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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24

The social hrld hs the se~InE society =, the
h0spiiable home II Nns- Margaret R,iheim
was Qaige success. The Eacsts very gracious
y bestowed many useful sifts 10 the society.
Tie evening EAs spent iu Qaleg gzracs. social
chat and tine nusse to rRIiseu the OCCASION.
The mrau consisted % sgf-e. coc,aa and bon
b9as 20 which al did ample Justice Absut
IL clock the guests hAdc shr hostess iars~cii
Ar expressed lheusclvrs hauRe Jolly
good lime
Among those present -ers Mrsdames Fr4n-
CTS Wilson. samuel Gilbert, Fanny FurCzaau,
Lacy Shsc. EiiE2brth Harms. la Rose, Nora
EckaFd. Ida finxiiag Eariih EckArd, Minnie
Harris. Margaret Wilhrln aud Mr.. And Mrs.
. Bldjinxrr; Misses Fanny. Bertha aud Ella
Rose Cora sud Edna Wilson, pAhlia. Clara
aad Auaia UteraAAlsn. Esi- Harris, Alice
Arbzugh. Phenia aud HsIia l,ugiInE and
Gzvadoliue Wilhelm; Ar.zs. Eyaa I. smith,
Rex BiddingeF. Leonard Foreman. Carroll
and Harry ilnrling. Stanley Gilbert, Dcwry
Wilhelm. Earl Harris and E!noT Wilsoa.
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Gambler Items.

FEBRUARY 22-Mrs Mary Stricker enter
iaiued the members Oft the Ladies' Mite Society
al her residence Thursday Of last week. The
time was spent in social conversation, vocal
and instrumental music, after which refresh
menis were served. Those present passed a
very pleasant afternoon. Among those pres
eut were-Mesdames Mary Stricken, Katie
Preston, Samuel Monroe, William Spencer,
J. II. Shoemaker, Robt f. Barnes. X. F.
Gorsuch, G.. I. Gorsuch, c. ;. BrannInE,
klAusmAn, q. W. Barnes, George A. Barnes
Geo. W Frizzell, Abram HAines aud Harvey
DAVIS; Misses Martha Lanlz, Nellie Gardner,
Bessie Fosseit, Gerie Palmer, Beulah Shauck
aud Master Stanley Gursuch.
Joseph WILLIS and family moved 10 Bait.
more this week A. J. Callrider will occupy
the house vacated by Mr. Williss.
William 7. Gambler has moved to neaE
Rssierstowu.
Robert F7ohr and DR.. Gorsncb, the FORMER
who recently broke his leg and the latter who
severely sprsined BIS, are each improving.
George Conway has purchased The farm OF
/. Tyson Harden. near Louisville.
II We are to have inJoNIcants sold IN our
neighboThooi. le, i b. by licensed aud veil
kept hotel. rather than from the cider cellar.
Is is a well known fact that a certain man.
prominent IN local politics. sells CIDER on
Sunday, and 10 Is a common occurrence TO src
from one to a dozen youug men. greatly under
the influence of hard cider. r,-riiug through
our village At any hour un that day. ,udulglng
IN pruiAue sud obscene language. Such
srruss have become a stencil ia the postrits
Of respectable people.
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New Advertisements.

New Dinner Sets a, Reduced Prices, Clothes
Basket Bargain, EIc.-f. W. AAihsr & Sous,
Westminster and Manchester
Semi Annual Sale Of Fine Ciothin.-The
Miller Bros. Co.'S Popular Cash Stores,
Westminster.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewritiug
Miss Porter, 1905 Linden avenue Bal,i-
more, Md.
Large Public Sale Of Valuable Live Stock
and Farming lmpements-Wm X leppo.
Public Sale of Valuable Live Stock aud
AaehineFy-Mrs. Caroline Riuehart
Public Sale Of Valuable Personal Property
Nicholas j. Walsh and David r. Walsh.
Every Truck Farm kno~s-German Kali
Works, % Nassau street, New York
This Store Is Nov Ia Spring Attire
Babylon L Lippy Co. Westminster.
The Cadillae-D. p. Smelser & Sons,
Agents, New Windsor, Md
Public Sale of Valuable Personal Property
Thomas o. Malionee
Special Bargains in Felt Boots-Wm. &.
Deyilbiss, Westminster
Horses and Mules Wanted-H. Z. Good
via, Reisterstown. Nd.
A Fine Residence for SAc-Mary c. Van
derford.
Special Notice.. NJ. Bush, Sup, and
Treas.
Farm for Rent-Ephraim Haines. Medford,
Md.
Iowa Horses Harry G. Schriver, Hanover,
Pa.
List Of Unclaimed Matter in the Postofhce
Specials-W. n. keefer. Westminster.
Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
Legal Notices
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Business Locals.

