The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-11-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


night this year, but was very light.
Francis e. Reese. Cranberry Valley.
killed on Tuesday six hogs, weighing |
SS1. 1886. 32S, 304. 2e4 and 236 pounds.
Evangelist Rev. L. Shelhorn will |
preach at Pipe Creek Methodist Pro-
testant Church. Wakefield, on Sunday |
at 1890 a. m.
Several members OF the order OF
Eagles from this city attended the In !
itiation OF 40 candidates into the order |
at Frederick on Friday last.
Elder William E. Roop. Meadow
Branch, preached at the loyefeast |
held at the church OF the Brethren on |
November IS at Frederick. before a |
large congregation.
Doyle e. Magee's Bowling team OF |
this city, defeated the International
Harvester Bowling team, OF Balu- !
more, on the Garage alleys on We'd |
nesday night four OF. OF five games.
The report that Louis Sachs, East
Main street, had typhoid fever was not
correct He was made i'll with some
thing he eat He is out and about
again.
Millers U. d. Church, of Miller 5 has
installed reliance Acetylene Gas
lighting plant Horace p. ID. Garrett.
OF Manchester, Md, had charge Of the
contract. He has now employed an
expert plumber.
DIR. r. J. Coonan would like for the
gentleman who Inadvertently took his
hat at the eagle banquet on Noyem
her is, would return same and get
his own.
The first calendar for the year
1910 to be received at this Office was
presented by John Il. Eckenrode 4
Son, carriage builders. The calendar
has a comb pocket attached, and 10
handsomely embossed.
A large crowd attended the Thanks
giving service at st. Benjamin's Luth-
eran church yesterday Rev r. w.
Doty preached an appropriate and
interesting sermon on the occasion.
The theme being Thanks Living and
Thanksgiving"
Miss Rose. the sister OF Mr. John J
Rose, met with most unfortunate ac-
cident on Tuesday. In going out the
back door OF the drug store. she slip
ped and fell, breaking the wrist Of her
ped and fell. breaking the bone Of
the wrist OF her right arm.
Albert +. Arlington. finding that
the fire alarm system that he Is com
plotting as bondBman for Martin "
Shriver, required more than a linemAn
TO get It in working order, so sent an
expert electrician here this week 20
go over It. II is hoped that II will be
finished shortly.
One OF the largest crowds ever seen
in this city on a Saturday night was
witnessed the past Saturday. There
was some disorder. but did not amount
to much, except one particular case.
where Police Justice Shriver was
called upon to settle The court con-
vened in the railroad depot and the
guilty parties tried.
John Sherfey, near this city, hsd his
team taken from In front OF Gilbert &
Gehr's hardware store on Saturday
night and driven. When the team was
returned. which was late in the night,
II was tied at different point on the
same street. The horse was In APP
parently good shape, but his banket
was cut nearly In two.
NJ Fox e Sons Co, who conduct
the well-known Wholesale horse mar
ket 1882 North street, Baltimore,
announce In this issue that they will
move on January /, 1910. to their new
stables 20 and % South Paca street.
The auctions will take place on every
Wednesday instead of every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
TaVf,na A 4, D1,d .,,a 4 Nal .t.o
won q very important case at the
Maryland Court of Appeals last week
for the b, e o. r. r.. against Samuel
c. Musgroye, county treasurer Of How
ard county Mr.. Mnsgrove sued the
B, 60 to recover $1,736.000 as the
Mortgage tax" alleged to be due and
payable by 1t on $145 900 900 OF bonds
issued by the b. G o. Judge Pearre.
delivered the opinion of the court.
Judgment was affirmed, with costs to
Mr.. Musgrove above and below.
Miss Mary Beckwith died suddenly
in New Mexico a short time since.
She was teaching English in Span
ah school. Misses AIRY and Mary Beck
with will be remembered by many cit
liens as two pleasant young ladies.
nieces of Mrs. Luther Norris. The
OluSIs mlsb AlJg IHdfTleu uOclof ana
moved TO Flag Staff, Arizona. Miss
Mary, who died taught school
here for time, and also in Baltimore
at a Quaker school She went to
New Mexico some years since.
The 4th district meeting OF the Ord
district Of Maryland, knights OF Pyth-
las, comprising the counties OF Bal
tlmore, Carroll, Frederick and Mont
gomery, convened In Brunswick Tues
day last. DR.. James e. Shreeve OF
this city, district deputy, presided at
I. the session. Charity Lodge No. IS,
Westminster was represented by
sssrs Theo. A. Kaufman. H. Pey-
bn Gorsuch and Guy L. Fowler, and
Representatives were also present from
Taneytown Lodge, Of Taneytown, and
Calanthe Lodge. of Union Bridge AT
night the complication of the Rank
of Knight was creditably exercised
by the Loyalty Lodge team, OF Bruns-
wick After the initiation a banquet
was held in the Red Mems Opera
House, which was attended by about
300 members and invited guests.
among whom were the state officers,
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