The Democratic advocate., 1906-10-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Road, near tnlS city, mas mOVeu luto d nouoo
on Fair Ground Hill.
Robert N. Koontz, of Hanover, Pa, has
sold his farm near Union Mills, to George G.
Myers for $4,000.
The County Commissioners on Monday
granted special pension of $500 to Andrew
Ohler of district No. 2.
The Commissioners of Carroll and Howard
counties will Jointly build bridge over the
Patapsco River at Hoods Mill.
The Western Maryland Foot Ball team is
scheduled to play the Washington College
eleven on November 9 at Chestertown, Md.
team of the Western Maryland College, are
playing with Johns Hopkins eleven this year.
Both are good men.
Mr.. Wade 81. D. Warfeld, of Sykesville,
has been appointed assistant vice president for
MARYLAND, of The National Hay Association
of the United States.
Mr.. Peter Wolf and wife, of Bloom, were
very much surprised last Sunday when their
children made them present OF nice graph
ophone and records
Michael W. Hassett has been appointed
deputy game warden for this county. His
commission has been received at the Clerks
office, but is not known.
Mr.. William Geiman, near this city, sent to
this Office on Tuesday a radish that measured
238 inches in length and 16 inches in crcum
ference, and weighed 81 pounds.
Mr.. John H. Cunningham. cashier of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, this
city, is attending the meeting of the American
Gas Institute, at Chicago, this week.
The home of the late Morgan G. Clay, on
Park avenue, opposite the entrance to Wild
wood Park. Mount Airy, was sold at private
sale to w. 0. Banks, prominent farmer of
near town.
VIM. NJ. Weaver was arrested in Littlcstown,
Pa, Monday morning on the charge OF steal.
ing horse belonging to Russell Dorsey, of
near Motter's Station, Frederick county He
is in Frederick Jail.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How.
ard Yingling, near Cranberry. died on Sunday
and was buried Monday at Leister's Church.
Rev. R. W. Doty oficiated. James NJ. Stoner,
was funeral director. 81
S. Charles Durbin, of this city, was taken to
the Soldiers Home, Hampton, Va, Monday
by Franklin Baughman. Mr.. Durbin was
paralyzed several months ago on his left side
which he has no use.
John S. Wentz, proprietor of the Washing
ton Hotel, Manchester, has sold it to Flavius
Sullivan. former proprietor, for the sum of
$3.50. The latter was living in West Virginia
but returned with his family last week and
will take possession at once.
Sunday will be Rally Day at the M. E.
Church, this city. A special program has
been prepared for Sunday School service at
9.l5a IN. Main features, male chorus and
recitations by the children. Parents and friends
are urged to come. The pastor, Rev. H: NJ.
Rider, will have charge of all other services
Special music at all.
Vensus, the young pacing mare entered IN
the 2.22 county trot or pace race at Hagers'
town Fair, and driven by Mr.. Charles N. Nit
ten, of this city, came out second. Mr.. Nit.
ten expects to have the horse pacing 2:15 by
next summer. The horse is owued by Mr..
Charles King of this city, who would like 10
arrange match race with any horse in Car
roll county for purse from 5000 to $500
Joseph Little, who formerly lived with Mr..
r. T.. Earhart, of Union Mills, was killed on
a railroad at Cedar Hill, Conn.,, on Septem-
e%ber 81. Mr. Little was brakeman and WAS
riding on freight car when he was knocked
off in some unknown way, ana kiifrd. he
was only in the employ of the railroad com.
pany five weeks. His remains were buried at
New Haven, Conn. He was % years of age.
After suffering for two days from hiccoughs,
Charles May Anders, proprietor OF The Hotel
Melvue, near Pen. Mar, succumbed. at the age
of 50 years. Mr.. Anders, who had been Ill
for sometime from tuberculosis, was attacked
with hccoughs, and nothing that his physician
was able to do could check the trouble. he
is survived by his widow and one son. Mr..
Anders was a brother of Mr.. Jefferson Anders,
of this city.
The Western Maryland College forfeited a
football game at Lancaster, Pa, last Saturday
to Franklin and Marshall College. The teams
had played about 10 minutes without either side
scoring, when forward mass play was at.
tempted by Western Maryland. There was
mixup of the two teams and the referee, who
WAS a Franklin and Marshall man, decided
that the ball belonged to Franklin and Mar.
SHALL The visiting team objected and LETT
the field.
On Wednesday, October 16, on the farm OF
Samuel Warehime, near Frizellburg, Mrs.
Harry J. Babylon, while unhitching colt at
tached to a corn wagon was kicked IN the
face, dislocating her lower jaw, lacerating her
nose and face; also suffered fracture OF her
left fore arm. Mrs. Babylon was unconscious
fer several hours, but has regaine conscious,
ness and is doing ve.y nicely. The surgical
!. attention was given by Drs. Jacob Rlnehart
1aud Or. Charles I, Benson. OF Frlzellburg.
A special meeting :: Maryland Chassis of
the Reformed Church in the United States was
held in St. Pauls Reformed Church, of this
city, on last Friday, at which meeting the pas.
toral relation between Rev. S. M. Roeder and
the Manchester charge was dissolved, and
Rev. Roeder was dismissed to Zion's Chassis.
Rev. Mr.. Roeder will on November 1st be-
come pastor of the Glen Rock charge in York
county, Pa. He has been pastor of the Man.
chester charge for l3 years.
Wade Il. D. Warfeld & Go. have now got
ten fully moved into their new store and seem
to be doing an increased business. They have
lust been awarded the contract for the lumber
to build Mr.. Harper CarrolPs new home,
which energetic Joseph E. Shipley, the Lis
bon contractor, has in charge. They are also
furnishing considerable material for the $55,'
900 building J. H. Fowble is building tor
Springfield Hospital. Mr.. Fowble also has
the contract for the attractive new dweihne
which Mr.. T. NJ. Anderson, the insurance
agent, will build.
Samuel Dayhoff, of Linwood, was painfully
iniured on Tuesday evening of last week by q
fail from the stand that supports the mai
crane. He had hung up the pouch tor the
fast mail east due at 6 o'clock, but that tram
being late he attempted, on hearing the ap'
proach of theIwest bound express, 10 replace
The sack with one for that train, when his fee
slipped from the steps that were wet ana snip.
perry from the rain, and he was precipltateo
PROSTATE on to the stone ballast ofthe track
but had presence of mind to roll to one side,
lust as the train came dashing by.
The music.loving people of Westminster
will doubtless be very glad to know OF two
musical events scheduled to take place a
Alumni Hall, Western Maryland College, IN
the near future. Miss Alice Rich will give
piano recital next Friday evening at o clock.
An interesting number will be Concerto
Miss Charlotte Heron, assisting. And on No
yember the Schubert String Quartet viii
appear. This will be the first appearance o.
!, this musical organization in Westminster, and
in fact the first recital given entirely ,by
s stringed instruments in Alumni Hail.. Io
both of these recitals, the public are cordially
invited, and for the first there will be nc
charge for admission.
Protests have been fled with the Clerk of the
Court at Towson to the granting of six months,
liquor licenses to Simon Silverburg. Reinbold
81. Gluth and Harris Butschky. Mr.. Silverberg
IA c. 70 COLL EnuOr the