Don't fail to see Mr.. Edward Wright in the
beautiful four act comedy drama 1.-The Heart
Of Ireland" Special scenery is carried by
the company. military band and orchestra
accompanies the attraction, and an evening
will be well spent at Odd Fellows Hall,
Monday, February 20. Prices %, IS and SOC.
Reserved seats at Boyle's.
House for Rent-On Carroll street, OPP
posite Lutheran Church. Apply at Sc West
Main street 2t*
On Monday night, at Leopold's Casino.
this city, Billy Whistler, of Baltimore, and
Jimmy Sullivan, of Hagerstown, will spar Is
rounds, and Young Kid Gilbert and Young
Monroe will spar 6 rounds. Britt Nelson
fight will be produced by kaleidoscope.
FoR RENT.-A House and Lot at Eastview,
Nd. John Shafer
Three Farms for Sale, near Westminster.
Apply to Vincent Yingling
SALE BILLS SALE BILLS
If you want the largest and most attractive
Sale Bills, call at The ADVOCATE OFFICE and
leave your order. Our Paper and lux are the
best, and the work is done by men who have
had the experience of some of the best Job
Printing Offices in the State Prompt SER
vice. Rates as low as good work will justify.
Dolly Madison footwear is designed for
those women who demand superior shoes on
the most reasonable price basis. The College
Boot is the newest style. Look them up.
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Pleasant Hlll liens.

FgAEvAKY 22--Amos WantH aud @tle, of
kiugsdaie. Pa, spent Sunday last -i,h Prank
BrrhIel A8d ~ifs, sho gave dinner party m
hou0r OF their guests. which vas much enjoy
ed by them.
Mr.. and M. Wayne Kroh and soa RsIph
Of Hanover, Pa, speat Sunday ~igh jobs
MsuS and family.
Edsasd Slirr aud wife and LuIher Slifrr
aud wife, Of Liitiesiowu. Pa. ssre guests Of
Ms and Mrs. Frank Bcchtal on Sunday
Mr. And Mrs.. Clinton fogiesong, Of May.
berry. we're guests Of Frank Brown aud
family Que dAy lA-l seek
We wish TO coTrrc, the statement that Mr.
William Brown has returned To her home IN
Hanover. Pa, it should have been returned
10 her home from Hanover, Pa
The family Of J. A. Neimert. who have
l,r', IN. are improving.
Mr. Lydia Frouufelter. spent Tuesday IN
Westminster.
Levi Mouer spent Tuesday al Westminster.
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BACHNAN'S VALLEY ITEMS.
A Large Surprise Party-Ash Day-Narrow
Escape from Fire, Etc.

FsBgUaRY - -Washiugton's Birthday is a
holiday not celebrated by many of the people
Va this nrighborhood, except the public
schools.
The home of Mr. and Ms George F. Pane
baker Was the scene of a sery enjoyable sur
prise party Saturday night, February IL. The
evening was spent IN games. conversation, etc,
until 1 o clock when refreshments we're lavish.
Is served. After which all babe their host and
hos,ss, good night and returned to their re,
specIye homes. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. George p, Panebacker, Mr. and
Mrs. c. Irving Kroh; Misses Ada Brown, Car.
RTE Snyder, EsieliA Brown. Carrie K. Pane
baker. Lille Rachmau, Clara Ebaugh, Bessie
Stnnesifer, Annie Pauebaker, Elvie koontz.
Mary Copcnhayen, Hesta Snyder, Cora Hes
son. Laura Panebaker. Mamie Snyder aud
Pearl sherman; Msssrs. William Meyers,
Horace Reese, c. +. Bachman, Vim. Theiret,
Jesse Marshall, Herbert Babylon, George F.
l.. Ebaugh, J. K. Alien, Claude L. Leppo,
Edward Sterner. Herbert ShriVer. Harry
warehime. Howard Meuchey, NC. Kaltrider,
Elmer J. d. Shaifer, George Strrvig and Ster-
ling q. Bixler,
Paul Jones, who had been suffering for
several weeks with pneumonia, is able to be
about the house
c. Irving Kroh and wife, Of Silver Run,
spent a few hours at the home OF William
Sweuk last Saturday evening.
Next Wednesday is Ash Day, and is observed
by many ia putting ashes upon cattle. etc.
One u;onih from the present. date, spring
begins. The difference will not be known
except i, opens with summer weather, as we
have hal spring during the past winter weeks.
The Telephone Company is putting mp poles
through here aud ia a short time the hne will
be completed.
LAST Sunday afternoon fodder stack al the
home of George Stonesifer was burned. At
one time the barn was ia great danger as a
large hole was made in the roof and at several
other places there WAS fire, but it was gotten
under control.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

