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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
T4LKOFTHE TOWN

; Bargain in wash goods at Abbott's
Mrs. G. Angel of Randolph visite,
} friends in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Plumley D
Mortified, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bailey
of Wells River and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Brisbin were among the visitors In the
city yesterday.
4 Leslie Wilson, who was formerly o
resident of Barre, and who is now q
member of the Connecticut National
Guard, returned this afternoon to New
Haven, Conn. where he is stationed
after having spent leave of absence
of a few days at his home on Essex street
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William j. oliver and
children, who have resided several years
in Pittsburg, Pa, where the former was
employed as foreman in a retail mon
ument yard, returned to the city last
evening to resume their residence here
They were accompanied by Mrs. oliver's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I'll. Ken
nerson of Church street, who have been
passing few days in White River juno
ttoI. MI otttNrt cAPEtAs w bt ftiEdStu
in the granite industry.
Tag" fox TERROR of superior mental
attachments for dog, came to a ,io-
lent death in Perryyille on the Montpel-
Ter road yesterday when an unknown
motorist ran over the canine, instant
ly killing it. There was price on every
hair of the little terrier for his owner, Il.
ID. Field, superintendent for the Ma
tional Life Insurance Co., had been of
fered 800 for his pet. The dog was
summer visitor in the home of William
A. Mcleod. clerk in the Quarry Savings
bank, and between the terrier and its
adopted master warm attachment had
grown up. People near the Mcleod
home glimpsed the number of the car,
although the driver did not deign to
stop.
With many tourists as well as retail
monument dealers seeking its hospitality |
Hotel Barre is enjoying a most prosper |
Gus season and lately accommodations
Among the guests arriving last night |
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Francs of |
Conn, Mr. and Mrs. George |
A. Carpenter of Westmoreland, n. H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Huemiller of Mount
Clemens, Mich, j. j. Domke of Denver,
Colo, c. F. Aldrich of Colorado Springs,
Colo, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hickok, Miss
Hickok, + c. Hickok and Harold Todd
Of Burlington, C. A. Bronson of James
vile, Wis, c. r. Pierce of North East,
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Symons, Mr. and
Mrs. j. S. Symons of Dowagiac, Mich,
Miss Mollie Mason of Trenton, n j.,
sfr. and Mrs. John Leavitt, Mr. and Mrs
Y. NJ. Burgess of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas S. Sinclair of White River juno.
ion, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bailey and Mr..
md Mrs. f. Richie of Wells River, II ,
u. Spindle of st. Johnsbury, A. NJ.
3ucklin of Canaan, n. H.. Mr.. and Mrs. ,
J. E. Black of Boston, Albert d. jerks, +
George NJ. Bartlett of Mount Verpon, n. !
Z, w. j. Brown of Madrid, n. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
GR4NITEVILLE

Mrs. Thomas Geake and daughter anc
Mrs. Fred Harron and children are visit
ing relatives in Thetford Mines.
DIR. E. H. Bailey returned Tuesday
from Peaks Island, Me-, where his fam
lily are encamped
Miss Helen Carey has returned from
a two weeks visit with friends in Bur.
lington and Craftsbury.
Miss Mae McIver, who has been visit.
ing relatives in Fitchburg, Mass, re.
turned Tuesday evening.
Robert Aldrich, who is employed in
Hartford, Conn, is spending few days
with his parents.
Mrs. Rose Donahue, who was called
to Burlington by the serious illness of
Mrs. Edward Mcdonald, has returned
DIR. George MacIver, son of NJ. NJ. Mac
liver, has recently enlisted in the medi-
cal reserve corps of the United States
army and is at the Bedford camp in
Massachusetts,.
Miss Ella Earle has returned from
where she has been attending
summer school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
WILLIAMSTOWN

