The Democratic advocate., 1908-06-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

have C0ntraCIeu III 'h0 VI :"
en- 600 high school.
The fax rate of Hagerstown has
boan fixed at rs cents on the $1OO,
aoainst Y cents last year.
pleasant Grove NJ. E. Church at
candvville will have chtldren's day
corr.cn next Sunday morning, June IA,
at 1890.
Harry Walter Masenheimerand VIM.
panhpn S. Denner, both of Manchester,
r.orn among the graduates from the
Tohns Hopkins Hospital this week.
Onp dav last week Jonas woodward
o,,t for Walsh Brothers 70 Shingle
Tocks in minutes and Is seconds.
Tha capacity of the machine is 10000
shingles day.
The Westminster Fire Department
took IS of it's 50 members on the trip
IN Frostburg. where the fire companies
of tbp State held their annual reunion
on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week
Contracts have been awarded T. P.
IObns for the erection of the kann
memorial COIIdSS Ol IilC S1OohoS VI
the Jewish Home for Consumpt1ves,
on the Westminster pike, near Refs
terstOWn.
The Y. P. C. E. Society of Provi-
dence VI. P. Church will hold an ice
cream and strawberry festival at the
hall in Gambler Saturday evening, June
Is beginning at four o'clock. The
,rL1ic ic cordially invited
Main Court" the new name for the
old City Hotel will be opened to the
public next week. Il. W. Eckles, who
for the past three seasons has con-
Quoted the Oakland Hotel at Oakland,
Nd will be the manager.
George W. Albaugh has begun the
erection Of two dwellings on the lot
adjoining the Odd Fellows building.
They will be of colonial design, and
il construction and finish will be
among the finest on Main street.
The dedication of Providence M.
F.. Church, Gambler, Md, will take
place on Sunday, June 21, at 3 p. M
Rev. H. l.. Elderdice, DID,, will preach
the dedicatory sermon. Service also
Ct Q Il. Ill. AL al z SO1Olcllly
In the case of Aggie Morelock VS.
Benjamin F. Grouse, executor, tried in
Baltimore county, and in which YER
dict for $400 was given for plaintiff
a new trial has been granted on mo-
ton of defendant. Stocksdale, Yellott
and Offut for plaintiff, and Steele and
Isaac for defendant.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association of Westminster will hold
meeting in the Royal Arcanum
rooms Wantz building, Friday, June
Il. 7.30 p. m. The business men of
the city are requested to attend this
meeting and give their views as to the
best methods of promoting the COM
mercial, financial and industrial inter-
ests Of the community.
D. Barnitz, wife and daughters
came up from Baltimore on Tuesday
and are domiciled at their house on
East Main street. Mr.. BarnitZ prac-
tees law during the winter in Balti-
more and spends all his summers in
Westminster. His father, Michael Bar
nltz. together with the late William
+. Maulsby and others, started the Ad-
V0cate, and was also the first judge
OF the Orphans Court after Carroll
was made county.
The New Windsor Base Ball club de-
leated the Columbia Outing Club OF
Baltimore last Saturday in a very in
ltTestlng game by the score of s to g.
names and Spencer for New Windsor
ptched good ball. The feature of the
game was the batting of the home
team, especially that of Bankard, who
nlaoe three hits. New Windsor plays
I!e strong st. Helena team at New
NlndSor this Saturday, June 13. A
Sood game is expected, as both teams
nave been putting up a good game this
season.
company H and First Regiment
Band left on Saturday morning fol
foft Howard, where they will encamI
loi ~ days. The company, under Cap
IAN Ne1gle, had 46 enlisted men, and
oae oand about SO pieces in command
" ~ Ffo1. Bonnotte. They marched from
Sne afmory, East Green street, to the
~Spol, tne band playing several spirit
Gg 81. marches, which made things lively
ine Dand, after their return from
e"llp' Will give a series of sacred con-
Summer.
so me Carrollton Cornet Band has
Ied IIevured the services OF Prof. ]. Albert
noose' of Baltimore, who will give
fra tm entertainment, consisting of illus
the 'Tu u songs, goblet chimes, etc., in
Tbnd pand hall, at Carrollton Station
onIHIsuay evening, June IS, at s
% SIloeh' @ An admission fee of 10 and
liz tents ;e will be charged, and the pub
Los. 10 cordially invited to attend. Prof
MIS- MIS- mas highly entertained West
sions i1ns'ef audiences on several occa-
vioin;. o,s' and the people of Carrollton and
tanaiy faulty Will enjoy a rare treat by at
uilg his entertainment.
"nr nne Waynesboro (Pa.) Herald says 4:
scb.osonn Sonn l.. Massey and Miss Cora
Wos.suer, after their marriage at
sneennts1nlnster, came to Pen Mar to
cotto nu part of their honeymoon at the
strsoss stse OF the brides parents on Oak
will thinking they could there rest
ever Ease :. and be unmolested. How
Of fii' H. tae residents there were aware
8 o,olI lI TACT OF their marriage and about
of rsroS. oGk In the evening the report
by 'oiver shots were heard, followed
comno. o.aiithumpian band, which was
bers e'Sru Tu Oh score or more of men,