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RELLEvIEW

On the 9Th Mrs. Virgil Pratt return
Cd from a visit in Jacksonville.
Miss Eleanor Tremere returned
from Oveida, where she had been act
ing temporarily as station agent.
Mrs. Winton and children OF Bush
nell are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Weihe previous to joining Mr.. Win
ton at Wil;iston, Fla, their future
home. Mrs. Winton is daughter of
Mr.. Weihe.
On the 10th Belleview had its first
alarm of fire in three or more years.
n caused much excitement. The
town hall bell was vigorously rung
by Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Skinner. and
The M. e. church bell by Miss Bos-
worth and Miss Turner. There was
running by men and women and the
noise of the two chemical engiaes
passing through the streets. A large
volume of smoke was seen issuing
from the upper floor of the building
owned by 0. nj. Gale, opposite the
railroad station. The winter resi-,
dents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bannister, MIR.
and Mrs. Mason, had but short time
before vacated the rooms, and were
at the station waiting for the L: Ii
train. Mrs. Gale first saw the smoke
and told Mason, who ran across,
opened the door and despite the SUI
locating smoke threw water on +he
flames which in height nearly reach.
cd the ceiling. Other hep soon ar
rived and helped put out the fire. 1t
was found that the fire started in
the woodbox in which was paper and
wood. In the box was also box OF
matches, thought to have been knock
cd accidentally off the shelf at tie
time the tenants left. Some of the
ceiling and curtains were burned
There being city water on that floor
was great help in extinguishing the
flames. Damage from smoke and fire
covered by insurance. 1t was fortu-
nate the fire was soon discovered ana
the doors and windows being closed
prevented a draught, otherwise there
being strong breeze the building
and the fine residences of Mrs. Sam
Aillican and r. L. Sumner probably
would have been burned, although
eur chemical engines in the past have
saved number of buildings and paid
the town well for buying them, al
though doing so met with opposition.
There always are kiekers against i'm
provements that cost money. They
are opposed to progress. are 200
years behind the times, are Rip Van
Wrinkles, are out OF step with the
march of improvements and need an
awakening.
Sunday DIR, B. NJ Tanner preached
at the NJ. e. church in the morning.
Mrs. Lola Crandall sang as a solo
the Harvest Song. A quartet sang
Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters"
Rev, Mr.. Wrighton of Ocafa preach,
ed at the Baptist church at 2:S0 ..
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Two autos with people cam,

m. Two autos with people came
from Ocala.
Song services at the Methodist
church in the evening. Mrs. F. r.
Wendell and Miss Irma Wendell sang
a duet. Mrs. Louise Weihe sang ct
Is Well With My Soul" assisted by
a quartet.
Mrs. Geo. C. Grunthal and son, Ed
ward Armstrong are spending a week
in Orlando.
A. T. Thomas, owner of the rock
crusher at Santos, is shipping away
the crushed stone.
On the 9Th F. F. Wendell and Roy
Freeman caught q trout and speck.
led perch at Eastlake Weir.
On the 10th Mr.. and Mrs. Hess,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
French, left for Charleston, 8. c.,
which they intend making their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. Adeline 8. ]. Nelson, Of God
dard, Kans.. has sold to Lewis Tyren
8 lot of Hopkins and Gale sub-divis-
ion at Smith Lake.
Mrs Minnie Crandal1 of Fruitland
Park is visiting Mrs. Matte Jones.
The night of the 18th Mrs. Crandah's
former Sunday school class gave har
a reception at Mrs. Jones' house.
There were quite number OF chll-
dren and grown people present. The
evening was very pleasantly passed.
Belleview Lodge No. IS, r. & A.
NJ, the night of the 10th went to
the Masonic lodge of Wildwo ID
where the Fellow Crfts degree was
worked on an entered apprentice
from Belleview. The brothers of
Wildwood furnished refreshments
and cigars.
On the 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Hull and child left for their home
in Dansbury, Conn.
