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


office and the Advocate will be closed |
on Monday, July /.
Union service at Trinity Lutheran
Church. Deer Park Road, will be post
poned until July II.
Mr.. Joseph L. Franklin Is taking a
treatment which will require him to
remain in bed for 30 days.
Horace Reese, of this city has ae-
cepted a position In the bake house
of Allen r Lippy, Manchester.
Alvin conaway, of Gambler, has ae-
cepted a position with Mr. Wagner.
of Reisterstown. in his harness shop. |
JaeobF. Elgin. Pennsylvania avenue.
has moved his carpenter shop to an
other foundation and will build fine
residence on the site where 1t was
located.
Mr.. Ira Dorsey, near Flnksburg. left |
at this office sample head of cab |
bage that he took from patch OF :
acres he Is raising. II weighed II |
pounds.
The residence of Mrs. John Cali. |
Park avenue, has had fresh coat of
paint applied to 1t, which makes a
fine appearance. Lippy { Gassell did
the work.
A snake was found riding on the |
roof OF a coach on the Blue Noun |
tain Express train last week and was
killed b. the employees Of the com
pany at Hagerstown.
DR.. Zepp, of Baltimore. contem-
plates building 4 residence on the lot
he purchased from the Longweli es-
tate, located next to the grove OF Mr.. |
George ". Albaugh, on Willis street.
John Wagner has had a concrete
pavement laid In front of his property
Oh East Main street. The payements
of nearly the entire block between
Church street and Ralph street are
now concrete.
Winters Sunday school viii hold
q festival at the school house Satur-
day evening, July 16. Refreshments
consisting of iee=efeam, confectionery
and cake will be sold for the benefit
of the Sunday school. Everybody IN
yited.
Mr.. William Arthur. Register Of
Wills Of Carroll county. had m
Acetylene lighting plant installed IN
his home at Frizellburg last week. /
The name of 1t Is Reliance" and Vas
installed by Horace =. D. Garrett. I
Manchester, Md.
The frame barn Of George Hesson. T
in Bachmans Valley was struck By t
lightning. and totally destroyed by /
fire at : p. m. IN June ,. together T
with the contents. consisting of hay.
straw. farming implements. etc. One T
valuable COW also perished In tie +
flames.
IL Il ErII
night By Charity Lodge No. 5s,
knights of Pythias. to serve for the I
ensuing six months, are p. =. !
Frank Butler; E g, Gus :. Fringef. |
V. C.. Clarence staub; Prelate, Chas. |
H. HimIef NJ II A, Harry Starr. L.
G., Edward Little: o. G., William I.
Sullivan.
The Westminster Hardware Conn
pany, has recently completed the IN
stallatIon OF 4 very complete Ar |
Pressure Water System IN the resi-
dence Of K. II. Alexander. Taneytown.
Md, With all modern conyenieneeE.
including laundry tubs, bath. etc, and I
an abundance Of water to the out
buildings
Rev. II. NJ. J. Klein. Ph. D. of Allen
town, Pa, sonzin-law Of Mrs. Il
elected to the char of history and
archaeology In Franklin and Mar
shall College, Lancaster, Pa, TO sue
ceed the late Rev. Dr. Joseph Il.
Dubbs. Dr. Klein will enter upon
his new field In the Fall
Martha Gernand, Margaret Little.
Henry Livingston and Harry Jones
were present at every session of the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school from The first of June 1909
to the last of NAV. 1910. Catherine
Jones ana Miss Jessie Starr missed
only one Sunday IN that tine. The
cross and crown reward pins were
presented to them last Sunday Tor
their faithfulness.
Edgar Allen Poe, City Solicitor Of
Baltimore, accompanied b his wife
and son. Edgar Allen Poe. Jr.. and
Misses Fannie Mcf4ane, Ethel Lee and
Katherine Lee, Of Baltimore, who
were out on ten days. vacation.
stopped over at the Westminster
Hotel this city, On their way to Bal
timore On Saturday night. leaving the
hotel early Sunday. morning. They
travelled about 20 miles. al by horse
back
No. IL elected the following officers
at their regular meeting On Tuesday
night Senior Master, John Il.
Mitten; Worthy Master Joseph I.
shreeve: Junior Master. Ievene Price.
Conductor, ]. Wesley YingIIng; Chap
lain. Harvey A. Stone. Tie above are
elected every ak months. Recording
Secretary, Thomas Zepp: Financial
Secretary. John T. Derr: Treasurer.
John B. saylor. The last three Off
ee holders are elected annually
Albert Smith, eolored, Of Reisters- !
town, vas arrested Saturday morning
by Officer Michael Smith. Of the BaiIi= ,
more county Police force, IS suspect {
In connection with the robbery of =
G. Wheeler & Sons general merehan- {
dse store, at Glyndon. When search I
ed several watches were found on the {
negro. and Mr.. Wheeler identified
them at the hearing before MagiH- .
trate ]. Smith 0rrick, OF Glyndon aud
he was committed for court. Nc
Kinley Reach, an aeeompIIee. is also
wanted. charged With being implicated 4
IN the robbery.
Mr.. J. L. Stoner, proprietor of the &
Westminster Nursery, left at this
office On Monday a box Of Cumber-
land Black Cap RaspberrIes. This :
berry Il the most hardy and pro-
ductive cultivated. and is large with 4 !
good flavor. The vine also produces c
double the amount OF berries OF other I
varieties. To demonstrate 1t to be- . I
fact Mr. stoner has two rows of the 4
same length, one Nth the Cumberland b
Black Cap and another variety, from I