The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-29
Mr. James W. Lockard, of this civ. has

Mr.. James W. Lockard, of this city, has
purchased very handsome automobile.
Mrs. William T. Wilson, of Carroll street,
this city, who has been seriously i'll, is i'm.
proving.
Martin Granadier. formerly of Westminster,
died of consumption in hospital in Baltimore
| on Thursday.
At lOa IN. this morning the weather bureau
sent out the following bulletin Partly
| cloudy; continued warm tonight and Saturday.
Harry l. Reindollsr, of Taneytown, who
has been in Baltimore for long time under
going treatment for his eyes, returned home
on Tuesday last.
Israel Trimmer, of Hanover, Pa, has sold
his two story frame dwelling house, with
building lot adjoining. TO John Warner, of
Manchester, for $4250.
Alonzo Wiliar, Sabillasville, Md, who was
scalded in the wreck on the W. NJ. K, K. on
June II, 1905, near Patapsco, is beginning to
walk by the aid OF crutches.
Mrs. Washington Gardner, who has been
seriously i'll at the residence of her son-in law
Rev. l.. F. Warner, this city, for the past
week, is slowly convalescing.
Guy w. Steele, Trustee, sold at public sale
last Saturday small farm of 81 acres, that
was owned BY John l.. Graf, deceased, near
Manchester, to his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth
Graf for $l35.
The Westminster Postoffice will be closed
after 9 a. m on July 4th. There will be one
delivery 10 the morning and a collection in
the evening at O'Clock. No mail will he
delivered on the rural routes.
A family reunion was held at Mr.. William
II. Yingling's, near Westminster, on Thurs
day. A general good time was bad. James
ID. Mitchell, the photographer, OF Westmm-
ster, took family group OF 30.
The eighth annual reunion of the Reformed
churches of Carroll county will be held near
Taneytown this year on August l6. Among
the speakers will be Rev. DR.. Sehick. of
Washington, and Rev. Ditzel, Phi. D., of
Maytown, Pa.
Messrs. Oscar Dean and Mcclure II. Houpt,
Middletown, have gone to Mortified, Mass,
to attend the Y. NJ. C. A. convention which
will be in session ten days. DR.. Dean goes as
a delegate from Gettysburg College, and Mr..
Houpt represents the Western Maryland Col.
lege, Westminster.
Mrs. George T. Motter, of Taneytown. has
sold her handsome residence in that place to
Mr.. Charles A. Elliott, proprietor of the
Elliott House, and it is common report that
Mrs. Moiter will sOoa remove to Washington
and make her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Anna NJ. Cunningham.
ST. Johns School held It's closing exercise
on June %, at st. Johns Hall, this city.
Master William Shaeffer, son Of Mr.. Harry
Shaeffer, Westminster, having completed the
course, received his diploma and gold medal.
Miss Helen Case, daughter of Mrs. Mary Case,
was awarded the gold medal for Christian
Doctrine. Forty pupils received medals for
attendance and general excellence in study.
The gold medals awarded 10 Master Shaefier
and Miss Case we're donated by Mr.. y. II.
Baumgartner.
Lawrence Fairfax Reifsnider. sou Of Mr..
Jno Milton Reifsnider Of this city, an APP
pointee of Hon. J. Fred. C. Talbot to the U.
5. Naval Academy, al Annapolis, passed his
mental examination for admission last week
and will be examined physically today. Young
Reifsnider is great grandson of the late
Admiral Andrew Hull Foote, U. ). N. whose
services To the country are too well known 10
repeat. His grandmother married as her
second husband the late Admiral Donal Nc
Neil Fairfax. L. S. n. Young Mr.. Reifsnier
is fine young man aud We predict for him an
honorable career.