The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
Mr.. Edward Miner is building ; new
.esideuce I'm gmaIIHood.

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residence In SmallHood.
| Mr.. William Eckenrode. green gro
Gerry merchant. has partitioned of his
store room and will use but the one
side, which Is next to the lunch room.
The other side he has rented to a
gentleman in Baltimore, who will
open store.
! A road meeting will be held in the
Grange Hall. Medford on Monday az
tefnoon. at 40 O'Clock sharp. in the
! interest of the road leading from New
Windsor TO Westminster. All who
are interested in the above road and
want better roads In the county are
invited To attend.
Deer Park Christian Endeavor will
hold an all day rally on Sunday.
March O. Services will begin prompt
| II at 1870 q. m, 2.15 and 1880 D. m,
and will be conducted By ministers
from the Seminary including the
Hoosier quartet. All are cordially
invited to attend
Last Saturday Rev. w. l. Seabrook
Of this city. State Master of Forms
Patriotic Order Sons OF America. ac-
eompanIed Mr.. w. T. ChIids, presI-
dent. Mr. VIM. James Heaps, aecre-
tary and Mr.. Nm. ]. Carter. treasurer,
/ to CheaIert0Hn. where as the execu-
/ tive committee of the order they in
stituted Washington Camp No. ST.
Representatives of Washington
Camp. No. 8. Washington Camp No.
| I. Washington Cap No. 10. Washing
ton Camp No. 6s and Washington
Camp No. 81. 7. o. s. of a. were pres
ent on Monday night at the regular
meeting Of Washington Camp No. Of
this city. Several now members OF
No . we're initiated. the work being
conducted b. Mr.. Levi D. Mana. OF
Camp No. 10. Tyrone. An address
wa delivered by State Master of
Forms seabrook, and refreshments
we're served b. Camp No 8.
The teachers training class made =
splendid showing II the recent ex-
animation held at the Salem Luther
m parsonage. Ten members Of the
claaa took the examination and all
passed With excellent averages. re
eeiYing 100 per cent The first Lesson OF
the second part OF divers Prepara-
/ ton for Teaching vas studied Wed
neaday evening with encouraging re
suits. II there are any who desire TO
take up the sork they are cordially
invited IN do so. Tho class meets
every "wednesday evening. 1862 Penn
aYlvania avenue.
{ The residence OF Mr Harry Warner.
near Manchester. would have been
burned 10 the ground yesterday. had
Il not been for the timely arrival OF
naighboTH. Il IL The custom o. Mr.
and Mr.. Warner 70 burn IN oil lamp
lalInlght Yesterday morning Mr. War
nsf thought lie had put OF the light.
Int about 10 o'clock it exploded and
burned part Of the I'D and dresser.
Their uns-ysaT old child Haa rescued
from ths window b means of ; lad
DR.. Tie los amounts 70 about 500.
eofnred BY insurance In he DuK Hhl
/ Company
i demand hat tn charges against
- Claude 4 aloneInher. formerly of
thlH county. b pushed without delay
I'll be made ~ > special committee
firm tn IuaI Government League.
witch I'll vi upon States Attorney
HEpenlHE. Of baltimore eIty II an
executive meeting Il The league yes
fffday he COMMITTEES 80 appointed
sth Mr. Calvin y Gabriel n IL head
Tho league maintains that tn case
zEalnat the doctor ! beIaE uanscea.
HHrily delayed and scores application
q The IsKai machinery which allows
stonciphsf 10 be n large On ball.
Sulphur Spring Ledge -. 15o. I. O
q F. Il NsH Windsor. Hsid , ban
-. A.
evening. 10 which members aud
friends we're present The menu
eanaiated OF chicken. oysters. ham
pickles. Ice cream. cake. coffee etc
The lodge In membership q 2if
: u :. NJ. James ID. Mitchell and
William beaEley members Of Salem
Lodge. : o. . =. this eItY attended
and wsTe vel pleased 18th tn ~.
sning'a entertainment Nr William
Il. Lowell va master Of ceremonies
and Re- TolIey Marsh. Ioaatmastcr
IT. J. !. Frazer made = very Inter
eztlng talk.
The American BANKERS AHzoela
ton haH come to tIn conclusion thaI
tha MOI useful and profitable Worl
i could undertake i along the Inc uI
! agricultural development and sdnca
ton. With this end in YIas the Corr
/. Exchange National Hank Of PhIIadel
pnla. =. haH offered 81 30 In prizes
fof The baat corn grown during 1911
II fennHflyanIa. NeR Jersey. DelaRar,
and Maryland. Tn judges VII b
one representative each from tn
State agricultural colleges Of IN.
above states and the Commercial III
change. Boufae. Philadelphia TIL
rules governing the contest vi b.
, published In The Advocate next week
. % thai any Carroll county boz WIN
desires IN do ~ can enter The contest
Rev. Naltsr r. Graham. d. d. wh.
Has for a number Of years pastor o
The eMthodist Protestant Church. THU
city. nov pastor Of the Methods
, Protestant Church. GheaIertoun. re
Gently conducted a series Of eYangel
latie services. most successful IN re
suits. Two hundred and five CONVEX
aions we're reported. One hundre.
and eighteen members we're received
on probation IN the Methodist Pro
, teatant Church and about nifty IN tn
Methodist Episcopal Church. Chester
town, while many Of the county ehur
! ehes In Kent county also received ae
/, eeasionH. DR. Graham preached con
tInuously for about six weeks. unit
he lost his voice and strength tenn
porarily. ReY W. L. seabrook. o
this city. a sehoolmate of Or. Graham
at Western Maryland College, preach
J ed for him last Sunday morning.
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