1727, who married George Line, (2) Christian, born 1729, who married Susan Herr. In 1824 one of the descendants of this family built Carpenter Church, at which we are today assembled. (3) Daniel was born 1732, was married to Mary Herr, a sister of Christian's wife, both having been granddaughters of

many agencies in the com- munity, which we owe to their initiative and support, and their names are recorded among numerous contributors to such movements as their church interests, the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Associations, the hospitals, Chamber of Commerce and various forms of charity

silver band filed into the Court House playing the Star Spangled Banner with great enthusiasm. Dr. F. A. Muhlenberg was chosen President of the meeting after which the Vice-Presidents and secretaries were named. Rev. Mr. Krotel of Trinity Lutheran Church offered a prayer of great solemnity and most

absence of fifteen years, was present, and gave a very interesting account of his travels, congratulating the club upon its twenty-fifth anniversary. The new host at Hotel Copeland, Col. John Murphy, has now named the hostelry "The Ashland House." 1894—Ashland House. President Skiles announced the death

tavern in North East Ward. Joe F. Kautz for a tavern in South West Ward. �Henry Kendig for a tavern in South East Ward. Susanna Schminky for a tavern in village of Hinkletown. Jacob Bostick for a tavern in Martic twp. at the mouth of Pequa Creek. Jacob Huber for a tavern in South West Ward. John Mason