The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-11

I0Tand view notel, IL fen-Mar.
Mr.. u. G. Heltebridle, East MAR
street, has purchased Hupmobil'
from the Garage Company this city.
u DR.. Clifford 7. sappington, who for.
merly practieed medicine in fancy
town, has opened offices IN Frederick
Mr.. Jesse F. Reifsnider has sold hi
farm to Birnie Fair for the sum o.
s5850.00 and has moved to Cleveland
Ohio.
The regular monthly meeting of tbs
Women.s Civic League will be helt
Thursday, April II, at p. M, at tbs
Opera House.
A furry of snow on Sunday morn.
ing made travelling disagreeable for
about 20 minutes. The snow came
down thick and fast.
With one or two exceptions, every
application for liquor license lseyen.
teen SO far filed IN Frederick city,
are signed by women property
owners.
Mr. James Ferrier, Of Redwood, W
Va, has purchased through Edward
". Case. the H. A. Rupp farm. con-
tanning 46 acres located near Man
chester. for $4,000.
Mr. L. W. Funk. of Singers Glen
Va, has purchased through the Office
Of Edward v. Case. DIR. Andrew p
Albaughas farm containing 80 acres
located near Dennings, for $4,000.
Company 10. Uniform Rank, oil
Union Bridge, visited Prosperity
Lodge, No. III. at New Windsor. on
Wednesday night, March &C. This Is
one of the live companies Of the mill
tary feature of the order of this grand
domain.
The National and American Leagues
opened up their base ball season yes
/ terday. New York was defeated by
Boston to .. Washington defeated
New York to 1. Both New York
teams we're At the small end Of the
contest.
An illustrated lecture VII be given
at the Medford Grange Hall. on We'd
nesday. April Is. commencing at 73d
The lecture will be given by State
forester i. u. Dealey, OF Baltimore
The public Is invited. and the lecture
viii be free 10 all
Newton NJ. Harner. OF near Kings.
dale. sayB the Littleatown Independ
ent. was taken to tho insane depart.
ment bf the county almHhouge last
Sunday by Harry A. sheely. the stew
ard. Mr.. Harner has been aeting
strangely for some days.
A. ALTA Hz.uin. - - tpl.z A..
has received IN acknowledgment iron
the Baltimore Chapter of the American
National Red Cross OF he sun o
$40 sent for the food sufferers N "a,
Middle Vest. II having been contribu
ted by New Windsor citizens through
the solicitations Of Mr. Englar.
Friends Of chief Judge L. Clinton
Tracey. Of the Orphans Court fol
Baltimore county, afe urging him e
announce himself aH a candidate fol
County Commissioner lie IL nos
serving his second term - judge O
the Orphans Court Judge Trace
lives ut Arcadia. and has carried bin
district On tSo occasions N the pri
marieB
Jesse D. Bortner Of Chenille. Pa
a veterinary surgeon. while ATTENDING
a sick mule Tor Henry Black. neal
Manchester, Nd. lev daxa ago. wal
kicked IN the stomach and on tbs
head b. the animal III head wa
painfully laeeFated. requiring a mum
Der of stitches To close he wound
Although the injuries are Of a Herioui
nature. lie Is improving
The residents of The neIghhorhoot
OF East Main street and Center street
in Westminster. filed objections % th'
granting Of liquor license to Rhilil
NJ Bitzel for the reasons thai III,
sIRneTg ~ the license application o
Mr. Bitzel do not reside In the neigh
bofhood Of the Central Hotel an,
for other reasons II be assigned a
the hearing before The Court.
The High School assembly hal vii
be crowded this afternoon # ] o.elocl
for the final trial OF skill n spelling
after preliminary contests Rhicl
have been held in each election dis
trIet throughout the county In tn
preliminary contests Oral spelling
and spelling in writing were Required
and the same course will mark th'
final contest today. The prizes vii
be gold and silver medals.
Mr.. + w Besley. State Forester
vii give an illustrated lecture OF
Forestry In the assembly hall Of thi
Westminster High School. on Frida!
afternoon. April 18Th. This lecture
will be primarily for the benefit o
the older pupils Of the school. bu
there vii be room enough for hun
dred or more visitors. and the prIn
einal and teachers Of the High sehoo
cordially invite those who are inter
eeIed In this most important gnbIec
10 be present.
Mayor David r. Walsh. one Of thi
directors of the Changers Mutua
Fire Insurance Company. and als'
secretary of the company. entertained
! the following directors on Monday a
dinner At his residence on East Mali
J street: Messra.-Buther Il. Buahey
Woodbine; John Il. Davidson, fancy
} town; Harvey s. Morelock, sllyet
| Run: Nicholas ]. Walsh, Hampstead
: J. Henry Lelsler, Roaeyllle: Renbei
} Saylor. Union Bridge There Werl
! also present: N. l. Walsh. attorne.
} for the company: Justice Theodor
J Brown and Mr.. A. T. Buckingham.
Walking up hill IN Mt. Airy satur
day night Charles Harris was slrucl
by buggy, knocked down and severe
, ly injured He is confined to tn
house suffering with two broken rib
, and bruises about the body. It wa
n hn II ..yIa H.
! occurred. He heard team approach
Ing and uot out ~ the mau nj a. but n