On the 18th Mrs. T. w. Pope aad
daughter LET. for their home in Ely
ria, Ohio. Mrs. Pope is sister of
Mrs. E, S. French.
At citizens caucus held the night
of the 18th the following persons
were nominated, viz:
For Mayor-O. NJ. Gale.
For Clerk-Rev. ]. L. Jones.
For Treasurer-Rev. ]. L. Jones,
For Assessor-W. F. Abshire.
For Collector of Taxes-L La
Grand Hopkins
Ali for one year.
For Councilman-Henry Shaw, 7.
t. Hames. Both for two years.
On the 18th Worry Fitzpatrick and
John Harrill and mother left to visit
friends in Alabama. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
is SO years old. He was good Con-
soldier, enlisting in Alabama.
He was severely wounded during the
war.
On the 14th Mrs. Sarah F. DOoIit-
tie, 81 years of age. fell on cement
walk and was rather seriously injar-
ed. No bones were broken, but she
received a severe shock which con,
fined her to her bed Mrs. Matte
Jones and DR.. Tanner are caring for
her.
On the 18th Freeman Hames, s,l-
der who had seen service with The
fighters in France, arrived home and
was warmly greeted by relatives and
friends. He was in good health and
had not been sick or injured during
his absence. He first enlisted in the
End Florida regiment, which was fed,
eralized into the 124th infantry, 31st
division; later transferred to the 41st
division (Sunset division)); later
to the 9th division New
York;; wears a badge of the New
York division on his shoulder; has
service stripes on his arm; did not
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Thirteen thousand pounds of fine
sponge were shipped last night to
England. Just figure these at FIVE
dollars a pound and see how much
money this single shipment viii brin-
to Tarpon Springs.-Tarpon Springs
Leader
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spellbound in attention to the recital
OF his experiences to the last word.
The Mcintosh people extena an In.
vitation to al within reach to come
to these services and receive the ben
eft of the preaching of fearl, 3
man.
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II the town of Perry is half as at
tractive as one gathers from reading
the Taylor County Herald. no wonder
1t is growing.-Tampa Tribune
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Try this for CONSTIPATION

Keep the bowels on schedule time
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills, the
system freed from poisonous wastes,
the complication clear, the stomach
sweet, the tongue uncoated, the breath
untainted- Mild yet positive In action.
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16 hands high, weight 1900 pounds
Would trade for smaller mule or me-
diu msiZe mare. Address Lock Box
a. Roardman, Fla-4-1S-4t.
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Ladies' and Children's Dresses.
Full line of latest styles and popular
sizes. Come in and see them.
3. GoLDMAN's, oeala.-4-+tf.
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ACCOUNTANT1Expert bookkeeper
owning property near here. and
wishing to develop same, desires po-
sition in ocala or Summerfeld. Sys-
tenn, P. o. Box S2S, Mobile. Ala.-4-4-St
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STRAYED- From my place s miles
southwest of Ocala, one bay mare
colt, IL years old; blaze face, white
left hind foot. Also one dark colored
horse mule colt, white nose, IL
years old. Last seen at old Agnew
phosphate mine going north. VIM
pay anyone $40 for taking them up
and notifying me. F. G. Bull. Route
A, Box Is, Ocala.-4-18-1t"
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FOR SALE-White Spanish Peanut
Seed, selected stock; shelled ready
to plant. II IL cents pound. Model
Dairy Farm, Live Oak, Florida -4-4-4t
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FOR SALE-Residence and eight ana
one-haIf acres of land IN Cltra. FiA
Under fence. pear orchard, peaches
and grapes on premises. Residence
cost over $4,000. For quick sale wall
take $500. Title perfect NJ. NJ Ldt
tls.-1-l0-tf.
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IOST-A mouse-colOred mare mule.
with white stomach, weighing about
nine hundred, in good eondltlon. LID
eraI reward. Notify t. Z. brant'
Box 40I, Micanopy, Fla.-4-4-St-
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FOR SALE-Early Speckle Velvet
| Bean Seen, sound and frst class.
