The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

Don't forget the Democratic meet
ings at Westminster, Sykesyille. and
| Union Mills next week. See an
nouncement on first page for full in
formation.
The entries in the poultry exhibit
at the Frederick Fair this week from
this county We're; Carlton d. Flem-
ing, Union Bridge, and Wilbur $.
Gladhill, AvondaIe.
An Illinois farmer whose hog was
rum over and killed says he knows
what make of car il was because the
occupants left 80 cents In the road
to pay the damage.
The following new telephones we're
installed by the Y. e p. Telephone
Company: Ralph Reifsnider, Westmin-
ster 32-w; Thomas ]. Boylan, West
minister, Westminster 214-f.
There Will be Sunday school at the
Bethel in Warfieldsburg this Sunday.
October oath, at 1.3O b. m and preach
ing at 2-30. You are cordially invited.
MN Amos Reynolds, pastor.
An extensive improvement is in ap-
Grafton at the First National Bank by
placing another room to the institu-
ton. The directors room which has
been on the first floor, will be moved
to the upstairs as soon as the floor is
laid. Paul Case is doing the work.
Col. Charles a. Little, commander
Of the First Regiment, Maryland Ma
tional Guard, has issued an order
transferring Major ID. John Markey,
Of Frederick, from the Third to the
First Battalion, which will comprise
Companies a. Frederick; B, Hagers-
town; @, Cumberland, and III. this
CITY,
We call the attention of all Demo-
cratic voters to the fac-simile Of
the Official Ballot and election notice
which appears on the inside pages Of
this issue. Read it over carefully and
get the names of the Democratic State
and County candidates we'll fixed In
your minds and then 60 to the polls
on the nd day of November next and
vote Ter straight" from top to bot
tom.
Joseph T. Matthias, the popular
marble dealer, Of Westminster, sold to
John aid Robert Nelson, and Mrs
Bradford Owings, for their father and
1notner, William p. and Rachel a.
Nelson, one Of the most handsome
Barre :sranite Monuments put Up III
Carroll county. Its weight is 81
tons. and was erected on the family
lot at Deer Park cemetery. Small
wood
There viii be lecture-recital OF
unusual interest to music lovers at
Alumni Hail. Western Maryland Col
lage, next Friday evening, October 20,
at o'clock. It will be given by Miss
Grace I'll. Spofford, pianist, OF the Pea
body Institute, of Baltimore, assisted
by Miss Eleanor Chase, soprano, also
of Baltimore. The subject will be
Woman III Music" No charge for
admission.
The Woman's Club met on Tues
day, October 10, at the home of Mrs.
James I'M. Beachman, of Avondale.
The subject for the afternoon was
Mount Rainer. There were four pa
pers On the subject, treating on his
tory, tradition, legion and flowers nf
the mountain. Mrs. Vim. z. Sharrer
rendered several vocal solos and
Miss Louise Beacham several instru-
mental solos which were greatly En-
ioyed. After the literary part OF the
program the ladies inspected the fine
sanitary barn and chicken farm, al
together spending a delightful after
noon.
The Boy Scouts, of Westminster,
are very grateful to all persons who
50 kindly assisted them in serving
supper last Friday and Saturday. To
those who contributed provisions, to
those who contributed music, to those
who contributed service, and to those
who gave their patronage, the boys
and myself are greatly indebted.
Thank you one and all. The total
receipts were $190.35. The total ex-
pense was $500 Thus we have a
balance Of $1O5.35. To equip the
boys with instruments for their band
much more will be needed. G. 2.
Forlines.