| Jason f. Martin has sold the Fore
truck that he has used for something
over two years to man in Barre, and
has bought new one of the same make
but with some improvements, through
the Perry Automobile Co. of that city
Mr.. and Mrs. n A. Cutler of Albany
who have been visiting relatives in War.
rem, are in town to see cousins of Mr.
Cutler, Mrs, Adna B. Downs and Mrs
Albert Dennison.
The ladies' aid of the VI. +. church will
meet with Mrs. w II. Hebsrd next Fri
day afternoon, Aug. "a
Something that might properly be
called a family reunion happened last
Sunday, when all the children of Mrs.
Ada Lasell of South Main street were
her guests. Those present included,
Marion, wife of 0rville Wslbridge of
this town, Harry, now employed at the
Palace garage in Barre, Mildred, wife of
George Dillingham; of Mortified. Mabel
Lasel. cashier for the c. f. McAllister
Co, William, clerk at Smith & Cummings
store, Barre, Horace, in the employ of
Ray Trip Of this town, and Francis.
similarly employed at farm work BY
George Dillingham; of Mortified BY
happy coincidence. Mrs Laselrs brother,
William o. Martin of White River June
ton, with his wife and two children,
were there on a visit the same day.
We hear it remarked that never be.
fore was there so much grass standing
at this time of year as now. This is
probably due to two things, the late
season and the very unfavorsble weather
II the past ten days.
The band is to go TO the quarry dis
.rict tonight to give a concert W H
Norris auto truck will be at the post !
,fice promptly at seven o'clock TO fur
fish conveyance.
Rev. and Mrs. Erwin W. Thurber. I
or several years missionaries Of the I
seventh Day Advent denomination in the .
Interior Of Mexico and later transferred .
O Cuba. are taking a well-earned vscs-
ion from their work and are the guests /
( II. A. Thurber.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
TALKOFTHETO TOWN
See Abbott's sal Of SOC wash goods.

See Abbott's sal of SOC wash goods.
Mrs. B. j. Lehigh of Franklin street
and her sister, Miss Amy Huggard o.
New York, have been passing severa
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. +. Huggard, in Brookfield.
Mr. and Mrs. George Colombo OF
Greenfield, Mass, are passing two week;
with relatives on Brooklyn street. Mr.
Colombo was formerly employed as a
brakeman in the yard of the Barre &
Chelsea railroad.
For the purpose of carrying out the
intent of the vote taken by the board of
civil authority for the abatement of
taxes to abate or rebate the poll taxes
of Barre men who enlisted in the United
States army or navy, relatives OF said
enlisted men are requested to notify the
city clerk of their names, SO that action
can be taken on them before the unpaid
taxes are turned over to the collector.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
TALKOFTHETOWN

We are specialists on candy and ice
cream. Barre Candy Kitchen.
To Rent Sept. Tenement on Camp
street; modern improvements. Apply tc
Mrs. Fritz jackson, or Morse & Jackson's
office.
Frank Jones, former well-known res
ident of Mortified, but now of Boston
is visiting with relatives in town for a
few days.
While attending the sale on waists at
the Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc, don't forget
to inquire the prices of new fall dresses
just received.
William Campbell left last nigh. for
his home in st. Cloud, MINI, after
spending a week as the guest of his
niece, Mrs. John McKernan, Is Mount
Vernon place.
Carpenters under the supervision of
j. c. DeBrune, who was recently award
ed the contract for paving South Main
street, are busily engaged in eresing a
permanent toolshed on South Main
street, preparatory to beginning the
work, which will be got under way in
a few days.
Miss Ruth Waterman of Washington
street, who has been employed in the
DR.. Jarvis office during the past three
years, completed her duties there yester-
day. Miss Waterman expects to leave
for Fitchburg, Mass, the latter part
Of the week, where she has secured
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A. E. Mehuron and granddaughter
Ruth, are visiting in Worcester, Mass
Weston Minor and Carl Murray Of
Montpelier were in town Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart of Wild.
wood, Ga, have gone to the Andrus
farm, recently occupied by William Pree
Paul Harrison has been guest at G.
D. Joslyn's and went Wednesday to his
home in New York for his examination
for the draft.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Martin and Miss
Anna Belle, Miss Julia Neill, Miss lila
Marshall, Charles, Herbert and Harold
Nell, went to Granville woods Sunday.
Mrs. +. H. Jones was in Waterbury
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert c. Gleason, Rob.
ert Montgomery and wife of Montpelier
were in town Wednesday.
The ladies of the Home circle served
about 90 at supper Wednesday.
Mrs Clarence Richardson of Montpel.
Ter is visiting friends in town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
W4ITSFIELD
Farm Association Arranges Picnic for
August 40.

