The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-11-24

NlOAG6y AUAA1A5.
Barber-shops will be closed on
Thanksgiving Day.
The recent rain has put our county
roads In bad condition.
Lippy G. Cassell have the contract
to paint the Odd Fellows Hall.
The Palace Livery and residence
is being painted by Charles e. Bow
ers, painter.
Even the farmer who raises cab
bages will tell you that two heads are
better than one.
On Tuesday morning while we
were enjoying the sun, it was snow
Ing fast in Cumberland.
Murray Dodrer, of Harrisonville,
near this city, killed two hogs weigh
ing 303 and 1922 pounds.
Revival services are in progress in
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
East Main street, this week.
The Door-to-Virtue Lodge, .. 2. g.
M., will celebrate on December 6,
1911 their Tooth anniversary.
Charles Ridgely, OF Manchester, who
recently moved to Hanover, Pa, has
purchased a property there.
The stable on the property form
erly owned by the late Charles B.
Roberts, Court street, is being torn
down.
Harry Bair, of this city, has re-
turned to Washington, ID. O., where
he has accepted position IS trans
ter painter.
The frosts and cold weather have
caused our citizens to securely coy
err over their shrubbery for the win
ter.
The officials of the Western Mary
land Railway passed through this
city Wednesday morning, On an ID
spection trip.
John Bish, and family, Of Littles-
town, Pa, moved to the residence OF
Reuben Humbert Pennsylvania ave-
nue., On Tuesday.
Sheriff Kemper took four colored
men to the House OF Correction, on
Wednesday, who were sentenced az
this term OF Court.
Herr e. Babylon delivered to Har-
~ Little, near this city, one OIL the
latest Ford Runabouts. It Is a su-
perior looking car.
George b. Jackson is doing rush
ing business at his torpedo factory ~
the railroad. He received several
large orders this week.
The Pioneer Moving Picture Par
lor will show the Worlds Champion
shin Baseball Series between the
Athletics, and Giants on Monday
night.
Union Thanksgiving by st. Ben1a-
minis Lutheran and Reformed
churches On Thanksgiving morning'at
10 a. M, in st. Benjamin's Reformed
Church.
Chas. Mackley. our accommodating
mail carrier in this city, butchered
five fine hogs this week that Welgneo
240. 27O. 304 314 and 332 pounds, IA
total Of 1850 pounds.
Some III the apple growers OF TIE
county, in view Of the great crop,
suggest that every person eat nve
apDies a day until further notice. All
right. Bring on your apples.
John L. Reifsnider, who Is IN
the South on a cunning trip spralned
his ankle last Monday. He Is gettlne
an as well as could be expected
though the accident mas interfered
considerably with the enjoyment OF
his trip
Next Thursday morning at 1890
o'clock. the annual Union Thanksgiv-
ing service will be held in the Meth
odist Protestant Church. The ser
mon will be delivered by Rev. VIM.
III. Hetrick, Of Grace Lutheran
! Church.
Carroll Driscoll, John street, has
accented a position at the Western
MARYLAND Railway depot, through Har-
~ ID. Fowble agent, to fill the vacan-
CIV caused by the resignation Of Wm:
Yingling. lie will be messenger ana
general utility man.
leonard Shaerfer, Pennsylvania
avenue. was injured on Thursday OF
last week while working near Brum-
mel. by large ladder which fell and
struck him on the right hip, causing
. painful bruise. He has improved
sufficiently to walk around.
Mrs. o. r. Bosworth, who was quite
il1 for several weeks at the Main
Court Inn, had improved sufflciently
to return to her home in Dickinson,
North Dakota, on Wednesday she
wishes to express her gratitude for
the kindness she received while 1n
this city.
Westminster Hive No. liz, held q
social at the residence Of Mrs. wal
IVY IA. Ford, West Main street on Frl-
day evening, November II. address
~ by Rev. Mr. Hetrick and Dr-Chas-
r. Foutz, in behalf of the good or the
Order, were enjoyed by al present,
not tn speak OF the luncheon winch
was served in MaccaDean style.
y, Bertrand Bankert, crack shot and
railroad engineer on The W. "A. r.,
spent a few days hunting for rabbits
and other game, around this city. He
came home with rabbits, which he
sincerely believe he CD shot. He
was much disappointed i'm not bag
ging a few birds. He saw no Ell
ephants-
v roof was erected over the plat
form which runs along the railroad
switch AZ Englar & Sponsellers mill
Charles Hildebridle, who conducts
the transfer business In this city, had
his foot mashed on Saturday after
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