The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-01-07

LOCAL AFFAIRS.


hampstead is to have an overall
factory lI
cooree A. Bell, Meadow Branch,
IN II Silas Bish, near this city, a
s;gb sGIT bred sucking colt for $40
Gorge A. Shower, of Manchester,
Ill he sergeant at arms, at the com
ng w. Maryland Legislative session H
Thomas Conaway, OF Louisville,
-.s Y hadly injured on Saturday while
Wing "at wood. His injury is in his left
eg.
Tbe pretty little Shetland Pony Civ
a oway by Babylon & Lippy Co. went
e. sI william Yingling, Honey Suckle'''
u Tll who was the successful holder of
coupon 124O5.
lanes e. Smith, insurance agent,
larry H. Harbaugh, liveryman, and
CHARLES E. Herring, Insurance agent,
lift several beautiful calendars at this
nfce this week. Thanks.
Eff Garner, an instructor at Cor
nell University, Ithaca, N. Y, spent
few days last week at the home of
Tr and Mrs. VIM. n. Yingling, Hon
srsuckIe HILL this city.
I Ezra Stem and daughter Margue-
rite East Main street, attended the
mineral of his grand father, Milton A.
PARSONS on last Tuesday at Salisbury,
NJ Nd He was SO years of age.
Miss Anna Warner, West Main ST.,
A has taken charge of the art depart
ment Of II. W. Meier & Co., Lexington
MI snd Liberty streets, Baltimore. She
will be pleased to have her friends
call on her.
The letter carriers of this county
MI beId a special meeting in Davis Hall
MI m New Years day Addresses were
made by several members. At the
conclusion Of the meeting refresh
nents were served.
Herbert c.. Matthias, the hustling
clerk in Gilbert & Gehr's hardware
store. returned last Friday from Har-
sburg, where he spent several days
M Tewing the Susquehanna river and
other interesting attractions.
The Western Maryland Railroad Co.
will run a special car over it's main
line from Hancock to Baltimore for
MIL The Farmers Institute during Febru-
W. The car will stop in Westmin-
aer for two days, from February 8
to 10, and Union Bridge for two days,
February II and y.
Charles Mckay, co1ored, of Balti-
more, who disappeared with DR.. Josh
ia ". Hering's suitcase while he was
On his way to make Il political speech
about last October, was given hear
ng Friday afternoon at the North
western Station, Baltimore, and. was
committed for court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin IT.. Bowman
w ltertained at dinner at their hospita-
ae home on New Years day, the fol-
bwing guests : Rev. and Mrs. John
YOder, Mrs. Albert Bankert and
laughter Esther, Misses Elva and
Nary and Victor Grouse, of Rose Hill
zrm, Littlestown, Pa.
lIr Charles E. Fink gave his an
llal dinner to the County Commis-
dUners. In addition to the commits
zDlers Messrs. Geo. w. Brown, John
Fink and B. Frank Stansbury, there
TTe also present, eX-Commissioners
Benson and Dayhoff, County Treasur-
MI n Dutrer and former Treasurer Ham
Ind Rev w. l.. Saabrook.
Westminster Council No. 1887 Royal
hCanum elected the following Of
1ers for the ensuing year on Decem-
NJ Is: R., Jackson Myerly; v. r.,
frank X. Herr; orator, d. e. Walsh;
R., Fred D. Miller; secretary, ].
lloyd Diffendal; collector, Eli J. But
Mi treasurer, Frank r. Cassell;
lplain, Charles Manahan; guide,
P. Goodwin; warden, Ira Englar,
I'd sentry, w. F. Helm.
The usual winter series of Friday
Vening entertainments at Western
ayland Collge will begin next Fri
evening, January IA, with a stu
salS vocal and piano recital in Smith
a- The public is invited and there
VI be no charge for admission. On
luary q, Henry l.. Southwick,
S of Emerson College of Oratory,
read Shakespeare's Twelfth
sht, at Alumni Hall. Succeeding
4artainments will be announced
Ae OF the prettiest Xmas trees in
city is at the residence of Harry
foWble, e. Green street. He has
arge pine, literally covered with
Ands of ornaments and tinsel. In
garden, which takes up a very
Ky space, is an electric road with
t 80 feet of track, controlled by
ematic switches. The track en-
ang the garden inside Of the garden
the motor runs numerous me-
meal toys. The garden is lit up
immature electric lights
" employees Of the passenger and
slt station, Westminster, present
marry D. Fowble, agent, with
pretty clock as a Christmas gift.
return rendered the donors
4uet at his residence, E. Green
NI on Wednesday evening. Those
Stlt We're Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Fow-
Donald and Helen Fowble, Frank
DEler, Raymond Myers, Irving Lit
slarles Everhart, Ira Englar, VIM.
~ Norman Roop, VIM. Black andJ.
fyland.
Saday large congregation a.
4ed in st. Johns Catholic Church
Daor its patron, st. John. Solemn
mass was sung by Rev. James F.
,eney, of Woodstock College, as
1T Revs John IT. and Joseph H-
W' The latter the pastor. Father
Paulist, preached strong
w on the manly and virile de-
and love of st. John for his
Mi The choir sang GeorgiO's
with Charles E Fink aS dlraC-