The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

REGISTER of Wills William Arthur
has moved his family back to F'rizell-
burg.
Mr.. Noah Miller, of Morelock's
Schoolhouse, who was injured in this
city about the feet, is improving nice
". He will be able to walk in about
two weeks.
The Lend-a-Hand Club will hold a
meeting at the residence of E. O.
Grimes, ST., West Main street, Monday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested.
The New Windsor baseball club de-
feated the Westminster High School
at New Windsor on Easter Monday by
the score of 10 to o. The game was
very interesting up until the sixth in
ing.
An all-day meeting will be held at
the Church of God, Carrollton, Sun
day beginning at 8 a. m. Rev. f. .
Ferguson and Rev. J. r. Johnston evan
gelists, will be present and address
the gathering.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Ascension
Church will hold a bazaar on Satur-
day, April 9, from 2 to z p. M, at the
residence of Mrs. John T.. Reifsnider
Terrace Hill. A light supper will be
served from until Z.
David j. Witter and family, OF
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, who have been
confined to their beds with sickness
are out again. Mr.. Witter Is the tea
hn OY1
route after an absence of several
weeks.
The Board of Supervisors OF Elec-
ton of Baltimore county met at Tow
son on Wednesday and adopted reso-
lutions in memory of George A. Davis
formerly school superintendent OF
Carroll county, one or the members OIL
the Board.
An agreement has been reached be-
tween the Western Maryland manage
ment and the company's enginemen, BY
which the wage settlement for another
year is fixed. The men get raise by
the compromise which Is satisfactory
to both sides. .....
The Corporations Committee of the
Senate reported unfaVorably Mr.. He's
sons House bill requiring the Western
Maryland and the Northern Contra
to connect with certain trains al
Bruceville, Carroll county, and thu
report was adopted, the bill being kill
ed
Mrs. Huffman Fuss, of this city
while visiting her father, at Unio1
Mills, on Sunday the heel Of her shoe
caught on the step, throwing her doWr
with such force as to cause spra11
of her right wrist and partial frac
ture of the wrist and bruising hel
face and injuring her neck. NJ. J.
Bott was called in and rendered the
surgical aid.
The small child of John Greesehar
Der, employed by the Baltimore ant
Ohio Railroad, was probably fatal!
burned at Gaithersburg Monday morn
ing while the child's mother was i
an adjoining room, by playing with the
fire in the kitchen stove. When Mrs
Greeseharber returned from the room
she was almost Frustrated to lind tn
child on fire and most of the clothing
burned from her body.
The Baltimore Annual Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Churcn, a
the beginning Of its one hundred ant
twenty-sixth session Wednesday II
Harlem Park Church, Baltimore, tool
firm stand on the local option ques
ton when it adopted resolution!
authorizing the secretary to send &
Governor CrOtherS and President 3
p. German, of the State Senate, tele
grams asking their support.
The Albion Hotel has been LEASED
to the well-known firm Of Doyle .
Magee, who conduct an extensive
vehicle, farm machinery and furniture
business on West Main street The
hotel will be thoroughly renovated 10
o an up-to-date store house and VII
. ready for occupancy by about th'
'ddle OF May. A large warehouse
/ be built in the rear OF the note
n to the alley, where the firm VII
their immense stock, which me!
stored in different parts OF TIT
aity was thronged on Saturda!
I'm and night with citizens iron
WY who made business mucf
our stores than has been fol
kurdays. The pavements were
bout the railroad, that cog
taken to walk on &c
lords or lettering negroes
iii groups and block the
at it almost made ont
my through. OF course
M did not know of the
yaese points, or they
ned them away-pos-