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Union Gospsl Services.

Reported FOR the Democratic Advocate.
The Gujon Gospel service rrcraily manga
rated N our town is, without doubt. the most
popular religious movement this community
has known for number Of years The inter
est seems to grow with each week. On lAat
Sunday afternoon nearly 1000 people gathered
IN Alumni Hall. Il was an inspiring sight 20
see people from the different churches and
those without church affisiayion. wurshipPng
together. The singing vas even better than
the Sunday previous. There were more than
100 voices in the chorus choir. Mr. John "
Herring, Of Baltimore, Was the musical digrc-
tor. Besides, the Choruses ia which both
choir and audience took part, there Was spec
iai music. Miss Marvin sang = solo and there
was Il quartet by college students. \ large
chart suspended from the side Of the platform
contained the words OF The Glory Song.
the most popular Gospel song on the other
side OF the Atlantic. The way Ia winch the
audience took hold OF the sorss showed that i
touched a responsive chord IN the hearts OF
Yves minister people. The musical program
will conliaae 10 be an attractive feature Of the
services. The address was made 10y Daniel
Baker, OF Baltimore, and the large audience
was much impressed with his earnest words.
Two charcoal sketches. drawn by an artist
| friend OF Mr.. Baker, we're used so Illustrate
bis talk. The evening service wa a, the Re
formed Church. An overlooking cougrega
| ton heard Rev. Thomas o. Grouse, Of Wash,
! ingtor, d. c., preached most effective Cos
pei sermon. With the whole community inter.
ested in these services, the different churches
have splendid opportunity to accomplish
much good. Rev. 2. A. Heilman. Of BAlu-
! more. will speak next Sunday afternoon in
| Alumni Hall aud in the evening AT be Meth.
odist Protestant Church. Let every Que as
| fag as possible attend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-03-17
WOodbinc Items.

MARcu l5-We have bad real winter
weather for the last few days.
Albert OsIugs has had Jhe store room oc-
eupied by MessFs. Bennett 4 kghu enlarged
by taking in one OF the adjoining warerooms.
Albert GosaeiI has bought a team and ex.
poets to do his own hauling hereafter,
Our trappers. M-ssrs. David Grim and
Bud Hatfield, are doing a good business this
season.
Chicken thieves have been very active ct
late, james \. Albaugh had six stolen one
night last week.
Miss Edyth Fleming is visiting relatives aud
friends in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming. of GosnsIl,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Fleming
last Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sumner Pickett are both on
the sick list, Charles Clay is also very sick
at this wiring.
Three surveyors arrived here this morning
TO begin work again on the Washington.
Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad.
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Berrett Items.

MARCH l4-Miss Nora Fleming, who is a
student at the Maryland Collegiate Institute,
Union Bridge, is spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Fleming, at Berrett
Howard Garheart. OF Baltimore, spent sew
eral days in this vicinity, this week.
Miss Ellie Conway and Mr.. Oscar Streaker
we're guests of Miss Mabel Dorsey Sunday
evening.
Theodore Streaker, of Sparrows Point, was
AT his home several days last week.
Miss Ellie Z. Conway, r. j. Brandenburg
and Frank Turner went to Baltimore this week
to hear the concert given by the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra, at the Lyric Theatre.
Mrs. Rachel Penn is still confined to her
room, at this writing,
A very enjoyable social was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Brown, on Wednesday even
| ing. February IS. Conversation and games
were INDUCED in until late hour when re-
| freshments we're served in abundance, after
which all returned to their homes. Those
present were Joseph Brown and wife, Matte
| Shoemaker, Ellie Conway, Nellie Brown,
| Mabel Dorsey, Mamie Clarke, Carrie Brown,
| Florence Brandenburg, Sadie Moore, Annie
| Brown, Sara Dorsey and Abbie Shoemaker;
| Messrs. Ollie Pickett. Erman Shoemaker,
Oscar Streaker, Edgar Pickett, Theodore
| Streaker. John Shoemaker, Robert Lewis,
| Frank Brandenburg, William Beck, Frank
Turner, Robert Brandenburg, Clarence Brown,
Andrew Mckinney, Bailey Dudderar, Clar-
ence Clarke, John Alexander and John
| Brown.
Bradley Shipley, of Curtis Bay, and Edward
Shipley, of Ellicott City, were guests of their
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Shipley, few
| days last week,
Oscar Streaker is very i'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f. Jordan were guests
| Of Mrs Jordan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W..
| Shipley last Sunday evening.
Misses Carrie and Bertha Shipley spent Sun
day evening with their aunt, Miss Henrietta
Shipley.
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Personal Notes.

