The Democratic advocate., 1909-04-09


mon, OF Hanover, has moved to Friz-
eIlburg.
The horse that is being raffied off
by James w. -Branzell, the drawing
Will take place at the Albion Hotel on
Saturday night.
The Westminster Nursery Co. will
have an auction sale of choice nursery
stock in Sykesville on Saturday,
April II, at p. M
Some pauper of thief stole the
Salvation Army contribution box from
the Albion Hotel on Monday afternoon
some time. The box had a consider
able amount in it.
The work of installing new heat
ing plant in Western Maryland Col
lege has been given to Edward A.Mob-
ley, of Frederick. The contract calls
for an expenditure of several thou
sand dollars.
The operetta Pauline will be pre-
sented at the town hall in Union
Bridge Tuesday night, April II by the
Taneytown Lutheran Church choir,
assisted by members of the choirs in
the local churches.
On Easter Day the following SER
vices will be held at Ascension
Church: $50 and 730 a. M, Holy
Communion; 1870 a. M, morning
prayer and Holy Communion, with
sermon by the rector; 4.30 p. M, even
ing prayer.
George Legg, who conducts the Eng
leman flour mill at Union Bridge, has
rented the mill known as Winters
mill, at Cranberry Station. Mr.. Legg
furnishes flour for the Maryland Bis
cult Company and several other large
bakeries in Baltimore. He will run
his mill "a hours a day, and will start
in on May 1. Mr.. Legg is well known
in this city.
Mrs. Emma G. DIETRICH, of Lockport,
N. Y, will speak for the Woman S
Christian Temperance Union at Pleas
ant Valley April II at 7.30 p. m. She
will also speak in the Bethel. of the
Church of God at Carrollton, on Sun
day, April IS, at 2.30 p. m. Mrs. Del
trich comes we'll recommended and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend these services.
Mrs Herman NJ Dinst has pur-
chased the Shaw property, adjoining
the grocery store, on East Main street.
After repainting and papering; this
will be used as a dwelling, and the
storeroQm will be considerably en-
larged by running it back where the
lower rooms of the residence formerly
were. All of which is an Indication of
prosperity which it gives US pleasure
to chronicle.
In former issue it was stated that
the farm Of Mrs. Mary l.. Herring was
sold through the agency of Charles
r. Woods, of Baltimore. Edward w.
Case, local representative Of the E..
A. Strout Company, says this is mis-
take, and that he was the first to call
Mr.. Strong's attention to the prop
erty. While the dispute RACES, the
commission on the sale will sleep
quietly in one of the local banks.
3 The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Church of God at Frize1lburg reorgan-
lied Sunday night, April 4, with the
following officers President, Mrs.
Joseph L. Baust; secretaries, Miss
Josephine Baust and Miss Lila Lit
tle treasurer, Mrs. Mollie Handley;
collectors, Miss Anna Jane Baust and
Miss Eta Handley; musical directors,
James Little; organfst, Miss jose
hine Baust; corresponding secre-
tary, Joseph L. Baust.
Westminster baseball team met last
night and have about accepted one
of the finest lots in Westminster for
their grounds. 1t is the large lawn
in front of the late Sallie Longwell
residence, and extends from the cleo
trio light plant to Short street The
ground will be graded and filled, and
the trees will all be moved. A saw
mill started this week to saw up the
timber. 1t will take about two weeks
to put every thing in shape.
The Church of God Sunday school
at Frizellburg reorganized Sunday,
April 4 at 2 p. M. with the following
officers President, Howard Welk;
superintendent, Joseph L. Baust,
John Null and Mrs. Joseph L. Baust;
secretaries, Miss Leila Little and Will
liam Hively; librarians, Norman
Myers and. Miss Anna Jane Baust;
treasurer, Claude Reifsnider; musical
director, James Little; organist, Miss
Josephine Baust; assistant, Miss Eta
Handley.
One of the largest congregations
thai ever gathered at Trinity Luth-
eran Church, Deer Park road, was
that of Palm Sunday, when Rev. w.
L. Seabrook, the pastor, confirmed a
class of eleven young people, six
girls and five boys. Good Friday SER
vices will be held tonight at 7.3O
O'Clock. At the Easter morning ser
vice, the Holy Communion will be
celebrated. The Easter offering will
be for Synodica1 benevolence. Regu-
lar Sunday school services will be re-
sumed, on Sunday 18th inst
Judge Bond, who bought the Reese
property, on East Main, street, op-
posite Court, will make extensive i'm
provements in the house and grounds.
He has had two of the big trees cut
down and has had the fence moved
so as to make the lot of his home
property about feet wider. The
Reese house will be remodeled, the
front entrance changed, the interior
equipped with bath room and all mod
ern conveniences, a tin roof will take
the place Of the shingles and hand
some cornices will adorn the front.
When the work is completed, it will
add very much to the attractiveness
of that part Of the town.