The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-29
rRIDAT AFTERNOON, OCT. %, 1915
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ove,en is tomorrow night.

swori but it wouldn't be III II wasn't
for TIL ink.
cone people are almost as proud
YLair ancestors as others are OF
their children
Naturally the fellows who believe
.,ore should be a tax on bachelors
Ivy ali married men.
MANY a man has more money than
WI Knows what to do with, but the
-sst OF us can tell him
Frost was SO heavy Sunday morn
ing that it looked almost like snow
nnon tie ground, and In many low
pIaces Ice was formed.
Erfss Grace III. Spofford, pianist, OF
+he Peabody Institute, Baltimore,
gave a recital in Grace Lutheran
church, Tuesday afternoon.
WY Charles Z. Bowers, contractor,
Liberty street, has accepted a con-
tract to paint a house 10 Baltimore.
Ne started the work Monday.
4 concrete pavement has been laid
VI 'front.' of the residence or Mrs. Sal
~ Crout, East Main street, Charles
p Hunter was the contractor
Thomas, Bennett & Hunter, con
tractors, have received the contract
to lay the concrete road at the rail-
road The work will begin at once
Mr.. Geo. N. Hunter, East Green
street, is having his heating plant
0verhauled in his residence. Mr.. Jos.
Elliott, Taneytown, Is doing the work.
Bishop Murray, OF the Episcopal
Church, has announced his appoint
ments. He will be at the Ascension
Episcopal Church, Court street, De
cember q.
Paul Smith, student at Charlotte
Hall and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
W. Smith, Bond street, was taken to
a hospital in Baltimore Tuesday
where he was operated On for appen-
dicitis.
The Pinch pipe line which con
veys most Of FTederick's water sup
Div from the mountains was dynamft-
ed near Yellow Springs early Friday
and the city faced a serious scarcity
of water all day.
Thursday was the warmest October
2lst of which the government has any
record, the highest temperature being
rs degrees, while the lowest tempera-
ture stood at ga degrees at about
o'clock i'm the morning.
Charity Lodge, No. So, knights Of
Pythias, reports visit from Grand
Chancellor George a. Beaver and
Grand Instructor r. Fuller Shryocb
October ID. They had Dc members
present, including four visitors
Mr. Vernon Eckenrode, Liberty
street, has been appointed substitute
rural mail carrier on Route No. 2
BY Postmaster Thomas j. Coonan
This route will be without regular
mail carrier after Sunday, as Mr.
Richard Kane, the present carrier
has resigned.
While standing along the road ant
i'm iront OF the residence of patient
t-a automobile Of Dr. ID. r. Sprecher
Of .ykcsyille, was tempered with anc
inner tubes w the value of SIS
win h he had i'm the car, were slashed
M ribbons and number of wrenches
and other tools stolen.
Sergeant John Young, expert
marksman Id Company wv, arrived
home Saturday from Florida, where
he shot an member Of the Maryland
team in the National target contes
at Camp Perry. Mr. Young related
some very interesting experience:
o. witnessed while there.
The Board of Awards, Baltimore
Wednesday awarded to Frank b
Beasman z 90. contract for grading
Ellicott Driveway from the Frederick
road to the Franklin road. The wori
Is to be done for the Commissioner:
for Opening Streets, Baltimore, at {
cost OF $21,015. The paving will b
done next year.
Owing to the absence Of the pas
tor, who is attending Potomac Synot
al GreencastlC, Pa, there will be nj
service i'm 81 Mary's Reformed
church, Silver Run, Md, on Sunday
october 31st The Holy Communion
VIII be administered III this church
on Sunday, November Tth, morning
and evening Special preparation
service On Saturday, November 6th
at 2.30 p. m.
Plans are being worked out BY tn
officials OF the Western Maryland ant
tle Pennsylvania Railroads by which
tnese lines will jointly enter the Cur
us Bay district in the near future *
get some OF the business there OF thu
Dig industrial plants recently -estab
nshed, or in the course of erection
floats will be established at Wagn
ers Point, and by means OF scowi
the cars OF the lines will be carried
70 tile terminals or the railroads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop Bailey, of Ha
gerstown, were badly shaken up n
ah automobile accident Wednesday "a
ne State road near Ridgeville a.
they We're journeying To Baltimor,
~ company with two young wOmel
M That city. Mrs. Bailey was drivinl
~ ear, when in going around ;
curve 1t skidded and upset, throwing
oul the occupants. All OF the occu
Pants were scratched and bruised
~ none seriously hurt.
Delaware College Saturday after
noon defeated Western Maryland, l!
10 ., at Newark, Del. The game WA
ohe Oh the best or the year. Della
nare displayed its form In the hrs
period, when the ball was carried th,
entre length of the field by LINZ
plunges. Fdance took the ball owe
ana Taylor kicked goal In the thir'
perlod Western Maryland put over !
tpucndown as the result or two brill
liant forward passes. This was thei
oniy chance for scoring
ministers or the Church OF tn
DDlr,etnren have been notified tha
d Mtnona Lake, Ind, has been fxe'