The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-18
white washing time is here.

i
i Thieves are operating in our town.
/ The wet weather has put back
garden making.
There are some now who believe
they prefer mud to dust.
The paint brush. garden hoe and
spade are On the job.
The beautiful trailing arbutus Is
blooming IN the forests.
Mr.. Fred Walking is seriously IL
at his home on Bishop street.
DR.. Oliver Huckel will deliver the
fourth lecture OF the series Monday
afternoon at the college on Brown
ing
The city election Yill take place On
Monday, MAY 5. There will be three
Counellmen TO eject for a period Of
two yers.
Mr. George II. Parke, cashier of the
Westminster Deposit and Trust Com
pany. is seriously II at his home On
Court street.
The civic league viii collect old
papers the first OF next week. Those
having such a collection vii notify
Mrs. D. l.. Greenfield or Mrs. l. (.
Woodward
Mr.. Charles Swinderman, daughter.
MISS Mary, md son, Leo. Of West
George street. spent from Sunday IN
I'll Tuesday With relatives and friends
In Gettysburg. Pa.
| We notice one order the u. n. r.. il
about to establish and that i to take
a number Of the switch connections
/ from the main line in the yards IN
this city and connect them up to an
other track.
Only two objections were made 70
the Clerk Of the Court upon the grant
Ing Of liquor licenses. They were
Mrs. Nora Otto Six. Middlebnrg, and
Mr. Philip Il. Bitzel. this city. Their
cases VIII Be brought up before the
Court Monday for 4 hearing.
The small building called 4 pasaen-
ger station. Al AYondale. On the \.
NJ. L. was torn down and hauled
away today. Are AYondale pasaenz
gers 10 stay ont In the weather while
waiting for = train nr are the W. II
r., officials - abandon Ayondale n =
stop for passengers
| The Church Of God revival services
at Carroll Hall, this city, are still IN
progress and are attended With much
success One hundred and twenty
have been converted. * baptized, and
many more added 10 the church
i BaptIzing VII take place Sunday A.
ternpon at NJ David Green's at =
m.
The annual intercollegiate oratofI=
cal contest vii take place Friday
evening, April %. n the new audi
totlnm building at the Maryland AKHI-
cultural College. Representatives
from St Johns Washington College.
Western Maryland College and MARY
land Agricultural College vi partieI=
pate
| \ feT Towering plants placed here
and there. little EraRH aesd soKn.
VIII often transform = yard or place
/ from ngiineHH into ono Of surprise
and beauty Broken down fences
ought to be mended and stfaIghtensa
a fes dabH q paint on aIHordered
spots On dwellings III add much =
the appearance Of an property
i The exhibit OF engines. pumna.
washing machines and Osborn farm
machinery o J. l. naust. = Tho Co
+ ner u Liberty and Main streets Ia
Saturday a. we'll attended. nd prov
ed Interesting 10 many farmers an
+ citizens. Notwithstanding lie rain
DAY many visitors sere present There
/ will = another erhIhit tomorrow
/ Mr. and arz. J. Milton HsIfsnidar.
Green street. have neK grand
daughter born last Tuesday - Lieut..
aud HFs. Thomas : Clarke. N Nor
/ folk. =. Lieutenant Clarke IL N
ofiiesr IN the | \. Marine Corps Tn
little lady h been named Edith !.
Clarke. n. Reifanidcr. sho haH
been N Norfolk for The pal month.
viii Fetnrn homo On sunday
Connections have recently been e.
tahlIHhed b. The local Office Of faz
i Chesapeake nd Potomac Telephone
! Company Is follows. Bern lively.
i FrizellbuFg. Westminster sz3-22. Il.
| Clayton Miller. MelHoae, Hampstead
26s2 7. II. nucher. AeiroHe. HAmn=
stead 1921. Ira + !. Hall. Iamotta.
| Westminster sl2-5. Ernest siathena.
Union Bridge 32r. Frank NhitehliI.
Union bridge BIZ
After session lasting nearly three
hours The Maryland Agricultural board
yesterday elected Harry ID. Patterson.
director OF tie experimental station
al The school. president OF The college.
succeeding Capt H. \. Sylvester. who
resigned some time ago. Two balloIH
were taken before ! choice vas e.
fected. The first stood seven for
Patterson. four for UT. H. = Morgan
and three for Prof. :. y. enoohenon.
on the second Mr. Patterson received
10 YoIea.
A horse owned b. Nr Frank Gar
ner. near thu city. became frighten=
ed n an automobile yesterday after
noon and ran OF lnIHrlng the animal
severely. The horse vas hIIehed n
a buggy when Il started, but in If
flight became detached from i. after
ward jumping on a nailing fence ana
! infileIIng wound three Inches IN
length under It's front les. IL
struggle finally freed IL from the
fence and 1t ran TO jesse Chests
blacksmith shop where II was caught
On Thursday. April 24th. TT. A. I.
Turner. associate director Of the
lChautauqua Association of Pennsyl.
yanla. Will b IN Westminster to con
fer With the local committee nd make
arrangements for the GhauIauaua to
be held here commencing August 9Th.
In the afternoon DIR. Turner will ad-
dress the students Of the High
School on = Study IN CounIerfeits. =