Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-03
GENERAL NEWS Of
COUNTY TOLD BY
CORRESPONDENTS
GALESVILLE

occupied the pulpit on Sabbath day
We had expected his arrival on the
fret Sunday in June. so were gem
orally pleased at an earlier COM
ing
We learned our preaching service
for the FIRST quarterly conference
Will be held In the evening. COM
mencing at o'clock Judging by
the first discourse delivered on sun
day we will surely become a grow
ing church with a man of much in
telligence and spiritual strength as
preacher and teacher. We hope our
people will fill the church 10 its ca
pacity and that one and all may unite
in upholding the efforts OF our pas
tor. Rev. Mr. Jones reached his home
az Owensyille with his family on
Wednesday the 2Gth where he occu-
pies the manse which had been put
in order for his arrival
We would like 10 call the attention
of our County Commissioners TO the
condition of the county pier. Large
boat loads Of gravel have been dump
ed on the whole front OF the pier
making IL impossible for passengers
or boats reaching the decks without
climbing over the big piles OF dirt
pier. greatly endangering the safety
OF those who are unable TO walk over
such obstruction with any degree of
comfort or safety. II the pier was
intended for the uS' Of the whole
county. we believe there should be no
monopoly OF the benefits accruing from
such allied interests, but that the
equal rights of every citizen and tax
payer should be recognized and en-
forced. The present condition OF the
pier is not the only occasion when
great inconvenience has been ex-
perienced. and we hope we may soon
enjoy the use OF the same without
danger to life or limb.
Mrs. r. w. Weldon left town on
Monday for an extended visit to her
sister. Mrs. Ross in York. She will
also go to Washington before her
return to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glover en-
tertained their son Allen with his sis
ter Helen for the holidays. They
were also accompanied by their
cousin
Master Hartge Fifer spent the
week end with his grandparent,
Emile Hartge lie is attending Poly
technic at Baltimore and is making
fine progress in his studies.
on Saturday Mrs. Charles Benning,
Sr.. visited her brother, William
White, who is extremely i'll, suffer
ing from a paralytic stroke.
Mrs and Miss Helen Wilkinson, of
Baltimore. visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Silk for the week
end.
Mrs. Karoline Kolb entertained
many of her Baltimore relatives at
her home on Main street. Among tho
guests were her sons, Dr. Henry
Kolb. and Emile Kolb. with their
families. Mrs. Fred Kolb and her
daughters. Misses Louise, Doretha.
Mildred. all of Baltimore.
A large house party filled the home
at Ivy Lodge for the weekend. Lieu
tenant George Montgomery, Mrs.
Montgomery and Miss Charlotte. their
daughter: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur For
roster with Miss Ruby; Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Forester. Miss Edith
Barnitz. Robt Butler. and Lawson
Wagner made up the party.
Lieutenant Montgomery, who was
stationed at Honolulu for several
wears before the World War. express
ed himself as finding the climate here
i'm our little village. as nearest re
sembling the perfect climate of the
Hawaiians of any he had known since
leaving there. The Lieutenant was
having his first vacation of a few
DAYS since his return from overseas.
and was as delighted as Il boy at his
great. good luck in fishing, having
caught twenty-six large FISH in about
three hours. The party expects TO
spend the Fourth in town, and all
intend to show us they too can make
big records at fishing.
We extend our congratulations to
our friends. Mr. and Mrs. a. W. An
drews. of Shady Side on the advent
OF their infant daughter. May long
and happy life be theirs.
We sent to press too late last week
10 announce the dance TO be given at
the Hall by the Improvement Asso-
citation on Saturday. June 5th. Good
music is promised and it is hoped
a large crowd will be in attendance.
Miss Charlotte Hartge is in Balti-
more visiting relatives and friendc.