The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-07

This city was visited by fine Shove,
this morning
York Fair this week.
The Smallwood Grange will hold it:
annual fair and oyster supper on Satur
day. October 20.
Maryland Day exercises will be held Al
Deer Park Church. Smallwood, on Sunday
night. Public is invited.
The Harvest Home service at Trinity
Lutheran Church, Deer Park Road, will
be held on Sunday morning, October 16
new concrete pavement il being laid
I'm front Of the Farmers ana Mechanics Ma
tional Bank. Ezra G. Brown il the con
tractor.
A peculiar incident or the drought al
Eldersburg is that the wells are holding
their own, in spite of the fact that the
springs are all dry.
J. Ezra Stem. assignee of MORTGAGE
sold at public sale on Wednesday Il
acres of land and several lots. located on
Webster street to Lee Noel. Of Baltimore
Joseph T.. Matthias has purchased the
Robert Frizzell property, East Main street
where he will move his stone cutting and
monument business.
Mr.. Ellery Dewitt Simpson has re-
turned to Baltimore, to resume his studies
He is in the third year of the medical
department Of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
The drought il % intense, that on
Thursday from the high hills around West
minister you could scarcely see through
the valleys. owing to the dust from the
roads and fields.
Mr.. Charles E. Goodwin, insurance
agent, donated the Westminster Fire
Company $500, for the efficient service
they rendered at the fire OF the Batson
property recently
His name il Jenkins, that's what his
colleagues say that are employed in the
same Office with him. that took Mr.. Thos.
J. Gums position in the Clerks Once
on Saturday last.
The sale of the house and lot adver-
tised in this paper to take place at Mt.
Airy by Geo. l.. Stocksdale, assignee Of
mortgage. has been postponed until
Wednesday, November 2. "
The County Commissioners on Monday
served a notice on the Western Maryland
Railway to place some appliance at the
crossing at Burkholders distillery for
safety of pedestrian who cross the rail-
road at that point.
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home Of his brother. DIR. w. o. Selby, Of
Kent county. where he mad been under
treatment for a recent spell OF illness.
Doctor Selby has entirely recovered, and
is attending to his dental practice at his
office, in this city.
The rededication of Sandy Mount NJ. z.
Church. Sandyville, has been postponed
until October %, two weeks later than
at first expected. There will be morning
and afternoon services, and at night q
Christian Endeavor rally will be held
Everybody will be welcome.
Ordinance No. 1T was passed by the
Mayor and Common Council last week
relating to the driving Of vehicles. cast
ing of filth, lettering of idle persons upon
and other uses of the streets, paveH1ents
and cutters of this city. They have also
had signs posted as to driving to the right
on streets. and expectorating upon the
pavements.
The Court of Appeals on Wednesday
oyerruled the motion for reargument made
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in its
case with the County Commissioners OF
Howard County This SETTLES finally a
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for several years. it having been twice
tried in both Carroll county and the
Court Of Appeals. Bond & Parke repre-
sented the railroad, and Jos. l.. Donovan
and Guy W. Steele. the County Commits
sioners.
The two young ladies who unfortunate
ly got into trouble yesterday afternoon
over horse and buggy did so by
mistake. They were granted the use OF
q team which was tied on the same street
and supposing they had the right one
started for a nearby woods for shrubbery
On their return they were surprised to
find they had made a mistake as the
owner OF the team was awaiting them
and made some unbecoming remarks about
taking the team. The young ladies were
innocent of the charges.
The Ladies' Air Society Of Deer PARK
NJ. p. Church met at the home OF Mrs
John Conway, September 30 After the
meeting adjourned all were invited to tht
dining room where Refreshments were
served i'm abundance. Those present were
MIR. and Mrs. Conway, Rev. and MIS-
Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wardentelt
Mrs. Laura Wagner. Mrs. Maggie Horton
Mrs Alice Spencer, Mrs. Julia Paynter
Mrs Mary Beard. Mrs. Fannie Davis, Mrs
Louisa Baker. Mrs. Emma Wicks, MIS-
Conrad ard Estella Conrad, of Baltimore
Mrs Fannie Buckingham. Mrs. Edward
Arnold. Mrs Maggie Beard. Misses Rose
Spencer, Mollie Gist, Sadie Bollinger. III
lie Wagner, Elsie Conway ana Elmer
Caple.