The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL AEEAlS.
HOLY Communion and Confirmation
at 1890 a. m. Sunday, at Trinity Luth-
eran church at Deer Park.
The M. p. Sunday school OF Deer
Park will hold a special Easter SER
vice, Sunday evening, April to, at y
o'clock.
John Wesley Zepp, OF Finksburg,
Md, was unanimously elected cashier
of the U. S. Savings Bank, Washing
ton, ID. G..
Judge z. Clinton Tracy, OF Upperco,
has announced his candidacy for re-
nomination on the Democratic ticket
for Judge OF the Orphans Court.
The wedding of Miss Cordelia Legg,
formerly OF this city, to VIM. Crabbs,
of Hagerstown, will take place ON
April IS, In the Lutheran church at
Arcadia, Md.
The monument which was placed in
the back yard Of the Advocate, in hon
or Of the improvements made to
this office in 1908, was carted to its
resting place on Monday.
Mr.. Taylor, a brakeman on although
freight on the w. M Railway, injur-
ed his right leg and hip and bruised
and cut his face very badly early We'd
nesday morning at switch.
Pawnee Bills automobile advertis-
ing wagon passed through this city
on Monday morning for Baltimore.
The automobile looked like large
van and was artistically painted.
The Friendship Sunday school will
reopen Sunday, April 10, they Will
reorganize, and elect officers and
teachers for the coming year. All the
old officers are requested to be pres
ent.
DR.. w. J Selby, dentist, who has re-
moved his Office from this city, and
was leaving on the 1875 train Friday
afternoon, was taken i'll in the depot
and was sent to a hospital in Balti-
more He was In critical condition.
The Forest and Stream Club, our
Oldest pleasure organization, will hold
it's second annual banquet at the Main
Court Inn, Easter Monday, April IL,
at D. IN The Committee in charge
of the banquet have arranged for q
very pleasant evening. They promise
several entertaining features aside
from the menu.
The funeral Of Mrs. Christianna
Mitten. on Friday afternoon, which
was held in Centenary NJ. 10y Church,
was attended by a great many people.
The services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. l.. Emory Bennett, as
sisted by Rev. G.. s. Slagle, pastor OF
st. Pauls Reformed church. Inter
ment in Westminster cemetery.
II. J.Wood, brakeman on the through
freight OF the w. NJ Railway, painfully
injured his foot on Friday night by
jumping from a car upon a nail which
protruded through board in railroad
yards in this city. The nail passed
clean through his foot. A doctor was
summoned, who dressed the injured
foot. He was sent to his home at
Rocky Ridge.
krider's Lutheran Sunday school
was reorganized Sunday, April End,
and the following officers were elect
ed: President, John Yingling; sup
erintendent, VIM. Z. Starner; secre-
tary, James s. Schweigart; assistant
secretary, Erwin Reese; treasurer, j..
ID. Starner. Superintendent of the in
FAINT department, Mrs. r. w. Doty,
with Mrs. ]. ID. Starner assistant; Miss
Marjorie Yingling was elected organ
list
The residence formerly the home OF
the late Rev. j. Thomas Ward, on
Pennsylvania avenue, this city, now
owned BY the George w. Albaugh Real
Estate and Brokerage Company, Is Pc
ing improved by the erection OF porch
across the front and on the south side
of the building. The mason Work
heas been done by George Rickell, and
.J.U. Byers will do the carpenter work
Other improvements will also be made
to the property.
Misses Nancy Thomas, Mary Grace
Roberts, Josephine Reifsnider ano
Eleanor Beacon will hold bazaar We'd
nesday, April 10, from to 10. p. ~.
at the residence OF Judge VIM. ~
Thomas, Willis street, for the benenl
of the Crippled Children's Hospital
School located in Baltimore. A sill
yer offering will be requested at the
door, refreshments will be served
and fancy articles will be sold. ~
are invited to come.
Inc car shops OF the western MAY
land Railway at Ridgely, opposiits
Cumberland, and in North Cumber.
land, have resumed in full. The Sorti
Cumberland shops have been closed
since January 20. &C Ridgely, some
OF the car men have been working
three days a week, others have beer
working eight hours a day and man.
others have been idle. All the regulal
force at both shops were put to vorl
On full time, and at the Ridgely shop
30 Additional MAN ara tr ha emDlOyed