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

4 wire fence has been put around
the Westminster Cemetery to replace
the old hedge fence. Superintendent
MItten directed the york.
Mrs. Calvin Starner, ST., has gone
| to the Presbyterian Ear and Eye
| Hospital IN Baltimore, to have a
Prof Robert ]. Brandenburg, a
music teacher of Mt. Airy, has APP
pendlcitis. He is now at his home.
too weak to be operated upon.
Arthur Klees and Edward Gartrell,
| two young men who we're bitten by q
mad dog in Mt Airy. are taking the
Pasteur treatment In Baltimore.
! Mr.. Guy E. Williams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Williams. Liberty
street, has enlisted In the U. s. Marine
Corps and will be stationed IN Phil
adelphia, Pa.
The ice cream festival which the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
had planned to hold on the evenings
of May 30 and 81, has been postponed
on account of the firemen's festival
which will be held at that time.
For forty years Mr.. J. II. Benner,
of near UnIontown, has been 4 faith
ful subscriber and admirer Of the
Democratic Advocate. Mr.. Benner
recently made the statement that
The Advocate is In class to itself"
The children OF st. Johns parish
school are practicing for an enter
talnment TO be held In the parish hall
Wednesday evening, May 2s Last
tho fnnanf xpAu aufhtta.
iaalic comment from all who Witness
ed 1t. and 1t. 10 said that It gives
promise of being still better this year.
The Eastern Hotel which vas re-
Gently purchased By ]. A. Kidwiler,
Of Frederick. from Mrs. John IL.
Gerke, has been leased to o. V. Heath,
who has taken charge. Some new
equipment has been purchased for the
hotel which has stood on it present
site. East Main street. for nearly a
century.
Mr. William G. Clark. an uncle OF
Mrs. William d. Thomas, East Main
street, died IN May }. In Austin. Tex.
aged IS years. He was born near
/ Baltimore. and was At one time 4 fire.
/ qnent visitor to this city lie Is sur
yIxed by eight children. Funeral SER
vices were held in ST. Louis. No, on
May 7th
His Emlnenee, Cardinal Gibbons.
vii eonfim a class Of about 80 next
Sunday morning in St Johns Cath
ole Church. The Cardinal will
/ preach at High Mass and the con-
! frmatlon service Will be directly hf-
terward Following the service the
! Cardinal VII hold N Informal recep-
tion at the reetory.
Mothers Day will be observed at
! the Blxlersa United Brethren church.
Sunday evening. Mag 18th. at 70 The
program VII consist of a special ser
mon to mothers. reeIIatlona. special
songs. aud > white flower Rill be
pinned on every mother. who attends
the services Everybody Is most cor
daily invited to attend this service.
Bring your mother. Or II she L dead.
come and represent her. {. :. Cra-
i bill. pastor.
The regular meeting Of the Fredcr-
tx County Reformed ministers was
/ held on Monday In the paHInrg Of
The Evangelical Reformed church.
+ It.. g. /. nready. 81 WaiknHayflle.
/ nIGAlutuz IL lpiIUHHHH NHIE prev
ent. Rev =. H. Warner. Of Myers
vile. Rev .. J. Wolfe. of fancy
town. Re- 5. S. Miller and Rev.
/ Hready paper NaK read y Rev.
Warner on Tho Faith Of the Apostle
John" Mondays meeting was the last
until September
The funeral Of tn late IT ].
! Clarence Mnhley, o. Frederick and
formerly Of this CT. took place
Thursday afternoon. .Iay s. p 30
O'Clock from the residence q his
daughter. Mra. Charles Stewart Ser
ices were held at tt house M Ncre
conducted = Rev. Ulysses S. Z Rupp.
I y beautiful floral tributes anrp
sent By efmpathizing friends The
naIlbearerz we're hi brothers. Albert
Mobley, srz Carver Mobley. William
/ Mohley, Harry Mob1ey, PIHekney
Mobley and / r. Mebley. 1niarment
Wa made n Ht OlIYet cemetery
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