Persons having friends as guests and desire the
publication Of the same VIII please send Their
names TO this Office EDToEs-l
Miss Annie SpaIding, Of Baltimore was a
guest OF her sister, Mrs J. Howell BiiIugSieat
several days this week.
Mrs. d. n. Reolkey and daughter. Of Fred.
erick county, are visiting Rev. auf Mrs. X.
W. Doty, Pennsylvania avenue, this city.
Miss Mae La France has accepted position
with The Miller Bro. Company Of this city,
and will have charge of their Millinery De.
partmeuL She is nov 10 New lors making
purchases for che coming season.
Mr. Edgar Slagje, of Luthrrviiio Female
College. visited his parents, Rev and Mr., G.
5. Slagle. this city, last Sunday ard Mon iay.
Mrs. Annie johnson. Of EE'cou CITY, IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. Ella Helm, East zen
street, this city.
Mr.. VIM f. oreudoriF and wife. q Cham
bersburg. Pa, speat several DAYS pjih has
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jossphus Oreadora,
East Main street. this citT.
Mr.. Benz. +. Crosse. State Insurance Com-
missioner. viii leave for Chicago on Monday.
Is a member of the National COMMITTEE %
Fifteen on Uniiormi.y Of Insurance Lass.
Mr. Paul smith and son Parker, Of Wash
ington. ID. c., was visiting IA th's c3.y few
days this week.
Mr.. john Cassell. Of PhilaielpA'a, Pa, IS
visiting his brothers aud friends IN lhis city.
Mrs. Myra Albaagh, Of Linwooi, Wa a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Z. Miller, Jr.,
East Green street, on "Wednesday aud Thurs.
day.
MessTs. John Beaver aud Daniel ". ..ualeF.
OF this city. are I'D.
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New Advertisements.

75c Silk Crepe de Chene 25c-The Miller
Bros Co.'S Popular Cash Stores, Westminster.
Man Wanted-Willam W. Bushey, Mana
ger, Woodensburg, Baltimore county, Md.
Machinery Repaired-The Atlantic Ma
chine Works, Westminster, Nd.
Carload of Cypress Piekets-Smith Il
Reifsnider Westminster.
Timing Business Resumed-William Fl.
Grumbine, Westminster.
Shoe Sale-T. W. Mather & Sons, Westmin'
ster and Manchester.
Farmers SuppHes-N. I.Gorsuch Son Co.,
Westminster.
Mill for Rent-Hammond Bros, Hoods
Mills, Nd.
New Business-Doyle & Magee, Westmin
ster.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoffice
Horses-Harry G. Schriver, Hanover, Pa.
Legal Notices.
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Social Near GISt.

=, S,N sf}' EA"'' sur use l.@'f vas s-'s"
Ms MS Mary r. h'Nhs's n '' nome near u's'
wednesday evening mare" IN ne guests
commences 30 arrive about '."' c''eS' anu
some "ho were 50 unfortunate s.. To- Se' lost
tli not arrive until ~ @ c.NcS- lHeiF motto
Is, presumably BETTER late 'hao never
Social games, ln'e0Persei With voca. aud M
sirgmsutal music, was enjoyed by All gaiI, 10
@ clock, when dainty little chat cards were
given uuI linen "a Hve'y scramble ensaea
1hE.e they we're trying o. h.. out ih.ir cards.
When al. w"To ready. lD" uHS.S "i q SINAI.
bell sarue1 the boys That q U.s. ap % Them
% End their partner for tHe hrl chat.
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Junior 0. U. A. N. State Convention.