The Washington County Farm asso
citation held meeting in library hall OF
Tuesday evening, TO arrange with thu
Montpelier Board of Trade for an auto
mobile ride and picnic on Aug. 30, tc
visit the demonstration crops in this vi.
cinity. The route is as follows: Cars
leave Montpelier at 10 a. M, coming
through to Waitsfield on east side of the
river, visiting demonstration crops at
Merrill Child's, d. R. Bisbee's, to Walter
Joslyns, where short speeches viii be
made, after which basket picnic dinner
win be served. Then the route goes TO
Duxbury, Waterbury, Guptill farm,
Shady Rill, Worcester, South Woodbury.
and Montpelier, The local committee of
arrangements is as follows: d. r. Bis
bee, George NJ. Jones. w. f, Jones, Mrs.
w. E. Jones, Mrs. E. H. Jones, Mrs. Clara
Miller. Montpelier people are furnish
ing cars for the local Board of Trade
and those interested in Montpelier to
take this ride.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
PLAINFIELD

The biggest show ever attempted BY
the Nellie Gin Players is Quincy Adams
sawyer Get seats in advance for Sat
urdsy nisht.-adv.
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WATERSVILLE.

There is a rumor that Watersville
Methodist church, which is an old
| land mark and has crowned the hill
| TOP for many years like a beacon
Dointing to on high, will be removed
from it's present site to one on lower
ground.
The Queen Bees" Misses Floro
Fleming and Anna Kroner and their
flock of Bees" met last SATURDAY
afternoon and were busily engaged
with their good work.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. AlonZo
| B. Sellman home again, fully recoN-
cred from a recent attack OF appendl-
pitts. =.
Mr.. John Zepp has been taken TO
: the Emergency Hospital, at Frederick
for treatment for appendicitis. we
wish him a safe recovery and return
to his family.
Mrs. Allen Griffin has recently re-
turned from an enjoyable visit 10
| Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Matthias visit
ed Watersville last Saturday alter
noon.
Three automobile parties from Bal
timore and Hyattstown, Md, friends
and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. James
Poole and family called on them last
Sunday.
A wedding of interest is the mar
riage of Miss Alice Virginia Selby TO
Grover Cleveland BroOking, which took
lnIace at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Selby, at SOM
| erset. Va. on May -. Miss Selby is
well known here and has the best
wishes of her friends for her future
! happiness.
NAV has been a myth, instead OF
balmv breezes, cold chilling winds
like March have prevailed, and there
has been frost and ice in some places.
The cold weather has greatly effected
vegetation. Grain and pasturage
looking very badly. The farmers
have planted large acreage of corn,
also potatoes and other crops and
NAV a kind Providence bless their Ell
forts with abundant yields.
DR.. S. r. Waters returned home last
Saturday after a pleasant sojourn of
two weeks in Baltimore. While rnere
he received special treatment for i'm
paired vision.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall, of Mt.
Airy, visited Mrs. Robert Se1lman
and family on Monday.
Miss Lora Lare called on Mrs. Rob-
ert Sellman on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wheeler visited
Philadelphia last week.
Miss Ethel Wheeler visited her Sis
ter. Mrs. William Hargett on Monday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fharney had pleasant
visit from her mother and sister, Mrs.
Mary Z. Englar and Mrs. Ida Snader,
of Wayncsboro, Pa, for several days
last week.
Mrs. Cordelia r. Warfeld, of How
.;3d county. visited her sisters, Mrs.
J.. T.. steele and Miss Mary England
IN Tuesday.
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STATE WOOD.