Supply limited; very scarce; $500
per bushel. Check with order. Mod
ell Dairy Farm. Live Oak, Florida
4-44t
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No beer. no work. win probably
subside into near-beer and near-work.
Herald.
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DEATHS
Myers

y. Riley Myers. died at the Mercy
Hospital, Baltimore. Tuesday, March
II. aged So years. 2 months and q
days. Death resulted from "a COM
pllcation Of diseases following an
abdominal operation. He Is survived
BY his widow. his mother. hrs. Sam
uel Myers. eight children. Anna Z.
Myers, Samuel A. Myers, Thomas D.
Myers, james /. Myers, William r. NY
ers. Joseph II. Myers, Mary I. Myers
and Helen ?. Myers; and three broth.
ers. Frank = Myers. of this city, Philip
Myers OF Philadelphia, and Charles
Myers, Of Nevada. His body Wag
brought to his late residence, North
Center street, Wednesday evening.
Requiem Mass IN charge of Rev.
Father MeGuigan Waa held Friday al
9 4. m, at ST. Johns Catholic church
and interment made In adjoining
eemaiery. The pailbearera were E.
Gioyd Lynch, Herman Il. Dinal,
,Leander Matthias, Price Goodwin.
John II. Cunningham and I. Abner
Parke F. !. SharTer & Son funeral
dIeoIorB
Mr.. Myers followed as N occupa-
tion the lie insurance business, and
Wa one Of the best posted insurance
men In the state. lie had , score Of
friends who express their sincere
sympathy 10 his family In their loss.
Two OF hIs sons, Samuel :. and VI
liam II, Myers are members of the
18th Machine Gun Battalion in
France.
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TAsEYNMA

Mrs IN i. Baldwin and Two
children. Of WHizhtssIIle. Pa. arc
tha guests of her parents. Jas, Haogh
nd wIfa
Mn. larry Anders. d Roodzboro.
spent Thursday at with her dznEh-
Ter. Mr.. Douglass johnson.
Mra. Charles : KsennY moved TO
her ne home asat Woodsboro this
Heek
Capt Aaurlea Nsntz and wife. OF
Llnsboro. apeHt several daya lasi Heak
Eith hi uncle. Calvin T. FrinKsr. and
HIfe.
Hiaa nora Miller. Of Raynezboro
zpsnt the weeks end With her sister.
Mra. To- baker.
Mrs. Ioa. Smith spent from Ezlar-
Iay until Tuesday With Albert HeuRsr
and family and other friends In Har-
HIHburE. "a.
Mrs IN. Paine and Ars. Elmer
black. q Thurmont, apaul some Tine
Nth Z. {. 9anarhammaF aud HIfe
Prof. Harry :. Ecker and Hlfs
moved rum the MrA {. May Fonke
house u his recently purchased home.
.. ]. sIoassifer.a property on George
street On Saturday. Ell i Duttsra is
occupying the house vacated b Ir
Ecker.
Carroll {. Heaz. wife md daughter.
Ellen, spent Sunday with Norman X.
naumgaEdner and wife.
Aiss ETsglo. q HaEeTHIown, spent
The weeks end EIIh j. Thomas WantE
nd We.
Ralph Lease. RIfe and zon and Hiss
Iona Small. Of Hanover. spent Sunday
9TH HHH u J. March
Mrs. i. c. HHendle md daughter.
Mildred. spent Saturday n Hanover
Misa Mildred remained until Sunday
evening.
Miss Helen Trimmer and Oscar
RIfe. Of Hanover. lDenI the weeks
end with her aunt. MrH. Harvey 0It.
Mrs. Lizzie Zepp and daughter. Hiss
Ysstas spent the weeks end with Mlas
Laura Matthias. of LlttleHIoHM
Harry Foreman and NIfe, of Ian
oYsr. spant Monday with :. s. Bower
nd wife
Vim. Renner. slfe md children,
Erma and Fred. and Mra. Sara Nnll
attended : family reunion and dinner
given b. Mrs. David Henner, OF 1t
Ilestowp. IN honor OF her sons. John
and Roy. who have lately returned
from the service Of Uncle Sam. The
former from over sea, an1 the latter
from camp. Al the children and
grandchildren Wero present twenty
three n all. : sumptuous dinner
.as served.
