The Democratic advocate., 1915-03-19
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


seen flying north this week
\ Mr.. r. B. Reynolds, John street, has
secured I position in Hagerstown
where he will move his family short
ly.
Mr. George Rickle, Of this city, has
been appointed field marshall for Car
roll county, by United States Marshall
Stockham-
Medford Grange will hold an oyster
supper in the Grange Hall at Medford
Saturday night, March 81. Every
body welcome.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society Of Finksburg, will
hold IN entertainment on March 26
in Horner's Hall.
The spring schedule will occur 3
few minutes after 6 o'clock next Sun.
day morning. The weather says the
mercury should rise bit.
A damage suit will be tried al
Towson by j. Hollenberry against
the Tidewater Portland Cement Com
pany, OF Union Bridge, March 29.
The branch store Of the Westmins
ter Bargain House, located at the
railroad, has been closed and the
stock moved to the main store al
Court street.
The stock of goods of Miller Bros
Company has been purchased BY Mr.
Abe Cohen, of Baltimore. The stocl
of goods will be sold at sacrifice
prices beginning March 25.
Mr. Saumel Brown, Washington
avenue, will have sale of his per
sonal property Wednesday, March 81
and move into the building formerly
known a. the Central Hotel Eas
Main street.
Mr.. William Harbaugh, John street
foreman of the iron foundry depart
ment of the Westminster Metal 6
Foundry Co., is preparing to move hi:
family to Baltimore, where he ha!
secured = position
Mr. Charles T.. Fink, trustee, solt
at the Court House door Monday af
ternoon 80 ga acres Of land, improved
by a dwelling located near Hamp
stead, to James T. Alban for $500
The property was owned by JohI
Alban.
NJ Westminster Council No. 1887, Roy
al Arcanum held smoker In thei
lodge room, the Wantz Building, OF
Tuesday evening. Grand Regen
Price and Past Grand Regent Cline
of the Grand Council of Maryland
were present.
a music and literary entertainment
will be given under the auspices O
the Mechanicsville wv. %. T. U., a
Providence Methodist Protestan
church, Sunday night, March 21, at
lnsaInaG Gnnd and Cnnd 70
ent. Everybody welcome.
Mr. Charles E. Fink, attorney AM
agent, sold on Saturday Afternoon
the large store room Of Miller Bros
CO., at the Railroad, to the Albaugh
; Babylon Grocery Co, for $17 300. Thi
price seems cheap for the amount o
revenue derived from the rents.
The stunning headgear and cos
tunes are now on display at ou
stores, where the Spring Opening
are being held Not only do the dis
play windows attract the women, bu
you can see some old men who hav,
q spot left to appreciate beautiful at
tire for women.
DIR. Joshua S. Kemp moved from
Littlestown to Westminster, and j
now living in the property purchases
by him On East Green street. DIR
Kemp many years ago practiced medi
cine at Hampstead, and in later year
at L:ttlestown, but because Of old a.
does not practice medicine now.
4 The sale of stock, farming imple
ments and household goods held b.
Mr.. Noah w. Miller, on the Roye
, farm, at Morelock's Schoolhouse, las
week was one Of the best i'm th
county. Horses brought g. high 81
$3.50, and two cows brought $40
each, something unusual for cow t
bring at public sale.
The Western Maryland Railroa,
during the second week of Marcl
showed an increase in gross incom
OF $14,299 over the same week a yea
agO. For the first half OF the mOntl
an increase OF $26,461 over the cor
, responding period OF 1914 was scored
The fiscal year, to date, has brough
a decline in gross of no more thai
$77,023.
Dr. Thomas H. Lewis, president 0
Western Maryland College, Sunda.
night addressed the congregation q
Fayette Street Methodist Episcopa
! Church, Baltimore. Many student
from the University of Maryland ant
other Baltimore institutions of learn
!, ing attended the services. DR.. Lewis
topic was Spiritual Reality"
| The Mount Airy Farmers Club
composed OF farmers OF Frederick
Howard, Carroll and Montgomer,
counties, indorsed the plan to emplo,
: farm demonstrator for this county
| The following officers were elected
: President, l. A. Engle; vice-president
ID. II. Reck; secretary, J. *. Smith
! and treasurer, William a. Walker
What IL believed will BE- brancl
line and feeder Of the Western Mary
land railway, will now be built a
: Martinsburg, connecting with th'
Western Maryland tracks at Williams
: port. The West Virginia Court o
Appeals at Charleston has affirmed
the decision and refused to grant al
! appeal in the suit OF the WILLIAMSON
Nessler e Martinsburg Railroad Com
pany against the Standard Limestone
Company.
AS the result of a tree falling OF
him Saturday afternoon, Samue
Bohn, the 11-year-old son Of DAME
Bohn, OF Union Bridge, Nd, j. con
fined To the University Hospital, Bal
timore, in a critical condition Ac
cording to the physicians the lad ha'
fractured skull. The accident oc
Cured early in the morning and
physician was called. He saw tina
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