The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
.aDDITIOEAL.IOCALS.

Mr.. Leo Davis. of nlyndon. pureh-
ased at public Eale On Tuesday the
property of the late Joshua Steven
son. near this city. for $1,000. +. J.
AIbaugh was he aucIloneeT. Mr..
Stevenson. After the sale, moved %
her daughters home. IN baltimore
On Tuesday night shortly after u
o'clock while returning to their home
In Sykeafille. Mr.. and Mr.. Harry
Neer we're set upon b negroes Hho
hurled stones II them from the sha1-
oHs. Fortunately none OF the stones
reached The mark and Mr.. md Mr..
Wser succeeded In reaching their
home In safety. Every effort Ia being
made 10 apprehend the assaIlants.
Mr.. and Mr.. r. P. Northnop. sno
have rented their furnished house for
the winter to Mr. Frank ". MAthar.
LEFT Tuesday morning for Brooklyn.
=. Y, where they ill YIzIl their
daughter. Miss Hope Eorthrop. Later
In the fall accompanied by their con.
Mr. Albert Northrop. and daughter,
Hrs. Marcus Y. Adams, theT Will 20
vest and spend the winter IN South
ern California
Rev. and Mr.. George L. Brown.
Park avenue, have Issued invitations
To the marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Edith MAY Brown to NJ. George
Herring Armaeoat, at $50 o'clock On
| Tuesday evening. October !. In the
Methodist Protestant Church. MT.
ArmaeoaI Is treasurer OF the West
minister and Waynesboro Metal and
Foundry Company and he and hIs
bride vii live IN Waynesboro. Pa.
Il Ii rnmored that the Public Ser
vice Commission has decided the case
Of the milk shippers against he West
sTn MerYland Railway IN favor OF the
MILK shippera The trouble arose
over the change of the time OF the
milk and market train from T.y7 %
e.32 a. N. The train vii be put back
On and the time Will Be made TO aaIt
the Ill milk shippers. Hereafter
when the railroad company wishes 10
make : change In the time OF run
ming ita trains Il lie % give 80 days
notice to the milk shippers before do
Ing so.
Thomas orendorff. gon Of the late
Clarence 0rendorff, o. this city, aged
Il years. ran away from Atlantic
city, n. j.. where he made hls home
With Mr.. and hrs. Edward Green md
stole a ride on train TO Philadelphia,
and on another train to Baltimore.
where he found some one uho paid
his fare to Westminster. He uas
discovered here, after day or two.
riding around on Standard Oil
wagon and was taken TO the home Of
Mr and Mrs. Frank Grumbine, the
latter being relative Of young
0rendorf7
Following instructions from the
Dostoffiee department Postmaster
Gorsueh is counting and weighing I'll
the mail delivered and collector By
the rural carriers and Ii keeping
special account of the parcel posi-
packages. The work has begun nd
will continue through October md
November The counting and weigh
Ing OF the rural mails Is nothing new
1t Is done sometimes - many as four
times year. The recent order
however. calls for the continuance 81
this through two months instead 81
one, a. has been customary.
Plans for the doubling Of the ont,
PIT Of the plant OF the WayneHbore
Metal and Foundry Company and Iht
election of new president and gen
! eral manager we're the results OF Iht
meeting of the board OF directors o.
, this corporation held last Saturda,
afternoon. Charles NJ TrItsch. o.
/ Hagerslown. formerly superinlend
ent OF motive power Of the eastern
! division of ne Western Maryland
J Railway company, viii be the neF
!, head Of the local concern. Mr.
Tritsch became heavy aIockholdel
! N the company. he having purchased
i the interests Of Frederick D. Miller
: the retiring president. The oIhe
7 officers of the company remain a
formerly.