The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-10-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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Wednesday.
GOOD cook seeking job can't go
urnno on Willis street. Apply any
where. e bow + +b
LIMO of Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Bowers,
Park avenue.
III The Ladies' Aid Society of Salem
uo+hodist Episcopal Church will hold
an OYSTER supper on November 8.
Mr. George Gunther, Pennsylvania
avenue, will conduct the shoe bust
ness for Mr.. Charles Stonesifer, East
Main street.
The story "Jimmie's Infant Indus
try" which was begun i'm former
issue of The Advocate is concluded
in this weeks issue.
Miss Mae Williams, teacher of the
Ridge school, Mt. Airy, visited her
narents. MIR. and Mrs. Samuel E.
Miller East Main street, Saturday.
new Democrat came to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall E. Camp
he'll, East Main street, yesterday
morning His name is Marshall Will
son Campbell.
Cupid has been quite active in Car
roll county during the past week. 1t
seems that autumn runs close COM
petition with spring in the favor OF
this little god.
Mrs. William O. Lockard, daughter
and son, Almeda T., and William 0.
Lockard, Jr., of Cedar Grove, near
SmaIlwood, spent Thursday Of last
week with Mrs. Claude Leppo, Of this
city.
Mr. George R. Gehr, cashier OF the
First National Bank, has gone to
Crisfeld, Md, where he will deliver
an address before the Associated
Banks OF Worcester, Wicomico and
Somerset counties.
Roger Wordsworth, student at
Western Maryland College, was taken
to his home at Evansville, Frederick
county, by his father, MIR. John w.
Wordsworth The boy is suffering with
infammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bowman en-
terIained the following guests on
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
Gladhill, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stew
art of Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bowman and daughter, Mary,
of LittlestoWn, Pa, and Mrs. Bankert.
The annual meeting of the Carroll
County Medical Society will be held
at the Hotel Westminster, on We'd
nesday morning, October 80, at IL
o'clock when election of officers and
other business will be transacted.
Dr. Erasmus HI. KIoman, OF Baltl-
mere, will read a paper.
DR.. Claude A. Stoncipher, the young
physician of 1855 North Fulton
avenue. Baltimore, VINO must stand
trial On charges preferred by num-
Der OF small girls, admitted that he
is to be married. He would not di-
vuIge the name of the girl. DIR.
Stoncipher is formerly of this county.
For the second month of the new
fiscal year the Western Maryland
Railway Company showed a gain in
gross but a decrease in net earnings
as compared with the corresponding
period of last year, according to the
statement of August, which has been
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The first passenger train over the
Western Maryland Railway from
Pittsburgh to Baltimore passed
through this city on Wednesday. On
the train was the McKeesport Board
of trade which visited Baltimore,
and which was composed Of more
than 100 members. The train was
made up Of five coaches.
Smallwood Grange will hold its
fourth annual fair and oyster sup
per, at Smallwood hall, on November
IND, commencing at 10 a. m, and
continuing after night Ii the
weather is inclement on Saturday the
fair will be held on the following
Monday. Music by the Smallwood
orchestra. The public is invited.
'Napoleon's First Love-" with Rob
ert L. Downing, in the leading role.
assisted by Mrs Downing, Mrs. Hor-
ace Clark, Richard p. Ross and Harry
L. Hagan, wss presented before a
larse number of persons in the Odd
Fellows Hall, at Mt Airy, Thurs
DAY OF last week. Following the pre-
sentation of the playlet, Mr.. Downing
save several readings, which greatly
pleased.
On muddy field Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute, Of Blacksburg, Va, de-
ieated Western Maryland College, "A
SoIuI udy vi Tic LUZ IhCA :
grounds. The Techs played a rag
yea game on offense and made num-
yer OF bonehead plays. The last two
PERIODS were shortened ON account
u minor injuries sustained by the
western Maryland players as result
y! nard tackling and blocking by Vir-
slLla Polytechnic Institute.
Inc first run of the Coast to Coast
Express was made over the Western
maryland Railway on Monday night
ne train was made up Of American
cypress cars with engine 152 and &C.
conpllshed the run to this city In Al
mn minutes. Burt Bankard, formerly d
1 Snls city, was the engineer. The train
!eaVes Baltimore at 9 D. 90. On Sun.
uay' October 27, the express will be
run as passenger train; sleeping
Gars will be added and the train will
leaNe at p. m, instead of 9.
Messrs. J. r Hendricks and y. MI
r.tzgerald, the new vice presidents
vi the Western Maryland Railway
were were elected vice presidents of the
nest Virginia Central and Pittsburgh
hallway Company, the Georges Creel
eAd cumberland Railway and thu
IonnellsVille and State Line Railway
III meeting of the companies direc
1ors 10 New York Wednesday. These
are subsidiaries Of the Western Mary,
ldnd Vice President Fitzgerald re-
signed his official connections will
lne other companies and will nov
qeVote his time To the Western Mary