The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-09
Carr0llfea Items.

The Carrollton debating club argued the
question. is man the architect of his own
DESTINY Decision two To one for the alirma
tive Affirmative, John III. Taylor, J. Ebaugh
and John Uhler. Negative. Jacob Long, Jesse
Magee and Chas. f. Taylor The judges were
Joseph Leppo, VIM. A. Martin and Philip
Horpel.
- The Carrollton Orchestra and Social Club.
held their first meeting at John Uhler 5, on
Tuesday night Among those present were
John Uhler and wife, Morris Green and wife,
+. Rheinhart and wife, Misses Mamie Ecken-
rode, Emma Eckenrode, Ida Eckenrode.
Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Messrs. Edward
Mancha, Howard Green. Geo Houck, Willie
EckenrOde. Jacob Houck, +. Shipley, +.
Fowler, f. Magee. David Green, Howard
Taylor, Nimrod Green, Amos Harris. The
orchestra consists Of Professor Frank Me
Gree, Fred. Rheinhart, Jacob Houck, n.
Green, Geo. Houck, David Green, ii. Green
f. Mancha The orchestra will meet next
Tuesday night at Mr.. Eckenrodes.
Rev. S. B. Crafts, congregation at Winfield,
sent him a donation on last Friday by their
representative, Mr.. Milton Penn, which CON
sisted of provisions, grain and money amount
to about $50 i'll value. Mrs. Kate Penn, a
member of the same congregation, got up Il
collection of money among her lady friends,
which was invested in very fine dress, of
Henrietta cloth with silk for trimmings for
Mrs. Croft by Mrs Barnes, in Baltimore. TO
saw that the Reverend gentleman fully APP
preciates the above thoughtfulnesS of his flock.
is unnecessary.
Samuel kelbaugh buried his little baby
last Sunday and has little girl sick.
Nimrod Green, commission merchant OF
Baltimore. spent Wednesday visiting his
friends here. Mr.. Green is looking well; evil
IDENTITY Baltimore air agrees with him.
Jacob Arbaugh has moved into the house
formerly occupied by VIM. Long; and Mr..
Long has moved into the house formerly oc-
cupied by Joel Ebaugh; John Houck, will
occupy the house. lately vacated by Jacob Ar
baugh.
Miles l.. Long has again commenced
quarrying stone from his quarry near the
station. The stone have proved of such fine
quality. that h. has secured a contract from
he W. NJ r. r. To furnish them stone for
the building of their new depot at Walhro0ke.
Miss Mary Rooms is visiting relatives and
friends at Thurmont.
Winfield Valentine. of Baltimore. visited his
parents near this place Sunday last.
Frank Houck and Harry Arbaugh visited
BENJAMIN Croft and family Sunday evening
last.
Lizzie Houck returned home Monday last
from visiting some friends in Baltimore.
Emma Shammer, Ida Baker and Lillian
Blizzard, of Patapsco, visited Richard +.
Shaffer and family, Tuesday last.
| George Long, who has been sick for some
! time, is now able to be out.
| We have on the sick list Mrs. Michael
Walsh. Peter Blizzard and Golda kelbaugh.
| Emanuel Arnold. farmer near this place,
sold a portion of his personal property this
week. and will move to farm which he has
bought near the turnpike.
On Monday last Mr.. John Boisal, harness
maker living about four miles from this place
brought load of grain to the CarrOllton roller
mill, and during the absence of Mr.. BOsial
his horse backed the wagon into the race that
leads from the mill, the stone wall was about
six feet in height ON either side of the race
! the weight of the wagon drew the horse will
| it. In a short time the wagon was separated
| from the horse and the horse was taken out
The horse was not hurt, the wagon and harness
was slightly injured; part of the wagon was
carried about 500 yards by the water.
The entertainment at Thomas'S Chapel,
Sunday night last was largely attended; the
program consisted principally of singing anc
| speeches.