The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-03

: ne1dav. January ID, at I'D >. u.
Tnare was plenty OF good egg nos
!. n Westminster on New Years Day
) and everybody was Hospitality IN
) IeIIned.
: thunder storm accompanied BY
several sharp flashes OF lightning fol-
loved heavy down pour o. rain this
: morning.
The report that Mr.. Lewis Green.
i near Tannery has sold biz farm Is not
true. Mr.. Green emphatlcaIly denies
that any such sale has been consum-
i mated.
T Wednesday being the feast Of the
Circumcision was appropriately OBJ
fHHrved BY celebration Of the Holy
Eucharist at IL O'clock In Ascension
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Carl Hulett, of HazelIon. Pa.
formerly Miss Jane Woodward, OF
this city. was operated on for appen-
dIcItls Monday morning at the Union
Protestant Infirmary. Baltimore.
Mr. John Gable, tenant On the B.
7. shriYer Companys farm n Avon
dale has a cherry tree. one limb of
which Il thick with cherries. This
Il not the first time for the second
bearing Of cherries by this tree.
An oyster supper and fair will be
held BY the Knights OF Columbus and
st. Johns Beneficial Societies on
January %, % and rs for the purpose
OF fitting up their gymnasium. II
vii be held In st. Johns school hall
Several correspondents we're Kind
enough this week 10 send rs names Of
persons who may possibly become
Subscribers to The Advocate. We are
very grateful for the kind thought.
and vii send each person mentioned
, sample copy OF The Advocate.
Something unique in the show line
VII De given at the Opera House to-
morrow night when Stats Davis the
smallest man in the world vii pre-
sent the Base Ball Umpire The
little man Ia said to be - years of
lage. 3 Inches high. and i smaller
than the famous Tom Thumb.
Mr. Joseph d. Brooks. Willis
: street. look charge of the Main-conrt
Inn. Of which her brother. Mr. Harry
. Goznell. Il proprietor. on Wednesday
morning Mrs. Harry Z. Cronl. the
former manager, resigned her POSI-
tIun aiz months ago to take eject on
January l. She has taken m apart
menI IT the residence of MT. aud Mr.
George Hum. Court street.
The funeral OF Harry {. Cummings.
. who committed suicide Sunday morn
. lng II his home, $500 Oak street. Hal
. timoTe. took place Tuesday morning
The body. accompanied b members
: Of the family, was taken 10 Sykes
! vile. and was buried In Mount View
Cemetery. Services were held n tho
! gave b Ray George y ExHnz. Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of
sYkesRllie. No services Here held n
the home
While returning from ihe Christ
mn celebration at the Methodist
Protestant Church laat Friday even
InE. The carriage In which HeTe Dr.
and Mrn. ] w Herring and Mr..
Frank z Miller. became enIanEIHd IN
The telephone wires which I'D blown
down aeross Centre street The
|. drivers presence OF mind and the
excellent behavior Of he horses
aFeHIed Nhat might easily haFs been
; HsfIouH accident
/. THa section men on h Western
Maryland Railway were reduced from
5 - men TO section. and only al
loved 90 hours a month - Ihe
men, N average NJ % hour. month
70 eHnh man. or about : weHEH Rnrk
|. II u hours a day. The rue - put
n force On January lat Tie tracks
Of = Il are ia a miserable shape II
| present orders are placed n come
o. he telegraph Offices for trains 10
reduce speed on account u lad
IrH9E= II They continue II IN The
Pittsburgh Express nj IL present
FaIs theY won't have AM ffanE - run
nnanz i has been of the tfaeE IRIee
! IN about Two weeks The fri Of
the Or the latter part 81 ii week
The express jumped the track NJ
smLthhuHE and ran about E01 Yarda
On The ties. causing another stretch
Of Id track
/ DHTInK the last tuanty=one Frarn
i nzH besn the custom Of Ihs Huuz and
daughters Of the late John Smith, Of
Wakefield. with their wives md hus-
banda 20 held reunion - IL home
Of Homs ono OF the number. IN the
fri day Of the year. Tie twenty
f1rHI event In order wa held n tho
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan II
Dale. Of New Windsor. on Wednesday.
! The participants were Or Charles
inIllIngalea and wife. Of Westminster
Or !. u. fenby and wife. Of nalll-
more. Mf. and Mrs. George I En-
mons. of Washington. d. =. Dr YIN
i Mcdaniel and Mira. Mcdaniel. Of
Westminster: Mr. and Mra Dennis 4.
Smith. of Wakefield HT. md Mn.
Joseph y. Smith. of Westminster
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Smith. Of Wash
lnEIon. d. c, and Mf. an1 MrH.
Nathan Il. Bale. of NeH Windsor.
The ladies will spend the remainder
Of he week with Mrs. bale.
. Ex-senator George Dorsey LAY. of
! IGIenelE. Howard county. haH made IN
assignment of his property n favor
Of hi creditors. There are recorded
On The books OF the clerk Of he court
II Ellleoticity judgments against Sen
aloT Day totaling 81 .570ss. md his
property. including real estate. Inn
proYements. personality and mer-
ehandIae. Ii assessed At 1880. Il Ii
believed that his assignee vi b able
10 pay one hundred cents On Ina dol
lar. Those having judgments against
HIN are: The Patapaeo National
Bank Of Ellicott City for $1,000: the
Uel1er Manufacturing Company of
Baltimore. for the following amounts
! 4Isg.s2. S5T6.l4 and SIsa.sz: the
IsykesYille Lumber. Coal and Grain
Company. for 32,2I336: Robert !.
Harding. two judgments Of ITO each .
the Washington Trust Company Of
EIlIeoIt City. for 800 and the High
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