The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The sale of the Clarence w. Poole
property has been postponed to Tues
day, May 12-
Sheriff Davis remembered his
prisoners on Easter by presenting
them with Easter eggs.
Miss Antoinette Markell. OF Freder-
ick, will spend the weeks end with
Miss Eleanor @. MI. Thomas, Court
Place.
The Westminster Fire Company
will replace the asphalt block pave
ment in front Of its building with one
of concrete.
The Pittsburgh express was saved
from being wrecked last night by a
party passing the quarries and find
ing a broken rail. The repair was
made just before the express was
due.
The wedding OF Mrs. George
Thomas, of Baltimore, and Rev. Elbert
Burr Taylor, formerly rector or AS
cension Church, this city, will take
place Tuesday morning at Ill o'clock
at Mrs. Thomas residence, 214 West
Lanvale, Street
At a special meeting last night the
Westminster Fire Company accepted
an invitation to attend the Baltimore
County Firemen's Convention parade
on Wednesday, May 6, which will be
held at Pikesville. "a full company
and band will be in line.
The contract for building the state
road from Myers entrance to Sher-
mans line on the Manchester road
distance of 4.91 miles was not given
nIit hrr 49, l-
Commission. The building of the road
will again be advertised for bidders.
DIR. Richard s. Hill, director of
Farmers Institutes OF Maryland, will
give an illustrated lecture in the High
School building, this city, on Satur-
day, April IS, at / o'clock, for the
Boys Corn Club, and all persons in
terested in the production of larger
crops OF corn.
J. /. Baust reports the following
sales Of Quincy engines this week:
E. A. G.. Buckley, Union Bridge, II II.
P-; Eli Dutterer, Silver Run, 8 I'll. r.,
and New Holland feed mill; George
Il. Marker, of Westminster, engine to
run his dairy fixtures; Mr.. Charles
Eckard, Of Meadow Brook farm, No. 15
De Laval cream separator; John Wag-
ner, No. 10 De Laval separator.
The Opera bill for tonight will be
Gross In the Catch" a two reel
feature Eclair; "Boob's Honeymoon"
Rex: Girls VIII Be Boys" Crystal.
On Saturday night a good vaudeville
will BE- staged and these pictures
The Price Of Sacrifice" in three reels,
and 'Slim Gets the Reward" On Mon
IL, f.
two children will be at the Opera
with first-class show.
An informal farewell social was
given in the lecture room of the
Methodist Protestant Church last
night by the Christisn Endeavor So-
ciety to Dr. and Mrs. I'D. ILL., Greenfield.
There was very large attendance to
bear witness OF the affection and
esteem in which the retiring pastor
and his wife are held by the congre-
cation. Refreshments were served.
DIR. Greenfield will occupy the pulpit
at East Baltimore Church next Sun
day morning.
Telephones have been placed lin
the following homes during the week:
John l. Breitwiser, near Tannery,
Westminster 1882; Robert H. Green,
Tannery, 1888; Jacob M. Long, Tan
merry, 1884; J. wv. II. Eyler. Tannery,
1885; Frank Leidy, Jr, near Tan
merry, 1886; James .. Baer. Tannery,
1911; George a. Weller, near New
Windsor, 39-2; William Lambert, near
New Windsor 39-4; John H. Hofr,
near New Windsor, 39-11; Samuel wv.
Hoff, near New Windsor, 39-14; Ray
=. Hyde, near New Windsor, 39-16; G.
Ray Barnes, Winfield, New Windsor