The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-06-30
WESTMINSTER CITY FREE DELIVERY.
Free Delivery TO Begin July 5-Routes and
Carriers-Hours of Collection and
Delivery.

free delivery Will commence on July 9Th
There will be three carriers-D. C. Nygren,
A. L. Williams and W. II. Grammer, who
will be uniformed in regulation style. The
uniforms are now in the hands of the carriers
having arrived Thursday. The carriers will
be designated respectively as numbers !, 2,
and 8, and the substitutes, who are Geo. W.
Babylon and Chas. A. Gernand, respectively
as A and B.
Carrier No. l, D. c. Nygren, will serve
Main Street east of the Post Office to Wash
lngton Avenue and reverse serve all east
OF Main St, except York Street
secon Soiiecton IL a. m
Thin " ~ ~ a. N
Fourth and last 425 p. m
Special Delivery Papers to Court House 10 and 1910
Ihird and last 6:l5 to 7:30 ,. m
Carrier No. 2, A. l.. Williams, will serve
Main Street west of Post Office to College and
Seminary, College Ave-, Doyle ST., Union
St, Penna. Ave, Carroll St., John ST. and
Chapel Street
First Collection ..... Ais a. M
Thru "a "a s:So a. m
Fourth and last &c 425 p m.
s sirst Delivery $50 to $50 a. m
~ Ssco1d to 2:05 pm.
ihiru ana last Oils to S15 pm.
Liberty Street, George Street, Park Place
Bond Street, Green Street, Madison Avenue,
Shriver Street, Church Street west OF Main
ST, Bishop Street, Washington Avenue, Main
Street east of Washington Avenue, Webster
Street and York Street.
First Collection As NJ
Tbini =. S:S0 a. m
Ihru 80 a. m.
Fourth and last ................. 500 D. M
First Delivery go to $50 am.
TxSonu l2.0o TO 20o p m.
ihira ana last 6:l5 to BIS pm.
There will be no delivery by carriers on
Sundays, but persons can get mail at the post
office from $50 to $3.50 a. m.
There will in all probability be some minor
changes after trial of the service. Carriers
are TO be civil, prompt and obliging, and under
no circumstances to loiter or stop to converse
on their routes, and to refrain from loud talk
ing or smoking while on duty. They are also
forbidden to solicit in person or through others
contributions of money, gifts, or presents, to
issue addresses. complimentary cards, prints,
publications. or any substitute therefor, in
tended or ,ted to induce the public 10
make them gifts or presents; TO offer for sale
tickets to theatres, concerts, balls, fairs or
any entertainments. They are permitted TO
carry limited number of postage stamps,
envelopes, and postal cards, but must not put
stamPs gu ieueiS OF make change, ana must
not be delayed. Letters addressed to ficti-
cious persons or firme cannot be delivered by
carriers, unless directed to designated place,
street and number, or to the care of a certain
person or firm or other certain place of deliv-
cry. Carriers can register letters Carriers
are n5t required to run the risk of being bit
ten by vicious dogs in delivering mail matter
Persons keeping such dogs must call al Post
Office for their mail or if they wish it deliver
ed at their houses must render it safe for The
carries 10 approach their premises. Mail
matter addressed 10 box number must be de-
hvered through the boxes, and mail addressed
to street and number must be delivered by
carriers, unless otherwise directed Collec-
ton boxes will be put up at convenient points.
Local postage rates will he two cents instead
of one, as heretofore, and the postofice will
close at p. m. during July, Augest and Sep
TENDER. MILTON ScHAEFrER. P. Nj.