The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-31

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The Cumberland Valley Telephone
Company Is removing the wires and
cable from the poles of the old Mary
land Telephone Company.
Mr.. c. Arnold Fleming, of Mt. Airy,
attended the automobile show and
banquet held in PHILADELPHIA. It was
the second largest show held In the
United States.
At the age of 105 one still thinks
of marriage Mrs. Marcelina Ellis
aida, aged los years, and Pleasantino
Leon, aged so years, secured mar
rage license in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Edward Smith, administrator
of Elizabeth Smith. deceased. sold 3S
shares of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank of Westminster to
Judge James A e. Bond, at s24 a
share.
H. c. Davis, Woodbine, was ap-
pointed road supervisor, and Belden
d. Patrick, Woodbine, assessor of
property. by the board of County
Commissioners of Howard county on
Tuesday last
hE 1AIiOll 3iiiiphAAJ
J. Howell Taylor. proprietor, West
its stores from the present location
to the store room Of Doyle & Magee's
implement warehouse, at the railroad.
Albert Price, the fiYe-year=old son
of John N. Price, Harrisonyille. Md,
suffered from broken leg Wednesday
afternoon when he fell while playing
In the parlor of his home This Is the
second fall the boy has had In the last
few days.
There will be an oyster supper held
in Horner's Hall. Flnksburg. On Feb
ruary l.. The proceeds Will he used
for the benefit of the school. II the
weather Is unfayorab1e on the above
date the festival will be held on the
following Monday.
The Health Officers Bulletin for De-
cember 1912, states that in the coun-
ties OF Maryland S. deaths resulted
from tuberculosis during the MONTH
16 deaths from diphtheria and 10 from
influenza. There we're 30 cases of
typhoid fever reported, during the
month. one OF which was In 1t Airy
The Christian Endeayor Society Of
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church will hold an oyster supper on
February goth and 22nd. in the
Mechanics Hall At Gambler. Il will
begin on Thursday afternoon nj 8
o'clock aud on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock All are very cordially in
Yited
The funeral of Mrs Sarah e.
Myerly. one Of the Oldest graduates
of the Western Maryland College.
and proprietress Of the Ten Nile
House. Who died Wednesday. took
place Sunday afternoon from her
home Rev Elmer Z. Pearee. pastor
Of Amea Chapel Methodist Episcopal
Church. Plkesville. OBLIGATED. Burial
was in Druid Ridge Cemetery.
The annual missionary conference
OF the Young WomenH Christian As
foClatIona Of the colleges Of lie State
will be held at the Noman'a College.
January 81 and February ! More
than 10 delegates are expected.
Among the larger institutions that
will send delegates are Johns Hop
kins and Gouoher. Il Baltimore. st
Johns. Of Annapolis. aud Western
Maryland
Mrs Olivia BoaaIan. OF keR Mid
way. vas arrested and fined so By
Justice Of the Peace Marion Miller.
OF Woodsboro. On charge of dis
turbing The session Of New Midway
Public School I Ia alleged she
rushed INTO the school and protested
against 4 physician examining the
throata Of pupils When told that II
WIS done by order OF The county
health officer she abused the teacher.
Governor GoldHb0fouEh. on Tues
day appointed Edward r. RaIndollar.
Taneyfoxn. a member OF tn County
Life Commission f8r Maryland The
object Of tho commission. Il n make
careful and thorough investigation Of
rural conditions IN this State. looking
to future Improvement 10 be followed
by Legislation of beneficial and re
medal character. Il Is step in the
nationwide movement Of 'baek=i0-the=
farm
Additional buildings Will b erected
at the Springfield Hospital for the
Insane. Al meeting OF the commits
sion governing the institution it was
decided To Immediately erect new
hospital building. = new cottage and
make additions To the dining hill The
building committee vas empowered 20
see thai the improvements are carried
out. The total cost will approximate
| $40 900 and the money was provided
for In IN act of The 1912 legislature
| The improvements Will enable the
taking care Of 200 additional patients
or. IN other words. the institution
will be enabled 10 accommodate 1900
patients.
Some Carroll eountians are becom-
| ing very enthusiastic over he ad=
yantagea of the parcel post. Nr. VIM
j. Yingling, of near Westminster
Route :. on last Saturday ut 1890
| p. m. mailed by parcel post 4 box of
| fresh sausage. carefully packed and
fastened tight, 10 his sister. Mrs
William Harris. I'll East Chase street,
Baltimore. where II was received
/ at o'clock Saturday evening, and
was as firm and fine as I could
/ be- Mrs. Harris, IN return. zent her
DIblnsI IVA u nle SSIlu8 UtEthi
which we're caught down the bay by
Mr. Harris and Sergeant Kamby on
wednesday afternoon and which was
received by Mr.. YIngling on Thursday
morning
Mr.. John Roger. administrator of
Elizabeth Roger. deceased. Saturday
sold bank stock 10 the following per-
sons At public sale at the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank: +. Neal