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". c. I. U. MEETING
ENTERTAINED BY MRS. JOHN I. ERE
INTERESTING PROGRAM GIVEN NElT
MEETIAG AT MRS. j. 0. BOWERS.

Mrs. John G. Erb entertained the
ladies' OF the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union at her home, West
Main street. on Thursday afternoon.
December 30th. At the appointed time
the meeting was called to order by
the president The Bible lesson, the
tZ1st psalm, was read BY Mrs. David
Cefman. The hymn "AIl Hail the Pow
or OF Jesus Name" was sung, led by
Mrs. Geiman az the piano. Mrs. d. f.
Shipley led the prayer. The Secre-
tary's report was read dnd approved
The Treasurer's report showed but
little money in the treasury, with sew
eral bills TO be paid. In order TO meet
their financial obligations the ladies'
have taken up the sale OF sweet choc-
olate, and hope that when the citizens
are called upon, they will respond
generously. II Is very well that this
organization does not often come be-
fore the public for financial assist
ance
/ A letter from the Florence Gritten-
den Mission, thanking the ladies Tor
the generous donation OF vegetables,
was read.
ATrs. shfpIey told of visit 10 the
free kindergarten school conducted
( by the State Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union on South High street,
Baltimore. High street Is the little
Italy OF Baltimore City, and In this
school there are 40 Italian and Liehu-
anian children Besides being 1anght
the first principles OF an education.
they are taught 10 be neat, clean, po-
lite. and orderly, and TO reverence
God as the giyer Of life and all good
+ things. They are also provided q
noon meal OF soup. bread and fruit
In the samo building there is con
ductea an Amsricauization school for
women, and an Educational Club for
boys, all under the management OF the
Women's Christian Temperance Tn
ION Mrs Shipley reported the needs
OF the kindergarten school NJ this
time, crayons. pencils. tablets, picture
bOoss and handkerchief.
AIra. Phllena Fenay was present,
aud discussed plans and probable ex
penses for entertaining the State Con.
veutlon in Westminster, October, 1921
The next meeting OF the Union VII
DC the last Thursday In January, 81
the home Of Mrs. John Bowers.
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Miss Nellie F'rinEcr. East Main
street. was taken 70 the Maryland
University Hospital, Baltimore. Tor
an operation this morning Mr HRTry
KINNEY took the patient in his auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles AdalnG. Easi
Main street, entertained duripB The
holidays Migs Clara Adams Mf. aud
Mrs. Harry Myers and daughter. Miss
Elese, AR. Gloyd Adams d raIti-
more, and Mr Hilbert fsaYsReiinas
Eikins. ~ va.
a message was received this morn
Ing by Mr Joseph l.. Mathiaa nart
Main street of the sudden death oi
his father-ln-law, Mr. Frank kale, "
Hanover. PA SIR Kale dropped dead
while at work about 13O this murnins.
Sir. aud Mrs Matthias lof Immediate
ly for the house Of Mr. ksio
Early Friday morning of last week
q house owned by Mr. Robert 6lst aud
occupied ~ Walter EutieF c0lored
near Spring Mills. vas burned 70 the
ground. Nearly all the cantuata were
ruved. The IRE started IN the attic
possibly from q defeClige iuo. The re.
Gec'iun N the Gre was seen In ih's
city
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WEDDINGS.
Hall

A pretty wedding took place at the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Brill.
hart Glen Morris. on Saturday. De
cefnber Is, when their daughter, Edna
r., was married 20 DR.. Arthur A. Hall
OF Corning, n. Y. Rev p. Wilson Quay
pastor OF the Lutheran Church, Rels.
terst0wn, performed the ceremony
The bride was attired In q travelling
suit Of blue peachbloom cloth, witt
hat and veil 20 match, and wore a cor
sage bouquet OF white roses. Only the
Immediate members Of the respective
families were present. Dr, Hall IS an
instructor IN the School Of Dentistry
OF the University Of Maryland, I'm.
rnedlately after the ceremony the
bride and groom lett for New York
and Corning.
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CARDINAL HOME
MlyED FROM SHRlYEaHOMEsTEAp Ron
DAY BY AN AUTOMOBILE S1COa
TRIP Wills IMPROVING.

