The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-06-18

Mr.. Theodore Derr, of this city, had slight
attack of apoplexy Friday morning.
Prot. E. L. Benson's music class, Westmin-
ster. will give piano ricital Monday evening
next.
About 10. so O'Clock last Thursday rain be-
gan falling and continued nearly all night,
and there were several showers on Friday.
The Darktown base ball team of New Wind
sor was defeated by the Westminster club,
colored, by Il score of is to "A last Saturday
At 10 a. m, yesterday, Friday, the wealth
err bureau sent out the following bulletin
Partly cloudy tonight; Saturday fair and
warmer.
Mrs. Savlla Myers. aged 80 years, widow
of Noah Myers, near Pleasant Valley, was
paralyzed last Thursday, and was reported as
very i'll yesterday morning.
The train due here at 9.O9 yesterday morn
ing did not reach here until 20 minutes of II.
The delay was caused by the engine of a freight
train jumping the track at Penmar.
Western Maryland Railroad changes its
time table on Sunday. The Blue Mountain
Express makes its first trip today Saturday
going west, leaving Westminster at 4. % p. m.
Bishop Paret visited Ascension Church,
Westminster, on Thursday At O'Clock in
the afternoon he confirmed a class of six and
delivered a sermon. He dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Reifsnider.
L. H. Halter, of this city, had his left arm
broken between the rist and elbow by getting
it caught between belt and pulley on a shaft
that he was adjusting for B. F. Shriver Il Co..
at Union Mills, last Tuesday.
The residence and store of John T. Zahn,
the residence and store of Emanuel Mackley
4 Co., the residences of DE-. L. Zepp, VIM.
koontz and Vincent Gingling, East Main
street, Westminster, are being improved by
coats of paint
Among the graduates at the Training School
for Nurses of St. Agnes Sanitarium, near
Baltimore, on Thursday, was Miss Margaret
A. De Lawler, of Mt. Airy, who also won the
prize, an instrument case, in the contest for
the best practical questions.
Charity Lodge, No. IS, Knights of Pythias,
Of this city, will hold memorial aud decoration
services in Odd Fellows Hall, Sunday after.
will be rendered, after which the graves OF the
deceased brothers in Westminster cemetery
will be decorated.
From Mr.. Frank W. Fouke, ofthis city. who
is in Nashville, Tennessee, we have received
copy of the Nashville Banner, Confederate
Reunion edition. 1t is profusely Illustrated
with cuts of prominent persons who we're &C
tive on the Confederate side of the civil war,
public buildings, &c, and contains interesting
data. songs and "reminiscences of those days.
Paul keiffer. of Hagerstowu, Nd, has re-
ceived the appointment OF the Rhodes scholar
ship at Oxford. England. Mr.. Keifer is
graduate of Franklin and Marshall College,
Lancaster, Pa The award carries with it
three year course and $500 year for ex-
penses. George NJ. Brilliant, Of Hampstead
district, was also an applicant for the position.
John P. Wagner, president; John W. Lang
dorff, treasurer, and A. c. Hoffman, secretary.
Examiners of the State Board of BARRIERS Of
Maryland, examined and licensed twenty.
three BARRIERS of Carroll county, on Thursday.
The examinations took place IN Charles c.
Cootes' barberShop. By previous notification
the BARRIERS of Carroll met the board 81 West
minister.