FEBRUARY pa mission service had been
arranged for last Sunday morning by the Re
formed pastor, Rev. j. B. StOnesifer, but on
account of illness the minister could not be
present. Many members were disappointed,
vet not entirely, as several of our laymen sue
cesslully conducted the service aided by a
large and appreciative audience. The ser
vice was opened by an appropriate prayer and
a number of our boys and girls recited beau
tlul selections.
Washington's birthday was celebrated by
the public school. The program set by the
School Board was very creditably carried out.
The commodious rooms we're tastetully decor
ated with potted plants and National and
State colors. Each scholar and patron wore
a badge displaying picture of Washington.
Mrs. Christopher Zepp is critically i'll with
pneumonia.
= Mrs. Noah T. Wantz, who has been great
sufferer for some months with cancer of the
stomach, is growing weaker daily.
On Tuesday evening there was a pleasant
surprise party at the hosptable home of Ed.
Strevg and wife. The evening was spent in
various GmusementS, singing and instrumental
music, there being many well rendered selec-
lions on the piano and organ. At IL O'Clock
refreshments were served. As midnight
drew nigh all expressed themselves as having
spent a very pleasant evening. Those present
were Edward Strevig and wife, Anna Hahn,
Elsie Lester, Ida Petry, Ada Strevig, Ada
Myers, Annie Geiman. Cora Warehime, Ada
Wantz, Fannie Myers, Ada Geiman, Beulah
Reese, Maggie Myers, Sadie Strevig, Belle
Strevig, Mabie Lester, Naomi Myers, Laura
Geiman. Mary Lester; JOS Streveg, Milton
Powell, Harry Starner, Carroll Myers, Chas
Myers, Irwin Wantz. William Myers, Charles
Lease, William Stair, Herbert Petry, Jacob
Miller, Charles Slrevig, John Leister, Tobias
Yinglng, Jos. Myers, Frank Myers, John
Myers, George DeviIbiss, Archie Myers, Leon
ard Yingling. Carroll MyerIy, Raymond
Hahn, Clarence Myers. Charles Miller and
Roy Myerly.
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A Valentine Party.

A most delightful ST. Valentine parry was
given on February IA, at Honor hall, Nc
Elderly street aud Duncan Place, Baltimore,
Inv Miss Lula Mae Greene and her brother, A.
Sbellman Greene. The hall was protuSeIy
decorated with hearts and bunting. Several
appropriate games were played an d there was
dancing. Refreshments were served and the
table was tastefully decorated, the color
scheme being red: Miss Greene received her
quests in "A beautiful princess gown OF green
SIX. collenne trimmed with lace applique and
wore corset bouquet of volets.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. ID.
smith and Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Weaver;
Misses Sadie A. Lucas. Lillian Bryan, l.. Mae
Greene, Katherine Plunkett, Rosamond Car,
roll. Mae Marvel, Florence Walker, Ethel
Selby, Edith Share, Elsie Lucas, Cora NJ;
CLAYTON. Sophia Leppery, Dora Bryan and
Annie Hicks; Messrs. A. Shellman Greene,
Robert b. Ennis, Robert Ii. Carroll, Robert
A, Bond. Nehemiah Bailey, Clarence Walker,
George S. Moore, Eugene 5. Higdon. Charles
Fl Holman, William 0. Neil, Douglas Bal
lev, John Prayer, Lee Bailey, Milton !. Bond.
James c. Rlpp, Leroy Wentz, Harry n,
Merchant, J. Elmer Shepherd aud Roscoe &.
Curtis.
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West Falls Items