=
For the frst time since December ~
when he was stricken after service
In st. Josephs Church, Cardinal Gib:
bons slept Monday night in his resi-
dence where ne has lived and worked
for many years. He was removed %
his home Monday by automobile from
the Robert T. Shriver home IN Union
Mills. Apparently he suffered very
slightly from the fatigue Of the jour
ney
Tho Cardinals physicians, Dr..
Charles O'Donovan and DR. G Louis
Wetzel. we're much pleased at the way
in which he withstood the fatigue OF
the trip. Although advantage had been
taken OF an unusually favorable turn
In his illness to bring him home. the
physicians were somewhat uneasy as
to the outcome. Due to the extreme
weakness induced even in robust
man by long sojourn in he'd, they
would not have been surprised II q
temporary setback had resulted from
the 35-mile trip. Only the ordinary re-
action OF slight fatigue occurred.
DIR. O'Donoyan and Or Wetzel be-
lieve that the easing Of the Cardinals
anxiety to be back in the home atmos-
phere that has grown dear TO him VIII
have beneficial effect on his health.
This desire has beqn expressed by the
prelate several times In the last few
days On one occasion he remarked 10
one OF the priests Of his household:
II want to be back al my Cathedral.
] would like to be back again among
the priests of my household"
The Cardinal, In a low voice, ex-
pressed his Joy at the fulfillme&t Of
these wishes as he was being carried
into his residence
The trip from Union Mills was start
ed at 1920 a. m, after a consultation
between Or, 0'D1npyan and Or Wet
zel, In the limousine OF Mr. Shriver
were the Cardinal glnd two nursing
sisters OF Bon Secours In other auto
mobiles were Bishop COrrigan, Bish~
op Denis ]. 0'conneil. of Richmond
the Revs. Louis r. stickney Albert r.
Smith and Edwin l. Leolard of the
Cardinals household. Mr., and Mrs
Shriver. Miss Madeline Shriyer and
Drs. 0Donoyan and Wetzel
The Cardinal was warmly wrapped
in comforts and reclined. virtually m
sitting position on the rear seat of
the limousine. When the automobile
reached the Mulberry street gate of
the Cathedral grounds, atretchcr,
which had been brought from Mercy
Hospital, was brought forward
About 20 pedestrians gathered as
the preiate was being carried into his
residence They stood back in re-
Rpectful silence during the brief Jour
mes.
As soon as the Cardinals presence
In the city became known callers bo-
gan 10 arrive at his residence. One Of
the first OF these was James r. Wheel
er, n friend of the Cardinal Of many
years, Mr. Wheeler was overloyed Is
the Cardinals return. He made no oi-
tempt 10 see the prelate, however. and
advised members Of the household n
maintain complete peace and 1ni
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Tnrmnr Clllzrn nrnNned

Frank W. shrlver. Of Phnadelnhla
native OF WeRtmingter, with three
friends. prominent Philsdelphians
were drowned on December goth IN
the Gulf of Mexico. near the port Of
C'hepkln on the coast OF fucatan,
when their small sailing vessel cap
sized The others who lost their lives
were d. Clarence 'GIilboney and John
4. Markley and his son, Lawrence
Markley. Glbb0ney was president 0i
the Law and Order Society Of Plila-
deiphia. and several times candidate
for the Offices Of mayor. district at
torney and sheriff lie was counsel
for Grover G. Hergdoll, the covocted
draft dodRer and fugitive from ius-
tice. Markley was promoter and d.
rector general OF the defnnct Inter
national Lumber and Development
/ Company, who was convicted in 1914
OF using the mails % defraud, Mr..
shrIver was son Of the late Francis
Shriver aud brother OF Edwin w
/ ghrlyer, this city. His mother was q
sister OF the late Joshua Yingling. Iie
attended the public schools of the
city and WIS student AZ Western
Maryland College. He went 10 Phiia,
delphia many years ago. and there
married as his first wife, Miss
/ Griggs. HH for a number o. years M
iled important business positions viii
the Griggs Carriage Works and other
pr0mlnent enterprises Of Philadel
phia. and was president 81 the Inter.
national Company. lie was about o.
! years Of nge. His father was for {
long time secretry Of the Mutual Fir.
Insurance Company Of Carroll Coun
~
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, RAasIA.E eEEsts, ETC.
Transfers Of Real Estate