Arrangements are being made for the State
Convention of the Jr. o. U. A. VI. of Mary
land. which will be held 10 Odd Fellows
Hall, Westminster, on the 18th and 18th Of
next April. The Westminster Hotel has been
secured for headquarters and the accomodA
tons of all the hotels and boarding houses
will be utilized for the quartering Of the rep
reseniatiyes from the two hundred councils
of the State, many Of whom have expressed
their determination 10 bring their wives with
them to our pretty little city. There are eight
councils in this county, with a membership OF
over 600; the State membership being over
., 900. Western Maryland Council, OF this
city. will present class for imitation, now
numbering nearly 25, on one of the evenings,
which will be witnessed by representatives and
all Juniors who wish to see the work given by
the famous Francis 5. Key Degree Team OF
Baltimore, to which an excursiouswill be run
from Baltimore.
The membership of Western Maryland now
numbers rs, whose average age is less than 50
years, aud with the additions Of this class will
mum Der over leo
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West Falls Items.

MARcH lS.-Miss Edna p Hood has re-
turned from a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Miss Minnie Condor, of Unionvile. spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
f. Condor. OF this place.
Ms Wheaily, OF Sykesyille, spent Friday
with her brother, Mr.. Eugene Adams, of this
place.
Miss Emily Gosnell has returned home from
visiting in Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. G. c. Harris dined with Mr.. and
Mrs W. .. Welch on Sunday last
The Sunday school was recognized last
Sunday by Rev. G. c. Harris, of Taylors-
Vile. The officers elected were as follows {:
C. f. Browning. superintendent; Jesse G..
L0wman, assistant superintendent; Miss Ella
Hood. secretary; Miss Clara Carver, assistant
secretary: Mrs. Oscar Il. Hood, treasurer;
Miss Edua ?. Hood, organisG; Miss Emily
Gosnell, assistant organlst; G. .. Gross, Choir
ister Mr. Browning, the superintendent, who
has lust been elected for the second year,
deserves much credit for his faithful and care
full attention given to the school the past year.
An enjoyable party was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wesley Lowman on March
10. Those present were G. Wesley Lowman
and wife, VIM. o. Welch, wife and little son
Ebert; Misses Goldie Hood. Sylvia Lowman,
Ellie Crawford, Olevia and Myrtle kooutz,
Mary Buchanan. Clara Carver, Annie Lowman,
Josephine Gosnell, Mae Long, Margie Low
man, Welma Fleming, Virginia Lowman;
Messrs Trueman Lnwman, Cephas Carver,
Eddie Clancy, Roy Gosnell, John Lowman,
Stanley Lowman, Carlton Fleming, Aubrey
Koontz, Robert Lowman, John Fleming, Nor
man and Harry Kline and Norman Buchanan.
Numerous games were INDUCED in up to late
hour, when refreshments were served, after
which the guests returned to their respective
! homes
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Havre de Grace Water.
dispatch 10 the Baltimore American from
Annapolis, March II, saws:

A dispatch 10 the Baltimore American from
Annapolis. March Il, says:
The bill to authorize the Mayor and City Coun.
ell OF Havre de Grace 10 construct new water
works in that town and 10 enable It to borrow $50
900 for the purpose, which is before the Senate
Committee on Corporations, StreuuOusly OPP
posed today by large delegation of residents Of the
town. There is now water supply company iii
the town a majority of the stock being held By
MIR. George W. Albaugh, of Westminster Md and
the opponents TO the new measure can no rea.
son why another company should be formed.
Mayor Pussy, of HavTe de Grace, is favorable TO
the new bill, as well as the balance OF the entire
city government, as he claims that the rates being
asked by the present company are too high. Engi
neer Quick, OF Baltimore city, appeared with the
committee and stated that the present waterw orks
OF the town fine any i'll the State and also
remarked that HavTe de Grace is the only town in
the State where the water is filtered.
:. A. Williams, of Belair appeared on behalf Of
the opponents. Those in the delegation were Hoi
US Courtney. 5 J. Seneca Il X. Vanneman A r.
McCombs, W. ;. McCombs Elmer Eauneman, Thos
c. Hopkins, W. f. Penning, Victor Sentman W W
Reynolds, James L. Burke, Robert Seneca, j. l.
Brown, J. w O'Neil, J. n. Spencer p Leslie Hop
per Jacob Osborne, Jr., F. NJ. FAIR, II. II. Bowden
G. t. Myers, DR.. J. L. Pennington j. Wesley Carver
W. II. King and ]. I. c. Henley.
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NOW FOR PURE MILK.
Special Instruction Trains TO be Run Over
the Western Nd. Railroad.