PEaRUART 2O-AIlis Buckingham aud wife,
Of Mount Airy, spent Sunday with the NJ, S~rs.
Doty, OF Square Corner.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar C. Mercer. OF Mt. Airy
Heights, spent Sunday with Ar. and Mrs.
Jesse c. L0wmAn, of "Lowmnn's Delight"
The public school Of this place is IN n
hourishing condition with Charles A. Ogle,
teacher, who reports 81 scholars on the roll.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter o. Trigg. Of Balli
more, spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs VIM
II. CLANCY.
Miss Galdie Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis j.
Kemp and little son Lewis A.. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles +. Carver, enjoyed the hospi.
tality of Mr.. and Mrs. Abdiel Carver, of this
place.
Mrs Percy Lowman. of near Unionyile.
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs.
b. Baumgardner.
Misses Hilda Clary aud Mary Buchanan
spent Sunday at Truman Lowmans.
Leonard Lowinan, of Mount Airy, enjoyed
the hospitality of his mother, Mrs Amelia c.
Lowman, last Sunday.
William Welsh has moved to the house OF
Mrs. Dennis Lowman, and Gwiney Brashears
will occupy the house vacated by Mr.. Welsh
The distribution of sale bills is the order of
the day.
Harvey Arthur Peddicord, of Mount Airy,
spent Sunday with friends in Liber,ytowu.
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EaSiHIcN LENS.

FrHRrAEy 20.-Miss Minnie waddcll. q
SAM Greek. came IS The guest Of Mr.. John
Conway. Of East View. and not Of Mrs.
Schnable. When Mrs. Conway, With Mis-
Elizabeth Conway. arrived from their Trip.
they ~ere greeted hy Mss Niunie. Who spent
from the IOsh until The 10Th Of February Nth
her, leaving there ia make trip 10 Baltimore,
aud from there Ia Sans Greek, her home.
Miss Lizzie Is SILL = guest Of Mrs tonANay,
Ia honor 81 their ga-sts the husi aud hosi~ss
gave = very interesting finch psry Monday
evening. February T.. 10 Miss Minnie WAddrH,
Of Sandy Rank Cottage. SAN. Creek. aud
Miss LAME Conway. 81 Coaaway's Advcn
ture, near Louisville, Nd The evening Vas
spent by the younger folks, playing Zip and
finch. the older people IN pleasant eouvrrsa
ton. aud we've entertained wiih music by Miss
GLADYS 0gg. Those present wcr. Mr.. John
Conway and wife CHRISTOPHER Schnahle ard
wife, Elias Arnold and wiie Ed-Ard Arnold
aud wife. August Saddle aud sifv. Mrs. Fanny
Ogg ard Ms. Essie OEE; Misses Maad BoliiB
ger. 6eriie Friz1cll. Eva Rosenhurrer. Gladys
Ogg, Lizzie Conway, Mamie Wadiell, Mar.
sie Schnsble Jeanette Davis, and EIsie Coma
way; Messrs- Herbert BHzel. Edward Bollin.
ger, John Rosenbergrr. LEWIS SchnAhls. Gar,
field Ogg, William Osierhus. Harry kler,
Harry and Harvey Richter
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Slocksdals werr to
give social nj their home. near EAstvie~.
on Valentine uighi. bai ouins Go Ih~ inclrm-
ency Of the NeaiheF i pJsipone,l anlil
Thursday night.
OwiuK the roughness Of the roads and the
Misunderstanding a. to dAirs al. Ib"se &ho-
we're invited were not present. hul The rHssts
who remembered pas in their Appearance at
O'Clock. and suecee3ed in making ihr house
ring ~ith the music Of tongues. The men snloy-
ed a social game Of The old time sport ~hile The
ladies and younger members played games Of
various kinds occasionally filing ia With ia
strumenIa music hy Mr.. Norris SaocksiAlc
aud Miss Grace Geisler. The bouniifal r~plss
WAS enjoyed by the following: Mr.. Norris
SiocksdAle and wife. Mr.. George kluch aud
wife. Mr.. Gus Saddles and wite. Mr.. Harry
Hill and wiie Mr.. John Conway and ~ife;
Misses Lizzie Conway, Grace L-is,er, Min.
uie waddell Elsie Conway, MAY klre. Jan
cite Davis. and MArgrei Buckingham; Nessrs.
George Hill, Carroll SAsuan. Harry klach.
Garfield Ogg. Lewis SchnAble Ray BilErl aud
ChAFies Hill.
At one o clock the guests began To leave
after thanking the host aud hosiess iur their
kind hospitality. promising n come sgain.
Some did not secure any ice, While the
jority have their houses filed. Many are talk
ing about spring work and getting onion sets
ready when the weather opens.
Potatoes are being shipped 10 market.
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Albert E. Lambert has been re.appoinied