George T.. Benson and wife 20 John
o. Benson and wife, acres, for $3.50.
George II. Hoffman and wife 10
Claud r. Holman and wife, several
lots, for $500.
Wade IL. d. warfeId and wife to
Milford d. shipley, 10000 square
feet, tor IS.
Milford D. shipley to George
Sehrade. 10000 square feet, for $3.50.
Addison g. Mckinney and wife 20
Frank Roth and wife, lot. for $1,000
Jesse Leatherwood and wife to OH-
car Baumgardner, acre for, $500.
Emily e. Brashear 10 Oscar Baum-
gardner. acres. for s375.
Annie r. b. Goodwin 10 william a.
Chonowith and wife. LOT for $500.
Edward r. Reindollar et al. 10
Samuel G. OFT and wife, $500 square
feet. for $500.
Lucy II. Lewis et al. 10 Israel X.
Phillips and wife. 94 Hcrea, for 5000.
Elias J Wagner aad wife 10 Ezra C.
Arbaugh. 2 lots. for $500.
Horace L. Shiplcy and wife 20 ChaA
" Barnes and wife. ~ acres for $40
John ". Esyler and wife TO Ann
Burman. . square percheS. for ss5.
Roland X. Diiler, admr. 60 Milton
V. r. Miller and wife. lots, for sT2h
Ezra G. Baughman and wife 10 Har.
yey>M Crosby and wife. i5 acres. for
$40.
Joseph W. Smith q al. to Margaret
j. Roop q al, iass, for so.
David c. Sullivan and wife 20 VIM
Carl johnson and wife, lots. lot
tii0O.
Harry D. Glover and wife 20 Walter
=. CrasgIner and wife. 25 acres. for
$40.
Edwin r. stonor and wife 70 Ben
ton ". sioner and wife, ilG acres. FOR
800
Hla Il. simpson to J. Francis
Rneo and wife. 1880 square feet for
500
Alice 81 Williams 10 Horace /.
Shiplcy and wife. ! acres. for s8
John Campbell and wife 70 George
J. G@tnlan et al. % aercs. Tor $4,000
Charles r Nyeriy and wife 10 Cleon
S Wolfe and wife. 2fO square r0oda.
for Slf00.
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smIIe. II onr Trnek rrenLIes.

We received letter from our
friend, Engineering oficef w A.
shriyer. U. $. Sub. Chaser No. 278.
Mare Island, Cal. formerly Of this
city. The letter is as follows
"My Dear Editor
= read with smiles the article IN
the Advocate in regards % the Re
public fire truck, and reels.
sTlfe fire truck seems 70 be rather
q Disgrace 10 our One record ag
speed
"We ali did carry away all records
with the old reels and can do Il again
II negeagary; although we are "a t.t
scattered over tho old world.
In fact I feel after the way that
old wagon has treated the good city
OF Westminster. I could make about
three knots more per hour IN tho har-
ness"
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amie

sira Dora A. Rifle. wife OF Charles
Rifle, near Walnut Grove, died az her
home, Monday. January 3, ased 90
years. months and IA days. She "
survived by her husband and the fol
lowing children Clyde W., Raymond,
orvflle. wilbur and Loyciin. az home
two brothers, Albert ANGEL, Of Taney-
town. and william Angel. of Illinois;
flse slaters, Mrs. Faura Hess, BUCK
eystown: Mrs. Annie Baker, Wood
bine: Mrs Ella Feeser, and Mrs. Ida
Flohr. OF Taneytown, and Mrs. Mary
Houck. near TaneytOwn. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday. Jan. ., AZ
the United nrethern Church, Harney.
by her pastor. Rev, d. ]. Marsh. In
ternncHt IN adjoining cemetery. g. Q.
FUSS & son, funeral directors.
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Mr. Albert Noodist sawyer pt As
bessOa, and Mins Isiiieo Edith shat
for. Of Westminster. aefe married on
Saturday evening, yannsry 8. % the
Methodist Episcopal psFsonage by the
Reverend Arthur g. Day
Superintendent Nentpaaen ni tbs
Nunisun Plant. ard NFs Fanfosscu
gave d dinner IN honor ~ the bride
and ErOosn. A their none III Asbestos.
on sunday afternoon
on Monday morning Mr and MIRA
Sawyer icft for an extended trip %
Fiorida and the West indies
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Papnt.Tesrhrr Members Invited 90
Ednrailonal NeclIngs