The special trains for the instruction of the
farmers il methods for improving the quality
of milk and at the same time lessening the
cost Of production, which have been promoted
in behalf of the farmers by Mr.. C. Bosey Lit
tig, will be run over the Maryland and Penn
sylvania railroad on Friday and Saturday,
March % and "a, and over the Western Mary
land railroad on Monday and Tuesday, March
&c and q.
The schedules prepared arrange for 40
minute stops at the principal stations. Two
talks will be given at each place-one cover
ing the milk situation from the consumers
standpoint and the other from the producers
point of vew-with the object of pointing out
means for harmoniziug both interests and ben
citing each.
On Friday, March %, the train on the Mary
land and Pennsylvania railroad will cover the
territory between Baltimore and Delta, and
on Saturday between Delta and Red Lion.
The exact schedule has not been arranged.
On Monday, March &c, the train over the
Western Maryland will cover the territory on
the main line of that road between Baltimore
and Thurmont, and on Tuesday the work will
be taken up at Gettysburg, and the territory
between that point and Emory Grove will he
covered.
Tho F,lIouv;pg Is tha schedule in detail.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-03-17

N,s. Grace Marie Wilcox. daughter 90 Ms.
Charles Wilcox. AS married ora lhr aftrnuoa
e.; March 10 a. O'Clock Co Mr. Charles D
RaliEabH, 90, Maauf Airy Toe ceremony aas
performed 81, the BRIDE home. 2I2y 81 Paul
street, Baltimore. by Rev. II. r. kau, at the
fir,i Methods. Episcopal Church.
The bride eh7rrsi Sfih beg brother, NJ.
Ernest Wilcox, aad mri lAr groom. who VAS
attended b. NJ. William g. Mckay .syd
ding march was played uy Mss Rosa G. Boggs,
OF Malibrook. The ribbon bearers ser Edua
and Virginia Register Lucy Clryelaad and
Helen htplng The bride vas afarei 10 a
Paris muslin gosu trimmed Ia German Naleu.
cieuEgs lace, aud carried shsie carnations
The house Vas decorated 81 palms aud
cug flowers. Following . reception Mr. add
Mrs. Rou'zahu .eii for trip North. On their
return, ia about three weeks, they viii reside
in Noun, Airy.
Among the oHr-ot town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Charles A. Ruuk'es. Mr. aud Mr. Walter
Rudy, Mrs. Clifton Spouse!ier and Mis- May
Nice, Of Mount Airy, aud Mr.. and Mrs Peutz
Wilcox, Of Washington.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-03-17
nrrnanS Court

Naaia7. Na-rh I3-e~arse BaehmAs,
cxrr1ta- af Abraham B4raaau. t,lrI ue~
bra5. and received orders 81 #r.t PERSONAL
property asa ges. estate.
Tee LAST v,H aaa tesiAmsai Cf tyrgn
Fres-g uas Admitted in pro .,zir. and letters
documentary lhsrsaa aerr granted ia EIsar
G. N1ag'suz, Wta received aaTr4-t 60 -p
PRAISE. and af.5r- t5 uritF crv l.lHHs.
Amos ~aat.r aud John z ~trusl.. sKeca.
tors oi Il zzb-,b Psgerman. received order ID
pay fu EIrAtEau a. Fefc-msu moucy aspas,tr8
ia hgs uAur sa lre Manchester Bank
~asah Aaa F5aaateiEsF ADMINISTRATIVE 0i
William Fra3r:vller, reported sa'r q Per
ssusl property.
Granville Reed aud Chazi-s Rahy, eKegu-
ross oi Joseph Miller, ru,lraei taTraiey pi
personal property aai rea,asej ors!sg d sell
same
Jacob C. Hall, air.aaisaE1s o.! Emily J..
Hull. received order ut co-rg la isvrsg magies-
james 4. Tracey, administrator y a. 80
Nicholas Ssunn, settled hzs src9aI and hna3
account
Howard A B.xler. administrator of Sa-ah
c. Brx!rr. Tslarurd Inventory % personal
property
Ia-.iay, March I5.-Gs5rsc ". aa8 Dan.
iel IS. RIIi, executors o' Leonard E.ii- sag
tied their t-sf account
LYDIA A. $ Fr0wuGe..er sad i.rgi J. Nos
Ter. administrators of ti~r,hpm 4. :. Frawutr..
Ger, returned inventory 90 debts and settled
tae5g first ard hasl aevoaut
William H. Geiaer, administrator % Anne
+. Geifjer. settled biz hr,i aad iIuAi account
Distribution amuuE creditors U' Gyms !.
Gr5~saicAie. ratified ani confirmed.
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TaylorSyIl Items.

