrs. Emory Null and children, of
~ ;.IestoWn, are spending some time
Tl her sister, Mrs. Oliver Miller.
Ii.4i W.T. John A. Mayors and family, of
Na'HuestoWn, were guests of ID. w.
layers and family on Sunday.
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MarSden.

The funeral of Mrs. Susannah Mars
den, widow of John Marsden, who died
Monday, at her home, Catonsville, from
the infirmities of age, took place We'd
nesday afternoon. Burial was made In
Loudon Park cemetery.
Mrs. Marsden was 80 years old and
was a daughter of the late Joshua and
Elizabeth Mellor. She had resided at
Catonsville all her life, and is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Minnie e. Nc
Cauley and Miss Julia A. Marsden, and
four sons, Richard Marsden, Of Sykes
Vile, Md, BENJAMIN H. Marsden, OF
Norfolk, Va, and Joshua M. and Walt
er Marsden, OF Catonsville.
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Late.

John w. Late, died Saturday morn
ing at his home near Logs Station,
aged SO years, 4 months and % days,
after an illness of two years from
complication of diseases His fun
eral took place at Rocky Ridge. The
funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. w. O. Ibach, OF Union Bridge.
He is survived by four children: Bruce
and Maurice Late, and Mrs. Carrie
Krise, at home; and Mrs. Samuel Van
Horn, Of ThurmOnt, and one brother,
Michael Late, of Rocky Ridge.
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Following an illness of three years
Of complication of diseases, John
Richstein, one Of LittlestoWn's well
known and respected citizens died
Wednesday morning at seven o'clock.
He was aged 43 years, II months and
II days.
The deceased, who was born in
LlttlestOWn, was a son Of the late
Lewis and Lucy Richstein. Fifteen
years ago he was married to Miss
Flora V. Frock, of Deep Run, Md
who survives. The funeral was held
today with services from his late
home
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iller.

Mrs. Hattie E. Miller, died at her
home. Pleasant Valley yesterday
morning. OF heart trouble, aged 10
wears. s months and S days. She is
survived by one sister, Mrs. Aaron }.
Leister, with whom she resided.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday afternoon at II o'clock, at the
house. with services in Krider's Re
formed church, Rev. J. w. Reinecke
officiating. Interment in adjoining
The pallbearers will be
Upton Myers, Herbert Petry, Vernon
Smith. jeremiah KoontZ, Robert
Wantz and Claude Myers. James M.
Stoner & Son funeral directors.
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Stanbaugh.

Seright M. Stanbaugh, died Tuesday
May l, at his home, near Winfield, at
8.45 a. m, aged Sc years, 8 months and
5 days. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Emma Stanbaugh, two sons and
one daughter, Mrs. Chester Davis, near
Winfield; Sterling Stanbaugh, Dayton
Ohio, and Riley Stanbaugh, at home.
Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon at p. M, in Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. c.
II. Wagner officiating. The pallbear-
ers were e. S. Conway, c. V. Con
away, I. E. FrizZell. Joseph Zile, G.
w. Barnes and A. J. Stem. G.. NJ
Waltz. funeral director
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MILLERS.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lingg and
daughters, Ruth and Isabelle and son
Joseph. from Hagerstown, and Mr.. and
Mrs. HOratio BOrtner. Of Hanover, Pa. :;
Harvey Shaffcr and family and Clinton
Bortner and wife visited at the home
of William Hare last Sunday.
Miss Fannie Dell, of near Arcadia,
visited Miss Ruth Miller last Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Eortner and Mrs. Clinton
Borlner visited at Hanover one day
last week.
Preaching at the Church here Sun
day morning.
Charles Brown and George Iauer,
our hucksters. have purchased trucks.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Leese, of Mel
rose. visited the lattcr's sister. Mrs.
Howard Garrett. last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Brilliant and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Merkle, OF Manches-
ter. visited the formers son. Harry
Brilliant. and wife, last Sunday.
Raymond Martin has gone to Balti-
more where he has employment.
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Francis NJ. Upton, aged 6 months,
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmit B.
Upton, died " ednesday at his home
in Hampstead. Funeral services to-
day at the house, Rev. D. M. Dibble
officiating. Interment in Hampstead
cemetery. Pallbearers were Clarence
Seaks, Merryman Williams, Raymond
COppersmith and Coburn Vandaver. G.
" Upton & Son funeral directors.
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TAYLOR.

