The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-16

The ladies OF washington camp NO.
3 p. o. Of A., vii hold their first
annual picnic at Harmony Grove, Gist
On June /. beginning at o'clock p
m The public Is cordially invited %
come and enjoy the evening. II the
weather Is unfavorable 1t will be held
the first fair evening.
Judge Worthlngton, OF Frederick
County Circuit Court, on Saturday
heard the suit OF ]. Dukes Downes
receiver for the Lbertytown Savings
Bank Vs. Dewarren II. Reynolds and
=. w. Wilson for $3.50. The note and
interest now amount TO $es2.45. Mr.
Reynolds has agreed to pay the note
less 5000 and interest, he claims the
bank owes him for writing the char
ter and It's passage through the Legis=
lature and for other legal services
performed.
Communion services, preceded b.
preparatory service and the feet
washing ceremony. we're held Sunday
evening At the Church OF the Brethren,
Hanover. Pa. There was a large at
tendance. The following ministers
aud elders we're present: ReYs. W. II.
Miller, d. Il Baker. Il. S. Miller and
!. c. Whitmore. Of Hanover: Elder J.
Il. Utz. Taneytown. Md; Elder s. S.
Miller, East Berlin. Pa; Rev. Grant
Group, York Springs. Pa. Rev. j. l.
Myers, iDganyille. Pa: Hex. @. n
Resser. Manchester. Md. Elder John
Rowland. smithbung. Md. Elder =
s. Baugher. Lineboro, Md: Elder ID.
3. Hohf. Blooming Grove. Pa: Rev.
Il. X. Miller. Spring Grove. Pa.
Fruit Of all sorts IN this county has
been seriously damaged By ungeason-
able froHIs and freezing weather
About the only fruit thai has moi
suffered destruction Is apples, and
they have been partially destroyed
N expert fruit grower in nachmana
Valley estimates that ONLY 10 per
cent OF this fruit escaped the severe
cold OF no weeks ago. and he ex.
presses the opinion that this small
quantity vii not come TO perfection
There vii be no apricolz. pluma
! peaches. pears OF cherries. 4 feH
ounces are grown IN this county. and
they are not injured Strawberries
are also atill progressing. though
they have been somewhat damaged
! y the nnaaasonabIy cold weather
Dut for this fruit 1913 would be al
most frultless yea In this county.
Interesting suffrage meetings under
the auspices OF tn Just Government
League . Carroll county HaTe held
Il At. Arr last Saturday nIEII and y
New Windsor Tuesday night Thu
speakers II the NJ. Airy meeting were
introduced b. Mayor I.eathersood and
.efe Mr. i. J lyme. president q
he Howard County iAagua. Mis-
! Elizabeth Taylor. II Baltimore. Mr.
Martin Burke. OF Howard county. and
Hra. H. 7 Foster. 81 baltimore ons
+ Of the features of he evening sah tn
xnleeieaH speech demonstrated b
Mfa Charles keIiaT Al lHe Nes
Windsor meeting uT. Frazer presided
md introduced ths apeakerH=Hrs. L
! Il Engle president OF tn Forest
Glen cifIe STUDY Elnb. and Hrs Il
: Foster. State organizer Over ioa
people attended hoIh OF the meet
znEa. : meeting I'll be held Il
sfksuYlle Monday night
Tho school Beard Of baltimore
Hithdre=. y Fota Of - lie Nc.
eeptanea = tho pfIza offer o. he Anti.
Saloon League afr neHrIT 20.eez
ahiidreu nd HfIIIan Their essays
ne Board HAu anzfY nj tn BsaKu.
because Re League. after IEs Boar
refused = Do 80 supplied ias children
.no AskHH for 1 9Th scientific
pamphlet - enable them % ~fito In
diligently and TIN In far daRlinl
tried To II all u. other children
nov t. they eoaId get IHiH pam.
IHlet fraH The HUHfd claims tia
- league was irving - interfere
9Th the z1hoola. N Il Id agreed
1T tie school authorities misHi
award KHIzsz aud IN keep he win
nIns essays aud I'D offered 70 alluN
T Il Board Il Hay hat should be i
- pamHhIet and 10 ia IN de
: ITIbutinK Tho n result - been
+ IHa AntI=zaioon League reports. L
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F M than - League had e.ef dare
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