The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-04-20
MIDDLEBuRa ITEMS
serious Accident Sudan Death Personal and
other fsems,

Us SATURDAY. Of las; week, Samuel, a lad Of
.b,.,t "a y..ars sf age, sou II Lew Frack, 81
Hrueeyille. vas caught IN the machinery a.
she iioerias mills formerly oSHed BY Henry
M.ures. near this place. AT his clothing sas
torn oH except the wrtsthand OF nne shirt
sleeve. His flesh was terribly bruised and
t.reratsd and one Of bis arms vas broken.
DE-. Sriss. Of faRrytOwn, fcadered surgical
s;d IL Is doing a. seii can Dc expected
,f one iu such a critical condition. No one
VS. preeeni when be was caught The meu
who run the mill being ia the top story
noticed gAe machinery did NOS Wogk rlght and
when thrv came down we're hoEuhed BY tht
.i,ht. Il Is supposed that the boy leaned hls
arm on the edge OF q hopper and the eogs
esasht his sleeve aad dragged him in. One OF
Two more revelations would have kIited him.
very sad death occurred Monday night.
David Flames, a sell known resident near
this place. was found dead by several boys
going 20 work. al an early hour tuesday morn
ing. He was lying against lhe teEcs near
Conrad koons' house. lie had been 10 Mid
dlrbufg. and irft Gaar midnight for has home
which be never reached. Justice ". J.
CREDITS. Of MON Bridge, held an inquest over
he bodr. after xhich he was taken 10 his
home nom where his funeral took place yes
t.riav. lstk inst, at the Beaver Dam Herman
Bsptisr Church. Elder jesse Il, Fox ohciaI
"a The pail bearers were Messrs. Ephraim
IIteshrw. r. + Birely, Fred. Green, Geo.
Sii,yly. Upton Warner and J. \. Miller.
Joseph Arnold funeral director. Mr.. Halnes
was IS years. months aud Il days old. His
wife, who vas Miss Mary Bowman, survives
him.
Rev. W. c. Brian is working very eHerset-
ica!v al the reconstruction OF his congrega'
tan. The Sunday School has been Feorgan-
iled with Rev. ". {. Brian superintendent,
5. {. Chipley assistant superintendent; How
ard C. Chipley, secretary, }, y. Miller, as
sistaut secretary; treasurer, Miss IL. N. Quo;
oreanisi, Miss Molhe Y. Chipley, assistants,
Misses Hennie N. Quo and Bessie Harbaugh;
Librarian. Harry Quo; assistant Wu. Rites,
Teachers, Misses HenGie NJ, Quo. AOlIe Y.
Chlploy, Clara Aaukley, Nellie Rites and
Salhe Ivan, Mrs NJ. Seabroock and NessFs.
Nm. Rites, james Fox and j. W, Miller.
The newly organized Missionary Society has
the following officers President, Miss Ella
NJ. Burlington: vice president, Miss Mollie y.
Chipley: secretary, J. y. Miller: treasurer,
Miss Salhe Lynn.
The quarterly conference took place here
Tuesday, the 10th inst Presiding Elder,
Amos, and the Rev. Mr.. Marsh, OF New
Windsor. were present.
Miss Bessie Harbaugh has returned ron
& baltimore, where Ale ASu uScH GU y N!Slt 90
her sister, Mrs. VIM. ROlllnger. Mrs. Geo.
Stanfield. of Harrisonville, Baltimore county,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. ". Wilson.
john Perry. of Frederick city, visited his
brother, J'P Perry, last week. He is tray
cling salesman for the Messrs. Diffendall, OF
Frederick. Ed. l.. Root of Mechanicstown.
was in town last Saturday. l.. Stantield, OF
Baltimore county, and now student at New
Windsor College, spent Sunday with his si9-
ter. Mrs. Geo. W. Wilson. Willie n. Chip.
lev, of Gleuwuod, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, 5, Q. Chipley, this week. Miss Emma
Wolfe, is visiting her mother in Baltimore.
A party of eight gentlemen Of Westminster
dined at the Middleburg hotel last Sunday.
They came to visit the racing stables of h. W.
Walden and Edward Kelly.
Geo. W. Wilson is suffering from severe
attack OF quiusy. Miss Gertrude Arnold is
visiting relatives and friends in Taneytown.
! Thomas Lynn and Miss Sallie Powell were
married Wednesday the II, inst.
Messrs. Biddinger aud Arnold commenced
the carpenter work of Mrs. Lavina Mehring s
house last week. r. W. WaldG's new build.
ing is nearly completed.