We are glad to report Mrs. Alfred
Barnes is rapidly regaining her health
after severe attack of pneumonia.
/ The W. G. T. t.. held an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Wheeler last Thursday. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Grace Spen-
GERS home June II.
Miss Jessie Matthews, of Reese
spent Sunday last with her sister, Mrs
Geo. Knox, of StateWOOd.
Levi and John Barnes. of Baltimore
su-nt Saturday and Sunday with their
mother. Mrs Florence Barnes, of near
StateWOOd.
Remember the ice cream and box
social in the hall Saturday evening,
May ~. Proceeds for the school.
MIR. ". d. Bush, Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs Melville \. Shauck spent Sunday
with Miss Olga Isaac, of Washington,
ID. E.
Mr.. Noah Bowers, of Shauck's
Heights, has had mis- residence painted.
Mr.. w. Frank Barnes, who has been
very i'll for the past number of weeks,
is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Myerly, of
Windie Heights, were visitors in our
village Saturday.
Mr.. Carroll Gardner, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lockard, of Statewood.
The Epworth League entertain
ment, conducted by Miss Isabelle Laut-
erbach last Sunday evening at Mt.
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal church
was very interesting and greatly en-
loved nv all present. Miss Annabel
Pardew was Organist for the occasion.
The following program was very cred
itably rendered: Voluntary, Miss Par
dew; hymn, All Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name" prayer, by Mr.. Knox;
announcement of topic, by leader;
scripture reading, Miss Lauterbach;
hymn, When Mother Prayed" read
ing, Celebrating Mothers Day." by
Miss Miller; recitation, Mother by
Elizabeth Palmer; solo, My Mothers
Prayer" by Mr.. Monroe; reading
The Meaning of the Carnation," by
Lillian Phillips; chorus, by some girls
swear the White Carnation;" recita
ton, Mothers Love-" James Elder
solo, Can a Boy Forget His Mother? .
/ Mr.. Lockard; reading, AN Engineer:
Warm Spot in His Heart" by Mis-:
FIurith Zentz; recitation, The Carna
ton" by Alice Haines; talk on the
topic, by Mr. Knox; hymn, Faith O
Our Fathers" offering; announce
ments; doXolOgy; benediction, by Mr.
Monroe.
/ Miss Annabel Pardew visited Mis-
Eurith Zentz, of Flag Meadow Farm
last Saturday and Sunday.
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MANCHESTER.

The Mems Bible Glass OF Emmanuel
Lutheran sunday school gave social,
Monday ,ening, May IA, in the social
room OF the church. A nice program
was rendered and enjoyed by the
large number present. Ice cream,
cake and coffee were served.
Rev. Wagner, pastor Of the United
Brethren church preached a sermon
to the members of the /. o. o. f., Sun
day morning, May 10.
Rev and Mrs. F. H. Blatt attended
the commencement exercises at Lam
caster, Pa, from there they drove to
Allentown, where on Sunday Rey.Blatt
filled the pulpit of Old Zion Reform
ed church, whose pastor, Rev. Sipple,
preached in Trinity Reformed Church,
of this town. Rev. Supple is a most
earnest and delightful talker. His ser
mon was greatly enjoyed by large
congregation.
Mr.. Edwin Lawyer, formerly OF
Westminster, but now living in Bal
timOre, paid a visit to his friends here
on Sunday last. He has not been here
for 20 years, and was delighted with
the many improvements to the town
since that time.
Miss Julia ROeder spent the weeks
end in New York,'a guest OF her Sis
ter, Mary Miss Mary Roeder has been
reaching in New York the past >
years.
Mrs. George Shaffer and children
are spending the week with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. William H. Shower.
Mr.. David Myers spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. B.
Lyers.
Mrs. Charles Warner, Of Baltimore.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hively.
Passion, the fifth episode Of the
t"Seven Deadly Sins" will be given
Saturday evening, May 10, at the Man
chester theatre.
Messrs. John Lynard, Carroll Henry
and Stewart Smith, three of our boys
serving with Company H, First Mary
land Regiment, now doing guard duty
were home on "a hour parole last
Wednesday.
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UNIONTOWN.

