The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-01
No services Sunday # Carroll Re

Painters are still busy n every
part of the town.
During the heated enell-don'i
uorry-dont hurry-but swat the fly
The Zion Sunday school will hold
It's annual picnic on Saturday. August
0. commencing at 2 p. m.
The corporation has put two men on
Main street with hand carts to gather
up and haul away all dirt collected.
Mr. Charles Bolllnger. this city
Who accepted a position At the ". NJ
r. freight depot last week. resigned
this week.
A concrete pavement, curb and gut
ter is being laid In front Of the store
and residence of Mr.. John 7. zahn,
East Main street.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school held its annual picnic
IN Englar's grove yesterday. The
usual amusements we're enjoyed and
= good time had.
The tender of the Pen=Mar Express
yesterday morning jumped the track
On the straight track At Tannery
Station, and damaged the tracks for
b rail lengths.
The residence and the gas holder
At the gas house and the residence OF
hrs. Annie Lambert. East Main
street, were painted by Mr. Charles
Z. Bowers, contractor.
barrett Manufacturing Company
= - t. II a
from this city to Gambler - preserve
and to hold the top coating Of stone.
The lower part of the state road from
Gambler to SykesYllle vas larred last
week.
The American Express Office, on
account of the crowded condition of
Their present location have rented the
store room next TO Mr.. William Eeken-
node's green grocery store. Wet
Main street, where they I'll store
their goods
Measrs. &. r. Myers and I.sd Nus
baum. this city. have accepted POSI-
lions with the Consolidated Public
Utilities Company At the Kaahouse.
They succeed Harry greanholtz and
Milton Little. who have secured other
positions
Grace Lutheran Sunday school held
it annual picnic In NJ Theodore
7. Englar'a grove. near IhIs city. ON
Wednesday. The das.H enjoyment
KaH interrupted about ! >. n. by Il
thunderstorm aud the picnic brought
10 4 close
Deputy sheriff Firlzeli. Of Sew aar-
set. on Friday went II Washington
md there secured Samuel Thumaa.
eolofed. OF KempioNn. Kho - sen
fenced TO six months n he House OF
Correction by Judge Watkins. d New
Market. Thomas had escaped from
he House Of Correction
Governor Goldsbofough. n eompll-
anee sinh the Law. In begun tho
publication OF tho a. amendments
proposed 20 the Hlale Constitution
which vii be submitted . ~ Beo-
nIe Tor their ratification . rejection
II tn election In November rrnfIH-
ien for submitting The several nfono-
aIiIanH Sas made b. the HausfaI A.
HsmbiY al the last aeHHIan.
Frederick Callua. proprietor d the
rolleF=akating rink IT gau 80 Park.
- held up by SIS Of aITHI highway.
m early Saturday morning - he
- walking from GaHeHd. Station to
rs boarding house. I.akHHIa. Cottage
8hen the thugs emerged fun tho
bushes along the fnad I'D demanded
hIa galaabics Callna too u - heels.
IL would bC robbers n pursuit. lie
made his escape
Attorney General 20 lin, de-
eIded thai both the HhnTI=I.Hm sans
InrIal and House q Representatives
candidates will have MI .HEuHt Is
nj 10 fi1e theig papefH = Re Dc
EiaHsd that the clause l. =. primary
IA providing for entries II Iaast 30
dafH before the primaries applies on
= 10 the four officials mentioned In
The governor. attorney general
comptroller and clerk q IL Court Of
Appeals.
The terms OF the present poHtuaH.
tefs In this county IL e.
Pre- a. followH. Hampstead
y 4. Murray. December Is.
III. New Windsor. :. :. Lambert.
~ Is. 1914. sykeHfIIlH. "a Hep
naf. January q. 1911. TaHaYIoKn. Il.
: Mckinney. March s. ~. Union
Bridge. ~. {. keefar. January 10,
1ai6: Westminster. Harry :. 0orHuoh.
March II. 1914. and WoadlIna. 7. T.
Buckingham, August {. laIe.
The annual reunion If IL members
If the Brethren Churches Progressive
Dunkardsl, of HhgeralnRn. sIIames
nd Linwood. Md. Hnd WHYnnaboro.
p. vas held Wednesday II Peh=Aar
PaFK. ReY. DR. u =. Furry. nreaI-
dent Of Ashland College. Ashland
OHIO. native OF Washington county
md former teacher IN Johns Hop
kIna University, WIS IHe principal
speaker. A program. consisting Of
hymns. Scripture reading nd pray
fra. was rendered.
Harry Miller, n farmer Of this
county. IL mourning the Ioza Of 300.
taken from him while he - driving
10 his home from Baltimore. Friday
afternoon. The robbery occurred on
The Reisterstown turnpike. near Sud
brook avenue. and the police arc
looking for the man lhey believe got
the cash. Miller dropped the pocket
book from his wagon and EoI Of and
picked IL up. He threw i ~ on the
seat. yhereupon the other man
reached up and took II. He extracted
cash, threw the empty noeketbook
back into tho wagon. then got away
! gentleman from Hanover. Pa,
was In Taneytown on Thursday. in
the interest OF locating m IRON foun-
dry there. He has mad i years ex-
perience, has a plant and N establish
cd business, and ample work. but thinks
The nuIIonk for hiIaIuaH. HaIIar In