The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-30
June l. the month c. brides.

June l. the month c. brides.
Rosebushes are covered with buds
! Work on , neu $4,000 shop has
been begun b. the y. Il. r.. at Hag-
erstown.
Mr.. Charles Bankert. Webster street
has made q number Of improvements
on his property.
A number Of Sunday visitors from
Baltimore we're guests Of relatives and
friends In this city.
Fifteen train riders were arrested
on Sunday At Ghambersbrg, Pa. from
trains Of the y. Il. r.
May has been. On the whole. a damn.
disagreeable month. June should
bring sunshine and roses.
Stone Is being placed along Main
street from Center street to the rail-
road for resnrfacing the street.
County Treasurer Q. !. Dodrer. who
had been sick at his home. Is ut his
desk this week much improved.
The Westminster Ffremen headed
by Company Il and the First Regiment
Band will parade this afternoon at
IA o'clock
Company 4 arrived yesterday
afternoon from 0lenbIrnIe where II
had spent the last days at target
practice.
Mount st. Joseph'z College. of Bal
timore. beat Western Maryland Col
lege. / TO Wednesday afternoon In a
sesen-lnning game
Mrs. Marshall I. Warfield. of Wood
blne. was : ehaneron IT the annual
May Ball In the Giennood County
Club Hall which "a held last night
at Glenwood. Howard county.
Mrs. Il. ?. Norlhrop. Green street,
was called On Saturday u the bed
side Of her aonzlnzIaa. Mr. Marcus
Adams. Of Chatham. :. J., who was
quite III. Ills condition Il somewhat
improved.
Mr.. Francis ! Mooney. Of Baltl-
more. VIII deliver IN address at
Smalluood Hall On Tuesday evening,
June }. II o'clock On The Initiative
and Referendum. Everybody will
be welcome.
Misses Margaret y. Armacoat. Mar
Raret MaekIsY nd Elizabeth Reayer
vii visit ThurmonI from Friday until
Tuesday and attend the decoration OF
the soldiers Eraxsz and The CON-
menesment d tn HlEh School.
Seventy nine mem1aTa Of the Mary
land MortoreYeIa Club passed through
this eIty before o'clock thIs morn
Ing. making m endurance run from
Baltimore. 10 IaEa IN Waynesborp.
Gettysburg. HaEsrslo.n and other
points.
In m obituary notice IN the Baiti.
more sua. 81 ~ =. zzas follosing
remarkable tribute appears. To
MothsF-=sha boTs u. She reared us.
She loved u. sHe asYo.s1 her whole
life To n IL ans sEeF I'D 10 grisve
us vas 10 de md leave ~
Mrs. Edmund : FTooE. 81 Hanover.
Pa. returned home Tuesday evening
from The usIdlHr : zzeIIman SAINT
tarium. baltimore. Hhsrs zha under
vent m operation To- Internal trouble.
She vas patient Ihare for four
weeks. aud her condition Il greatly
improved.
At IL o'clock Tuesday morning.
an alarm Of IRE - turned in for the
bakery NJ q ! ! HaacE. Hanover.
Pa Dy The Ne uI chemicals tho
flames we're extlnKHIansd IN about
five minutes The HTa originated from
an osar.AsaIad oxsn = TAa laHa will
amount u about -
The civic League d Hanover. Pa,
vill hold - ATI I0zH Exhibition al
its rooms o. Frederick street. Han
over. from June 3 n : nars samples
Of old china. furniture. portrait paint
Ing and = IHTEa collection # other
interesting antiques III b On exhi.
bitiun Lunch md dinner ill be
seFFed eFeH. d. :. Ihs ladies
4 number n Aazonz belonging to
Doof=ta Virtue Ledge nj yesterday
evening II o'clock n Masonic Hall
aud proceeded II he Westminster
and Ascension Episcopal Cemeteries.
where theY decorated he graves Of the
deceased members. after which they
returned u h Masonic Temple.
wantz Building. where hey held their
regular meeting.
Al the regular meeting D the {. d.
Society Of Il. Johns. I4oIaIsr'aD
Church on Sunday evening. the fol.
lowing officers HaTs elected for the
ensuing year President. George A.
Lester. YIea president. Herbert @.
Matthias. recording secretary. John o.
Menohey. treasurer. noy :. fyelater,
Miss Tr9fa Drown i h follower cor
responding secretary.
Mrs Calvin sIzrneT. sr.. Who had
been operated N IN IhH Presbyterian
Ear. Eye aud Throat Hospital. Baltl-
more for cataract On Iha eye. has re-
covered enough u b removed 10 the
residence Of her HonzInzIax and daugh-
ter. Mr. and II. John .enII. 2107