The January meeting of the Par
eni Teacher Association OF Westmin'
Ter viii be held ~ connection viii
the educational meetings 10 be held
81 Western Maryland College on PIT
day. January ~
The speakers who will address
theao meetings arc perauna % nation
al prominence ~ educational a1alrA
Tho noasd 81 Ednsa,lun of Carroll
County has sent 20 the president oi
the Parent Teacher Association ?
letter inviting the members to attend
tho meetings and avail themselves o
the opportunity 90 hear the edueH
tiunal situation % our county and
stnte discussed BY persons who have
made study 81 school conditions
throughout tho country
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Tpshur Lambert

Miss Eleanor T. Lambert. daughter
Of Or aud Mra 4 r. Lambert Of New
Windsor. VAS married Tuesday, De.
neulbar ~. - Mr. II deSuasaure u
t'pahnr .pf NassAWRdoE. Va. immpdl.
ately nf%r the ceremony which was
performed ln Norfolk Va Mr. and
Mrs. upshur lst foe 4 wedding trip
10 sumter. 8 e. After their return
they will reside at the home of ths
groom. Brownsville k,aRaawhdoK. VA
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KaIra ~ nIs AnlamphlIe

Mrs. Jonn 4. Adams, Hageratown
was apprised that her nephew. Har
vey Dern, lumber dealer, native OF
Union bridge, was killed New Year's
Day in Columbus. Ohio. when his
automobile. In which he and his wife
and two others we're returning homo
from BALL AZ the Columbus country
Club, collidcd with a taxi-cab Bot''
machines caught FIRE and burned
Mrs Dern and the other two ocon-
pants who were injured win recover
Dern, who graduated from 81, Johns
College, Annapolis, was buried at Co
lnnibua
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Mrs Amanda X. shriyer, wife OF
Robert &. shriver. died at her home IN
CSe1tysburg. Pa, December ~,
from diabetes. aged about SO
years. Beaides her husband she y
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Harvey
starner. OF Gettysburg: Mrs. BENJAMIN
bowers, OF Harney. Md; two brothers,
Samuel Heyser. Of Littlestown. and
BENJAMIN Heyser. OF Taneytown' Md
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Gnrner

Jasper c. Garner. aged So years. II
moutha and s days, died at bis home
near Mt. Union, Monday, January y,
lie is survived by his wife and the
following children Mrs Flprence
Garner, OF Frederick: John J. Garner,
Frank n. Garner, OF Westminster;
Misses Carrie l.. and Bessie Garner, at
home. Mrs. Paul Johnson, Weatmins-
ter: MIR. Holly r. Garner, q mission
ary In India. Scott X. Garner a
home, and G. o. Garner, OF Philadel-
phia. Funeral services were held
Thursday. January 6, at his home by
REV. v. X. Belts. assisted by Rev ".
=. Fnglar. lnterment in Pipe Greek
cemetery. c. o. Fuss & son funeral
director.
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Monday, January srd William n.
.CrumFine, surviving executor of Nil-
liam II Cremrtne. deceased. reported
Gale ol parannal pr1pfgtr
ienore uf administration on the
estate ~ George "A. Brown, deceased.
were granted unto ella " Brown. aho
received warrant 90 appfaiBe and an
order 10 notify creditors.
Letters Of guardianship 20 BiiE0sseth
o. Gilleian. Ruth a. 0illclan and
Margaret Z 0iilelsn, were granted
unto The Westminster Deposit and
Trug, Company.
John S Merry1nhn and Albert ~
Musgroye. administrators Of Joshua
Mcrryman. DECEASED. reported sale ot
personal property and settled tbe
nrn aud finai account
( Virginia Reese guardian ~ Helen II.
RScae. settled her hrri and 0nal ac-
count
Tuesday. january sth,--The sale Of
resi- estate of Hannah u HollenbauEh
deceased was finally ratiacd and con
fHmcd
The sale of real estate Of MARI $
Lynch. deceased, was hnally rati.led
and confirmed.
Roland r. Dilier, administrator d
/ b. a. c & d. 0i Hannah NJ Hosiet-
bapgh. deceased. aettled his hrHt and
hnal account
Letters of edtlinistration on the es-
tato OF Charles r. R0yston. deceased
were granted unto Nancy Rpyslon.
who received warrant 10 pppraise and
an order to notify creditors.
Maurice Green. administrator 81
\ William Green. deceased, reported
sale Of personal property and stttief
I his first and anal account
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irnsllon

