The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Albright left
this morning for their home in Lake
land, Florida, after having spent the
summer months visiting relatives in
Oakland and points in West Va. They
were accompanied home by the latters
mother, Mrs. E. Falkenstein.
Mr.. and Mis-. Fred T. Martin and
family are now occupying flat n
the j. C. johnson building on Third
and Oak Streets, having moved from
their home on the corner of Fourth
and Oak streets, after having recently
sold the same to the official board Of
the M. E. church of Oakland.
Beckman Brothers, of Swanton,
have entered claim against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. for
the amount of 1915. This amount is
to cover the loss sustained when
two horse road wagon was struck by
a train on the Crabtree crossing near
Bloomington a short time ago, and
two horses were killed, the wagon
destroyed and the harness badly
broken. Mr.. William Beckman, the
driver, escaped uninjured.
In the sleepy little Gods acre of
st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church, on the St. Marys river, there
will take place on Wednesday after
noon, October 25, a simple ceremony
which will, after nearly $50 years,
complete the first chapter of the his
tory of Maryland. The service will
! dedicate the memorial erected by the
Maryland Chapter of the Colonial
Danes to Lionel Copley, first royal
Governor of the province.-Sykesvilla
Herald.
A very enjoyable cafeteria dinner
was served last Tuesday evening at
the Martin residence on Oak street, re-
Gently purchased by the officials of the
M. E. church for use as a parsonage.
The affair was conducted by the young
ladies composing Mr.. Joseph E. Har-
ned's Bible class. The menu consisted
Of very nice selection of seasonable
and well prepared "eats." Quite
neat sum was realized, which will BE-
applied to. the parsonage fund and
other church needs.
Rev. D. NJ. Funk, pastor of st.
Marks Lutheran church, accompani-
ed by Rev. S. S. Adams, who recently
resigned the pastorate of the Acct
dent Lutheran charge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin H. Sincell and Mr..
Carl Fischer, all of Oakland,
left here on Tuesday morning for
Wheeling. The gentlemen of the par
ty are attending the annual Synod of
the Lutheran church in session there.
From Wheeling Rev. Mr.. Funk will
go to Buffalo, New York, to attend
the sessions of the General Synod of
the United Lutheran Church in Amer
lea and will be absent until the latter
part of next week. Others in the party
expect to return to their respective
homes tomorrow.
We are particularly fond of Mary
land oysters, but fear we could not
keep, it up all day. The Calvert Ga
zett invites the public to feast" in
this manner: eve are requested to
state tat the trustees of Browns
Church. Parker's Creek. will hold an
oyster-eating on the grounds of the
church all day Saturday, October IA,
beginning at 9 A. NJ. and closing at
9 P. NJ"
Mr.. Harvey Gortner, of Oakland,
who has been managing the Evans
garage in Oakland for the past two
or three years, has purchased the
Grantsville Auto Service Garage, at
Grantsville, and will take charge of
the same within a few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gortner, who have been occupy
ing the Lewis Bush bungalow on the
hill west of town, will move to
Grantsville
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