Mas Alice MornIngstaT. OF HaIti-
more, i the guesI Of her brother.
Clyde MorningstaT and WIfe.
Miss Emma l. neayer attended The
funeral n Westminster on Tuesday Of
her aunt. MrB. !. :. ReaHer.
Walter FringHT has accepted q
temporary position during the spring
rush EIIn the TaneytoHn Savings
INK.
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The residents OF Manchester and
surrounding districts held : meeting
at Hotel De Stick. IN Saturday even
ing. March 5. at s o'clock in Manchez=
ter for the purpose Of organizing the
citizens for obtaining a better road
from Baltimore and Hanover pike 70
Maple Grove. a distance OF - miles.
This road i in bad condition and
Maple Grove Is grain. feed
and coal market for the far
merH and dairymen. The people
have been asking for q better road %
this market. A large gathering oI
people interested VS. present. The
meeting wa called 70 order by =.
Jacob Rupp. president; 1t. II. =.
Keller was elected chairman OF The
meeting TIE ways and means were
well talked over, - to the Ind d
road needed and after quite : lot d
tai It was decided . ask Ior = soIId
stone road. heavy stone bottom, lime
stone top md properly graded and
surfaced
Rnnp and seconded b VIM. Keek thai
all citizens interested in having this
road built should act ~ O committee
70 appear before tn County Gommla-
sionsrs on Monday. March i. at q
O'Clock. at he Court House. West
minister. an ask sd commissioners
TO have ths road but this year,
No other business the meeting
closed subject TO ealI Of the president
and ehairmaH. ~
Ws ask II IntnrseIad 10 b present
With this delegation no ~ make :
gre stand I'd demand TO InIs re-
10 = built u
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ser,Iee Station for Tricks.

Herman Dorm 1 Sons, distributors
of FireRtona Truck Tires N BalII=
more city. I'LL shortly open = Fire
El0ne service station. In WeHtmlnH=
ter. I'd, On Liberty street. near Main.
opposite tn Farmers Supply Co.
: hydraulic pre- and IL other
equipment necessary 10 eon1Blete :
ffrHI=6laak service station III be IN
stalled. and the Station vii De ready
for business the fir Of nexI month
No longer Hill II be necessary for
Westminster truck operators TO haze
Their trucks driven into baltimore
when they re In need uf IIFes.
The shop will be IN eharge OF men
qualified II handle work eeonomI-
caiiy and efficiently.
i eonlJleIe stock Of every type and
size of truck tire will b carried.
ThIs eliminates those expensive de-
lays which are oeeaaioned BY truck
tie=nps.
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SCHOOL BAzAR
A SUCCESS.
RECEIPTS AMOUNTED TO sit26.1O,
EXPfaCEs s3s4.55, LEAVING CLEAR
762.i5.

The Parent Teacher Association OF
Westminster desires 10 extend It's
most hearty thanks and sineerest
appreciation 70 the pebble of Vest
minister and vicinity who 20 splendid
y helped with the bazaf. oyster sup
per and country store held IN the
IIremenls building last week.
That It was - great success IL
duo To he fine cooperation o. our
people. The finest spirit OF harmony
md good will waH manifest through
ont the week md there we're moro
volunteer helpers than could Be used.
Il shows the interest felt for our
public schools md bespeaka a better
day for this greatest Of American
institutions and for the coming gem
Grafton
The crowd present eaeh night tax
ID to he utmost the capacity Of the
hall. ! most excellent supper Ras
served and thoroughly enjoyed.
great credit fof the excellent manner
n which Ill W managed and each
md al Eere uuIirinE IN their efforts
10 please.
A NET profit o. s7s2.Ib vas realized.
uHtAlAsa statement O. ne purposes
Ior which this money I'll be used
Kill b given later.
