The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-08
LOCAL Affairs.

Carroll county received $1,950.71
from the State of the Free School
Fund
The salary of clerk in the West
minister postofice was raised from
1000 to s1100.
torney. Is seriously III at his resi-
denee from nervous breakdown, with
general debility.
A marriage license was issued at
Towson on Friday last to George I.
Ludwig and Mary F. Wilson, both Of
Oakland, this county.
Edw. w. Devilbiss. of Pleasant Val
ley, left can of vanilla Ice cream at
this Office on Tuesday for the EN-
ployes to test It's quality. It was fine.
The first new wheat to be hauled
to this city was received by Roberts
Roop & Co., from B F. Shriver Co.
The price paid per bushel was 81
cents
The Garrett Sanitarlum for Child
rem at Mount Airy was opened for the
summer last week. This institution
is maintained by Mrs. Henry B.
Jacobs.
Master Reginald SIoner, of this
city, has accepted q position In the
Third National Bank of Baltimore
and entered upon his duties on Tues
day last
A slight wreck occurred on the
Windsor on last Friday morning
n n A -
west bound freight jumped the track.
A number Of foreigners arrived In
this city last Friday to pick beans
for B. f shriver Co. They are quar-
tered IN building near tho factory.
which the company remodeled for
that purpose.
The annual Sunday school picnic
of Providence NJ P. Church, Of Gam
ber, will be held on Saturday, July
%, in the grove adjoining the church,
commencing at IL m. The CarTollton
Coronet Band win be N attendance.
ST. Johns Catholic Fete will be
held the first week IN August, start
ing on the Both of July. This is the
largest festivity of Its kind held IN
this county. and efforts will be made
to have this coming fete to surpaae
all previous ones.
Corporal VIM. s. Arbaugh played
the roll Of hero one night at Gettya=
burg camp, when he awoke and found
fire built of paper b. aome one close
to his bunk. He braYely extinguished
the blaze and saved the destruction Of
his tent and contents.
John A. Englar. formerly Englar
Bros. Co. OF Iinwood. shipped car
load Of new wheat today to Baltimore.
The wheat in the nnIghborhood Of
Linwood Is averaging about 20 bush
els per acre. Barley il running about
20 to . bushels per acre.
John Bankert, Of Pleasant Valley
was badly cut about both wrists b. 3
barb-Hire this week. Young Bankert
had the wire wrapped around his wrist
and young man having hold of the
other end. about 80 feet away, gave II
a sling which caused the injury.
Reformed Church Sunday school
Instead Of having their annual picnic
this year will meet II the Reformed
Church at o'clock Wednesday even.
ing. where there Will b waiting auto
mobiles to take the school ride. On
their return they can enjoy them.
selves On the church lasn.
]. Roy Myers and son. Of Pleasant
Valley. we're thrown from buggy and
considerably bruised b. a run away
horse On Tuesday. Both we're injured
about the head, shoulders and arms
The buggy was smashed. but the horse
was stopped by Mr.. Myers, who held
on to the reins.
James D. Mitchell. photographer
spent 4 day or so this week at the
Gettysburg encampment. where he
took a number of different views oI
Company II. which CO be seen in hia
show case at the slHzza. Mr. Mitchell
was guest over -. With Company
II, but states that = wants no more
of 1t.
Mrs. Frances fritz. wife of Phay
Fritz. near Linwood. died on WedneH.
day morning, after an Illness of seY-
\eral weeks. aged about 3 years. She
as 4 daughter OF NJ. md Mrs. John
tone. Funeral IooE place today.
ervleea at Chureh of the Brethren.
Pipe Creek. Infermenf In cemetery
earby. Harvey Dankard funeral
ireetor.
Mr.. Archibald C. Blizzard, by IL
bridge Hood Young and Walter /
Wells. his attorneys, fled suit on Fri
day IN the Circuit Court at Towson
against Mr.. William Devilbiss. Of
Finksburg. claiming $500 damages
pr alleged trespass. The declaration
ates that Mr.. DeyiIbIss on March II
oke into Mr. Billiards. property IN
podenabnrg, on the Hanover and
5ettYsburg turnpike. and injured and
destroyed the latter's property. Mrs.
Carrie E Blizzard brought similar
suit against Mr.. DexiIbiss. claiming
Sc, 900 damages.
The Western Maryland Railroad has
contraeIed with the MeGlintic-Mar-
shall Construction Company of Pitts
burg to build a chaIn Of bridges on
the new extension from Cumberland.
Md. to Gonnellsyille. Pa. ever which
y equipment Is 10 be operated.
bridges will cost 100000. They
being designed By Il. r. Pratt.
engineer of the Western Mary
The longest bridge will be
| Ihree-quartars Of mile N
b and 100 feet high and will be
ted at Salisbury Junction, west d
eradale. Pa.
The pen-Mar Presbyterian Reunion
= will Be held on Thursday, July 2sth.
The address will be made by Rev. :.
w HaIaey.s ID. D., Secretary of the
Presbyterian Board of Foreign MIS-
Lsiona. New York City. His subject
will be Foreign Missions After q
Century, The committee Is enxiona
TO have representatives from all the
missionary organizations in the