The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

A pension certificate has been rei~-Uru !"
William Z. BiyeuS. Of IaneytoWn.
Next Wednesday /, Ash ~cdne-ay. the bc
ginning Of Lent April u will h. Faster
Day.
az LACK al the daic oa fis lahe' on ga'a
paper 4 Hslsb,r ~ subscription, 'fp''' ~
Febnny =.
The amount taken ia az the Methodist
Protestant Church, festival Westminster last
week. was $40.
Mr.. Steward Cook. Of Westminster. ha, De-.
tired from she grocery business. and been sue
ceeded hy William y. krcter.
The Manchester base ball club did not
freeze ont during the winter hut maintained
lis organization. and has leased hall rrid lar
The season Of 1885.
The wafer in the mains ON Green street,
near Centre, this cay. froas' during the hale
cold snap. and the pipes had 10 he uncovered
and the ice thawed.
The Western Maryland College base bali
club will open the season on Saturlar. March
~ with game on their home grounds VITA
the Deichman's Gymnasium club.
". G. Stick, Of Manchester. ha, rented biz
hotel 70 Lewis Ramer, Of Gettysburg. and ha,
leased the American Hotel ia Hanover, ana
will move 10 Hanover next month.
The Westminster Fire Department need,
new hose and the Mayor and Council thl~
week had representative OF tWo haiise, deat-
ing ia hose 10 see them. About lN1 feet are
needed
Rev. John NJ. ZONES has been appointed to
81. Charles Church at PikesVille. aud Rev
Father Mackail. the former pastor, bag been
granted an absence 81 i've year- which ho VIII
spend in Europe.
A team from Western Maryland College
played game Of basket bali ON FRIDAY night
Of last week with the West Branch Young
Mems Christian Association in baltimore
TIN. game was interesting and close. neither
team scoring.
4 broken axle Of a car GA freight tram,
near Arlington. on the Western Maryland
railroad on Wednesday morning about :
o'clock. derailed several cars and tore up the
track for 100 feet delaying trains aud mall-
for about four hours.
subscriber at SykrsyilIe writes-''We
people anxiously wait for the AnyorArE each
week. as il Is ike letter from all part of the
. eounty One does not know what comfort
il is until deprived Of it, as We were during
the recent snow blockade.
A subscriber in Baltimore. ia renewing his
subscription. SAYS Enclosed yOu wall iind one
dollar for the fearless DENocEArIC APyocA ATT
Tor 1850. Ntibl Nb NltAbHt ti az ny
Long may Its banner wave aud as principles
he promulgated throughout the state
The newly appointed committee from
Western MARYLAND College To conduct service,
nj the Aims House until the college closes IN
,Inne. are Willard Melvin. chairman. and
Nessers. Day, Stalnacker, Lepp aud Stocks
dale-Miss Mary b. Shellman. orsanlSt.
Mrs Margaret Nusbaum. wife of Isaiah
. NF,,,.l..., ,iiaFl "Wednesday
morning at her home in the Goth year OF her
age. Mrs NuSbam was very well known m
Carroll county She was q daughter OF the
late Can't David W. NALL and sister of Capt
Henry c. NALL late surveyor nt the port at
Baltimore.
Herbert A. Morgan and Florence L. Boy
Ian. nee Morgan, of Westminster, were left a
half-interest in a property near Butler. BaliI-
more county. hy Thomas Burgess. their great
grandfather. BY their attorneys, Michael +;
Walsh and James J. Lindsay. they have filed
n bill IN the Circuit Court for Baltimore
comfy against Elizabeth 4. Eusor aud Geo.
D. Ensor, her husband, and irwin W Morgan
asking for decree for the sale oithe property
meeting of the stockholders of the Oak
land Manufacturing Company OF Carroll
county has been called for April =. al lUj
German street, Baltimore, for the purpose OF
considering an increase 81 INC taltidt STUN 81
the company to 100000. Ihi, is the com
pany organized by Mr.. Nicholas ". Steele; OF
Oakland. this county. and whose wooden
mills, recently built aud put in operation. are
located AT Oakland.
Miss Ida Fringer, daughter of eX-Sherh
George n. Frnger. died at her father resi-
dence. near this city, about II O'Clock On
Monday night in her 33d year. She had been
a sufferer nearly all her life, but was as we'll
as usual ON the day of her death. and her de-
mise was rather Sudden. Funeral services
took place on Wednesday afternoon at her
father S residence and her remains we're IN
tered in Westminster Cemetery. She was a
member Of Centenary NJ. f. Church, and her
pastor. Rev. j. L. Walsh, oilciated at the
funeral.