The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-10-08
CARROLLTON ITEMS.
Temperance RalIy-Runaway and Smash
Up-PersOnalS, sc.

Farmers in this locality are very busy
SOM are seeding wheat while others are
shocking aud huskng corn.
The ladies of Wesley NJ. f. Church last
Sunday, after an interesting sermon by the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Browning. organized ladies'
mite society. in which several gentlemen
united with them. The officers of the society
will be elected at the next meeting.
Gilbert Ebaugh, son Of Joel Ebaugh, OF
near Carrullton Station, who Is IN the employ
of Norris Il Son, North Gay street, Baltimore,
as type writer and stenographer, paid visit
to his parents last Saturday and renamed
over on Sunday.
Noah Rill. of near Wesley Church. whose
house burnt down sometime ago, Is completing
a new dwelling which will soon he ready tor
occupancy LANCE d Company, OF HoucEs-
vile, are the contractors.
Your correspondent had the pleasure OF
being the guest at supper on sunday WIN
William P. Blizzard and family.
Revival services will commence at Wesley
NJ. F. Church on next Sunday night.
Last Sunday afternoon there was grand
rails for the temperance cause al Union Bethel
Church of God. The editice was crowded to
It's utmost capacity and many persons could
not obtain standing room. At the night ser
vice the house was again filled Emory
prayer. The topic under discussion was = ne
danger of a young mans first drink. ).
Ebaugh opened the discussion, followed by
ChaS TAYLOR, OF Patapsco VI. +. Church; Joel
Ebaugh represented Wesley NJ. Z. Church
and made an interesting address. followed by
james +. Smith, of War6eldsburg Church.
Rev. Mr.. Tyler and J. +. Evans closed the
discussion. At the evening session the meet
ing was resumed aud speakers from The differ
eut churches ia the ueighhurhn"t made ai
dresses, and much enthusiasm Was manifested
on the occasion.
Another correspondent writes
Miss Carrie T.. Green entertained al her
home near CauoUlou, ON Sunday, October
2ud. Misses Ada Myrtle Caple and Wlntred
p Hof. of Saujyvile aud Miss Nora \.
Buchanan. of Hampstead, Mr.. Guy ". Cagle,
Of Ssudyyile and Nessrs George II. CaPle.
Guy l.. Fowler and Irwin NJ Hahn. OF West
minister.
About : o'clock iu the evening the party
started for RatbeI Church TO attend temper
ance service there. amt Whtn abvEl uue quarter
81 mile from Mr. Green's residence. while
driving through a woods road leading % the
mann road running south % tarrn,lt1u Station
the harness on Mr.. Guy Csple'- horse broke
and his horse became uumauageahle. A. The
road Is = down grade for nearly oue. hal,
mile, the carriage ran on The horse. iriEhirn
ing it, causing It 20 ran Of and almost com
plsfeiT demoilshiag the ruuAbout.
Mr. Caplo had Miss Winitrei Hoa. bis in
tended bride. in Nth bin. and after the horse
had run more than a quarter OF . mile down
grade Niih them % ran upon q bank, throwing
Mr. CapIc oat. then after a short distance
turning 10 the other side Of the road. and
shreW Miss Hot out. rendering her uuron-
<cious. The ruuaboai vas Turned over and
IT, body almost demolished, bui The wheels
ser" no, burt very much. Neither 20. the
occupants w-re seriously injured. bat both
were somewhat bruised. Ms tloF received
fe~ scratches about her bead and night zrm.
bot after al interval Of an hoHr or more al
~efs able TO travel Asaln, The horse was
found auhury bat the harness and carriage
zere badly ~recked. The nigh, Was extreme
lg dark and the road very narrow and rough,
s5ih hIsb banks ga each side Iu some pisces.
W SER gal ta tod The guedt.iea Dt AFFAIR."
uu sars-. s. both goali hare trfH rssslIy ktI'sd.