The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-12-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
meal BREVITlES.

Dsniel Yingling, OF TINS Guy: ,a n'l ooo lo
Mr. pa week that weighed 278, 27o' 9oS and
bogs this "eeN '''
s4pOands. .,er Deposit and Trust Com
The "eS innlared a semi annual dividend oil
psny have deci"ieN
three H per r 5. Marshall has been appoln'sT,d
Neben.' At Tannery, tins county, vice l..
P : Rnr@an, u resigned.
D. pO" Miller of Sandyvile, butcherei three
.;,br months old pigs inns week. WHICH "o'S no'
s e9s 800 and $50 pounds:
'' ~. Kurtz Myers has been designated H
VT, a. Gorernor as Chief Judge OF the Dr.
Dy 'nt Court of this county. -,
pha'> nay;d Z. Stem, of Sam Creek, KILLED
MI pn this week that weighed 453, 4Ol,
5 S.a and NJ" S56 pounds respectively
81 r "' Carrie S. Wantz, of Marston, Md,
Mss U ,hs ladies' Guild, of Calvary Luth-
ale"%GTLu nrrb, Baltimore, last Tuesday.
era" T,ooh Rinehart. of Frizellburg, on
r, p. killed nine hogs and one beef; The
lD ut. Weighed 1899 pounds and the beef 90
W. = voyember there were IS deeds, II mort
l" Val oT hills of sale received for record
gag[S rlark's office, and 81 marriage licenses
we're Tt i' Westminster Grocery and Supply Com
Inc Is Carr Carroll County have sold their stock
p11Hy u Harry larry Gosnell, who has been Deputy
Register of Wills. o.,
~, Emma J. Pool, Administrative of Mary
= 'I DE- deceased. has sold the house and
n, an Centre street, this city, to Mrs. hliza "A.
Arnold for 500. p.;,.u ,,o mooth
.r Bureau sent out the following bulletin
T.;r tonight. not 50 cold in extreme west por'
,iop; Saturday far.
p,nor HANGERS, painters and diapers made
ionJad IMPROVEMENT in the dining room of
r' u'I Westminster this week. It's now one Of
Ln b.ndsomes rooms in the State.
Snow began falling nj p. m. last Wednes-
,,nand continued until about "A. m. Thurs
J i'y rsacbing depth of over five inches, and
saJrding the children fine shedding.
nr Glen W. Horner has purchased the
,,anartv Of Mr.. John j. Baumgartner, East
Ws;n street. this city, and moved his office
from the Central Hotel to that place.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lyles, 72O Gorsuch
.vanue Baltimore, gave turkey roast Thanks
;vipo day in honor of IA few Of their friends.
Those present we're Geo. Lyles and wife, John
Hunter, Jacob Long and wife, Mrs. Z. Lyles,
Miss Gussie Ly!es, all of Baltimore, and Miss
Carrie Wantz, of Marston, nd.
On Tuesday evening last St. Johns Bene-
fetal Society, of this city, elected the follow
inc officers for the ensuing year: Charles /.
Swinderman. president; W. F. Fowler, vice
nresident: n. II. Baumgartner, treasurer;
Jesse Chrest, secretary; Dulaney Reese, ora
tor and VIM. FrOmeyer, messenger.
Last Saturday, j. Thomas Roop, auctioneer,
sold at public sale the farm of the late George
Fritz, near New Windsor, containing 80 acres,
10 George Weller for $754.50. On the same
day Charles L. Fink. as trustee, sold an acre
Of land, owned by the late Mary Kelley, on the
New Windsor road, to VIM. f. Fenby for $50.
As the State Health Board has sent out
warning notices in regard to smallpox, diph-
iberia and other contagious diseases, it be-
hooyes our citizens to be on their guard against
such, especially in visits to cities and Localities
in the country where they prevail. All tuner-
ais of such persons should be avoided, as those
diseases are very easily carried in clothing
from one place to another.
The Reformed Lutheran Church at Pleasant
Valley was rededicated last Sunday morning.
Rev. James B. Stonesifer was assisted by
Prof }. W. Richard of the Theological Sem
mary, Gettysburg, who preached the sermon.
His subject was The Church, It's Past, Pres
ent and Future Promise for the Kingdom"
Arthur Null, of Frizellburg, Theological
student, also assisted. The money necessary
or the remodelng was promptly subscribed.
On Tuesday an Antisaloon League was Or
,anized at Centenary NJ. +. Church, this city.
George H. Mather was elected president;
Frank X. Herr, secretary, and Harvey A.
Stone treasurer. A vice president for each
district will be appointed. Five were chosen
1t the meeting, viz: DIR. d. f. Shipley for
Westminster district; John H. Angel, fancy
own; Joseph l.. Baust, Uniontown; Frank P.
'enby, Woolery's, and Mr.. Shaw, Union
Bridge
The Carroll Athletic Club, Westminster S
popular organization, have entered one of their
members, Carl Erb, in putting the 16-pound
hot event, at the Fifth Regiment Athletic
ameS, to be held this Saturday night, at 100
clock, in their Armory in Baltimore. The
lrSt prize for this event is gold medal; sec
nd prize silver medal, and third prize a
rome medal. The Carroll's will take with
hem quite number of their members and
rlendS, and say they will bring home one of
heSe prizes.
In IOwson, on Thursday, Judge Burke de-
lded the case of DIR. A. NJ. kalbach and
elizabeth A. X. Macklin, heretofore noticed
this paper, growing out of the sale of Mont
Ose country seat near Woodensburg, Bal
more county, which formerly belonged to
Rppo,nrtn hol in,
accordance with the contention of the defen.
liant, that the only relief to which Miss Mack
IN Is entitled is the pa meut of 81, 663. SO, the
mount over and above the encumbrances
ealized by the sale of the property at auction.
On NOvem Der 9, Bishop Isaac l.. Nichol,
on OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, formerly of
Testmlnster, had a narrow escape from death.
ne was IN carriage on his way to his resi-
enee from the depot, when the horses became
iilghtened, ran on to the street Car track, and
ne horses ran into car. The motorman
pphed the brake, but the horses were going
u rapidly that the contact knocked them down
'hu lhrew the coachman from his seat under
me OF the horses. The Bishop went to the
eScue OF the man and in assisting him
le was severely hurt by one of the horses
Acking him on an arm. The coach was de-
noIlshed and the horses severely injured.
Last Sunday was the beginning of Advent
! nu II was celebrated at st. Johns Church,
us city, with high mass by the pastor, Rev.
oSeph Il. Cassidy. The services in this
uGrch are noted for observance of the rubrcs
~ Tor excellent taste, the vestments being
u flowing Gothic pattern. They are the
.ork OF sisterhood in Cork and are very ar
'Suc In design and execution. The sanctuary
'oyS, or children of the choir, as the French
oil them, were l6 in number, very exemplary
u ! helr behavior and so we'll trained that the
oSence OF deacon and subdeacon in the mass
scarcely regretted. These boys are grad
a a s! OF the school, 1870 pupils, conducted by
I've Sisters of Notre Dame of Maryland. The
u aa ) was well sung by young men and women
u The parish, Miss Hilda Grass, organist. Mr..
,narIes E. Fink as leader. The sermon was
reached by DIR. Edward McSweeney, Profess
SHn OF Church History at Mount St. Mary's
11ollege' his subject being The Kingdom of
Weather Record for the Week.