The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


AZ the Albaugh hotel.
The entertainment, which was 70
have taken place in Alumni Hall, to-
night, has been postponed.
Nassrs. VIM. II. II. Zepp and E. ID.
Whitmore have been elected elders,
and I'll. d. Fowble and j. Thomas And
ers. deacons Of St Paurs Reformed
church, this city.
Harry Fanwell, who pitched boil
for the Cleveland Club, and who Is
well-known among the sporting fra
tarnity Of this city, was sold recently
TO the Portland (Oregan) club.
Frederick Harver has been reap
nointed by the Maryland Live Stock
Sanitary Board, Of Baltimore, as in
enactor of the cattle, diaries ana stables
Of Carroll county.
After living apart for over years,
James z. Fogle and Margaret A. Fogle,
of near Woodsboro, have decided TO
NV married life again. They We're re
married last week.
The weather on Easter Sunday was
ANYTHING but pleasant. Easter Mon
dav was ushered in with rain and
snow until noon, but the balance Or
the day was very bright.
VIM. f. Bell, of Bachman's valley
has \ colt one year old that weighs
$40 lbs. and stands IL hands high.
she IL bred from the Belgian Stallion
owned BY Mr.. George A. Bell, OF Mead
ow Branch.
Misses Nancy Thomas, Eleanor Ba-
con. Mary Grafton Steele, Josephine
Reifsnider and Mary Grace Roberts
held a bazaar for the benefit OF the
Crippled Children's School OF Baltl-
more. Md, and made $24.l4.
An entertainment will be given 81
Friendship schoolhouse on FRIDAY
evening, May 5, at o'clock. Program
will consist of music, recitations,
drills, dialogue, yankee doodle song,
and the play called "4e village
Skewl of Long Ago" All are invited.
Proceeds for library.
Martin Green, OF Hagerstown, was
sentenced to the House of Correction
last week at Hagerstown, for assault
inc Haslup Van Horn, Of that place,
IN June 1908. Green was arrested at
Pen Mar by Detective Cross, OF the
W M. r. r., who resides in this CITY.
Mr. van Horn lived in this city num-
Der of years ago.
line lul6Edl u 4 at IN 49,
who died on Thursday took place sat
mrdav morning at st. Johns Catholic
church. Rev. Mallon officiating. Inter
ment in the cemetery adjoining. the
DaIIbearers were Martin Leahy, Price
Goodwin. Samuel Morelock, David
Walsh. MI. NJ. Walsh and Anthony CAM.
James M. Stoner funeral director
The States Road Commission has
given notice to Carroll county, that
no traction engine shall be operated
upon any improved state road or sec
ton thereof, except such as nave
wheels with smooth surface and great
or than four inches in width, nor shall
any sled with brakes be used on SAID
roads. 1t is further stated that amy
one violating the provisions Of this
notice will be prosecuted.
Delegates representing IS churches
Of the Church of the Brethren ID
Eastern Maryland are III attendance
At the annual conference, meeting IT.
Grossnickle's Church, near Myersvllle.
Reports of committees occupied tne
session. The churches which are rep
resented are Middletown Valley, Pipe
Greek, Meadow Branch, Bush Creek,
Sans Creek, Frederick, Woodbury.,
Fulton Avenue, Beaver Dam, Mono
cacy. Piney Greek, Washington, Locust
Grove. Long Green Valley and west
Point.
Postmaster Harry Teyton Gorsuch'
received a telegram last week from
his brother, e. Benjamin Gorsuch, VINO
is a resident of Lawrence, Kan,
which received the principal force OF
the recent cyclone at that place, stat
ing that while all the members OF MS
family are safe, his residence and mill
are wrecked MIR. Gorsuch, who u
son OF the late Robert R. Gorsuch, a
prominent resident Of this county,Went
to Kansas % or 80 years ago. me
postmaster and Miss Nora Gorsuch,
are his only brother and sister
Rev. Kenneth G. Murray, who is well
known in this city, having received
his theological training at the west
ern Maryland College Seminary IN
1895, celebrated on Thursday his sixth
anniversary as pastor of South Bali
timore Station Methodist Episcopal
church. Mr.. Murray is very popular
with the members Of his conSresa-
ton, and they presented him with
handsome gifts. MIR. Murray was
born in Hampstead, and received his
early education in his home iowa ana
III bdlLlIQOT6 COUNTY LllS lllhSAs -
late Mr.. Charles NJ Murray, had been
postmaster of Hampstead for 40 years,
and his brother, Charles NJ Murray,
is the present mayor of that town.
Misses Elizabeth Roberts, Eleanor
Thomas, Eugenia and Eleanor Fouke,
Caroline and Sue Billingslea, gave
an elaborate progressive dinner party,
Saturday evening, April 10. a. d1f-
ferent course was served il the nome
of each hostess, and at the
end or the evening the guests went to
Prof. Benson's Studio for conee.
Those present were Misses Robinson,
Of Colorado Springs; Elizabeth Rob
erts, Eleanor Thomas, Caroline and
Sue Billingslea, Eugenia and Eleanor
Fouke; Messrs Jack milford, of Phil.
adelphia, Pa; Daniel Roberts, OF
Pittsburg, Pa; l.. E. Simpson, or
Annapolis, Nd; III. w. Benson, Smith
Billingslea, G. r. Thomas and W w.
Power
Salem lodge, I. o. o. f., No. SO, VS.
tied Sulphur Spring lodge i. o. o. H.,
No. 100, New Windsor, On THURSDAY
night, April 10, where DR.. q. ~
Baughman and W.Frank Thomas were
admitted as members, after receiving
the three degrees given by the To-
iating team or the Sulphur Spring
lodge. Those accompanying the can
didates from this city were y. y. 81.