The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-27

district, for two years.
St. Johns Catholic Fete starts tomorrow
evening and continues one week This is the
largest festival held in this county.
Walter Eckenrode, of this city, has accepted
a position with Heintz Pickel Co., Baltimore
and entered on his duties on Monday.
AtlOa. m. this morning the weather bureau
sent out the following bulletin:-Showers to.
night Saturday fair in west; showers in ePs
portion.
Reformed Church Sunday school picnic
took place on Wednesday in the grove of Mr..
Ralph Reifsuider's, near Westminster. All
had good time.
Charles Starler, near Westminster, bought
the Reuben Bish property at Mt. Pleasant,
about miles from Westminster, containing
10 acres, for $500.
The Rev. Peregrine Wroth, rector of the
Church of The Messiah, Baltimore, will preach
at the morning service at Ascension Church,
on Sunday, July 30.
The weighing machine at the railroad sta.
tiou was unlocked aud robbed u few nights
ago. The sack that contained the pennies was
cut open with knife.
Mr.. Frank B. Matthews, of Pocomoke City,
Md, formerly of this city, mailed TO this office
catalogue of the Great Pocomoke Fair,
which is held in August.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Matthias, stone cutter, of this
city, has sold the heirs of the late Grove 4.
Shipley, d very handsome Qnincy monument
to be erected at his grave in Zion cemetery.
Messrs. James W. Lemon and George E.
Marker we're elected as directors of the West
EartiIizar EOnnnanv nj nlaating nf
the board of that company held on Saturday
last.
A number of people from Carroll county
attended the annual picnic held by ST. Mary 5
Catholic Church, Barnesvilie, Nd, on Wed
nesday. Tournament and dancing were the
amusements.
The two horse team, belonging to Mrs.
John L. Reifsnider, of Terrace Hil!, run off
on Sunday morning breaking the carriage and
injuring one of the horses, and also run into
Mr.. Jonas Bachmans team that was hitched
in front of his residence, breaking two wheels.
The City Hotel, this city. was sold last Sat
urday by Frederick H. l.. Gleumeyer. Exec
utor. Of Baltimore, 10 Mr.. Robert f. Frizzel,
proprietor of the Rose House. for $S 600.
This hotel has been vacant for several years,
and is one of the hest locations in this city for
a hotel.
Oliver Moss. Of Virginia, and George King,
both cOlored, were gwen a hearing before
Police Justice Edward W Shriver last week
on warrant sworn out by DR.. j. ". Selby
this city, FOR driving his horse around all night,
and for the larceny OF pair of trousers.
They were found guilty and sentenced 10 Jail
to wait for the action Of the grand jury, which
meets in Westminster.
The barn on the farm of Alexander Weriz.
known as the old "wooien factory" farm,
about four miles souh OF Hanover near Mel
rose. between the Baltimore pike and the
Beck Mill road, WAS entirely cnusu ned bY hrc
Monday. together with the contents, consisting
of 500 bushels Of wheat, sixty tons of hay and
some machinery. The loss j. estimated at
$500; insured ia the Codnrus 4 Mannheim
Fire Insurance Co. The Ere was caused hy a
bolt of lightning about snndoWn. which struck
the building near the roof With the assist
ance Of ueighhors the stock sas ali gotten out
OF the barn, As well As part of the machinery.
Many friends Of Mr. Thomas Turner Upton
aud Miss Edna Alice Schaefier have iusi found
out that they are nov Mr.. and Mrs. Upton,
and were married July l5 The bride who IS
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo. T. SchaetF,.r.
1920 Braddish avenue. Baltimore. had heeu
engaged to Mr.. Tiptop long enough fnr her
parents TO expect a wedding. No date baA
been set. though. aud wiih only The bride ;
mother IN the secret. they went 10 the home
Of Miss Schaefrr's uncle. Mr. Geo. T.. Haghes.
CarrolIinu. The bride wore brown travelling
suit. hut at her uncle's home she chanEra to a
white silk gown. that she bad been preparing
for considerable time. A messenger was sent
10 bring Rev. V. W. Belts. pastor ot a circuit
Of the Church Of God, and the ceremony was
performed ai the home OF Mr.. Haghes.
Governor Warield aud Congressman J. F.
c. Talhol will probably be the two most
conspicuous figures ai the farmers picnic aud
outing Saturday aj raneyiosu. This yearly
outing hzs grown 10 be one af the county
institutions, and farmers from AH sections Of
Carroll come to Il each wear. The Governor
stalled "Wednesday that be- had accrpied au
invitation. aud it wss 40 respond to the one
sent him that Mr.. Talbot rstnrned from Bed
ford Springs. Pa. II j. expected that both the
Governor aud Mr.. Talbot will make speeches.
Mr. Talbot was at MS Office IN the Law Bald
ing He expressed himself much benefited by
his short vacation. bus said he did no, expect
To begin his campaign in the Second district
until September
Oae OF the most practical And helpful eha'i
ties is the Robert Garrett Saniiarium for Chill.
dreu And the country summer Hospital fnr
Children maintained by Mrs. Henry Barton
Jacobs Ai Mount Airy. The hospital on Carey
street. Baltimore. opens soon The sun
mer Hospital closes. and continues open until
the warm weather causes the summer Hos
piial 20 he again opened. The hospital Al
Mount Airy is the town hospital transferred
to cool aud healthy country place where
children may recover under the most fsvorA-
ble conditions. At Mount Airy are the same
trained nnrses and resident phy~icrtn. and
visits are regularly made by the visiting sur
geon from town during the summer tar neces.
sAry operations and TO supervise the treatment
of the medical cases.
Charles II. Duitera, of LitileSt0wu, Adams
county. Pa. has formally announced himself
as Democratic candidate for Congress IN
opposition TO Congressman ID. +. Lsiaeb.
Mr.. Duitern says thai he Is out for the Con
gressi0nal nomination because he believes
that the Twentieth Congressional district
should be represented IN the race by man
who is striving to be elected. He said Adams
county would be perfectly willing to eoneeie
the nomination to York county, Il it were to
the best interest Of the party. but inasmuch As
no candidate has arisen in York county whose
chances appear feasible he has decided 10
enter the race. Mr.. Dattera is well known
in this city, aud viii make good showing, as
he has been elected several times for various
Offices by large majorilies IN his county.