The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Hagerstown Fair dates are Ill,
u, 70 and IA.
Junior League of Centenary M. H.
Church will resume exercises on Sun
day afternoon, October 2, at 2.30 p. d.
Edward Huff, Carroll street, has
purchased a farm Of AZ acres, near
Blacks Schoolnouse, Myers district.
He will move there in the spring.
Farmers at Rocky Ridge, Logs and
Graceham are driving their stock
and cattle to Owens Greek for
water, as their wells have gone dry.
Rev. l.. IT, Bennett, pastor of Cen
tenary NJ. Il. Church, Westminster,
Will conduct Holy Communion service
at Thomas Chapel on October 9 at 3
o'clock Everybody welcome
4 stray carrier pigeon with one
wing clipped short, and carrying one
brass band, number 53S7, and one sill
Yer band, number 1O903, was found
by II. G. Haines, Woodbine, Md.
The Baltimore Motorcycle Club
made run from Baltimore to this
city on Sunday. A hill climbing
contest took place on Finksburg
hill. 4 speed contest was also
held.
William A. Miller, OF Miller's Sta
ton, was robbed in Hanover on
September 20, of 1884, Fred Torbin,
a supposed crook, was arrested in
Hanover as the one who committed
the robbery, and is held for the
Adams county grand jury.
The County Commissioners on Mon
day awarded the contract for the
bridge over Morgan Run, ON the
Mine road, to the York Bridge Com
pany for $3.50, and the mason work
to Joseph d. Weimert at $419 cubic
yard, also 80 cents a cubic yard fol
the fill
A call box has been erected by the
&. & P. Telephone Company at the
railroad for the house of Officer Weigle
and assistance when any of them
may be in trouble. They call
number is Police No. 2 The box was
erected by the telephone company az
a complimentary.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pleas
ant Grove M. e. Church will hold an
oyster supper at Reese, in the ole
store property occupied by Clarence
Zepp, on Friday evening, October z
SHOULD the weather be bad, it viii
be held Saturday, October s. Al
are cordially invited to attend
heener Thomson and Charles Graf
ION Curry will take up apartments
Tor six months at the Maryland
House Of Correction Sheriff KEN
Per gallanted the colored men dowr
Main street harnessed together witt
tne bright wrist bands on Monday
afternoon to the 135 train on theil
journey.
Geo. W. Rhein, deputy State organ
izer OF the Loyal Order OF Moose, Il
II this city to organize the order
o1 Moose. He has 40 applications Al
ready. From the details given abou
the lodge by the organizer, it mus
De all to the good. He has a very
nice letter Of Introduction from Gov
rnor Crothers. who is member.
The detailed report OF the earn
mgs Of the Western Maryland Rail
way Company for the month .
July has been filed with the Inter
state Commerce Commission a
washington, and shows that the
business Of that road was excellent
me gross increase for the month
was S90,O59, while the gain il tht
net income of the road was $24, 1863
Don't forget the Gypsy Carnival Y
rs held in the room adjoining tn
rloneer moving picture parlor OF
Friday night, October 7th, and Oh
saturday afternoon and night, Octo
PCT \. THIS carnival Is to be give1
~ the Young Peoples Society q
grace Lutheran Church, and th'
members promise to show everybod,
good time, and to have many goo'
things to eat.
The case of Clifford a. Tremblay
Indlcted for unlaWfully breaking int
tEe store house or a. X. Williams, q
GAINESVILLE, September IT, was trie'
Defore the court He was fOunl
guilty. Under the circumstances tn
court suspended sentence, he havinl
letters testifying to his good charac
ter The court advised him to return
to a. home at Galeston, r, an'
start life anew.
Milk shippers east OF this city a.
Zip in arms against the wv. M. r.. r.
for not allowing them to ship thei
milk on train No. 30 instead of tn
early train leaving at 5.12 "a. m.
petition was sent ln last year, b
the shippers living east or this city
to ship O. No. 20, but was turne
down by the officials, who state
that ii would not pay. III they di
not receive the milk for that train