The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-14
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July q, beginning at 10 o'clock. A
band Of music will be In attendance.
An application for the reinstate-
ment of William p. Stoner, of Han
over. Pa, as mail carrier on Route
No. 5. out OF Hanover. will be made
b. the patrons of his route. Mr..
stoneT had resigned his position af-
ter ten years Of service.
Chester A. Bale, Roland Harbaugh,
Lloyd Schaeffer and w. 2. schaeffer.
left Tuesday morning for Atlantic
City, where they Will camp until Sun
DAY in tent. They went by the way
of Baltimore, IN an automobile With
tleir camping outfit on board.
Rev. W. o. Ibach. the new Lutheran
minister, Union Bridge, has arrived.
lis car Of household goods also
reached there and the contents we're
transferred TO the parsonage. He
moved his family. Who we're IN Butler
county. Pa. the latter part Of last
week
The receipts from the show at The
Star Picture parlor tonight, VIII be
donated 70 the Boy Scouts. The at
tendance Of everybody who can at
{ d tbs show xill be appreciated by
the Boy Scouts. a fine program mas
been prepared for the evenings en-
tertAlnment.
| large crowd Of citizens from here
attended tie Preparedness parade at
Hanover. -, Tuesday evening, The
Boy Scout Band from this city took
part n the parade and received a
BIZ ovation all along the line. The
parade was fine and the crowd large.
The Western Maryland Railway
Company Il on 10 4 good start, clos
Ing tn fral week Of the new fiscal
year. which began July I. with gain
in gross earningB, nf sti62Q-s4 over
tn same week NJ taIb. Gross for the
week ended JUS : totaled sls4 4,65e.63.
The gross for tho same week Of 1915
was SI7o0a5.7a.
The funeral Of Mra Anna " Snyder
took place Monday morning from her
lac humc N NJ Airy. with services
being conducted by Rev. Miller, of
Vt. AIRY. Ths pallbeaTerg were
John Turner. George Hahn. Charles
MeMuIIen and Walter Wilson. Inter
ment Kas made IN the Methodist cem-
etery ! NJ AIry.
Mrs. Grace Dlah announces that
sha haz associated with her In The
millinery business. Hiss LILLIAN Ship
leY. O. thIH ctfy. Vho Kas formerly
With DownIs Helm : Co. Baltimore
Their store VII be known - The
ii Shop. after September st. and
vi occupy The building next to
Babylon 4 Appf CO.
The rnion Church Of Oakland, held
IT FRI picnic Saturday. July lst md
80 , great success. uol only n a
financial vHys hnI IN social md good
fellowship aspect People we're there
IN soc The various events and attrac-
tom from Greenyilis MeehanicsvIlle
Pine Knoh. Deer Park, and ReistsrB-
town. nd IL Werc unanimous in Fnt'
Il ! thu picnic = most enjoyable affair
The nazl Thing on the program Is
big minstrel show. by the Oakland
Dramatic and Giee Club. Jus 5
. which silI feature old South Quar-.
taIte. indian Drills. clowns. Dialogues
aHd farce comedies
rive we're hurt Monday night at : 20
o'clock. when Western Maryland pas-
seHgcr tran VI Q. when left his
CO n 81 a. m. sas dsraIled one
me Wsat a Montrose and ten miles
caat OF Elkins The engine was turn
ed over completely - Vas also The
combination NAL and express car
The forward portion of smoker was
deTailed but IL stood upright. Tho
ladies' coach and the parlor ear re-
manned on the track. The accident
occurred On level stretch Of track
While IHe train was moving On time
at the rate IF about n mfles N hour
, The cause Of the engine leaving the
I rails has not yet been determined.
IN Inly st, Rev. Frank T. Benson
assumed the edIIorshIn Of The Aetho-
d. Protestant, succeeding Rev. DT
+. T TagR. who had been in charge
. Of The paper for more than n quarter
Of a century and whose retirement
which was entirely Of hIa own Foli.
tlon. vas brought about by his ad-
yaneed age and the conviction that
the duties and interests Of the paper
might he better served b. younger
! man. i Il understood that Dr. Tagg
vii 20 10 Wilmington. Del, to assist
Re- G a. Robinson In building up
the First Methodist Protestant Church
OF that city. which for some time has
been an uphill fight
The State Board of Health has
been Informed Of the arrival Of three
families In Maryland from New
York which city they LEFT TO escape
attacks Of InfantIle paralysis 10 their
children. One family Ii n Mt. Wash
ington, another It Chevy Chase and
the third at this city. DR.. John s.
Fulton. secretary of The State Board
of Health. has notified the eight
deputy state health officers to accord
such refugees the same treatment
they would accord members Of their
own families. In DIR. FulIonss opIn-
ion IL we're better for families not TO
quit New York. II they have done
so. however. and have come nnan-
nounced to Maryland TO remain un-
III danger from the epidemic Is over
In New York. he urges them 70 report
to , state health officer At once. Dr.
Fulton says that they may be assur-
j ed they will not be haraseed and that
they will not be treated as suspects.
j Employees Of the eastern lines Of the
j Baltimore and Ohio railroad are ar
ranging the program of their thirty
j flfth annual reunion and picnic 1t
] Harper'H Ferry, v. Va. July 27. n
accordance With eustom Miss Jennie
Smith. the national railroad evangeI-
] lst. who originated the gatherings of
the railway employees. viii deliver IN
address ]. w. Garner, chairman Of
the committee Of employees, reports
that the program provides interesting
entertainment during the entire day.
The list Of speakers includes Rev :