The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-04-22

Isidore Evans has removed from Patapseo
to Carrollton and has taken the Nalverde
House.
Gold mining is being vigorously pushed at
the mines below Carrollton, night as well
as day force being at work.
Elder Solomon Stoner, of the Pipe Creek
German Baptists. attended the district council
at Rocky Ridge on Tuesday.
Easter anthems will be repeated, by request,
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
evening, when Rev. Dir. Baldwin will preach.
This section had all sorts of weather last
Sunday-including a thunder storm, high
wind, snow and rain. Snow fell fast for about
ten minutes.
The baccalaureate sermon at Western Mary
land College will be delivered by Rev. J.
SpangIer Kieffer. ID. D., pastor Of Zion Re
formed Church, Hagerstown.
Arbor day exercises at the West End public
school. Westminster, included recitations,
dialogues. singing and tree planting, also a
phonograph entertainment, by Clarence On-
dorf.
Harry Gait, son Of Mr.. Henry Gait, Of
Taneytown, is one of the star members of the
senior class at the Maryland Agricultural
College, as a result of his examination at the
end of the third quarter.
Mr. Louis Reindollar, a native Of TaRey
town district, and who once had drug store
in Westminster, died in Baltimore, corner OF
9th street and Huntington avenue, on Friday
of last week, aged SO years. 4 widow and
one daughter survive him.
George Schrade. of Sykesvile has been
awarded premiums at the Sportsmen's Expo
sit;on Baltimore as follows: White Rocks
First, hen; ID cockerel; Buff Rocks, lSt
cockerel; all prizes on IangshanS; Buff Leg
horn hen. 1st B. b. Red Games, LIST cock;
Sd, hen; Indian Games 2d each on cock.
hens, cockerel and puIet; White India Game.
all prizes.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Spielman, daughter Of the
late Henry Speman, near MadeusviIe, and
William Bowers, son Of the late David Bowers.
of near Cniontowu. were married in fancy
town on Wednesday. BY Rev. Father Lennon,
of St. Joseph'S Roman Catholic Church.
Owing to the illness of the groom's mother
the wedding a quiet one. and the couple
took only a short trip to Baltimore and Wash
ington.
The Liuwood Union Sunday school elected
on Sunday the following officers Superiu
teudent. Jesse J. Garner: assistant Superiu-
tendents, DR.. L. Rover and Dew. c. Haiucs;
secretary, Charles j. Spelman; assistant sec
Messler and Miss Carrie Englar; corneusi
John Englar; librarians, Leonard Gilbert and
Charles Englar; treasurer. Joseph Engiar.
The school has about $50 scholars.
A bank is soon to be established at Union
Bridge, with capital stock Of $4,000. i
will receive weekly aud monthly deposits and
pay interest on the same. Mr.. George p
Buckley, who has had a private bank there for
many years, will retire from business but will
take an interest in the new bank. Mg. Geo.
W. Albaugh. Of Westminster, Is also interested
in the new bank Mr.. 5. D. Seuseuey. Of
Union Bridge, will likely be the secretary and
treasurer.
Manchester is soon TO have bank. \
charter was granted on Wednesday by Judge
Jones and the following are the iuCorpoators:
Jacob II. BIocher, Alesia; David }. Brown.
Oliver Wentz. I.ineboru; Jacob y. Dehof
Greeumouut; Dr. L. 5 Ziegler, Meirose; Ja-
cob Rupp. Maple Grove Lewis Il. Lippy
DR.. Jacob sherman. Henry J. HoHackcr
Chas Brilliant John c. Deuuer and John +.
MaSenhimer. The capital >cocS Is $1,000
divided into shares OF 5000 each.