The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BY next week this time our farmers
will be in the midst of harvest. Prob
ably some grain will be cut this week.
Tuesday was the longest day this
year, and 1t was also the hottest so
far, registering So degrees at 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Gehr, Bond
street, attended the Bankers GonYen-
ton at the Blue Mountain House. this
week
Bids are again asked for by the
State Roads Commission for the strip
of road between Eldersburg and
Gambler.
Wisner's Sunday school will hold
their celebration August 9Th. In the
grove near the School house. Every
body invited to come and enjoy the
day.
James Klohr, of near Eastview, pur-
chased the 50-acre farm owned by
Edward w. Case, manager for L. 4.
Strout Co., New York. The consider
alton was $3300
DR.. Jesse Myers, who always greets
you with that happy countenance. Is
wearing a broader smile at this time.
It is all over the cute little girl he
has at his house.
James Howell Billingslea, Jr.. who
has been in the West for the past two
years, principally In Minnesota, Mon
tana and Washington States, sailed
for Seward, Alaska.
Frank, son of David WarehIme, of
Pleasant Valley, fell from a cherry
tree at his home on Tuesday and frae-
tured his left collar bone. DIR, II. L.
Bott reduced the fracture.
The premium list and program of
the Poeomoke Fair and Agricultural
Association to be held at Poeomoke.
Md, on August 3, 10, ii and II, was
received at this office this week.
The section employees of the West
ern Maryland Railroad under William
sinnott and Jacob Weller, we're called
out on Sunday to help clean up =
landslide between Hancock and Cum
berland.
The handsome residence of !. 4.
Schultz, Hampstead, was struck b.
lightning on Saturday morning. but
not seriously damaged by the heavy
thunder gust that passed over this
section that night.
Denton S. Gehr, Frank T. shaeffer.
Nathan Albert, John DAILY, Harry
Beaver, Millard Zepp and William
Long, of this city, were In Baltimore
on Tuesday and took the examination
for the plumbing business.
Miller Bros. Company announce
this week that they will start their
semi-annual clearance sale Of al
summer goods. BY reading each arII=
Gle carefully you will find many bar
gains which will interest you.
Mr.. Isaac N. Stoner, OF Wakefield.
lett a box OF strawberries at this Of
fee yesterday that were the largest
ever exhibited here. He stated that
he had about 300 bushels like them
and that he shipped most all 10 BaitI-
more market
Mrs. Lilly Greenwood. hrs. Odan
Barnes, of New Windsor. and Mrs. !.
S. Burkholder, OF Cranberry, we're
guests of DIR. F. T. Brooks and wife.
fredericksburg, Md, the past week.
They also visited Salisbury. Ocean
City and other places.
Company H, NJ. n. G., and First
Regiment Band will leave on July 1st
for Gettysburg, where they will en-
camp for 10 days. Capt Nelgle Is
anxious to take his full company. IL
men. We don't think that any EN-
ployer would object to their employees
going away for sucn an occasion.
The members OF the Harmony Grove
Church. at Gist, will hold an iee-eream
and confectionery festival In the
grove adjoining the church, Saturday.
July 9. beginning at 5 p. m. II the
weather should be unfayorable It
evening. The public are invited.
Rey Edward l.. Buckley, assistant
pastor of st. Matthew's Church. Wash
ingtOn. d. G., is a guest at St Johns
parish, and will officiate al the 10
o'clock mass on Sunday at st. Johns
Catholic Church. Father Buckley vas
a pastor of st Johns Protestant EnIs=
eopal Church, Newport, Rhode Island.
Mr.. Ira Grouse, who operates
planning mill near Kingsdale. had
quite an accident June ID. while
grinding the sections of cutting bar
to mower The emory wheel burst
ed. part of IL striking him on the fore
head and cutting a deep cash the
shape of the letter Y, and also bruised
his eye badly.
Tie Baltimore American on Mon
day published a number of prominent
gentlemen of Maryland who are in
favor of an Exposition for Baltimore
IN 1911, and among them were States
Attorney, John Milton Relfsnider.
Fred d. and Frank z. Miller, Joseph
3. Boyle, John II. Cunningham, Harry
?. Gorsueh and VIM. B. Thomas, Of
this city.
The First National Bank of Hamp-
stead opened its doors for business
Tuesday morning, and when the doors
closed at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
s35,000 had been deposited. DIR. Z. II.
Bush is president; VIM. A. Abbott,
vice president; Daniel Shamberger.
cashier, and r.. b. Murray, assistant
cashier. W. e. Anderson, assistant
cashier of the White Hall National
Bank. assisted the bank officials IN
starting off the business.
Rev. F. Philip Hennighausen, pastor
Of st. Stephens German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Hanover and Ham
burg streets, Baltimore, has rendered
his resignation to his congregation.
after having served as pastor for the
past 46 years, during which time he
has seen several generations grow ap
and pass away, and has buiH up one
Of the largest parishes In South bal
timore. A meeting of the church
council was held Wednesday night. |
At which the resignation of Rev Mr. |
Hennighaueen was passed upon
Should the council refuse tn accept /
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