The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-05-26

H Joseph w. 0ulLn anu O0HCOu GCuT
are busily engaged "a preparing the
houses they will move into ON Bond
street
Walter Ford, West Main street, kill
ed at his home, monster Cd snake
this week, that measured about six
inches in length
Howard r. Koontz, r., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard 4. Koontz, Penn
sylvania avenue, was successfully op-
Grated on for throat trouble in Balti-
more yesterday.
Several objections have been filed
to the granting of a liquor license to
John T.. Jenkins, OF Gambler. The
objections will be heard on Saturday
before the Court
Pipe Creek M. p. Church, the Brick.
will hold the annual all-day service
Sunday next, May e. A missionary
from Japan will be present as well as
other prominent speakers
On Sunday afternoon or last week
five persons were baptised, in a stream
OF water near Warfieldsburg, by the
pastor, Rev. John Gonso, OF the
Church of God, of that place.
VIM. 4. Wilson, Carroll street, pre-
scented the Westminster Fire Depart
ment with a check OF SO for pro
tecting his property during the fire
that destroyed the stable OF Mr.. Eek
er.
Franklin 4. Bachman, OF Union
Bridge, has been appointed Deputy
Game Warden for the State or Mary
land by Governor Crothers. Mr..
Bachman received his commission on
Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Baust, delegate to
the Church of God Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor Convention held
at Creagerstown, Md, last week, re
ports that the sessions were well at
tended and showed a great improve
ment in their line of work over past
years.
While thunder storm was passing
to the east OF Thurmont Tuesday
evening, lightning struck the new
barn recently built by VIM. Long at
Logs Station. Some Notwithstanding
was torn OFF and several pieces OF the
frame splintered. This barn replaced
the one destroyed by fire some time
ago.
Prof. e. d. Symons of the Mary
land Agricultural College will be at
the orchard OF the Mount Olivet fruit
company, New Windsor, Md, on
Thursday, June 7, at l O'Clock p. m,
to give a public demonstration on
spraying, also instruction in prepar-
| ing self boiled lime and sulpher,
preparation for spraying peaches.
Two shares of stock Of Union Mills
Savings Bank of Carroll County to
John ID. Shafer, OF Union Mills, at $50
per share, par $40, and four shares
OF certificates of interest in Warwick
Annex Investment CO. to George w.
Yeiser, of Union Mills, at $50 each,
late Elmer Steiner, Hanover, Pa, on
Tuesday.
| The new summer-resort book of the
Western Maryland Railway, entitled
"Summering on the Western Mary
land Railroad" has just been issued
and contains much information re-
garding the Blue Ridge region, Brad
dock Heights and other places. The
volume is bound in dark blue and
gold, with medallion Of the High
Rock observatory, in colors.
His brain unsettled by the heat, JOS.
Lucash, IS years old, Hungarian, of
Curtis Bay, Anne Arundel county com
mitted suicide Sunday at noon TIE
threw himself from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad coal pier at that place.
| The wife Of the dead man is also a
victim Of the heat, having been over
come last August while attending a
picnic. AS result, she is now an
inmate at Springfield State Hospital, at
Sykesville.
a special memorial service will be
held at Trinity Lutheran church, Deer
Park road, near Smallwood, on Sun
day afternoon, May 2S, at 2:30 o'clock
under the auspices OF Washington
camp, No. 6S, P. o. g. OF A, of Small
wood, and local members of the G..
A. r. The subject Of the service BY
the pastor, Rev. w. l.. Seabrook, will
be, "The Hand OF God in American
History" Members OF the Grand
Army, P. o. 6. of A., and other pat
riotic orders are invited to be pres
ent.
On Saturday afternoon an extra
freight side-wiped carload Of cattle,
| tAdJ was Ol Il oWlISA IA IhS
yard in this city, turning the car over on
it's side As soon as the accident &c
Cured force Of men hastily cut three
holes in the top and liberated the cat
tie, which were lying in heap. The
cattle were cut and bruised, but not
seriously injured. It seems to be a
mystery how some OF the cattle e.
capped being killed OF crippled. The
cattle were owned BY Edward Hive
ly, of FrizelIburg. Z wrecking crew
arrived from Westport and cleaned up
the wreck.
Governor John B. Tenner, Of Penn
sylvania, and a score Of prominent
Pittsburg, New York and Philadelphia
financiers will make an inspection
trip to the cement plant Of the Tide
water Cement Company, at Union
Bridge, tomorrow. Governor Croth-
ers, Mayor Preston, former Governor
Warfield and number of others will
also make the trip. Lunch viii De
served at Union Bridge at 1:45 O.
clock. The party will leave Balti-
more at 1880 o'clock in q special
train of 10 cars, including the private
car OF President Robertson. 1t will
pass through tbs city about 1:3O p,
m.
Looking after the interests OF the
public schools Prof. Simpson in COM
pany with Commissioner John @. De