A lpfIzs Of = picture 10 hanE on
heir cIazs room vas offered - the
Grade selling Ii most ucketa and
EaH Hoa by eIasa 81 81 the high
school.
A liz Il the receipts and exnendi-
lures follows:
RoeaInIa--caHH contributions 80. o.
7a. ST. supper tickets old by pupils
4il3b0. cash sales. zgs2f5. Total
zII2G7n.
ESipeaHes.-- Rent m hall. 5000
chickens. 1917 pounds. n Is cents,
ss70a. celery. 80. han. Sc pounds
II IS eenis. ice cream. 3 gallons AZ
1i.75 and cone. $500 bread and
rolls. Ezgs; oysters, = gallons az
$50 , gallon. .1IIz70. Kitchen help,
IIe.25. total IafIb5.
Total receipts sii2g.71. and Total
expenses a3G4hs. net profit. t7gz.15
Outside of the above all and every
Thing else W contributed ana a
IIHi Of Hueh articles would al this
page Practically every one ap-
Droachsa made generous e0nIxIbu-
lions q provisions and materials zud
The success of he affair ia largely
dne To IhIa llbeTziIiy o. our people
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MANCHESTER.

A very enthusiastic meeting was
hold Saturday evening, March s, at
the Hotel de Stick 70 organize : move
to better the condition of tne road
leading east from the Baltimore turn
pike 10 the Maple Grove Station on
the u Nj. z. r. This road Is about
one and a half miles from town and
IOne and one half miles long. Jacob
Rupp. Sr., presided. Dr. H. II. Keller
was chairman. After quite 3 lengthy
discussion IL vas decided that = della
CATION should go before the County
Commissioners Monday. March II and
ask 70 have soIId stone road
built IN 1919. Quite = number OF
gentlemen obligated themselves tn
furnish stone and do hauling free Of
charge. Mr.. William Kreba, owner
OF the warehouse at Maple Grove will
subscribe $500 toward The worE. The
following gentlemen we're among
those Interested Mazars. William
Keck. Fred Graf, Charles KeeK. Hal
ton Sullivan. Brilliant Bros. Harry
Warehime, John DIehI. William Mar
kie. Harvey Smith, William Hortner.
J. e FrankfnTter.. Thomas shafier.
Clayton Black and Clinton :. LIppy.
Nr. and hrs. Harvey Rhodes en-
tertsiued about 10 guests Last Friday
night # their hospilable home. about
one mile wet OF town. Tha affair
was for the benefit Of the social
clubs ri the Ladies' AId soeIsty Of
TrinIIy Reformed church and vas :
most enjoyable evening Music aud
social pleassntries entertained the
guests Refreshments Of sandwiches.
4aE
coffee were served. MrH. R9uIsa II
an active worker of the clubs and =
member Of the choir Mr Rhudsa has
been an officer in The church for
twenty years They are always
ready to further the work 81 the
church.
Mr.. George 4. Grouse aud aaugh-
ter. hrs. II. 7. J, I.aMeito. anH visit
ing Mr and IN. II J Hawk md Mr.
Edwin Grouse. Of Reading. P Mrs.
HaxE has bean III since December
Mr.. Emma Payne. of NJ Ladies'
Manor. Baltimore county. aO.nI the
past NO weeks at the home n her
sister. Mise Fannie Z. Ross.
Mr.. Frank s1aok's aala waz largely
attended and most things brought =
fair price. Chickens old for = cents
a pound. NJ. Slack and family will
move 10 Arlington. The hone Waa
bought by NJ Jacob Herhims. II.
Sterling Brown. zon Of HT. and
Mr. David Brown. arrived home
Monday evening frum NeH fork.
where he had been stationed EAs past
two KeekH. He is looking ne and
with = wonderful experience. while
doing sstlye dutY at he front during
the haTd drives Of lHzI summer.
QuIIH 4 number q fllglaEz Will
take place sIlhin The next = days.
1ysnIsn service eyeTY Tuesday night
during Lent n the Reformed church.
