The Democratic advocate., 1908-09-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Western Maryland College Will
rpouen next week.
O. 1obn's parochial school will start
,n On Monday, September IA.
Thirteen tickets were sold from tnls
ton tn Iuray Caves on Sunday.
uockley & Sons, of Union Bridge,
.bnnpd ten tons of bones to Baltl-
more this week.
pzzle Picture-Find the child that
:. overcome with JOY at the prospect
n going back to school next Monday.
ID Crowl, this city, has improved
Hs ice cream parlor and factory Dy
mIlding large porch around the
front and side.
Harry Yinger, tonsorial artist, OF
rnion Bridge, has sold his shop to
oliver B. Palmer. Mr.. Yinger expects
10 move to Philadelphia.
lanes NJ, Stoner, Pennsylvania ave.,
list yerv valuable horse on Monday
evening by the animal falling into a
sand pit, breaking it's neck.
Miss Coral l.. Koons, sister of Mrs.
V D, Brown, of Union Bridge, fell
from the porch on Wednesday and
broke bore and dislocated her ankle.
Frank Gibbons, colored, of Balti-
more, died at hospital in Baltimore
yesterday. His remains will be
brought to this city tomorrow and
buried.
Thomas Chapel Sunday school will
hold festival at the church, Tannery
Saturday afternoon and night, Sep
tember 10, for the benefit of the
church.
DR.. W. D. Brown took William
Mackley, of Union Bridge, to the Mary
land University Hospital, Baltimore,
on Monday, to be treated for apen-
dicitis.
Clarence Bowen, colored, near
Union Bridge, was accidentally shot
in the leg by a companion on Satur-
day last by the careless handling of a
shotgun.
Hagerstown people are not very
busy at present. One Of them has just
finished counting the feathers on an
average chicken and found them to
number S120.
4 The Democrats of Freedom district
A Will hold meeting in Masonic Hall,
Freedom, Sunday, September 10, 7.3O
p N. A club will be organized, and
an aggressive campaign inaugurated.
4 Note the call for a meeting of Dem
orats of this district at Odd Fellows
hall Tuesday evening, September ~
Every Democrat in the district should
Dc present to give our candidates
good send-off.
On account of the fact that the new
Mldlng is not completed, the West
ulnster High School will not open on
It1t Monday, September IA, instant
sal Will open on the following Mon
Gay, September q.
Inc new school superintendent OF
pltuerlek county is Prof John T.
Hl'!e' who gave so much pleasure by
III" S instruction on certain topics and
ms excellent recitations at a Carroll
'SA'S institute a few years ago.
,,ls benjamin. Fleagle, of Mayberry, has
I'M MS property of so acres to VIM
"ssSser, "a yer, of Middleburg, for the sum
S22OO. Mr.. Fleagle on Tuesday
Son SomoVed to his recently purchased
p.l.s. SMs IN Colonial Park, a suburb OF
ar, lae Mount Olivet United Brethren
gsrsar g.a Will hold festival at UriaE
h, .h slS' Pine Hill, on September 49,
~ mi,. %e 1e, benefit of the new church
1,sd 1'vi'All W. of good behavior are in
viii =, Inc Union Mills Cornet Band
snns .ns teachers institute for Carroll
Ola T.,,as was in session this week in
Sa .seows seliows' Hall, Westminster. All
With bth'srused the lecturers were present
slnon VIC exception of Mr.. White. The
best Linn ina.s was unanimous that 1t was the
Asulute ever held in this county
aDisd NJ -! names, of Denning's, accom-
duph,.D DS MS handsome little grand
De sl, sava, Clarissa Haines, stopped at
htestt ttl'oeate nate office Monday to get the
lie Few news Of Mr.. Bryan's candidacy
sssOnp Spolls fine yield of crops this
hesd hD, "a and says there are no weak
W democrats in his district.
aissionnee,lm ,ne meeting of the county COM
shicbS bSlers h this week the objections
ttOp of aaq been filed against the. pc
& VI po.1 Lloyd B. Shipley and others
tihdrsU%aa sUaa IN the Fifth district were
adder Nv As there was only one
De Man. VII tne building of a bridge on
hstDonaaesn aaenester road, the award was
BET and snlon n Bridge Farmers Club
eaee of were We entertained at the resi-
sood II I'M, Mr.. and Mrs. Pemberton
asusus.in snlon Bridge, on Wednesday
neseptq at Sattendanc. OF members were
) ssis,.nrh This organization has been
p osssnee ons since 1868, forty years.
Aael Wo,st Of the original members,
"olfe, Is now living.