The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09

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fireman.s hat that he won at a rattle
IN 1880.
Bachman.g Union Sunday school
will hold q picnic and festival In Mr..
George Panebaker's grove tomorrow.
Saturday.
The freight traffic on the w. NJ. I.
! has become 30 heavy that the COM
pany has borrowed a number Of en-
gines from the B. a o. + Z. -
Mr. Daniel Fiscel. of Unlontown, left
a sample Of peaches at this office on
Wednesday Of those he intends selling
at Eckenrode's shop On Tuesday.
Denton 5 9ehr. hardware dealer. i
| installing an uD to date Richardson
& Boynton hot water heater plant In
the residence of DIR J. +. Billingslea.
East Main street
The Advocate received two souvenir
postals from ]. Brook Stevenson. Of
Bryan, Texas. One shows n picture
| of the rough sea. at Galveston, Texas,
and the other the $1.500.000 causeway
being built at the same city.
A destructive fire occurred at the
camp grounds of the Salvation Army.
at Glyndon. Nd, on Tuesday after
noon, which destroyed the tabernacle.
Aged Women's Outing Association
and nine cottages. The loss was $1b.-
900, partially covered b. Insurance.
At the County Convention of the
W, G. r. L. Of Carroll County, meeting
! in the NJ. p. Church in this city on
! September 18th. at 1910 n. M, p.
m. and 8 D m. Mrs. Mary Haslup and
! Miss Christie Yingline VII be the
speakers Do not miss hearing these
noted speakers.
The Silver Tea" at Ascension Rec
tory, which was SUCCESS. will be
repeated on Friday evening. Septem-
Der 8. The music will be furnished
by a section of the Westminster Or
chestra. and the usual variety Of
fancy articles, Ice cream. caramels.
&c. viii be on sale.
The following premiums We're
awarded At Tlmonium fair this week:
John l. Eekenrode : son--First
! four passenger germantown; nrat.
surrey. Herr & Babylonz-first. jag.
ger, second. top buggy: first, dayton
wagon. Kelly Carriage Works. Hamp-
stead--Second. surrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Miller. Of
! Baltimore, who sailed from New York.
] on the Kron prinzesaen ceeile, for
! Europe. On August %. we're I'm ParIz
! on the goth, according 70 ; card writ
ten, when on the top of The Eiffie Tow
err. 1000 feet high. They will vlslt
oberammergan and later 90 to Spain.
A committee Of the !. : II. Also
citation made arrangements with the
| Westminster Fire Company on We'd
nesday night TO use the assembly hall
of the fire company for their meetings
| hereafter. Instead of the room over
Smith & Relfsnider'z Office. The
cause OF tbs move Wa The crowded
quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. William Il. shlpley.
of Marble I'LL. CockeyHYIlle. who were
married eight years aEo. celebrated
their anniversary on Sunday at the
home Of Mf. shiDleY'a parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert l. Shirley, Eat
Green street Mrs. Robert Moore and
son. Mr. Dnef Moore. Of alS North
Fulton avenue. Baltimore. aecompan=
led them to this city In N automobile.
The Ladies' Mite Society of Sandy
mount II. :. Church vii hold lawn
fete and plaY entitled The Peak Pam
ily," at the home OF Mr.. Nelson Wing
ling, near sandyyllle. On Thursday
night, September 10 Admission u
cents. lee cream and confectionery
will be sold. Proceeds for benefit o.
church. Il The weather should be IN
favorable Il Will be held the first fair
evening.
Eastbonnd through freight train No
104. on the Western Maryland Rail
road. wae wrecked Wednesday might
about Il o'clock about one-half mile
east OF Thurmont and ; number n
cars were deraiied The eause OF tbe
wreck was an open switch. A car 81
chickens. eges. butter and general
merchandise consigned 10 Thurm0nt
and one Of lee for Buena Vista. wene
smashed ~ and their contents scat
tered over the ground None Of the
train crew Was injured.
The building formerly known II
crawford'E HIore, and recently oeen.
pied By Reuben II. Alexander. as -.
loon and store. at the junction of tn
Sans Creek aud Ridge rad. between
NarReidshnrg and TayIorayiile, wa
destroyed b FIRE Tuesday night 1
was at one time business house q
considerable Importance. but slnes
. last spring Las been used ~ the pres.
! ont owner. Hofatio G.. EIle. as ware.
house The loss approxImates $1,000
: Its destruction removes n structure
that had long been landmark.
On last Saturday. September ;
. INSISTS. Edward IL. Fllaklnger an1
: Russell \ Myers. members OF The
. Silver Run Grange. after spending tn
J afternoon 1T the Grangef.a meeting n
: Woodbine. drove 10 the home OF Mr.
Luther II BusheY. neaf Freedom
. where theY spent the night Aftel
: leaving Mr. Bushv's Sunday morning
they drove 10 the MARYLAND Agrieul
, tural College. where thex viewed tn
crops on The farm and took notes o
some of the methods employed there
, On Monday they MADE living trip 4
Washington. and returned TO theil
homes on Tuesday. very much pleased
. with their trln.
: En- route from Gettysburg TO theil
homes, THURSDAY. a narIY of horse
back riders. eomnosed NJ Colonel I
g. w. Macintosh. leader Of the Tow
son bar. aud former President OF tn
Maryland naf Association: Mr.. am
Mrs. d. C. " Macintosh. Jr., all 0
Towson. and Stevenson ! Williams
ESQ. of the Belaif bar. stopped Il
this city. The party LEFT Frederleks
! burg, Va. septmber |. and went I.
spottsyInanIa Court House. 10 Bul
Run, TO Warranton. etc. to Gettys
!. burg and here. making over a 20