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

The front of Roses drug store re-
eeived fresh coat Of paint by Meade
ohler.
Mr.. ]. Ezra Stem, East Main street,
! Is having his residence painted.
Bippy & cassell and doing the work.
DR.. D. Kahn, optician of Baltimore,
has made arrangements to be at the
Westminster Hotel on Thursday Of
each week.
The c. & p. Telephone Company has
Installed the following telephones: c.
C. Gorsueh. 32r; u II. Yingllng, LEX;
George Il. Sterner. 95r; Mrs. William
H. Vanderford. elk: Edward L. Kauff-
man, 277; all OF Westminster; James
y. Bentz, Hampstead, 35-22.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ;. Shauek.
| Of near Gambler. sent two sons 10 st.
] Agnes Hospital. Baltimore. within
one week to be operated on for ap-
pendiciIIs. Last week Herman
] shauck. aged years. was the patient.
and on Tuesday Of this week Warner
shauck. aged Is years, was operated
on. Both boys are doing veil.
Before the summer is over two hand
some new residences on Willis street
will be completed. Substantial prog
ress has been made on Mr. T. y.
Mather's brick house this week.
! Charles Hunter contractor: and
ground has been broken for the frame
house Of Mr.. Jesse Sharrer. Claude
Erb contractor Mr.. Erb is also
building a new residence for Mr.. Ed
ward snader on Doyle avenue.
Barely escaping with their lives.
Mr. and hrs. I. ]. Valentine. of Rocky
Ridge. managed TO fee from their
burning home IN their nightclothes
early yesterday morning. The fire
had started In a poultry remedy plant
! Mr. Valentine conducts near his home.
and had communicated with the house.
Both buildings and their contents were
! lost, Nearly 5000 pounds 81 poultry
powders burned The los will b
about $4,000. The buildings were
owned b. Charles Hartman. of fancy
J Town.
! The temperance forces Of West
minister turned out in large numbers
Monday evening and filled the Opera
/ House II hear Hon. John 9. Woolley
discuss he liquor trafiie and the efz
forts thai are being made 10 eradI=
J cate the evils Of intempefanee In the
various states. There was no abuse
! on the part of The speaker. but .
! calm and dlapaazIonate discussion Of
+ the temperance issue. Z was
mastery address. Or. 7. Il. Lewis
made The opening prayer. after
which Mr. W. II. Anderson. HuperIn=
! IandenI Of the Anl-Saloun League
made > ~ remarks and introduced
Mf Woolley The closing prayer
F Kaa made by Or u /. Greenfield.
The nlble term nov In progress In
F tie Church OF to Brethren. Belle
: Grove Square. haz been veil attend
. ID from The fir morning session
: held nj II o'clock on Tuesday. The
evening sessions for 7.ta 10 ar
unusually large II the studies are
F decidedly interesting and instruct
+ &c Elder ] X Miller. the Bible In
HtTuctoT. shows n his teaching rIua
YearH 81 experiences aud Il If home
F n calculating IhH Bible I.zl TIE
meetings Hlil continue each morning
and evening until the 9Th. except
Saturday evening. which Is been
Withdrawn on account O. Ihe love
feast 10 = teld n that evening n
The PIPE Creek Church Of tn Brethz
ren. UnIontswu
: Under he mes baggage fHIHa which
I'll become effective on Jaae ! Nllh
: he approval OF - Interstate Com
marcc Commission the sire 81 tn
trunks I'D other baggage I'll be lin
led To- = inches - tho maximum d.
meuaioH q an measurement Tn
baggage regulations IN efTaEI At pre-
nj vii noI be revised 10 ny extent
beyond he nCE Hnia on - aize .
he paHsHIz Tha THlea governing tie
hanilluZ # haKgaEa provide that an
parcel - TO 10 pounds II weight
nd within tn measurement d
#THhed : hauled Irsa on eHeh adult
Ticket I'D 81 n0aada On each hHIf
ticket TO hundred aud IIIIg pounds
= the maximum weight Of Any pleea
Or parcel which I'll be handled ~
baggage.