Mrs Mary Catherine Grushon wid'
ow OF tho late elias Grushcn, former
~ Of Creagerstown, died az the home
az her daughter, Mrs. John 9. Miller,
near Tayiorsville. December 30, aged
about 70 yEars. General debility was
the cause. sha Is survived by several
children.
Funeral Sunday .sfternoon with
services in the Lutheran church.
Creagerstown, at | o'clock, Rev. z. A.
Ehiike officiating. Interment IN ths
adjoining cemetery
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John - Hess, died at his residence,
Union bridge, Monday, January 3,
aged rs years. months and II days.
He Ia survived 10y his wife and the
following children Mrs w. II. VII.
son. Mra. Aiex Grey, H. X. Hess. Of
Toronto. Canada. o. W. Hess, Of I'm.
ion Bridge. and one brother :. x.
Hess Of Canada. aud two sisters, Mrs
n 81 shrlver. and Mrs. Peter Graham,
81 Union Bridge Funeral services
we're held at the home " bis son, Wed
ncsday, January 8. by Rey Nicholson
Inierment IN Druid Hill cemetery
Baltimore. Thursday, January .. g
o. fuss 4 Son. funeral directors.
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on Thursday morning Derembpr 30,
IN the Methodist Episcopal Church. al
Crisfeld. occurred the marriage Of
Miss Katie Maddox. long popular
operator IN the telephone exchange at
sykcsyille, 70 Richard Bennett Jr. Of
Sylkesyilie'' Both the bride and groom
are well known hereabouts and host
of friends extend the heartfelt con-
gratnlations.
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Arrested for Non.suppert.

Howard Hoy. colored, was arrested
yesterday on charge Of non-support
by his wife. Marie Hoy. and was held
for the May term OF grand sury by
Justice Walsh. who found him guilty
Hoy lives with Mr.. Dennis Smith, a.
Wakefield. bis wife and three
children reside in Frederick county
near Union Bridge. Warrants for
Hoy's arrest were sworn out last 0e,
taber In both Carroll and Frederick
counties. Hoy was located AT Mr.
Smiths this week. lie Is held undel
u bond Of sl00 for his appearance be
fore the grand jury lie gave bail aus
was released.
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Emerson Montrose locknrd. son ol
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Ioekard, oi
near this city. died yesterday, aged
Ia years. II months and 70 days. be'
aides his parents. he Ia survived hy
tho following hr0lhers Lionel y.
Jesac A.. Reginald ~, James j., wan
chester and Carroll A. Lockard
Funeral services viii be held satur'
day. al Bethel church. leaving the
house al 10 n. m. 1nterment IN 40
Joining cemetery. +. a. sharrer 4
Son. funeral directors.
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Mascnhclmer EnrlIsh

