The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-04
March went out like : lion.

pe0 from THIS city Oh oaluIuhy
A large number OF people assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. George StreYig in NOV
ing on April l.
Owing TO repairs to the reservoir
the street sprinkler will not appear on
the streets for the next ten days.
Mrs. Allan T. Bacon, Willis street,
who mas been confined to her room
for the past six weeks. Is now eonya-
descent.
| Mr. Fred D. Miller. Center street,
has purchased the residence on Willis
street OF Mrs. George ". Frizzell, Of
Baltimore.
Mrs. G. ". Frizzell, Of Baltimore.
with her nephew, Mr.. Norman Mills.
is occupying her house on Green
street. for few days.
Preaching service will be held #
/ Providence Methodist Protestant
Church, Gambler. on Sunday after
noon at o'clock by Mr.. Peterson. Of
the Westminster Seminary.
This week has been mixed up with
all sorts of weather. First rain, then
clear and warm. and then clear and
cold II keeps one busy finding out
the best way to be comfortable.
Nm. II. K Noakes, alias Washing
/ ton Slim. was arrested by Officer
/ Weigle. on Tuesday for being drunk.
| He vas given hearing before Judge
Brown. who sent him TO the House Of
| Correction for months.
The Health Officers Bulletin for
/ February states that In that month 4
/ total of i95 deaths from infectious
diseases occurred In the counties Of
/ Maryland OF these 106 resulted
from typhoid. and Al from influenza
The floor In The new store room 70
| be occupied BY the Mesars Cline.
East Main street. was lowered on :
level with the street on Wednesday
From now on the work I'LL 20 faster
Mr.. ]. Webster Ebaugh Il the con
/ tractor.
Rev I. Il Hafer. Of Taneytorn.
spent several days IN Philadelphia
laaI week. purchasing the books for
the new library donated 70 the Luth=
eran Sunday school by Luther 7.
sharretts. The library vii contain
about 600 volumes. and Hiil be the
largest and most complete Of the kind
In Carroll county.
The Westminster HlEh School uaa
lie In It's flrat Rama with The
FraderlcS High School n Frederick
On Wednesday. Tho score vas J -
). nlllingslea pitched for ". II. 8.
and Cook for !. II. s. The game ~
a pitchers battle The same -
called at the end o! the nth inning
on account Of rain. Another feature
OF Tie game vs. the erroTa.
There II sell authenticated -
pofI TINT a hosiery manufacturer haa
ITansytowu In view for he next II
Gallon II Il quite probable that anrh
factory can ct all tie help here i
needs. as there are lots Of Young folk
wha Hill mol faEe places % do houas
work. who vi york II factories
an exhibition n bad Judgment. In or
opinion, and for a number OF good
reasons--Cafroli Record
! demonstration with EaaoiIn.
and eoal oil traction engine aud
RanE plow all IL given IN the farm
Of Robert GiHt near this ~. on We'd
neHday. AT 9 \ N. by DuYIe & MaRas
TIL viii be n unusual sight a.
probably the nHEt exhibition Of i
kind IN Carroll county, traction
engine pulling plow turning o.
i've of ak burrows at limo Or
farmers should witness tie feat
Tie weekly feature Of IL ". II. Il !
TOOK place on Wednesday. IL va
freight wreck md a number OF car
JUMPED the tHaeE At Monaeaey River
bridge Through trains Eero IN
ofef The II. i Tie passengers
and baggage 81 the main line VIE
transferred around the wreck Tt
locomotive on tn train thai saa made
u = arrive II his city = z4L u. n.
broke down between Spring Mills ana
thu city. delaying the train about .
minutes.
/ The annual intercollegiate oraiorIz
! eal contest for tie colleges Of MarF
land and the District OF Columbia -
b held this evening IN Mccoy HaIl.
/ Baltimore. Contestants vi be- prHE=
ent from Western Maryland. Hopkins.
/ s. Johns, t0yoia. Georgetown IN
INefzlty aud Washington College. Tie
judges for the contest vi b J barr.
| Mahool, T. Il. Bowers. George i
Gather. Alfred $. Niles and William
/ II Morris. The winners Of the dnzI
and second places Will receive prizes
Of money Offered by the Intereol-
leEiaia Peace Association
On Sunday. March 30. The following
officers were elected n Iha churches
In Salem Lutheran Charge. St Ben
jamln's-Prealdent. George " MARX
ef. superintendent. Milton 4. YInx=
/ linz. assistant superintendent, John
Miller; secretary. Glenn Miller.
treasurer. Jaeob StarneT. librarian.
John SchEelgHrt, superintendent
primary department, Mr. Holly Dell.
assistants. Mr.. John Miller and Mr..
William starner st. John's--supar-
intsn1ent, Harry Matthias. assistant
superintendent. George Brown: gecre=
tafY. Chester HoHfeld treasurer.
Herbert Matthias: librarian. Charles
Albaugh.
The s5th Maryland Annual Confer
enee of the Methodist Protestant
Church. convened at First Church.
Lynehburg. VI. on Wednesday MORN
Ing. Rev. Dr. John s. Bowers, the
president, presiding. In the annual
report OF DR.. Bowers former PreaI-
dent TAFT waH severely criticised for
yetoIng the Webb-Kenyon Liquor bill
and President Wilson waa commend
ed for banlahIng alcoholic drinks
from the White House. The report
showed that the following members
died last year. Rev. William $.
| Phillips Rev Robert & nawn Rav Il