The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


will be smaller.
From present Indications our print.
Ing of sale bills this season will sur
pass that OF previous years.
mr. Harry Hess, of Pittsburgh
Kan. son of the late VIM II. Hess. ol
Taneytown, is visiting relatives and
friends in Taneytown, Md. and York
Pa. after an absence of 30 years.
When Mr.. Noah NJ. Holllnger. o.
near Pleasant Valley. went to his
barn on Sunday morning he found
that a fine colt had hung Itself In the
night and had died after a terrible
struggle for release.
j Rev. y. G. B. Castle. of Mechanics
burg, formerly pastor OF Taneytoun
United Brethren church. has enza-
/ pletsd the building Of handsome
church. at n cost OF about s6g 900. /
was dedicated Sunday. February :.
/ The ladies' OF the Lend-a- Hand Club
have held their annual meeting The
funds are very low and members are
/ requested 10 send their dues aI once
+ to the secretary, Mra. Frank z. Miller
Any subscriptions TO this good cause
viii be gratefully received
/ The purchasers OF tho property oi
Miss Mae G. Gardner, on East Main
street. are Measra. c. l. and William
/ s Cline. OF Culpepper Court House
Va. The purchase price was $1,000
Possession will be given at once and
/ the purchasers propose TO remodel
the building which will be used - :
store room for The sale of dry goods
and notions.
+ This week Mr. Robert l. ahIpIeY.
after subscribing 10 The Advocate for
his daughter who lives In Belair. Id.
stated that this paper had been In hi
family for four generations IL
showed ua receipt made out Ia HI
father. Mr.. Joshua s. shipleY for
Hubacrition 20 The Carroll county
F Democrat" nc Il was then called.
from October ?. 1851 to October :
+ 1854. Al that time the subscription
price was tl50 per year
j Frank Reuben Caasell. the pleas
Ing and popular teller at Tho F1rH:
+ National Bank Of this city. started :
+ he's style In drsps for attending Iha
Grand Opera. when last Friday ssenz
Ing he left his home without hi n.
side coat having put on = sweater
aud over Il an oyorcoat Even though
he VAS compelled 10 sit through n
entire performance with hIH aFemaoai
on and his sweater over hiH arm =
saYs he had good time.
Mas Margaret Boyle. youngest
daughter Of DR. Z. II HogIs
OF HARcratown, and = niece af IT
/ Joseph IS Boyle, OF this eIIT. IL
gone 20 St MRryH Asylum. conducted
+ bY the Sisters Of Charity. in Roland
Park. near baltimore She VII enter
a. noyice and later 20 to tha mother
hoaas At EmmitabnrE. where ahe ~
take the veil as sister of Charity
She has a sister. Josephine. Hho Il =
Notrn Dame. and took the veil tome
YeafH AEo Miss Boyle IL sell known
herr.
After taking his wife to The railroad
station at GIyndou. Joshua Tracey. ;
former sheriff OF Baltimore county
and well-known resident af h
Fourth district. was stricken sIIh
paralysis and died seven hours IaIaT
At hts home. three quarters Of nile
f frnm 0lyndon Tie Saz found help
! les NJ the bottom OF what Is known
a Dark Hollow nm lie had fallen
forward over the dashboard Of h
runaboui and Was In \ heap under
the vehicle lie was taken 70 h. home
where he died
open meeting of the Homan'H Foreign
Missionary Society OF ths Methodist
+ Protestant Church saa held IN tn
/ lecture room Of the church The pro
gram as outlined In The Advocate
Inst week was given and Wa rery
much enjoyed by the large number .
people present The pantomine n
titled The Search for Happiness
was particularly enjoyed. the girl
! looking very picturesque In IhsIT
/ beautiful Grccian costumes. Refresh
menla were served and the eoutrIbn=
tioua amounted TO something oFsf
Iib.
/ Telephone connections have IhIz
week been established In the following
homes by the local branch Of Ihe
/ chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. Mrs. Carrie $ Rlnehart.
/ Westminster 36w; William Il. YinE=
ling. near Cranberry. Westminster
#kI0-22. Charles II. Hunt. mar Gran
berry. Westminster sl0=2. George
|Gummel near Cranberry. West
minister $40 8. Farmers Supply
Company. Westminster 26a. Rev. /
+. Murray. UniontoRn. Westminster
Isi4-14: George Klee, EastVieR. Vest
minister SO6-lI; George o. D. Hoover.
/ Mlller's, Hampstead 2-lls J. Cornelius
/ Hull, near Westminster. Westminster
s2s.2. g. Walter Fritz. near West
Minister. Westminster s2s-ai William
C Bish, near Westminster. WeatminH=
ter s2s-4; Jacob H. Steiner. near
Westminster. Westminster s2s-6.
The Opera House was more than
half filled last night with men and
women who had come To hear Dr.
%. Edward Janney. of Baltimore.
speak on The White Slave Traffic
and Rev. James G.. Mythen. secretary
of the Mems Suffrage League. speak
| on Suffrage for Women of Maryland.
| The meeting was under the auspices
of the newly formed Just Government
League OF Carroll County. Rex.
Smith H. orrIck. rector Of Ascension
Episcopal Church. opened the exer-
olses with prayer. DR.. Charles
Bnllngslea presided and introduced
DR.. Janney as the first speaker. Dr..
Janney was particularly well quail
fed to speak on his subject and made
very impressive address. He Has
followed by Rev. Mr.. Mythen. Who
spoke enthusiastically on the benefits
to be derived from giving the vote To
women Mrs. Foster, who waa sent
to this county from the State Head
quarters for the purpose of organlz-
Ing the local league, told what had
been done, and stated that the league