The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-26
sAM's CREEK ITEMS.
New Telephone Line -Dairymen and the Ice
crop-Melrose Dairy-Paralyzed-sudde
Death-Death of Aged Citizens, sc.

| New Telephone Line-Dairymen ana the lce
crop-Melrose airy-Paralyzed-sudd
Death-Death of Aged Citizens, sc.
Cold Spring Creamery Company, which is
COMPOSED of fourteen of the most promlnenI
| farmers of this section, has made arrangements
to have a telephone line erected IRON thell
| dairy TO New Windsor, distance of about
three miles. They have all agreed, with pos
siblv one or two exceptions, for each to fur
nish their quota of poles. The telephone
! company will plant the poles, put up the wire
and furnish the instrument. Just what II Will
cost the company we have not learned deli
nitelv. but as it is now it costs from $40 to $50
/ to have kilograms delivered to them from the
nearest telegraph office, which Is New Wind
| sor. 1t frequently occurs that the message
| arrives too late for them to I'LL the order.
| The loss thus entailed amounts to great deal
! in the course of a year. After this line VIII
have been completed, which will be during
! the coming spring, there Is prooaollity OF
line being extended to this place, as It VIII
only be a distance of one mile. Let those
concerned take an interest IN the matter ana
have telephone communication with the rest
of mankind.
Senator p j. Bennett, who recently pur
chased Melrose Dairy, in Baltimore, Tor
81, 600, has been doing quite good business.
Since that time he has bought ii good mich
cows. and has put them on the Nail farm,
where his tenant, James i. Cole, attends 10
them. The milk thus derived, together with
that which he receives at his dairy, makes
large quantity for shipment. The Senator
says he has lost enough money shipping to
other parties. During the summer he VIII
deal largely in ice cream.
The farmers, and especially the dairymen'
are very much concerned over the prospect
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as vet gathered. Should there be no ice 1t
will entail heavy loss to the dairy interests in
this section.
Mrs. Louis P Engler, who was stricken
with paralysis, had another stroke not long
since. Now the right side of her body Is
completely paralyzed. She is doing as well
as could be expected at this writing.
On Friday of last week Messrs. Eli I. Ben
nett, John T. LLOYD and James +. Rlaker,
examiners. appointed by virtue OF commls-
sion issued to them by the County Commis'
sioners, met at Moore's hill, near Jewsourg.
and surveyed a road around the hall from
point on the east side thereof TO a point on
the west side thereof. The OLD Liberty road
as il now runs goes over the hill. Quite 3
large crowd was present when the surveying
took place. The County Commissioners had
better consider carefully the interests OF all
parties concerned before deciding definitely
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as to changing the road.
There viii be number Of changes this
spring in our nsighborhood, all OF which VIII
be duly noted.
We are glad to say that the ADVOCATE Is
still a welcome visitor TO its many readers
here, ana that it still continues 10 advocate
sound doctrines and principles, notwlthStand-
ing there is SeHfiael who watches and irIes
to break the force Of its giierances without
any apparent success
Adam Foreman and Frederick Ecker. two
respected citizens OF this community, died on
the l0Ih inst. sged respectively = and Is
years. The former vas Inferred al San
Greek and the latter a. Linganore Cemetery
Both were life long Democrats
Died. very suddenly. from a stroke ut apo
plexy, while a; her daily avoeatlon. on The
morning Of the I5ih instaat. Mamie Y. sec
ond daughter Of John I. and Alice Sezder,
ct near this place. aged 70 years, months
and DAYS The funeral services Of the de-
ceased we're conducted a. her home BY Rev
J. II. Marsh. assisted BY Elder William II
Franklin, and we're largely attended. The
text was Used for the oceasloa
Therefore be We also ready. for ia sach al
hour A. We ihiak COS. the Son Of mar eenae1h.
She was Inferred al Pipe Creck cemetery.
near SniantoWn. Ia the death % this lntss
esting and amiahle yoang lads, a vouua has
been Inflicted upon tbs hearts Of her parents
aud frIeads which time may never heal u
has been sell observed that death ioees
shining mark and 10 the present instance
has but too faithfully cxemplihad the traih
OF she adage Enasarea by 50 many aniabie
qualities she has left many "a ac4HaaRiAheF
70 moara her early dcaisc and 10 none w'ii
the less be more irrep&rable OF severe shante
the members and teacher u her class a.
Bethel ~ T.. sabbath seheo3 q uhaeh she.
was n tsitklal attendant, In The pride of
youth aud Beauty. 10 she ssllRess OF heslth. in
The fash Of ysashfai hopes and aspirations.
she has been cut dosn:
-~Nass likr a gpssf 3ataulmAl
LsspleE IN an Az s1afuEfg azla lst ss.f
0g the vesnAi morn, th@i i3asuEa Z aN fil0,
liNs txtes4 seF fNsN nsssEi