The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Pen Mar opens on Sunday.

The stable in the rear of Moore's
Drug Store has been removed.
The cash handlers of Maryland
The corporation is repairing Penn
sylvania avenue and Green streets by
filling up and grading.
Mrs. John ID. Schaeffer, Cranberry
Station, has monthly rose 16 inches
high with 203 blooms on it.
Smith Yingling Co. canned about
four times as many cherries this year
as they did the previous one.
Company Fl returned home from
Glenburnie, where they attended tar
get practice on Friday evening.
Lieutenant John Robinson, of Com
pany H, is at the Maryland Univer-
sity for treatment of a bad wound on
his left leg.
The bonds to be issued by the May
or and Common Council of Westmin-
Ster will be exempt from county and
municipal taxes.
The improvements to be made at
the West End public school COM
menced this week. ]. Wesbster
Ebaugh has the contract.
Charles D. Diffendal, of Baltimore,
has accepted position in the Knapp
Machine Shop, Chase street. He
moved to this city on Saturday.
Children's day service will be held
at Providence M. P. Church, near
Gambler, on June 10, afternoon and
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Thomas Babylon, East Main street,
il improving his residence by adding
several new windows in the west end
OF it, and by building an addition to
the rear.
Emil Reitz pitched a game of base
ball for the Frederick team on Mon
day against the Red Lion team and
came out victorious. The score be-
ing to 5.
W. 3. Johnston, of Spring Grove,
las been awarded a contract to build
3Q00 feet of State road in Adams
county, near Littlestown, on the road
to TaneytoWn.
Our policemen were on the job
revolver was heard in the vicinity of
the railroad. But nothing was doing,
Is the smoke blew away.
An extra freight on the Western
Maryland Railroad ran into a hand
Gar and completely demolished it be-
tween keymar and Detour on last
Monday a week. No one was injured.
Doyle & Magee moved their imple-
meut and furniture business into their
new building, formerly the Albion
Hotel, last week, where they will serve
their patrons with the same up-to-date
line OF goods.
Our new chief of police pinched a
gentleman on Saturday evening, but
it amounted to nothing after it was
all over, only that the corporation had
to pay the costs, after Police Justice
Shriver said mot guilty.
On and after June 18th there will be
lock pouch for Baltimore dispatched
on Blue Mountain train, leaving here
at STA a. m. Mail intended for this
train will have to be deposited at the
pOStoffice not later than s o'clock.
Among the SO graduates of the State
Normal School, Baltimore, last week,
two were from Carroll county. Miss
Lola Evalon Hughes, of Carrollton,
wLO was second in her class, and Miss
Nargie Lillian Hill, of near EastTieW.
Edward Dennis Lynch, son of nj.
JChn Lynch, this city, who graduated
from the Polytechnic Institute, Bal
ttmore. on Tuesday, has position in
Chicago, and will leave for that city
this week. Mr. Lynch is one of this
city's Industrious and popular young
men
Don't forget the Fair of the Days at
Pleasant Grove, Sandyville, on Thurs
day, June 23rd. If the weather should
be unfavorable that night it will be
held the first fair night. There will
be plenty of useful articles as well as
good things to eat for sale. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Esta M. Stewart, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. J. ;. Stewart, rPennsyl-
VsnIa avenue, graduated at the ALI
ance City Hospital Training School,
at Alliance, Ohio, on Tuesday even
ing, June Z. Miss Stewart took the
full three years course in training
which is required of each student to
receive a diploma. A banquet was
rendered Miss Stewart and one other
graduate by the superintendent of the
Alliance City Hospital on Friday
evening, June 10.
While Mr.. William Phillips, of this
city, was driving along the road at
Stone Chapel, on Wednesday morning
in the team of Chas. w. King, drover,
OF this city, tree fell across the road
which was cut down by some men,
striking the horse in the head and
crushing it. Mr.. Phillips was not
warned or did not notice anyone at the
tree, until it fell, striking the horse,
The horse injured, is the family driv-
ing mare of MIR. Kings, and Is one OF
the best in the county. The horse il
at its stable with its head fearfully
injured, having bone removed from
its skull about as large as your hand,
with its eye ball split. The animal
had miraculous escape from death.