The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-23


Company IN place of Thomas Little.
Mr.. James E. Smith and DR.. Luther
5. Bare have purchased Ford auto.
mobiles from Herr & Babylon, West
Main street
4 Mr.. Atlee W. Wampler, East Main
street, has purchased Buick auto
mobile from ]. W. Lockard & Son,
Liberty street.
Miss Marie Elizabeth sittig. Union
town, Nd, graduated at the Union
Protestant Infirmary. Baltimore, on
Tuesday, as nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch Norris and
daughter. OF Baltimore. are occupying
for the summer the residence OF Mrs.
G. W. Frizzell, on Green street.
The Plaza Cafe Bowling team hand
ed the Union Bridge Bowling team, on
Friday night on the Plaza alleys, a
defeat OF 1T pins in three games
Edgar e. Pickett wishes to extend
his thanks to those who contributed
10 the fund for his expenses while at
the workshop for the blind In Baltl-
more.
Mr.. Mnnroe Englar. OF New Wind
sor, has accepted a position as clerk
in the Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank this city. In connection
with his duties At the garage on
Court street.
| William Il. Anderson. guperintend-
+ ent Of the Maryland AntI-Saloon
| League, upon his return to Baltimore.
denied the rumor that he would ae-
cept the position OF superintendent Of
! the New York League.
The Forest and Stream Club of this
will hold a meeting on Monday night
next at o'clock At the photograph
+ gallery OF james d. Mitchell, At which
time plans for n club house will be
presented: also the time and site
for this years encampment, probably
selected.
Captain John ~ Wetgle who had
been chief Of police OF this city. for
several years, resigned that position
on Monday night. and has accepted :
position with the Government as
a foreman on a concrete road which
is being built at Rock Point
Charles county. Captain Weigle viii
enter upon his duties on June /. The
road Ia To be 5 miles In length and III
feet vide
! Dr. N. Bates Stevens, State
Superintendent of Education, has
suggested 10 the Public School Com
missionera of Montgomery county
that one DAY each rear be set apart
/ for athletic sports among the public
school pupils Of the county, his idea
being 10 have the pupils congsegate n
one point on that day According To
Doctor Stevens. the plan vas re-
Gently tried in another county OF the
State and proved a success.
Mr.. J. Horace Reese. General Posi-
Office Inspector at Knoxville. Tenn.
was In Westminster on Tuesday and
was greeted with pleasure b. many
relatives and old friends. Mr.. Reese
had been on northeastern trip
through the NeW England States. Hi
wife and son are visiting the formers
mother. Mrs Milton Sehacffer, in
! Hanover. Pa. where they Kill remain
until tho fall Mr Reese returned To
Knoxville on Wednesday. but expects
J To make more extended Visit TO
Westminster n July.
] The recent death OF Mrs d II
Brothefton. Who resided With Ter Hlaz
ter. Mrs. George W Lindsay. a
] Hampstead. having made It necessary
for Mrs lIndsay'a only daughter.
Mrs Thomas T. Brown. 10 return 70
the home Of her mother. RaY Thomas
T. Brown haH asked thai his pastoral
relations With The Grove Presbyterian
Church. II Aberdeen. - dissolved n
the June meeting If ne Baltimore
Presbftrry NJ md Ms. Brown
are nov moving 70 Hampstead 10
make their home With Mr. Lindsay.
who Is a large property owner n Car
roll county, and who. being all elderly
lady cannot be left alone
Prof. Lynn Stevens. Frederick.
formerly Of Union Bridge. scared
away from his home Friday night.
two persons who were nroHling In hiH
back Yard supposed u be burglars.
Mr.. Stevens Two daughters had baen
to party and when they returned
home At Il o'clock they vent to the
rear OF the house. They Jaw man
1perrhed on top Of the fence and an
other in the yard. Even when the
fellows saw the girls. one started
toward the house. Miss Ednh Stevens
falnted from fright and her sister,
MiKs Inez Stevens, set up a scream
that brought hcr father running With
a hammer. lie arrived IN time 10
see the fellow IN tho yard leap The
fence.
On he morning Of Tuesday. hay
27th, the ChambetHburg Motor club
will hold It's annual reliability contest
from Ghamhersburg 10 Washington
The run Nill pass through NeHtmlns-
ter on the morning Of the 9TH enronta
to Baltimore and Washington. Il Il
expected thai % cars VII compete
for the Public Opinion Trophy. q
, handsome silver cup. offered b.
Chambersburg's leading daily news.
paper. The pilot car will be the frs
: to pass through while following vii
be the paeemakef or Referees ca
when the contestants will follow. Or
! the 2gIh the run will be made U
, Chambersburg via Rockville. Gathers
burg, Glarksbnrg, Frederick, Ilagers
r town and Greeneastle.
/. Dr.. ! Leo Franklin, Of Cnmber
land Nd, formerly Of this city, per
+. formed an unusual and successful
l operation last week. The following
account Il taken from The Sun: .Ap
|. parently dead. Mrs Dyer Groves. 81
years old. Was brought back to If
by blood transfused from the hus
bands arteries. The operation VA
: performed by DIR. A. Leo Franklin. o
!. the Ailegany Hospital ataff. when tn
= woman had seemingly sueeumbed u
5 prolonged hemorrhage brought OF
: by typhoid fever. This was the frs
!. Operation of this character ever per
a formed in Cumberland. The arter.
[ In the arm Of the husband Vas AZ