The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-04-19


street, entertained the Embroider,
Club yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies Literary Club met d
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs III Olive
MI Grimes, Jr-, West Main street
Don't call your neighbor a knock
er" because he says we must keep oul
town clean to keep our people well.
Wild geese and ducks passed ovel
this city ca Sunday night Theil
IN "Quackl Quack!" was heard by many
citizens
Mr.. George Rickle, George street
has purchased a lot from Mr. H. Price
Goodwin, near this city, upon which
he will erect house.
"a dance will ~ given at Main
Court Inn, next Friday night, April
26, under the auspices of Miss Lima
Foote Reese, Willis street.
| The insect we now call the house
fly" should i'm the future be called the
I"typhoid-fy" in order To call attention
To the danger of allowing it to con
tinue to breed unchecked.
The ladies of the Mite Society of
the Methodist Protestant Church are
arranging to give an Old Folks Con
cert i'm the lecture room off the church,
Tuesday evening, April 30
Paul Case, contractor, has about
completed residence on the Rine-
hart farm of the B. F. Shriver Com
pany, near this city He has also
built a. addition To the residence Of
Mr. Denton Warehime, near here
Mrs. Frank z. Miller, chairman w
the fly campaign committee, requests
all the young ladies Of this city who
are interested in the success Of the
campaign to meet at her residence On
Willis street, tomorrow Saturday
Afternoon AT 2:3O o'clock.
Fruit growers are watching with
keen interest their trees and shrubs
this spring on account of the severe
weather the State has suffered during
the winter, and it, effects will not
only d. felt this year but for several
to come, says J- j.. :. Norton, Of the
Maryland Agricultural College.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Centen-
airy Methodist Episcopal church met at
the home of Mrs. Morris Mitten,
Thursday evening, April 18th. Mrs.
Mitten had arranged musical and
literary program for the entertain
ment of the society which was much
enjoyed. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Rev. r. ,. IT, Anderson, of the Ord
- OF the Holy Cross, who has many
friends here, and Miss Louise s. Ma
thias, OF Baltimore, who has a num-
Der of relatives here, were passengers
for Naples, on the Carpathia Cunard
liner, which rescued from the life
boats the survivors of the Titanic
disaster.
"a six inning game of base ball was
played Friday last between the West
minister Little Stars and ST. Johns
School which resulted in a score of 10
to in favor Of the Little Stars
Batteries and Ryland for Lit
tile Stars, and Eckenrode, Long and
Darr. for IT. Johns. Two base hits
Diffendal. Home runs-Bell, Cook
and Darr.
A district Sunday school rally, COM
prising the Sunday schools of Wool
erys election district, will BE- held in
the Methodist Protestant Church att
Finkgburg, Sunday afternoon and
night, April %. Addresses will be
made by gentlemen prominent in Sun
day school work. The schools of the
district are requested to send repre-
sentatives, and the public il cordially
invited
Miss Elizabeth S. Monath, % years
old, of Carroll county, and Joseph
Yingling, 25 years old, of Baltimore,
eloped to Hanover, Pa, and
were married On April no. The secret
was not let out until Monday, when
the couple returned to Baltimore, aft
er a short honeymoon trip through
the North. The couple at the present
time are making their home with Mrs.
o. Loehmeyer, 1000 Roland avenue.
Mr. James ID. Mitchell, a. enthpsi-
astic member of the RI o. o. IT,, who
attended the sessions OF the grand
lodge held in Baltimore this week,
was appointed by the grand master Of
the I. 0. 0. f., district deputy grand
master Of District No. z, which c,m-
prises Daniel Jacob, No 23, Sulphur
Springs, No. 100, Salem No SO, and
ST. Stephens, No. 95. Mr.. James, M.
Stoner was also appointed district
deputy of Salem Lodge, No. 60.
In a gigantic exhibit, representing
products of the soil, scenery, ETC.,
with a huge outdoor pageant To b.
held i'm New York during next July
and August, Maryland will take a
prominent part Governor Colds
borough, Mayor James H. Preston,
of Baltimore; Norman TT. Parrott,
Secretary Of the National '4See
America First" Association, and 9th
ers are among the members Of the
advisory and governing board, and
at meeting to be held in the near
future plans will be made for the
exhibit tina. this state will make.
Two important notices have Deen
published this week by the Mayor.
One states that the election for Mayor
and two councilmen will be held on
Monday, May 9Th, between Il m. and
D. m, at Matthews & Myers Build
in, East Main street. The other states
that All persons and bodies, corporate
and polite, whom it may concern,
must obtain a license or renew the
same, on or before May LIST, 1912,
whether it be for motor cycles, and
automobiles, or for the sale of liquors
i'm Westminster. Dogs running on the
street must carry license tags. All
licenses are to be paid to the Clerk.
The Board of Election Supervisors
here have received certificates from
J. Fred G. Talbot, Democratic can
didate for Congress and Laban
Sparks, Republican candidate for Con-
gress, and the following delegates,
to the State Convention: Guy w.
Steele, Robert n. Koontz, John Milton
Reifsnider, Michael E. Walsh, ]. Vim