The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-06-14
Fishing with hook and line il now

Fishing with hook and line II now
in order.
Everybody's doing il Doing what?
Making eyes at the officers.
The B. r. Shriver Co., Gamers, COM
menced canning peas this week.
DR.. Edgar Slagle has purchased a
hupmobile from DIR. Charles r. Foutz.
Moons last quarter June z; new
moon, 14th; first quarter, 21st; full
moon, 18th.
| David Mickey of Lineboro, Md, has
accepted a position at the Main Court
Inn, a. clerk.
| Night service was inaugurated on
Sunday last ait Ascension church, and
was well attended
| DIR. George T.. Baughman, East Main
street, j. having his residence painted.
Lippy & Cassell are doing the work.
| A large class of children will make
their first communion next Sunday
morning at st. Johns Catholic
Church.
While operating printing press In
Baltimore last week, Mr.. Harry Wei
Ter, of this city, had his right hand
badly mashed.
Photographer James ID. Mitchell,
this city, made photograph Of the
family of Charles Brilliant, Manchest-
er, on Sunday.
Last Sunday the Feast Of Corpus
Christi was celebrated att St. Johns
Catholic Church a large number Of
children were in the procession.
a stalk Of F'ultz wheat grown by
John Conway, of Eastview, for the
Agricultural Department, was brought
to this office on Saturday last. 1t
was a fine specimen measuring yard
and 20 inches in length.
A branch of the W. C. T. U. in Car
roll county sent a contribution of
flowers to the Mary r. Haslup Union
in Baltimore, which was SO large that
gifts were made to rs persons, and
some of the flowers were sent to the
Home Of Incurables.
This city was visited Oh Saturday
night by large crowd Of people. All
stores we're we'll patronized, which
made business brisk Officers Welgle
and Helm had an interesting expert
ence during the evening that kept
them busy for short while.
Mr.. E. Dewitt Simpson, Willis street,
received the degree of Doctor Of Medi-
cine from the Johns Hopkins Univer
sity on Tuesday, and has been appoint
ed first assistant in surgery at st.
Luke's Hospital, st. Paul, MINI. He
will begin his new work July LIST
Swimming days are here. The
water il fine, although the air Is chilly,
but the sun j. strong enough to drive
away the shivers, and then coarse
towel will bring back the temperature
where it ought to BE- The fact IL the
boys have already discovered ali this.
Mr. Joshua T. Logue, OF near Spring
Mills, brought to The Advocate office
the very finest strawberries we have
ever seen in Carroll county. He
raised a crop of them so large that
only about II can be placed in quart
box A single berry was more than
q mouthful.
Interest in educational affairs is
centering on the re-opening of the
Johns Hopkins University summer
school, which will take place on July
I'd, to be operated until August 18th.
Several Carroll county teachers are
arranging to take the course at the
Hopkins this summer.
The Maryland Bankers Association
has announced it, seventeenth annual
convention to be held at the Blue
Mountain House, June 20, to 22, in
elusive. The preparations for this
convention are being rapidly complet-
ed and it is expected to reach the
high-water mark of interest.
At their regular business meeting
on June 9Th the Christian Endeavor-
ers of Deer Park church elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year. They also
decided to hold a musical cantata en-
titled THE Story of the Pink Rose"
on the night of June Goth, ar the
church.
Refreshments were served and
an entertainment was given by
Charity Lodge No. 81, knights Of
Pythias, at Davis Hall, John street,
Friday evening, when large number
of members and guests were present
and an enjoyable time spent Reno.
s. Harp, Esq, Frederick, made the
principal address. Guy w. Steele,
Esq, was asked to call upon a num-
Der of the gentlemen present for ad-
dresses. The humorous subjects CIV
en- by Mr.. Steele to the speakers caus-
ed much mirth and kept the audience
in a good humor. Orchestral music
was also rendered. The menu con-
sisted Of ice cream, strawberries and
cake
The Westminster Garage Company's
stockholders met on Monday at their
Office and elected the following direc-
tors: Messrs John i. Klee, Dr.
Eugene M Sullivan, IT, Abner Parke,
John TIT. Cunningham and @. Mon
roe Englar The officers for the year
are President, John III. Cunningham;
Vice President, DR.. Henry M. Fitz-
hugh; Secretary, Treasurer and Gen
eral Manager, G. Monroe Englar; as
sistant Secretary, Treasurer and Gen
eral Manager, r. Abner Parke. Mr..
Monroe Englar, the secretary, pre-
sented to the stockholders very en-
couraging report The business at
the garage is in a flourishing condit-
ion. A dividend of 6 per cent. was
declared on the capital stock, fine
showing.
Frizellburg has oiled her main
street. Uniontown compels the driv-
IT of a vehicle to- stop and pay hom-
age to her only attraction, toll-gate.
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