Re- : H. nlalt. pastor
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SEVENTH GRADE ExER-
CISE n ARMORY
Of ALL SCHOOLS N CARROLL COUNTY
COMBINED COLORED SCHOOLS IN
WEsTnlASTER-TO INVESTIGATE CUT
TING DOWN TREES At MOUNT AIRY
SCHOOL.

A regular meeting of The 2oard of
Education was called to order IN the
Office of the Board OF Education at
1890 q. m. on Wednesday, March s..
All members were present but Com
missioner Feeser. The minutes Of
the previous meeting were read and
approved.
All bills presented for the approx
al OF the board we're ordered paid
The teachers salary schedule vas
revised 30 as TO raise the salaries OF
al elementary and high school teach
ers. The increase being subject TO
The approval OF The Board of County
Commissioners.
IN response to the application Of
the patrons OF the Mexico School II
vas decided thai no action be taken
IN regard to the improvements until
investigations could be made and
costs determined. Superintendent In
ger and President WanIz were ap-
pointed as a committee to confer
with the people OF thai community,
and to make q report n the next
meeting.
supt. unEer was authorized TO
carry Into effect the plan OF holding
4 combined commencement exercise
Of all the Seventh grade pupils OF Car
roll county in the Westminster
Armory IN the month Of June.
Attorney Clemson's report on the
George 9oodmanss estate was sub
mitted 10 the Board aud approved.
The report Is N follows.
The final administration account
has iust been passed In the Orphans
Court Of Carroll County BY said ad-
ministraIor and shows estate for
distribution of s554 20 out Of which
he administrator paid 10 the Hegig-
ter of Wills for tho State OF Mary
land the collateral inheritance IL Of
: per cent or s27.7l, leaving net bal
ance to your board OF s626bs, which
amount I now hand you per enclosed
check 10 your order b. WhitelOck.
Deming I Kemp of date of the 10Th
INST. drawn on he National HanE OF
Commerce OF Baltimore.
George Goodman. from whose es-
tate this money came, vas a cnlorad
man. who was for many years EN-
Dioyed b. Miss Nhiteloek. OF sfKas-
vile.
Requests for contributions for he
ZA#HO#H= #AatNE27Z AANsAA AAAN A3A#2#
Ing schools we're presented. Tie
Board contributed 80 10 The amount
raised In each eaae
LeIster.s. LettIa Neudseker. maps
80.
R1dgeYIIle. Mary l.. Smith. play
apparatus $40
Union Street. eoiored. ada II. Fnl-
Ton. library $40.
Il wa decided that as Hampstead
has nov raised 300 1t b given 30
additional TO the sum already grant
Cd.
II has been decided advisable md
necessary 10 combine he ooIoHed
schools IN Westminster. and organiz-
ing them in graded school on Union
Street.
Commissioner Glover xas author
led TO investigate the cutting down
of the trees on The property in Mt
Airy leased from the d. : o, Com
pany for school purposes.
The Board adjourned a 100. zub-
Iect TO call 6 Superintendent unEer
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RazsT,

Viola " Raayer. sife Of Upton :.
HeaTeg and daughter Of tha late VI
liam Reese. died II her residence.
East Main street. Sunday. March . ns-
aIdeH her husband zhe is survived -
three daughters. MIases Mary and
Elizabeth Hsayer - home. and Mr.
james ID. Mitchell She aIao Leaves
the following brothers and sister,
Ma MARY Z. Reese. Mra George :
Miller. John J. Reese. William i
Reese and Eugene Reese. Of this CITY
Orlando and Vernon Reese. Of BaIII-
more. and Dr. Harvey 5. Reese. D
WaYland. 10. Funeral services n
charge OF lev William Il. HetrIeE
Were held Tuesday. March Iith 1t
=. n. AT her late residence md inter.
mant made N Westminster cemetery
The pallbeaners wee John ]. Reese
Orlando Reese. Vernon Reese. Eugene
Hesae. William d Reese md George
4. Miller. :. A, sHarrer ( Son fun
eHaI directors.