Miss Elizabeth Lewis, OF Western
Maryland College, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her new home, IN
Uniontown, with her father, Rev. r. X.
Lewis and family.
Miss Eliza Zollickoffer has recently
returned from a visit OF several
months to her uncle, Oden Snader,
and wife, of Waterloo, Ohio.
Miss Nellie +. VI eaver, OF Suffolk
Sanitorium, louisville, \. Y, is spend
ing her vacation at home. Misses Nell
lie and Loretta Weaver, MIR. and Mrs.
Carroll Weaver and daughter spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weaver. Mrs. Carroll Weaver remain
ed for few days visit.
Mrs Alice BrOugh is visiting her
son, Howard Brough, and family, OF
Baltimore.
Rev. w. Z. Saltzgiver attended the
funeral of his uncle, Mr.. Ed. VERT,
in Jefferson, ia, on Monday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Stultz anu fam
lily, of Middletown, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frances BOWersOX OIL Sun
day.
Mrs Julia Trite and daughter, Jen-
ME, spent some time in town the past
week.
Recent visitors at Rev. W. +. Saltz-
giver's were Mrs. Chas. Baily and son,
Raymond, Mrs. Lewis Amspacher,
Mrs Swami and daughter, Alta, from
hanover.
Miss Reba Stremmel, OF New Wind
sor, spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs. frank Haines.
Rev l.. r. Murray left ON Sunday
for Kindly College to attend the meet
ing OF the trustees and from there to
the General kldershlp in session at
Wharton, Ohio.
Mrs. G. W. Baughman is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Upton Cantner, of Hunt
ingdon, Pa, and will attend the Gen
eral Missionary. Convention at Wheel
ing, W. Va, also visit Rev. II. f.
Baughman and wife, OF keyser, W. Va.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school held its annual election the
past Sunday with the following re-
suit: Superintendent, NJ. A. Zollick-
offer; assistant superintendent, Solo
mon Myers; treasurer, B. l.. Cookson;
secretary, Melvin W. Routson; plan
list, Gertrude Devilbiss; first assistant,
Eliza ZollickOffer; second assistant,
Ruthellen Myers; librarian, William
.Segafoose, and assistant librarian,
Ralph Myers.
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MELROSF.

Quite a distressing accident occur
red on Sunday morning when the 3
year old grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Steiner burned to death. 1t
appears that the child lit some match
es in the bed room, his clothes ignit-
ing, and he was found at the foot of
the stairway nearly burned to a crisp.
A physician was hastily summoned but
the unfortunate little boy died soon
after his arrival 1t cast a gloom
over the neighborhood Interment was
made at Black Rock Brethren church,
on Wednesday last.
Miss Clara Dohmes, of Baltimore.
IS spending several days at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Zepp, at this
place.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Giesey, Jr.,
Messrs. Emanuel and Noah Sellers at
tended the funeral of the latter's cou-
sin, Mrs Sarah Ebaugh at Wesley
Chapel on Sunday afternoon last.
Those that visited at the home OF
hr. and Mrs. d. c. Leese on Sunday
last were Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Leese
and children, Curvin and Hilda. Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Hilbert, Of Taneytown
Mr and Mrs. Harvey Stonesifer and
Mr.. Harry Myers, of Littlestown; Mr.
Noah Yost and Miss Luella Wentz, OF
Melrose.
Misses Minnie Leese and Lucille
%entz spent Saturday evening in Man
chester.
MIR: Benlah Benkert received a let
Ter from his son OF Seattle, Wash.
stating the prices of the following
6oodstuffs: Butter 55c per pound, eggs
ooc per dozen, -four 1920 for 40 pounds
and potatoes $3.50 per bushel.
Tine Mason q Dixon Co. recently re-
Selved g. carload OF crushed limestone
which they have for sale for cement
Ing purposes.
Rr. Amos Sauble is putting down a
cement pavement.
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HOUCKSVILLE.