March 15.-The fourth quarterly con fer
euce OF West Falls circuit will be held at TIN:
by DIR. Heisse, the presiding elder
n H. Faryer, oar huckster, purchased a
lot OF capous, one of which weighed l2t
pounds The average was 81 pounds.
Geo W. Magin. our fur dealer, has par.
chased aud disposed of $40 worth Of furs so
far this season.
Mrs. Julia A. Ingels and Mrs. Geo. Baker
are still on the sick list
The Sunday school at this place was reor
gained March with the following officers
Superintendent. c. W. Barnes; assistant su
perntendent, George W. Magin; secretary,
Harry r. Zepp; assistant secretary. Thomas
J. Byers; treasurer, F. d. Zepp; librarian,
Thurman Wright; assistant librarian, job I
Barnes
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Rachman,s valley Items.

NaRru l4.-Mrs. Polly Garrett lett today
for Glen Rock. Pa. % yJs,i her son, Curtis
Garrett
Raymond Sgoues5fsv ~j.I erect as~ oar.
rage house iu The ueay future.
Black birds, robins, etc, and frogs wore on
the list Of visitors last sunday, hai ou iaesiay
they retired. owing 90 'Ge fall OF ,uus which
continued uuiIl Wednesday "a EhI
The DAVID H. S,srurr farm which Wa sold
o. William Eysrhart and VAS rented lr c.
Irving k7oh toy the coming year. is nos rented
10 Jerry Iears, rha s1ti move There ia' first
"a, April
Grain EsIis are in good condition.
S,.phaa AmsFaeher -s aa lhe .ags .ssf; su'.
fer5ae tram appendicitis.
E.r. n u. Flick Hau haye services SO Je-.
sSa.c,a church 90 Saalay, March Is. az = e..
The new house erected hv A. G. Bachu,an
has received o.. last coat ot paint aat wJsl us
oerariei by bu1 Hsrmon-
- Patrick Jay. Saturday Marcel l., Is q
iay observed boy usHy people .H s3s,HS seeds
Il all descriptions.
Tao neu Telephone jsr. through hsrg w,Ij
soon Do constructed The vsrrs Ae3 phones,
ga houses are yci wsuH~E.
pvnf1z 5. Wafrasms has asIl .srgv hcu
hose ard Urs smoke aslss-
WeSsas assrr .ho past t~a socks Farmers
afv rEgregsaE laser prices. uh.eh T. too l1E
a.rralE. IS rsars per h4shs.
tizaauI Aa-Es have brcg seen emerging from
shrlf ~lase. quarters, bat ihey havr rciaracsi
10 shym ak.la.
We sere all zlai 20 Asar 81 the enjoyment
ftcnsse y. lrissr sni family. e JEsaa Mills,
I-. y, La~y-s. Il SILVER Eza, Aad E.usr
-scrrtr. q iiAHavrr. "a. as4 rs sarav rriurn
'rr t-1a, abe S1a,h.
Pasit ,a'-s ars zrts attended and price.
af- tsrF. Alfred G. h4ramsa sAis ag l5th
instant ssnpautrd 81 about 81 SOD
last >4aiay Rev Charlie u. sa2acr, H.
FaarnHui, preached an rtrHllrat SERMON a1
gae charca arrv Bro plas>' IF Rev J. =. >,1ae-
stcr, who was t.L Cu.isgtsaa ~As sasru tar
the .aHersr, by rhr great hmiar So JsY4a.
NlI5a= Tbe1gt, 81 Nf.-asr, bAs moved 30
the hare et I0ha y, hr1b
MISS Efssir Sseussstes has msyrl ,o The
hausc @; C9uraI Waychipe.
May changes CT ssss3e-rez sisi fzze place
by the Is 81 April
ca Monday. ~aat 1rsEht have h.ra a s,rt.
5us accident. oye4gysi Ha she Jasaa y .ls
rnai, meas shs hamr et Raymond Ss5uvsfirr.
A. MAJ Black vas coming Gp it~ road. drly
snE The large lrzm u Conrad NArealmr. and
As ca a narrow part 80 iAg road b did nos
u5uce tia; Claude Moons was approaching
h5a ~rta a horse AMI 54zsy, until t1a ate.
The traa became scared AHi ran .u;n Mr..
hoHu. aaEEy, tearing al the sqHSrs lousr
IRON thf-g wheels. hruatuz the back axis and
Breaking other snail parts Il tho buggy. Toe
team =as cAaeai By NJ. black before running
sayg ,as.
A tes peach trees have already began To
bad bat this cold weather has .-uz-u tdem.
Several prrsaas saw sid .~sr iylps aorlA
and iU q irw minutes the grr-r returned
south, indicating a severe .torm Co t4e north
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Sunny Side Items,