Anon Taylor died April 26, at Bay
view Hospital, Baltimore, aged 48
years He was a former Carroll
countian Mr.. Taylor was a member OF
the Shield Of Honor, J. o. U. A. d.,
Baltimore A widow, one brother,
Benjamin Taylor. of Finksburg; and
a sister, Mrs. John Spriggle, Of Line
boro, survive. Funeral services and in
terment took place Sunday at Wesley
M. e. church. Rev H. c. Hall had
charge of the services. The J. o. U. A.
NJ. order held services at the grave.
/, Pal nDbeaTeEs rwere Osborne Snyder,
Monroe Taylor, Thomas Buckingham,
Grant Dell, Martin Taylor and Edw
Davidson, all cousins of the deceased
C. v. Upton & Son funeral directors.
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Brooks.

Elmer D. Brooks. aged years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brooks, died
yesterday at FOwblesburg. He is sur
vived by his parents, sisters and a
brother. Funeral services will be held
at Pleasant Grove M. E. church, Sun
day. Rev. H. c. Hall officiating. G.. V.
Upton & Son funeral directors
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STATE WOOD.

Master Fuller Griffee Zentz spent
Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Zentz, OF
HoWardville.
Miss Alice CrisWell and little sister,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Girls
we'll, have pneumonia.
Public school No. 6 of this place will
hold an ice cream and box social in
Jr. O. T.. A. M hall on the evening
of May 10.
Mr. Cook and family and Mrs. Mel
lie Griffee and daughter, Carrie, of
Baltimore, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A. Barnes Sunday afternoon.
Remember the play, entitled The
Time of Your Life" to be given in Jr.
O. U. A. M. hall this Saturday evening.
Nav 5,
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NYeIltZ.

Mrs Elizabeth NJ Wentz, widow Of
the late Jesse H. Wentz, died at the
home of her sister, Miss Catherine
Markell. Hanover, Pa, yesterday, fol-
lowing an illness of two weeks from a
complication of diseases She was
aged 50 years, 6 months and II days.
The deceased was daughter of the
late Adam Markell, being born and
spent most of her life in the vicinity
of Manchester, Md.
She was a lifelong member of the
German Reformed church, Lineboro
Md. The deceased is survived by one
brother. and three sisters.
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Salem Lutheran Charge.

St. Benjamin 's-May 5-13U p. n.
Catechetical Class,at the church. p. N.
Preparatory services. Sunday, May G.
Sunday school 9 a. m. Holy Communion
10 a. m. st. John's-1. p. m, Sun
day school. 2 p. m, preaching. 7.30
p. m, reorganizing of the Christian
Endeavor Society. Stephen Traver,
pastor
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Sunday school 9.15 a. m. Preach
ing 1890 a. m, subject, The Other
Fellow" Junior Christian Endeav-
or, 2.3O p. m. Senior Christian En-
deavor, 6.45 p. m. Preaching 7.45 p.
m, subject, Love Your Enemies. u
William II. Hetrick, pastor.
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Carroll Reformed Charge.

Jerusalem, Bachman's VaIley-Holy
Communion 10 a. m. Preparatory
Service, Saturday, 2 p. m. st. Ben
iamin's-Sunday school / p. m. Dl-
vine service 2 p. m. J. w. Reinecke,
pastor.
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Rupp.

Evelyn, aged months, infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Russell Rupp, Of
Hampstead, died April 26. Funeral
services and interment last Saturday,
Rev. d. M. Dibble officiating. PAIL
bearers were Ralph Sharer, Ernest
'Houck, Chester Shoemaker and Walter
BoOse. {. V. Upton & Son undertak-
erS
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GnuntH commissioners.

A full board met on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, this week ana
transacted their regular routine work.
Yesterday the board went to Oak
land Mills to inspect bridge.
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With a high wind blowing, women
and children Wednesday afternoon
saved the southeastern section of Un-
ionville, from destruction by fire. The
fire, which started in the stable OF Mrs.
A. MI. Lugenbeel, in the heart or The
town.
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Marriage Licenses.

Frank B. Greenwood, Rock Hall, and
Grace b. Rice, Downings, Va.
Fred ". Pockltngton, Norfolk, Va,
and Mable Gray, baltimore