The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-14
St. Johns Parochial School opens on Mon

St. Johns Parochial School opens on Mon.
day.
The High School of this city opened on
Monday last with very good attendance.
Alto a. m. this morning the weather bureau
sent out the following bulletin:-Fair and
cooler tonight and Saturday.
Next Thursday and Friday will be the
Hebrews Christmas days. Harry Rosenstock' S
and Louis Sachs stores will be closed.
John NJ. Roberts, Trustee, offered at public
sale on Saturday the John Price properly, on
| Liberty street, but WAS withdrawn after it was
bid up 500.
William l.. Richards, trustee, sold on Sat
nrdav. a farm containing "a acres, rood and
80 perches, in Woolery's district, to Silas
Martin, for S41.50 per acre.
A match race between FIVE horses from this
CITY took place at Hanover Fair on Thursday,
and elected much interest and was won by a
mare owned by Charles King, with Clayton
Bell a close second.
An entertainment will be given at the Odd
Fellows Hall, on September %, for the ben
eft of Ascension Church. The program will
consist of vocal and instrumental music and a
lauebable little play entitled a Box of Mon
keys.
Mr.. Geo. NJ Parke is having a new pave
ment laid in front of the lot that he recently
purchased from the Polk estate, on Court
street Mrs. Annie Maulsby also has just put
down new pavementin front of her residence,
on East Main street.
Mr.. Fred. William Witte, of Tannery. has
been elected delegate to represent the \.
P. S. C. 4. of St. Johns Lutheran Church OF
salem charge. at the Maryland State c. E..
Convention 10 be held at Salisbury, Nd, Oc-
tober Is to Is.
team belonging to Mr.. Charles Taylor,
living near Bethel church, got frightened at
the s o'clock train Wednesday evening of last
week while hitched to post near Carrolltou
Station, broke loose and ran on the track I'm
mediately in front of the train. The horse
was injured so severely it was killed later by
the train crew, and the buggy was badly dam
aged. :,
A union Sunday school rally will be held
by the ladies of Thomas Chapel, September
22nd, beginning at 100 r. m, aud continuing
after night. Prominent speakers and special
music will be in attendance; also a number OF
schools have been invited TO take part in pro
gram. A stand will be erected near the
church. Refreshments to be sold for benefit
of church. All are invited to unite with US
and make the day success.
A number of real estate sales have recently
been made at Union Mills as follows Mrs.
Jacob Zacharias has sold her village property
to NJ. Theodore Yeiser, who in turn has sold
his farm to Frederick Bachman. Mrs. Jesse
Koon,z has sold a house and lot to VIM. II.
Harner. Jonas Flickinger has bought the
farm belonging to his father, the late William
Flick5Sger, containing 6S4 acres, at u per
acre. Morris Jones has sold to WIN. hirkhof
% acres of unimproved land on Raliiesnake
Hill at IS. so per acre, and Milton Moreiock
has purchased Alonza Maus' farm of ~ acres
at $27 per acre.
The twenty ninth annual convention OF the
Pennsylvania Milers' State Association viii
be held in Baltimore September Is, ~ and
20. While in Baltimore the members Will
make their headquarters at the Euiaw House;
but all Of the business meetings will be held
in the rooms of the Merchants and Manuiac-
turers' Association. The association Is com
prised of the most prominent members OF the
miIlers' business throughout Maryland, Penn.
sylyania and New Jersey and has = member
shin of more than $50. The officers are :
Edward J Rsindollar, TaHeyio~n, Nd, pr
ideni; ". Y. YeAgeE. LewistnWH, Pa, first
vice president; j. BGdd Wo1isi"u. w. Holly.
n. j.. second vice president; A. c. GodshaH,
Is,nsdale. Pa, treasurer. and ;. High LeTan,
Columb Pa, SECRETARY.