The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-07
March was on its best behavior on
Inauguration nay.

lOupduy Hhb loI0o VI uA1a Ao8 I'M
. the water main which furnishes
saIer for the tanks 1t the Goa
Chute.
Mr.. Joshua Smith has purchased
from Mr.. William B. Thomas the
dwelling on East Main street occupied
. b. Mrs. Lucinda Herring. The pur-
chase price was $4,000
Company H and the First Regiment
Band left Monday afternoon fol-
Washington, took part In the inangu-
. raj parade, and returned Wednesday
morning on the fast mall.
The Health Officers Bulletin for
January states that 81 deaths from
infectious diseases occurred IN the
counties OF Maryland: 81 from tuber-
cnlosis. IL from typhoid fever and At
from influenza
pruning and spraying demonstra-
ton will be held at the orchard OF
William A. Walker, Mt. AIRY on March
ID. by the School of Horticulture OF
the Maryland Agricultural College and
Experiment Station.
Mr.. Samuel ]. Helm, express mes
aenger for the American Express
company, has sent In his resignation
which will take effect on March 10
Mr. Helm has accepted position with
the Fred II. Knapp Co. Chase street
The case OF William E. Bush. who
was arrested on the charge Of dis
charging the contents Of shot gun
into the home OF Albert prough, on
February 49,. was tried before Judge
Brown on Tuesday. Mr.. Bush was
discharged
: freak egg is on exhibition at the
shop of Mr.. John II. Sullivan. West
Green street. IL lie a peculiar one
shaped like a duck pin or gourd. and
Is 4 great curiosity. Mr.. Sullivan
stated that tho egg Yaa iaid BY a
Leghorn chicken.
The committee which haa been can.
wasting for subscriptions 10 4 aerief
Of lectures next winter In the Uni
! yeraity Extension Course, vii meet
next Monday evening and decide
! whether or not TO have the lectures
The outlook. so far. Is mort promls.
. Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles EIEenbrodt
and children. OF Thurmont. we're mad'
; ii BY gas escaping from ! coal stow
. IN their home. Upon arising Mrs
: EIEenbrode became H. and her twt
! children. when they arose we're ALA
} made very ILL., The husband KaH ablt
! 10 20 to work, but later became sick
Through the courtesy Of senato
: John Walter Smith we have receives
! for distribution, n bag Of dIneren
! kinds of garden seeds from the Initet
: States Department OF Agriculture
; Those of our subscribers Wishing Il
: plant these samples Of zeeda are re
: quested TO call at The Advocate ono
and get them.
J Dr. David Street. Dean Of tn BALD
: more Medical College. vi deliver tn
> next lecture under the auspices Of III
, Medical and ChiTuTgieaI Society. OF
:. Wednesday evening. March /. a
; 30 o'clock In ST pHnfa Heformot
: Church His subject VII b. znyEiaaI
Of the Home" II l. said thai he i
N exceptionally interesting and en-
: thuslaatlc speaker and thai The puhiit
vii be highly profted b hIH talk
Mfa. Mary Wilson. sho for Tie pas
= 81 YEars has conducted 10. con
; feetiUncry and notion Hlnra near tn
railroad. will close on hef stool
I III month, and With her daughter
: NIaa sallie. will move II Owing
: IlIIa aud make her home 9Th he
Hon. Ar Jesse King MHa Wilson 4
IN her sgth year Ter HI0Ta haz lnnI
hsHn place OF rendezvous IaT III
ANAL child with penny n TO 4
spend
: IN old time quilting naHIY - 70
Gently given at the home II Mf an
: Mr.. Emory Harrison. near IT. ARR
! ! zumptuouH dinner vs. served an
? Later IN tho afternoon Tsffezhmeut
: Hsre served Those present xarn
IT. and MrE Emory Harrison. af
! and Mrs. Otis Buckingham. Nrl
3 LLOYD Buckingham. Mr. |. = Runk
! Il and son, Edward Mr. I'm Har
: fIaon. Mrs. Clarence Baker. n VII
: I'm selby,
] Mr. Joseph Ault nolsiann. akad !
: retired head OF the waII=EHa.n SEQ
:. firm Of ]. BolRiano 1 Son director O
, aeYaral large financial InHIIIulLonl
: he second president Of he YounI
. Mons Christian Association Of Baltl
; more and one Of the moi nf0mInan
HethodiHts OF the South. dIed safurda
afternoon at the home II HI onl
: daughter. Mrs J. Bnreh joyce. SO
; NeHt North avenue. Baltimore. Dealt
: sas due 10 complication Of diseases
: The Western Maryland RailRa
I passenger train due IN WeHImlnzta
n a.b2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon "a
. delayed nine hours By Two raar wheel
: of The tender jumping the track Of
= HorHa Shoe Curve. near saIIliHHFIll
:. md tearing up tho track for some dis
!. lance. A wreckine train xaa aen
. from Hagerstown. but i - aeYera
hours before the tender could be 70
> placed and the track repaired. Tn
: train arrived in this eIIY after mid
; night.
. While moving from Mr.. Wood
; sard'a farm, near Meadow branch. L
:. fond street. Mr.. Edward Brother
Ind both bones In his right Ieg below
: the knee broken, lie waa driving tsi
!. horses In a wagon when : bIt brok
Q and the horses ran asay. throwinl
:. Mr.. Brothers out lie Wa taken 4
:. the Union Protestant infrmary BY DR.
:. L. K. Woodward Monday evening OF
! the fast mail He has not YeI under
gone an operation, although that ma
have to come later.
; Il Is said that email fortunes ar,
: being made around MarrioIIsgiiIe fol
: lowing the development Of feIdapal
: anafries. Owing to the ready ale o
: the feldBpar many of the residents
J believe there Is gold In the rock. Tn
. largest deposit of feIdsuar n far Ola