The marriage cf siisa Ethei Harding
English. of ME Holly. VA daughter
or sir. and Mrs, john English, and
MF. Charles W. MasanhilaeF. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs VIM A. siaaenhimer, u
this city. took place at O'clock We'd
ncNday evening NJ the residence o.
the REV. DF. John weldleg. pastor o.
the Church " the Reformation iI
Waahlngton. y G. Mr. and slrs Aiaa
enhmer Will reside Ia Washington
for the present
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Mrs. Laura Barlow. one OF the best
known residents Of Sykesyille died
December 3u
Mrs. Barlow was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forsythe. OF How
ard County aud was about IS years
old. She leaves three children, Emer-
son c. harlow. Of Gather. William. Of
New York. and Mrs. Margaret Hobbs,
of sykesyille, She also leaves one
brother. Ora OF Brunswick
MrR. harlow was a devoted mother
and a fine christian character. She
had a host OF friends who will miss
her. hut the severest loss will fall up
on those Of the home circle. The tend
crest relationship EXISTED between
this good woman and her children
and they have the sympathy Of oil In
their afiiicti0n
The funeral vas held from st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church on sat
uriay January !, at .. m. conducted
by Rev. r.. o. Prltchett,
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Margaret E Arnold, wife of Charles
Il Arnold, departed December 20,
aged Ga years, 8 months and IL days,
Those Surviving are. Charlee 4.
Arnold, her husband. and son. BY her
first husband. son and daughter
by her last husband and grand
children. Her funeral was held on
wednesday 20 at her late residences
IN Patapsco, conducted by Rev. John
Fields. The Ladies' Aid Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church turned out In
d body OF which she was one OF this
eldest members. Her remains were
laid to rest In Sandy Mount cemetery,
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lI0Ward Null. son Or Mr. aud Mrs.
i. Frank Null. OF Taneytown, and Miss
Julia Wolf, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
p. J. Wolf, York, were married Dec. II
IN the parsonage OF ST. Matthew'S Luz
theran church. Tho ring ceremony WIS
performed By Rev. NJ. r. Hamshar,
pastor Of the church. They were unat-
tended. For the present they viii live
at tho home Of the brides parents.
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lease Henley

Miss fAliian L. Henlsy. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver g. Henley, Mt.
Airy. and Harry 4 Lease. soa II Mr.
and Mrs. RobeFt q. e. MaHe, Frgdr.
rick wefe autssiy saaFriFes on iAe4 sssg.'
Der "a NJ ihr parsonage ~ the Luther.
an church. ilagerGowR. pY tho pastor
Roy J. William OF The couple will
reside IN Frederick
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Clarence c Hurley. and BERTHE o
Watkins. both Of uHipn Bridge. we're
CARRIED IN the Methodist Episcopal
ssnruonagn December 2s BY Rev o.
Wrightson. Frederick The groom Ia
h store keeper
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Marion n. Green and Miss Blanche
siockBdalc. of Baltimore. we're mBr-
ripd III that city Saturday SIT Green
u formerly from sandyyille. hirn
Green ~ daughter ot Mr. No8h
Stocksdale. East Main street The
c0unlr viii reside ia baltimore
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Harvey u. Miller. Frederick. aud
Grace T. Brown, New Windsor, were
married al The Methodist Episcopal
parsonage December g, by Rey. } o
Wright son. Frederick
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Mary Edna Myers. daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Ernest Myers, or Tyrone.
died Wednesday, December 20, aged
years and months She Is surviy-
ed BY her parents and three sisters
All al home and her grandmother,
Mrs. Milton Hull Funeral services
were held Friday. December 3, &C
Daust Church by Rev Paul Yoder. In
tarment in adjoining cemetery G. o.
Fuss n Son. funeral director.
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Rarsten.

Charles r. Royston. aged G3 years
died st his home tn Hampstead on
Tuesday evening, December Is, after
4 lingering illness He was rural
mall carrier at the Hampstead Posi
once for many sears, having recent
" been placed on the retired list. He
Il survived hy his widow. two daugh-
tarm. Mra. y. q. suell. of EmnitsbNrg.
and Mra. g. III Jcrpne, or Weatmins-
ter, aud one son. Walter, ot Manchest-
er. n. u. iiis funeral was held At
his lats residence on Friday morning
Rev. s. ] Dcrr officiating, assisted BY
Rev ID. y. Dibble intcrment IN the
Hampstead cemetery. The pallbelr-
erH were Harry BiSler, DR.. q. T.
sapp. John +. taalotte, Frank Miller
~ =. Keefer and b. II Miller. Tipton
a son funeral directors.