The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-05
Teachers Institute next week.

The voorhees, Labor Day is one OF
the most popular days in the year.
Miss Dorothy Mcdaniel entertained
a number of her friends Tuesday ev-
ening at her home on College Hill.
The Cumberland News says that
judging from what they don't wear
this must BE- q cool summer for most
women.
Mr.. T. William Mather, Jr., and
family expect to move next week into
their handsome new residence on
Willis street.
The annual harvest festival will be
held at Baust Reformed Church, Sun
day at 1890 a. m. Y. II. >, at 7.3O D.
10. Martin Schweitzer, pastor.
One fine thing about this multi
plicity of candidates, is that the
citizen who is hard to please can
find at least one stick of timber to
suit.
The Sunday school Of Bethel will
hold picnic and festival on the lawn
i'm front of the church at Warfields-
burg on the afternoon and evening of
September III.
Mr.. John E. Eckenrode, carriage
builder, came away from Timonium
Fair this week with three first prem
iums, for runabout, 6-post surrey and
cut under dayton.
/ Mr.. J. ID. Kane, of Baltimore, for
merly of Taneytown, will take charge
OF the Washington House at Gettys-
burg, Pa, on Monday. He conducted
the Burlington House when in fancy
town.
The Western Maryland Railway has
recently adopted a monogram of a
wv" and IN" enclosed by a circle
These are being painted in white on
all freight cars as rapidly as oppor-
tunity permits
Mrs Walter Wimert, OF Cranberry
exhibited at this Office yesterday af-
ternoon a branch from a raspberry
bush which contained a number OF
ripe berries. This is the second crop
this bush has produced this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Norman and
two children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Shreeve, of Baltimore, who occupied
the Fern Rock property of MIR. G. G
Douglas during August, returned tc
Baltimore this week.
Members Of the younger set are
giving a straw ride to Smallwood to-
night in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Billingslea, who will shortly leave fol-
school at the Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton, Va About 30 young people
will be i'm the party.
The program at the Opera tonight
will be as follows: "The Fallen
Angel" in two reels; "Tony the
Tenor" and Cry from the Dumb. ,
On Saturday, THE Actor" Their
Lucky Day" and War" in two reels
and the usual good vaudeville show.
St. Johns Parish School will open
on September 10. A thorough bust.
ness course, including stenography
and typewriting will be instituted al
the school under the direction of Sisters
of Notre Dame. The course is oper
to everybody who wishes to take it.
Seized with a stroke of paralysi:
: when attending the outing of the AGED
Peoples Outing Association at >ciyn
don Tuesday, James NeWcome, 6!
, years old, of Baltimore, was taken tx
: Baltimore only to be refused admit
lance to the the Maryland Genera
j Hospital.
:. The Western Maryland Railway
: Company is placing a new hardwood
: floor in the depot, and is making
, other improvements to the interior o
. the. station. The addition to thu
freight house, which has been undel
consideration for some time, j. il
course of construction.
A lawn festival under the auspices
of the C. e. Society of st. Johns
: Geister's) church will be held at thu
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. David ]
Brown, in Cranberry Valley, OF
; Wednesday evening, September 10th
If Wednesday evening should Prov
inclement, the festival will be hell
on Friday evening, September 18th.
The G. & =. Telephone Company hal
added the following subscribers to 1T
list: ch-Allen-Baseman Contract
ing Company, Union Bridge, 41-21
John D. Hesson, Taneytown, Ills; D
H. Stem, New Windsor, 30-14; G. L
Cline & Son, Westminster ELK; Cen
trail Garage Co., r. V. Lewis, manager
wv 6SLHllHSL0Ty O. Wy Ld5AC 0AOIAAAt
Store, Westminster, 48f.
The danger of carelessly hitchint
teams so that the buggy, carriage o.
, wagon extends way out into the street
. was illustrated on Wednesday even
ing about s o'clock, when Mr.. Elme
Kreglo ran into a buggy tied in from
of Mr.. George Matthew's residence
and projecting way out in the street
MIR. KreglO was thrown from his bug
~ and sustained several bruises.
Hereafter there will be no free ad
, vertising in this paper of benefit plays
shows or any kind of performance tt
be given for the purpose of makins
money. The privilege we have here
tofore been glad to accord deserving
icauses has been abused a number q
times and the three newspapers Of tht
town-Advocate, Sentinel and Time:
have been compelled to make thi:
new rule.
A. H. Rossman, passenger ant
freight agent of the w. M. Ry. Co.
Waynesboro, Pa, has resigned MI
position, his resignation taking eject
last Tuesday. A. J. Barnes, agent a
Old Town, near Cumberland, Md, ha'
been appointed to succeed Mr. Ross
man. MIR. Rossman had been agen
iii Cumberland since September j
, 1898, serving twenty years. He wen