Mrs WEl Mcmillan, of Baltimore,
spent from Saturday until Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
w Rill
Miss Helen Harris spent several
days of this week visiting Mrs. Stan
ley Evans, Of Baltimore.
Miss Myrtle Tull and Miss Carrie
Doyle, of Baltimore, were guests of
their grandmother, Mrs. Lewis Lep-
pc, over Sunday.
Mrs. Magic Smith and Mrs. VIM
Harris are convalesing after hard
spell of the grip.
Mr. Noah W. Rill has purchased an
Overland automobile.
Tt. w. Buchanan and family spent
Sunday with their father, Mr.. VIM. A
Davidson, of Asbestos.
Mrs VIM. Gru1nbine visited with
friends at Mt. Airy this week.
! Mrs. Daniel Ebaugh, of Baltimore
was buried from Wesley church Mon
day afternoon at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah w. Rill gave q
dinner Sunday in honor of MIR. snl
Mrs. nj. Earl Rill, who were married
the past Saturday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Noah w. Rill, Geo
Hughes and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allgirc. Vim. Shaffer and family. Mr.
Harvey Rill and family, Mrs. Edna Nc
MILAN, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Leppo, Miss Lottie, Esta and
Fanny Dell. There were five genera
lions present. The great-great-grand.
children, the great-grandchildren, the
grandchildren, the father and mother
and son, no second husbands or wives
either. Who can beat this?
Mrs. Charles Bankard, of Westmin.
ster, spent Monday with her daughter
Mrs. r. p. Buchanan.
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SIMPLIFY.

Miss Mary ShipIey and Miss Goldia
Shipley, Of Central Carroll, and MIR
Warner Shauck. Of Gambler, were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. luth-
er Zahn.
Mr.. J. p. WiIhide and Mr.. Albert
Jordan were Sunday evening guests
of Mr.. G. NJ. Owings, near Nartields-
burg: other guests were Miss Nary
z. Owings, of Baltimore, and Miss
Myrtle l.. OWings, Of Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wagner had
as their guests Sunday Mrs. Emma
Zepp and Mr. Lawrence Zepp, of Car
rolIton They also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. Zepp.
Miss Myrtle 4. Iepp, Of CarrOllton,
is spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Zepp.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hughes enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. William Hughes
and sisters, Misses Mamie and Carrie
Hughes, of Freedom. In the evening
Hiss Carrie Hughes took Messrs.
Harry Hughes and William Hughes,
Misses Elizabeth and Catherine and
Raymond Hughes to Manchester in
their auto.
Mrs Alice Magin entertained Sat
urday and Sunday the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nit
ten, daughter, Ethel, Mrs. Morris Nit
ten, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Magin, Jr.,
and daughters, Althea and Pauline,
John Magin, Norman Magin, Bud Bank
ard, of Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rupert and son, William,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shugars and
daughters, Katheryn and Alice and
son, Harold, Miss Josephine Rupert,
Mr.. George Rupert, Earl Gibson,
Charles Rupert, Levi Zahn, Milton
Magin and others.
Your correspondent wishes to
thank those who remembered her on
May IS, with cards and other fond
membranes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Ward and Mrs
Alice Jordan spent Sunday with ~ela-
tives in Baltimore
Mrs. Walter EdmOndsOn had as
callers Thursday evening: Mr. and
Mrs Harry Wagner, Mr.. Charles Ma
gin and Charles Wagner. of West
minister. They made the trip in an
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zahn had as
visitors Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Tahn and family, Mr.. Levi Zahn. Lee
Davis, VIM. G. Caples and G. Washing
ton Caples, Frank Beaver and others