The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-07

week transacted tnelr regular routine
work
Twenty-seven tickets were sold
from this station to Luray Caverns
On Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Little, John street, is
at the State Sanatorium, Sabillasville,
for treatment.
A Home Coming celebration will
be held at Emmitsburg September IA,
ID, rs and H.
81. Johns fete will be held tonight
and tomorrow night. This is one of
the largest festivals of its kind in the
county.
The School Commissioners of Anne
Arundel county continued as a scholar
at the Blue Ridge College, Martin
Carbaugh.
Edward o. Weant, trustee, sold on
Saturday the Samuel B. Furry prop
erty. In Taneytown, to ,. Washington
Witherow, for s3770.
There will be two games of ball at
Gambler Saturday, August 8. Gambler
will play Greenspring Valley. The
first game will begin at 1 p. m.
The Home Insurance Company Of
New York has made settlement for
the fire occurring to the property Of
Washington E. Cue, Long Corner,
Md, July 2S.
At the Clerks Office during July
there were recorded AZ transfers of
real estate, 10 mortgages, chattel
mortgages, D bills Of sale and l deed
of assignment, and 10 marriage
licenses issued.
DO not forget the Parcel Post Lawn
Fete at Pleasant Grove, Sandyville,
Wednesday night, August II. If the
the first fair night.
Services at Baust Reformed church,
Sunday at 1870 a. m. Subject,
Peace W. War" Y. r. 8 at 7.45 D.
m. Lawn services, subject Who is
free?" Martin Schweitzer, pastor.
The seventeenth annual Maryland
State Grange Fair will be held at
only fair held in this county and
should attract large crowds each day.
Mr.. Roger Paynter, machinist at
the Palace Garage, has resigned his
position to accept similar one with
the Square Deal Garage. Mr.. Paul
Byers is the Palace Garage machinist
at present.
Rev. @. II. Hill, former pastor
will preach at Deer Park Chapel on
Sunday morning, August 8, at 10
o'clock, and at Zion Children's Day
nt rpA LNy-nw Ivy "a
and greet our old friend.
Justice Brown has issued warrants
for the arrest of John Hollbrook and
son, Alvin, for assault and battery
upon Joseph F. Stocksdale and son,
Clarence; John Allen, Jr., for assault
and battery upon Charles III. Bucking-
ham.
Nicholas Wood, of Mt. Airy, was
before Justice Posey, of Frederick. on
Friday on the charge of acting as a
veterinary surgeon without a license.
The warrant was sworn out by Geo.
w. Perry. MIR. Wood, who resides near
Mt Airy, gave $50 bail for the action
of the September grand jury.
Harry Thompson, of Friedrich coun-
ty, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Frizzell on the charge of operating
threshing machine on the State road
with cleats on the wheels. He was
taken before Justice Taylor, at New
Market, and gave SIS bail for the ac-
ton of the September grand jury,
Mrs. Annie X. Eline, widow or J.
Frank Eline, of Baltimore, who was
killed in an automobile collision with
a Western Maryland train at Smys
ers crossing, near York, on the night
of September IS, has instituted suit
in the Adams County Courts against
the Western Maryland Railway, to
recover $4,000 damages.
All traffic on the Hanover branch
of the Western Maryland Railroad was
tied up for more than 10 hours We'd
nesday afternoon, due to the derail-
ment of 16 loaded coal cars. The
accident occurred about a mile and
a half south of Hampstead, and was
caused by a broken flange on one Of
the cars. The Pittsburgh Express
was sent over the main line both
ways on account of the trouble.
This was the first trip for the ex-
press since it was run over the B. &
I'll. division.
Miss Ruth Lewis, daughter of Mr..
Maurice Lewis, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
met with a slight accident last Fri
day below Ridgeville. The machine
in which DIR. Lewis was riding had a
puncture. The other car, in which
his daughter was riding, approached,
and Miss Lewis, in getting out Of
her machine, slipped and fell, receiv-
ing slight injuries. 1t had been re-
ported that Miss Lewis had hurled
herself from an auto while it was
going at % miles an hour, and had
been terribly injured, but the ma
chine had practically come to stop,
when she slipped.
At 10 o'clock on Saturday morning,
August 1st, a very beautiful wedding
was solemnized by the Rev. John III.
Gonso, of the Church of God, at Car
rollton, Md. The groom was Mr..
Glide II. Green, of Carrollton, and the
bride was Miss Eta K. Myers, Of
Boring, Baltimore county. The bride
was handsomely attired in white,
while the groom wore the conven-
tional black. After the ceremony the
happy bride and groom left for the
German picnic accompanied by Rev.
Gonso and family to enjoy their we'd
ding dinner in the woods. After ar
irving at the woods, their many
friends met and congratulated them.
They will make their home in Balti-
more county, at the home of the bride
Ideal weather conditions, good
roads and general interest combined