The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-03-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Harry IL. MaLnlaS, near LelSLeT
Church, bought at public sale the
Peter Reitz farm, near the same place
on Tuesday for 1922.
A stereopticon lecture on the life
OF Christ will be given in the Patapsco
Methodist Protestant Church by Rev.
Edward T. Kirkley, on Thursday,
March y.
Otho P. Fleming, trustee, sold on
Wednesday, February 25, to George
w. Grimes, a farm of "a acres, in
Franklin district for 1908. z. o.
Weant, solicitor.
Mr.. G. Calvin Fitze has sold three
building lots on Doyle avenue t. Mr..
Levi Barnes, Of near this city. The
sale was made by Milton a. Sullivan,
real estate agent.
On account of special business r.
C. Ebaugh, N. G., of Salem Lodge, !.
O. 0. f., earnestly requests all men,
bers of the order to attend the regular
meeting on Monday night.
The bill introduced in the House by
Delegate Sayers prohibiting swim
ming in Winters dam within a GER
tain distance of any residence was
reported unfavorably, which means
death to the bill.
The Westminster Base Ball team
will hold a meeting next Tuesday ev-
ening at the Armory at 8 o'clock, for
the purpose OF reorganizing the team
for the coming season. All the friends
Of the great American game are ID
vited to be present.
At the meeting OF the stockholders
of the Democratic Advocate Company
at this office last Wednesday. all the
directors were reelected, with DIR. ].
H. Billingslea, president, and Mr.. Guy
w. Steele, secretary. Mr.. N. II.
Baumgartner was elected director
in place OF Mr.. George M. Parke, de-
ceased.
Through the death Of Charles Julian
Reich, at Tyron, N. g., the last lega-
tee sharing in the will of the late Dr.
Charles w. Hoffman, Of Frederick, is
removed and his estate Of $4,000 re-
verts as follows: $4,000 to Mount St.
Mary's College, near Emmitsburg, and
$4,000 to Georgetown College. DR..
Hoffman died in 1896.
The will of Greenbury R. Sapping-
ton, near Unionville, Frederick coun-
ty, disposing of about 100000, was
held in the Orphans Court for pro
bate Wednesday. The bulk of the
estate is left to his sister and brother,
Miss Fannie Sappington and Charles
r. Sappington. Other bequests are:
Catholic Sisters, Libertytown, $500;
st. Peters Catholic Church, Liberty
town, $500, and Dr. Clifford Sapping-
ton, a nephew, $500.
J. T.. Baust reports recent sales OF
engines as follows: Mr.. James Smear
er, Lineboro, a Quincy H. p; Mr..
Sterling Bixler, of Bachman's Valley,
Quincy 10 II. p. and No. II New
Holland feed mill; Mr.. Arthur Englar,
automobile expert for Herr & baby
Ion 2 II. p Quincy to his new turning
lathe; Harry Null, of Frizellburg, 10
Fl. p. tractor; Mr.. Harry Myers, Of
Tyrone, a III. p. Quincy, and Mr..
Edward NJ. Manchey, Of this city, a
Az II. p. Quincy.
Wanted in Westminster on serious
charges preferred by young girl of
this city, Charles J.. Erb, 23 years
old, $40 North Calvert street, Balti-
more, has been arrested by Head
quarters Detective Busick. Erb, who
has been married but a week, was
arrested on a warrant sworn out by
Miss Florence Hubbs, - years old OF
this city. He is locked up at the Cen
traI Police Station, Baltimore, where
he will be held awaiting the arrival
of the Westminster authorities.