The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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The new garage on Court street is
now open; it is well equipped and has
fine prospects for conducting a sue
cessful business.
number OF foreigners are quart
cred in houses of B. f. Shriver Co.,
near this city They will pick beans
for the canning factory.
Val Bergen Cut Glass Co., of Column
bia, Pa, is contemplating locating
branch factory at Eittlestown, Pa.
Twenty-Five hands will be employed.
Mrs Laura Sappington, OF Liberty
town, fell off of b. e. O. train 1T
Frederick Junction, on June Is, and
had a narrow escape from being kill
3D.
The Finksburg Sunday school will
hold its anniversary exercises on
Sunday, June %. Addresses will be
made by DR.. J. w. Herring and DR.. r.
H. Lewis, president OF Western Mary
land College.
Cement pavements have been put
down i'm front of the residences of
Simon P. Weaver and of Rev. T.. z.
Bennett, East Main street, also Laura
Lindsay, and VIM. d. Henry, OF Liber-
ty street, have new pavements.
In publishing the assessment OF
Carroll county in last weeks issue,
the total amount for Taneytown dis
trict was given as $2,250,527 when
it should have been $2,520,527. The
transportation Of two figures caused
the mistake.
Capt. j. Bailey Oren, veteran of
the Civil War, and who, at the out
break of the war, organized Company
c, Of the Fourth Maryland Regiment
Of Volunteers, died last Saturday
morning at his daughters residence
in Baltimore, after a months illness.
The children of Pipe Creek M. P.
Church will hold their Second Annual
Missionary Tea on the lawn adjoin-
ing the residence Of Mr. Jesse Bale,
Medford, on Saturday evening, June
oath. Children's Day service will be
held in the Church, Sunday morning
June 25.
Geo. .BoblitZ, who was reported as
having been killed in Baltimore by
coming in contact with live electric
wire, was arrested in Baltimore last
week and brought to this city by
Sheriff Kemper, on the charge of de-
sorting his family, and was put in
Jail. He has been released this week
on the condition that ne hereafter
must support his family.
1t is announced that there will be
no Salvation Army campmeeting this
year. Heretofore campmeeting ser
vices have been held at Glyndon, but
last year the tabernacle and several
cottages were burned. On June 80
1900 mothers and children will be
taken to Colchester. The army will
provide refreshments and tickets for
the amusements at the beach.
Mrs. VIM. H. Anderson, Of Balti-
more, Md, is critically i'll at the Main
Court Inn. Three daughters are at
her bed side, and 1t is extremely
doubtful whether she will recover.
For many years Mrs. Anderson spent
the summer months at her country
home near Sykesville. lit will be re-
membered that about two years ago
her husband was killed in a wreck
on the B. e D. Railroad, near Sykes
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Saturday afternoon at o'clock the
Westminster Base Ball Club will line
up against the strong Mechanicsv1lle
nine As the local team defeated the
Sandyville aggregation 1872 last Sat
urday a good game is expected.
Everybody patronize the team. Tick
cts are on sale at all, drug stores.
The admission is Is cents. III you
can not come yourself, buy ticket
anyhow to help the boys along.
Ladies will be admitted free Of
charge.
Rev. VIM. H. Hetrick, pastor Of
Grace Lutheran Church, was in
stalled with appropriate services
Sunday, morning and evening, June
Is. Rev Fl. G. Holloway, D. D., form
erly pastor OF Grace church deliv-
cred the charge to the congregation,
at 1890 a. m. In the evening, begin
ming at 7:45 o'clock, Rev. VIM. E.
Brown, pastor Of the church Of the
Reformation, Baltimore, delivered the
charge to the pastor and conducted
the act of installation.
Frank Russell, Baltimore, brother
Of Lefty Russell, has Joined the Tn
ion Bridge baseball team. This Is
RusselFs initial step toward profess
sionalism. Union Bridge team VII
use Russell when it meets fancy
town. These teams are great rivals,
dlu d VIII RUSSELL Will llCdA e
biz feather in his cap. The High
Arts of Amateur League No. !, viii
tackle the Union Bridge team Satur-
day and Russell will be seen in ac-
ton again. Allan Russell pitched
against the High Arts last Saturday
and allowed only three hits.
The Libertytown Transportation
Company will make regular trips
from Libertytown, this county to Bal
timore City and way stations every
Thursday. Both passenger and light
freight traffic will be handled. The
route selected passes through sec
tons Of Frederick, Carroll and Bal
timore counties and is very
picturesque This service will en-
able the public to make the entire
round trip in one day. The Auto Will
leave Libertytown at 5 o'clock All &C.,,
passing through UnIonville, Covers,
Franklinville, Tay1orsville, Winfield,
Freedom, Eldersburg, North Branch.
Harrisonville, arriving in Baltimore
at $3.50 a. M; returning, leave Balti-
more at $3.50 D. m, arriving In LID
ertytown at $50 D. III. MIR. ii. "
Lescalleet, il General Manager Of the
company