The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The painters are busily engaged
applying fresh paint on number OF
residences in this city.
Sunday school will BE- reorganized
at Warfieldsburg, Sunday at l.30 p. m.
Preaching at $50 p. m.
Rev. Wm F. Bauscher and family,
of Bedford, Pa, spent several days
with Mrs. Catherine Wagner, near
Spring Mills.
An Easter cantata, The Glory of
the Garden" will be given Sunday in
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church, at 7.3O p. m.
1t cost Carroll county $4,000 to
hang Solomon Sudler. That is the
amount of expenses recorded on the
books of the county.
LLOYD Wilkinson, candidate for the
nomination for Congress, has rented
the firemens building to hold meet
ing in on Saturday night.
Mrs. Harry Smith and daughter,
Kathryn. of West Main street, spent
several days last week visiting rela-
tives and friends in Baltimore.
Dead animals will now have an
ITO ride un-:I they reach l4idy's
fat house Mr.. Lidv has purchased
an auto truck to carry on his dead
business.
The citizens on East Main street,
at the corner of Center street were
given a real thrill yesterday morning
when two automobiles rammed their
noses together. Neither was much
damaged. only a few bends and dents
were noticeable after they were taken
apart. Some one was on the wrong
side of the street.
The following candidates were
nominated at a maSSmeeting held
Wednesday night at Mount Airy:
Mayor, A. r. MoleswOrth. renomi-
mated; Councilmen, B. w. Bowman,
II. A Plymire, Roy Smith, A. Frank
Miller, Wilfred Hobbs, William Canks,
Robert L. Runkles, Arthur Phebus,
F. n. Kimmel and G. w. Runkles. The
election will be held May |.
Levin Dorsey, of near Unionville,
was badly hurt while operating
steam saw mill belonging to Allen
Burrier on the farm of Jacob Hes
son, near Mt. Pleasant. He was saw
ing a piece of lumber when it broke
off, striking him in the face with
great force. A cut three inches long,
to the bone, was made on his right
cheek, and a two-inch cash was made
between his eyes, injuring the left
eye.
Grace Marshall, the Talbot coun
ty young woman who was imprison-
ed for about - years in small,
dingy room in the home of her faith
er, Frank Marshall, and her step
mother, near St Michaels, Md, and
who has been undergoing treatment
for several months at the Phipps
psychiatric department at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, left the hospital
Sunday ana returned to T2lhott cOun-
ty.
Andy" " hite, of Emnlitsburg, who
paid fine in Waynesboro III the
course of a weekend celebration, had
worse luck on his return home. Sat
urday evening he loaded up with
gallon of whiskey in flour sack and
started for home. He got as far as
Pen Mar, where he decided to take
nap and later make a fresh start. He
set his jug between three chestnut
trees that. had grown up from the
same root and then laid down to
peaceful dreams-with the result that
he oversight himself and when he
awoke the whiskey, poke and all were
gone.
A touring car belonging to John
Hardy, of Woodbine, and in which
were his wife, his mother, Mrs. NJ. +.
iIal dy. and his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mullinieux, was overturned
when il cOllided with a small auto
mobile truck, belonging to John Held
elbach, Catonsville, and driven by
Randolph Randall, colored, yesterday
morning at Catonsville. All the oc-
cupants escaped with slight injuries,
except Mrs. John Hardy, who was
badly bruised and shaken up. Both
of the automobiles were badly dam
aged. Randall was leaving the coun-
try place and when outside the en-
trance was struck, it is said, by MIR.
Hardy's machine, which was going
east.