The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05

The Improvement 70 main street il
progressing finely. It started on
Monday.
The annual statement of Carroll
county will be found published in
this issue.
Prof. Simpson has received and ac-
cepted an invitation to preach at
Patapsco, Sunday. August It'll, inst.
o. Edward Dodrer, trustee, sold
yesterday the farm containing 20915
acres, situated In Myers district, to
Calvin Dodrer, for s4s an acre.
Rev. A. @ Null. of Jefferson, Md,
will preach In the chapel in Frizell-
burg, this Sunday night, at 8 o'clock.
All are invited to the service.
Thomas Tracey. of White House.
was kicked In the thigh this week
while shoeing horse. which frac-
tnred the bone OF his right leg.
The Lutheran Sunday school held
its picnic yesterday afternoon In Mr..
Theo. +. Englar's grove. near this
city. A pleasant day was spent and
enjoyed.
Mrs. Margaret HofTnagle. of Glen
Rock, Pa, was struck and killed by a
passenger train on the Northern Gem
trail Railroad on Wednesday. She was
walking on the track.
H. NJ. LuzIns, secretary of the
Automobile Club Of Maryland, an
nounees through the Baltimore News
that Pennsylvania has entered into
reciprocal relations with Maryland in
regard TO automobiles. each borrowing
the others license tags for a period OF
10 days in each year.
The annual inspection Of Reynolds
Post, No. 2, Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, was held Wednesday night at
Frederick. II was made by Depart
ment Inspector James 3. Black, OF
Rocky Ridge, who vas accompanied
by Department Commanders ]. A. Van
mort, Chas. +. Lielz. Of Baltimore, and
". s. Drach, of New Windsor. Adj
dresses were made b Inspector Black
and Commanders Yannort, Lietz and
Dfach and responded to on behalf Of
the post by Major Z. 7. Goldsbor-
ough.
Miss Margaret Bennett gave
dance TO her many friends on Wednes-
day night at the MaIn=court Inn. IL
was most delightful affair The
charm of the hostess and the tasteful
decorations of the dining and recep-
ton rooms of the old Inn afTordlng all
that could be desired 10 add TO the
ease and pleasure Of the guests. An
Italian orchestra furnished music for
the dancing and # midnight n sup
per was served. II addition TO the
friends OF Miss Bennett In westmlns-
ter. there were also many from dis
tnee present.
The fine bay horse owned by DR..
Charles Billlngaiea. East Main street.
ran away on Wednesday. near the
Pool and Injured Itself so badly
that II died in = few minutes The
horse was attached 10 vehicle, and
In some way the fifth wheel became
damned. and turning. caused the bug
~ to upset. throwing out the occu-
pants. The horse started on n run
and had not gone far before II came
in contact with tie point OF rail-
which penetrated IL breast with the
above result The horse was one OF
the best drivers IN lhis city.
Companies A and i. First Battalion
OF Engineers. United States Army.
which passed through ihts city on
Tuesday morning. eneamped at Glen
Falls on Tuesday night. and pulled M
stakes on Wednesday morning. and
departed for their barracks In Wash
Ington. The detachment Is marching
TO the Capital City from Gettysburg.
where they took paTt in the recent
maneuvers They expect OF reach the
barracks on Saturday morning The
companies consist n about 200 men,
50 horses and a dozen wagons. They
are in chorge Of capt. Z. w, Otell.
The soldiers were enEamped at Union
Mills the night before