Albert E. Lambert has been re appointed
postmaster at New Windsor.
Mr. Harry I. Perry, of this city, leaves for
the Church Home, Baltimore, on Wednesday.
Last Sunday night The bar of the Ideal
Hotel, this city, WIS entered and all the
liquors, cigars and beer in bottles were taken.
A child, months old, of Mr. and Mrs.
Frey Harver, Of Frizelburg, was found dead
in bed on Friday morning Funeral Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock at krider's.
As the result of freight wreck on the
Western Maryland Railroad, near Rocky
Ridge, about $50 O'Clock Thursday morning,
the track was blocked for eight hours. The
wreck was caused by heavy freight train.
en- route from Hagerstown to Baltimore, part,
ing and the TWO sections running together.
Several cars were practically demolished and
the track torn up. Members of the crew es-
capped injury. Wreckiug crews from Hagers-
town aud Union Bridge cleared away the
debris and repaired the track. Owing to the
accident no mail was delivered in Westmin-
ster and business men and newspaper offices
had double work to do on Friday.
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MedfOrd Items.

FEBRUARY 22.-The sale of Harry Kelly,
which Was TO take place last Tuesday did not
come off. owing to changing his mind about
moving 10 Pilisburg. Mr.. Kelly thinks that
Carroll county is good enough after ALL
Thomas Ham. who moved to Baltimore
last Thursday, and who Is conducting grocery
and meat store on North Avenue. came back
on Tuesday to make arrangements for the sale
Of his household effects.
Harry Fowler will not farm Mrs. Charles
Martins place on shares previously ar
ranged, but will work for her.
Harvey Pelry aud wife, near Fountain Val
icy, spent Sunday last nj Lincoln Rinehart's.
Earnest Myers has IS young chickens, aud
is getting over 100 eggs day.
A special meeting of Medfnrd Grange will
be held in the hall on Thursday afternoon,
March LIST There will be FIVE persons in
mated, and other business Of an important
character is TO he transacted.
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Personal Notes.

Persons having friends IS guests and desire the
publication VI the sane will PLEASE s.ud their
names To this Office. EDfTuRsi
Mrs. James 5. Hyatt aud daughter, Mss
Ursula, of Sanford avenue. Gainesville,
Baltimore county, are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
William +. Jordan, of Gambler.
MIR. B. f. Shriver and daughters Misses
Madeline and Angela. of Union Mills. reached
Baltimore last Monday after a most enjoyable
visit to Jamaica.
Misses Beatrice and Lillian Bryan. of Queen
Anne county. are guests Of Mrs. II. Scott
Roop. this city.
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore,
on February IL. TO Mr.. Lloyd A. Zendgraft
and Miss Mary +. BaeSingham. Of WesImin.
stsr.
Miss Mildred Wheeler. Of Baltimore. who
has been visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs p A. Gorsuch. returned TO her home
Wednesday, accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Agnes Gorsuch, Of Westminster.
Miss Gertie Null has returned home after
spending sometime with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Laudine Porter, Of Cumberland. is
visiting Miss Gertie Null, Is John street,
Westminster.
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Another Industrial Establishment.

There is new shirt factory in Westminster.
II is located on Green and north of Liberty
street. near Belle Grove Square. in substan-
tial two story brick building. owned by Mr..
VIM. B. Thomas. of the banking house of
VIM B. Thomas & Son. The first floor has
two rooms, in one of which is the engine,
which will furnish the power to drive the ma.
chimes The whole second floor is well
lighted room, where the sewing machines are
placed. They began work last Tuesday morn
ing with good force of hands.
Mr. VIM. Z. Grumbine, the manager, says
h. will give employment to from 90 10 100
persons, with a payroll of more than $3.50 a
week This offers an opportunity for young
men in and around Westminster to secure
pleasant and profitable employment. as oper-
ators will be paid while learning, and in short
time they will be able to earn good wages.
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KILLED BY A TRAMP.
Charles Gibson Stabbed and Died Almost
Instantly-Three Men in Frederick Jail.

