The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-07-01

short stop; l.. Zepp, left fields II. Babylon,
centre field and c. Smith, right field. F. j.
Kilgore was elected umpire and G. +. Shar-
rer, Jr., scorer. The team is scheduled to
play the Myrtles of Baltimore, on July 4th at
10 a. ~, on the college grounds The team
is open to challenges from teams in the
county. Challenges should be addressed TO
w. Mather, Westminster, Md. The team
has received challenges from Sykesyille,
Taneytown, New Windsor and Manchester.
Personal.
Prof Thomas F. Rinehart, late instructor
in instrumental music at Western Maryland
College. has accepted similar position at
Adrian College, Michigan, of which institu
ton he is a graduate. Prof. Rinehart left on
Wednesday.
Dr. ]. S. Zeigler and Miss Catharine
Zeigler, of Melrose, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Smith, of Union Bridge, registered at the
Maryland Building at the Chicago Fair this
week.
Kenneth g. Murray, of Hampstead, a
student at Western Maryland College, will
spend the summer vacation in New York,
engdged in mission work on the Bowery,
under the direction of the Y. NJ. c. A.
| Mr.. John A. Shower, former citizen of
! Westminster, and student Of the Southern
Homeopathic College, Baltimore, is spending
the summer vacation with DR.. John W. De-
hoff, York, Pa.
Messrs Hugo E. Fiddis, A. H. Huber,
Charles +. Goodwin, William A. Shriver,
Thomas Turtle, james A. Bond and DR..
Joseph T. Herring, of Westminster, spent
last Sunday on the Gettysburg battlefield.
Messrs Edward Bishop and Stephen BALTIC
ger, cigar makers, who have been working
| for Mr.. Charles V. Wanlz, have gone TO
| Albany. New York, to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mex. Merryman, Miss
Katharine Lurman, Miss Priscilla Stewart,
John McHenry, II. Pennington, j. A. Temp
kins, Jr., j. Tyson, c. R. Spence and R. Z.
Stewart, tally no party from Baltimore, pass
ed through Westminster on Friday OF last
week on their way TO Gettysburg. They re-
turned on Sunday.
! Messrs. Charles Gambler and Fred. Hoif-
man, of Baltimore, spent Sunday last at the
residence of Mr.. Francis Wampler, West
/ minister.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mills, of Baltimore,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/ B. Albaugh, this city.
Miss Nellie Neale, of Richmond, Va, is n
guest of her aunt Mrs. William II. Wander
| ford.
Mrs. Hobbie and Miss Ada Hobbie and
maid, of Washington, d. C., are at Mrs.
! Shipley's on Green street for the Summer.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Ralrter, of Balti-
more, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Harstone
/ this week.
DIR. George II. Martin spent several days
4 in Hagerstown this week.
Mr.. Robert j. Sinclair, who has been a
resident of Westminster several months, has
accepted position in a printing office at
Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. James Horner, wife and daughter, and
Hanson NJ Horner, arkansas City, Mo-, have
been visiting Mrs. George A. Miller and other
relatives in Westminster and Carroll.
Mr.. George E. Saltzgiver and wife, of FORK,
Pa, are guests at Mr.. William Miiler's, near
Sandyville. Mr.. Saltzgiver was a former
resident of Westminster and visited Mr..
George A. Miller here this week.
Miss Minnie Bankard, of Baltimore, is a
guest of Misses Helen and Laura Wampler,
Westminster.
A number of young men have pitched tent
on the banks of Lucabaugh's dam, near
Westminster, and are enjoying an outing.
The marty consists of L. w. Gettier, j. w.
Toulson, W. C. Barnhill, W. E. Frizzel and
j. Gore Mills, of Baltimore. and Herman
Dinst. William Baer and Elmer Hoppe, of
Westminster. William McLain, colored, is
cook for the camp.
Mrs. Clymer Whyte, of Baltimore, spent
several days this week with her mother, Mrs.
Caroline Shrver, this city.
Mr. James +. Smith, of Westminster,
drove to Baltimore this week, where he spent
several days.
Mr. Frank Shaw, son of Hon. Frank /.
Shaw, accompanied by Prof. James A. Diff
fenbaugh. left on Monday last for New
Haven, Connecticut, where, under the IN
structons of a tutor, he will prepare during
the summer for the entrance examination to
Yale.
Misses Bessie and MoIlie Shriver are visit
ing Mrs. Roberts, near Taneytown.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Clabaugh and children are
at Spring Lake.
The arrivals at Winchest er Place this week
were MISS ,Juliette p. Hall and Miss Carly
Hall, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Berret. nee Selby, of New York city
is visiting Mrs. Frank Shriver, Union Mills
DIR. George Thomas and wife, of Baitl
more. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William Ii
Thomas.
Miss Rae Schloss, Miss Bertha Nordlinger
Mr.. Ellis Nordlinger, Mr.. Sigmund hatz ant
Mrs. NJ. Strasburger, of Baltimore, are visit
/ ing Mr.. and Mrs. A, c. Strasburger
Messrs. George Nj. Parke, Charles E; Fink
II NJ Clabaugh and J.. Milton Reiisnide
r tool n RIM on their bicycles TO Lancaster
Pa, starting on Friday evening of last weel
and returning on Monday,
! Miss Jessie Bartholow, of Woodbury.
Baltimore, is visiting at Bird Hill.
Mr.. Basil II. Belts, of Baltimore, an'
E formerly of Woodbine, this county, was mar
RED at The Cathedral rectory, North Charlie
street, Baltimore. on Wednesday, to MISS +
lorena Hill, of Howard county, Rev. J; L
Whelan, officiating The groom is connt cte'
= with the Gottschalk Company. of that city
+ The bride has been for the past two year
instructor of the advanced classes in tn
: Eilicot City public school, and is a sister o
T School Examiner j. E. Hill, of Howar'
!. county The ceremony was witnessed by
: number of relatives and Immediate friends
i Mr.. and Mrs Belts left in the afternoon 10
Rebobo,h and other resorts on the Atlantis
!, coast.
8 Berret Items.