The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-29
Mr. John N. Roberts, Court place,


Rev. =. I'll. Wright of the Union
town Methodist Protestant church
will not fill his pulpit ON Sunday ON
account Of preaching a funeral sermon
OF an old friend, at Fawn Grove, Pa.
Mrs. William III. Warehime, near
Taneytown, raised a cabbage head in
her garden that measured Az inches
in circumference and weighed %
pounds. She would like To know who
can beat ii?
The singing class at Meadow
Branch Brethren Church will meet
again tomorrow evening, October 30
after being idle for the past six
weeks. Prof. Houck will be present
and direct the singing.
4 record haul was made by the
Western Maryland Railway on Sat
urday, according to an announce
ment made by the officials Tuesday
when 1858 loaded cars were inter
changed on the Eastern division
The WomaI's Missionary and aid
Socity, OF ST. Benjamin's Lutheran
church will meet next Thursday af-
ternoon, November A, at 2 ID. m, at
Mrs. James Stoner's residence, Penn
sylvania avenue All are cordially
invited to attend.
The safe In the New Windsor Post
Office was blowed open this morning
by burglars and the contents taken
out. It is said, that the booty was
very small as Postmaster Lowell kept
most OF the stamps and money In the
First National Bank.
The population of Pleasant Valley
was increased by one yesterday when
Robert z. Lee Hutchins, Jr., came IN
to this world. Mrs. Hutchins ID do
ing very nicely. Papa Robert z. Lee
Is the harpiest man in that vicinity
and says He's Democrat"
BY the will OF r. Reese Arnold, ot
Glyndon, probated Monday In the Of
flee of Register of Wills William J.
Peach, at Towson, he leaves his es-
tate to his widow, Mrs. Clayanna Vim
ton Arnold, and names her executriX.
The will was executed May is, 1915.
The Ladies' Missionary of the
Church of God will render special
missionary program on next Sunday
evening, October 31st. Miss Mable
Albert, the president l. preparing the
program A good attendance is de-
sired. The collections will 60 for
missions.
The new Bethel Church or God,
(Winebrennerians) at Broadfording
will be dedicated November IA. The
opening sermon will be preached No
vember 13 BY the Rev /. T. Murray,
Uniontown, Nd. The Rev. 5. e. Graft,
Findlay, Ohio, will deliver the dedi-
catory sermon.
Regular divine service at Winters
Church 1890 a. M, October 31st. Mt.
Union $50 D. M. The Ladies' Home
and Foreign Missionary Society will
hold their in-gathering meeting for
the Deaconess' Home at the usual
hour. All are requested to bring
their Jared fruit and vegetables to
this meeting.
Monday morning about 3 o'clock o
thief entered the home Of Mr. Henry
Bemiller, Pennsylvania avenue, and
escaped with So In cash. Members OF
the family were in the back part oil
the house when the thief made en-
trance through the front door which
was not locked He was discovered
on the second floor but before an
alarm could be given, escaped though
window.
The Will Of DR.. William Elliott
Hammond, who was a resident OF
Glyndon, was admitted to probate
Friday i'm the Orphans Court at Tow
SON. He bequeaths his estate to his
widow, Mrs. Ella Hammond, in trust
for herself and the testator's SON, Mil
ton Il. Hammond, and his daughter
Elizabeth NJ. Hammond, until the tes-
tator's son becomes % years OF age
when the principal Is to be divided
equally among Mrs. Hammond and
her two children.
The Western Maryland Railway
Company has placed with the Pull
man Company an order for 1000 hop
per cars, to cost approximately 81
600 900. This is one Of the largest
car orders placed by any Of the east
ern roads for some time. 1t shows
what this company expects In the
way of increasing its coal and othel
tonnage from the opening OF the
mines Of the Consolidation Coal Com
pany and on the coal tracks the com
pany itself controls. The company
| il building branch lines to reach the
new openings OF the Consolidation
Company, both in West Virginia ant
In Pennsylvania.
On November LIST, the revival meet
ing, conducted by the Church of God
| in Carroll Hall, will begin. They nave
! held three REVEALS In Carroll Hall
one in 1912, one in 1913. and one ir
1914. The Rev. S. a. Kipe, Of Cas-,
cade, Nd, will be the principal
speaker during these meetings Rev
Kipe was actively engaged in the COS
mel ministry for over a score Of years
but this fall has decided to take VI
exclusively, tile work of the evange
llist. He II u very strong and force
4 full speaker. and has had great SIS
cess i'm his ministerial work Rev
Kline will deliver missionary al
a.sss wv Sunday evening. The pub
lic IL cordially invited to attend thest
meetings
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