On Thursday of last week, at Barrick's lime
kilns, near Woodsboro, Frederick county,
Charles Cline, a tramp, killed Charles Gibson,
employed at the line kilus, by stabbing HIM
near the heart with a pocket knife.
The stabbing was the result OF an effort by
Gibson andfelow employees at the kilns todrlve
Cline and two other tramps away from the
kilns Cline drew bis knife when Gibson APP
preached him and stabbed him near the heart
making AN ugly wound. from which Gibson
died in IA short while The three iramrs fled
and were pursued by the workmen, who caught
Cline along the Northern Central railway, near
LegOres. He was taken TO Frederick ana
lodged in Jail. He is about 30 years of age
and says his home is in New York. lie has
the appearance of professional tramp.
AT the inquest on the 18th instant, Cine
made plea of self defense AT the hearing. In
his testimony he stated that he did not draw
his knife until be had been knocked down
three times, once with stone. and that he
struck about with the knife to DIVE oil Glbson
and his companions, who were attacking him.
He was not not aware that he had cut Gibson,
he said. until later. The other testimony was
to the effect that the slabbing WAS done IN
general fight which was started by John Potts
showing Cline, who fell down. Cline then
threw stone at Potts, but hit Gibson, and
the latter attacked Cline. Cline was held for
the action fthe grand jury, as was also Alfred
Brunk, one of the Iramps who was with HIM
and who was caught at Taneytown, Carroll
county. The charge against BCunk is assault
on Calvin Grabill, one of Gibson compan'
ions.
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RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS AT GLYNDON.
The Western Maryland Buys Land and VIII
Make Important Changes, Etc.

- n - II
The Western Maryland hai'roau mas pur
chased from Mrs. Patrick Dyer, OF HIynd"n
nearly six acres, TO be used m contemplated
improvements at Glyndon.
This property includes an avenue, winch
has been used as pu6hc thoroushiare, am the
homestead ana 0,her nuliul"ss VI the iale
f"tnck Dyer. ne con, 'u'I"'i"" Is more
than Sl3,O ana lhe ra'''od" "'No s'e's !"
open and grade 30 loot avenue next 10 me
land purchased to lake the place OF Inc roaG
taken. The company haG A'reauy secured
rights OF way over the Janus OF tne I'""u"'u
OH Company aud OF Mr.; Johh Nee'' ana 1t
can now 90 head wlln the extensive changes
and improvements, "hieh II Is "hurfS'""u are
contemplate lor I'yi'I i''I r. a., ..,or.
Inc plans lncluuG 'o%et H|S ~ ''e s'". -,
from Q 10 ~ leet through p's.'""' >" a. ~
eliminate heaVy Crane ahu at Tue salle I'M, i,I
aooIlSh Two dangerous grnue Crossings l"S
Emory GroVe iine OF ''ie Ghi'eH N 'I'~ayT am
Electric company an" tue cou"', io"u wiz
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A lea al Elrsmen,s Building.

The Lend Hand Club, oG this city. will
give a tea at the Firemen's Building on Sat
urdsy, March 81. commencing Al o'clork Ia
the afternoon. Light refreshments Will ne
served, and salads, ice cream, cake, car'is.ls.
aud fancy articles will he fOr sale. Silver
offering nj the door. The follnwiug ladies'
have il in charge:
Room Commiliee-Mrs. G. ". Parke, Ms.
2. n. Kennedy and Mrs. J. l.. Reifsnider. Jr.
Supper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES }. A G.
Bond. +. q. Grimes. NJ j. Woodward r. F.
Englaf. W. H. DAVIS, j. H. Miileu, G. r,
Bsughmau. (. p. Brnndige. F. X. Herr and
Scott Roop.
Ice Cream and Cake TabI~s-Mcsdames J..
s Matthias. Fred u. Miller, :. Simpson. Chas
r Herring, F, Z. Miller, and Miss Jewell
Simpson.
Fancy Mesdames J. II. Cunning.
ham. ]. W. Smith aud +. o. Grimes, Jr.
Car1mpl Table-Mesda,nes f. +. Th"mp
snn. W. FnRk Thomas, snd Miss Berthe
Shnver.
Fish Pond-Miss Margaret Bennett.
Tea Tables viii be in charge Of M~sdames
Vim. B. Thomas. Jos. b. Boyi-, +. II. Lewis,
4. A. Nartield, Misses Sue ShriVer and Nan
ME Heuning.
special meeting OF the Club this Saturday
al 3 p. m. a. Mrs +. o. Grimes, Main street