The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-03
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 3. 1910
The date on the labsI on yopr za1er
shows the time TO whleh yoar eub-
serIption ls paid.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Snow was seen to fall on Tuesday
morning in this city.
Teachers examination viii be held
at Westminster High school On June
6 and 4
The Farmers and Mechanics. Ma
tional Bank is having a coat Of paint
applied to its front.
Rev Calvin 8. siagle has been pas
tor of st. Paul's Reformd Church.
Bond street, for % years.
DR.. James II. BiIlingslea. East Main
street, Is having his residence painted.
Samuel Yingling Is doing the work.
A carrier pigeon came to the home
of Thomas Fogle. near New Windsor.
on May 20. A band was on each leg.
On one was carved p. d. 1876.
The Baltimore Motorcycle Club
passed through this city On Sunday
on their way to New Windsor. The
trip was one OF the best they have
ever taken.
lido NJ. Lewis. first lieutenant Of
Company II, NJ. n. e., has sent IN his
resignation TO the officers Of the
Maryland National Guard. He vii
leave the state.
Jesse F. Stem, Pennsylvania avenue.
while driving on Manchester road On
Friday morning picked up = carrier
pigeon with J. p. D. s0s55 carved On
a band around its leg
The Western Maryland College
base ball club was defeated b the
Maryland Agricultural College. 1T
College Park, on Saturday. b. score
OF to In a ten inning contest
Ray Spencer, of this city. played
center field in two games Of ball On
the NJ A. {. Club, Of Baltimore.
against Frederick 7. II. E = On
Decoration day. NJ. 4. E. Won both
games.
The Y. p. s. c. E.. of Providence Il.
2. Church of Gambler. vii hold An
ice cream and strawberry festival On
June 4, beginning at o'clock y. m.
In the grove adjoining the church. Il
the weathr is unfayorable II VII be
held in the hail.
Horace Wilderson. of Finksburg.
has purchased the old Galloway
property" located on the pike run
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tanning l0l acres, with no buildings.
for S270O. w. Frank Thomas real
estate agent, made the sale.
The Westminster Fire Company vii
leave on next Thursday morning On
the Blue Mountain Express At sz1I
o'clock, accompanied b. The First
Regiment Band, for Baltimore where
they will attend the meeting Of the
Maryland State Firemen'a Convention
and Participate In the parade held
that day.
The title of the new moving picture
parlor conducted by Mr.. Lawrence
Bauer, is the Pioneer and not
"Pickwick," as published. Il waa
opened on Thursday night. Mr.
Bauer Will also occupy the other
room in the building. but rs 10 what
business he will engage In L not
definitely decided
The Kingsdale canning company.
which failed years ago On account
of Encouragement. VIII be operated
again this season by a new syndicate.
with Mr. Famous. of Street. Nd. rs
manager. They have between 200
and 300 acres of corn out. aEd the
seed Is of fine quality. TIE factory
promises to be a success under the
right management.
The commencement exercises of
New Windsor College VII BEGIN u
day with a recitation b the stu
dents In music. and will continue II
various forms till June ). Tie bae=
ealaureate sermon will be preached
In the Presbyterian Church on June
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of Baltimore. The graduates VII re
ceiye their diplomas on commence
meut day, June 8.
Memorial and decoration services
will be held by Charity Lodge No. 81.
Knights OF Pythias. Sunday afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock, In their lodge room
In the Davis Building Dir. Charles
o. Clemson will deliver the address.
and there will be an interesting pro
gram rendered. After the services II
the hall the graves Of the deceased
members will be decorated II the
Westminster and kridsrs ceneteIie..
and appropriate exercises held.
Mr.. Francis Scott Key Smith. Of
Washington, d. C., grandson Of
Francis Scott Key of star-spangled
Banner fame, delivered the address
on Decoration day at Odd Fellows.
Hall. He was afterward entertained
by Mr., Joseph B. Boyle and wife for
the night Many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyle called during the eYaaI1g
to pay their respects to the dIafIn-
guished guest Light refreshments
were served. The evening vas much
enjoyed.
Governor crothers Wednesday ap=
pointed Mr. +. Neal parke. this city.
as one of the commission to InYestI=
gate and study taxation ideaE. 18th =
view to introducing more systematic
and uniform methods. and also With
a view to equalizing the burdens. Ils
recommendations to be submitted
through the Governor to the next
General Assembly. Mr.. ParEe
member of the welI-knoHn firm of
Bond &Parke, lawyers. he Is also
one OF the leading lawyers Of the
8 state, and Is enjoying most sue-
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