MARCH l5.-Mrs. Lenas March, Of near
Barts Church. is on the sick list
King & Miller have moved their shing lie mill
TO William Humbert's,, where they intend
saving shingles.
Edward Wentz is saving lumber for A. +.
Null, of Pine Hill.
Jesse Hitabridle, near this place, claims to
be the champion walker. lie says he can
walk as far as any one of his age and size, es-
pecially if there is a kind lady awaiting his
arrival with table laden with the delicacies
of the season.
Preaching at St. Bartholomew's Church
Sunday morning at 10 a. N.
Mrs. J. D. Sholl, who is on the sick list, is
improving.
Fannie Hess was at Littestown OF Satur-
day, visiting sick friend.
John Jones, the Pine Hill milk man, bought
a fine pair of mules at Peter Dull's sale on
Wednesday.
Mrs Oliver Sholl, of Union Mills, visited at
J. d. Sholl's Sunday.
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Manchester Firemen Coming.

Manchester Fire Company elected the fol-
lowing officers last Tuesday evening John
B. Baker president; c. A. Myers vice presi-
dent; Henry S. Musselman recording secretary;
G. w. Mottsr financial secretary; John b.
Masenhimer treasurer; ex-sherif William II.
Wilson chief; C. W. Shearer, ". l.. Hoffman,
c. NJ. Masenhimer, James f. Wagleman and
Cleveland A. Myers trustees. After the cleo
ton the members adjourned to the parlor
where they enjoyed the program prepared by
the entertainment committee, consisting OF
fine music by the Manchester Orchestra, egg
sandwiches, coffee, and the best Havana
cigars. The members unanimously voted to
procure new uniforms and attend the four.
teenth annual convention Of the Maryland
Volunteer Firemen which meets in Westmin
ster June 6, and g.
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Weather Record Tor The week.

March lO-mercury 80 at a. m. and 40 at
On. m. snow squalls; fair, with very high north
west wind. March ll-mercury 30 at a. m:
and 4s at p. m; fair and blustery, followed
bv cloudy weather. March l2-mercury 80 al
a. m. and 40 at 2 p. M; tar ana ol9stery.
March l3-mercury % at a. m ana ~ at
p. m; light snow from an early hour. March
i;ab+ snow until 10 a. M; cloudy; hail and
snow at night. March 15-mercury % at a
n and % at . D. M; hail, rain and snow; al
least three inches of snow fell after II p. m.
March l6-mercury q at a. m. and 80 at
p. M; fair.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-03-17
Local Legislation.

Mr. Frederick's bill requiring justices Of the
peace to give bonds for correct records has
been passed.
Mr.. Myers introduced bills sanctioning deed
TO Meadow Branch Church, and to provide for
support of Carroll county Jail.
By Mr. Beasman, to amend the charter OF
Mt Airy; and to amend the charter of the
Baltimore, Westminster and Gettysburg Rail.
road Company.
Senator Beasman's bill to provide for exc.
cution of warrants elsewhere in State than
county of issuance was passed.
On Thursday Mr.. Frederick introduced bills
to amend the game laws and to amend the
road laws of this county.
Mr. Bushey to provide for the indexing OF
equity records in this county; and Mr.. Myers
for the better protection of quail in the State.