The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-14

The Hotel Albion has changed its name
| to Hotel Ideal.
| The bridge on Green street, this city, over
the railroad, is being rebuilt.
The First Regiment Band furnished music
at the Hagerstown Fair Thursday.
| Mr.. Elias Reed, of Reese, has shipped six
hundred barrels of York Imperial apples to
Baltimore this season.
Mrs Uriah Babylon, near Fountain Valley,
broke one of her arms on Tuesday by falling
! from chair to the floor.
Harvest Thanksgiving services viii be held
in St. Paul's Reformed Church, this city, at
| 80 o'clock tomorrow, Sunday.
At the Westminster station $50 tickets were
sold to the Hagerstown Fair this week. Next
week the Great Frederick Fair will be held.
At 10 a. M, yesterday, Friday, the wealth
| er bureau sent out the following bulletin
Fair tonight and Saturday; slowly rising
temperature.
The Westminster Savings Bank has declared
semi annual dividend of four per cent. on
| the capital stock and two per cent on weekly
and monthly deposits.
| Rev l.. B. Douglass of the Westminster
Theological Seminary has been appointed
assistant pastor of the NJ. 2. Church at LIB
ertytown, Frederick county.
A youth, about l6 years old, in the employ
of Henry Baugher, near Frizellburg fell from
an apple tree last Monday and broke the
radius of his left arm. DIR. Rinehari reduced
the fracture.
Mr.. James CARY an employee at Schlosser
Tannery, had the index finger of his right
hand mashed by being caught IN roller ma
chine he was operating DR.. NJ. l.. Bot
attended him.
On October 4, Messrs. Steele, Murray and
f. Neal Parke, as trustees, sold the farm OF
John II. Ruby, near Freedom, containing
about 10 acres. to Mr.. Sippel, of Baltimore,
for $4250; also three eighths of an acre TO the
NJ. +. Church for $3.50
The N. /. Gorsuch Son Company, of West
minister sold Il carload of rye straw for manu-
featuring purposes TO a dealer in California.
The car WAS shipped this week and went over
the Wabash railroad. This is the farthest
point this firm has ever shipped straw. The
freight alone was SEQ.
Charles Etchisop. who left Mt. Airy short
while ago to 90 to Baltimore and was employed
as fireman for an ice factory there met with
quite serious accident last week. He was
caught in the machinery and his arm was
broken. He was taken TO hospital for
treatment Blood poison has set in and he is
IN a serious conuiuon.
Charles Gilbert, aged years, of near Mel
rose, who WAS hit IN the head by wooden
mallet, which crushed his skull, and was re
ported Ms improving in tbs ADVOCATE last
week. died last Sunday, and was inferred in
Meadow Branch cemetery, near Westminster.
on Tuesday. He was a grandson Of Mr..
Wagner, near Roop's Mill.
The Slst annual convention OF the American
Bankers Association met in Washington, ID.
c., this week Carroll county was repre-
scented by DR.. J. W. Herring, George Il. Gehr
aud John II. Cunningham, of Westminster
n. II. Bale, of New Windsor. and VIM. N.
Chipley, OF Sykesville. Mr.. Bale was select
ed as the State vice president
Mrs. A. L. Boring was injured by being
thrown from vehicle in runaway accident
near Grace. Baltimore county. last Sunday.
The harness broke ON bill near hampstead
aud the horse ran TO the home Of Eli Martin,
where il upset the buggy. One Of Mrs Bor-
lng's ribs Was broken aud she Was severely
bruised and cut. She was taken home and
Dr.. +. NJ. Bush, Of Hampstead, attended her.
Mrs. Joseph T. Stem, Of Denning' :. accom-
panied by her daughter Maud, while on their
way TO Westminster last Saturday. met with an
accident near Spring Mills. They were driv-
ing young horse, which became frightened
at some cars on a siding. The animal turned
about suddenly, Gpseiling The buggy. throwing
the ladies oai Mrs. Stem had both bones Of
the right arm broken, between the wrist aud
elbow, aud was bruised about the shoulder
aud head. William FSrver happened aloag
about the time Of The accident and brought Mrs
Stem 10 the residence Of Mr.. George f.
Matthew'S where her wounds were dressed hs
DIR. VIM. ID. Wells.