The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-05-19

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| Mr.. AAbraham Williams. Liberty
street. Is blasting out . foundation
for : residence On East George
street
A number OF residences In this city
are receiving fresh coat OF paint
which makes good Improvement in
appearance.
Mr.. Charles Hughes, this city
moved his family to Harrisburg. Pa.
on Friday. Vampires Bus Line haul
ed the household goods.
Mrs. Arthur Isockard, near Small
wood. was taken this week TO the
Woman's Hospital, Baltimore. for
treatment 10 her throat
Our local aerIe OF Eagles will fly
20 Highlandlown n June 10 take part
in the Eagle convention held there
A large time is looked forward to.
/ Mr.. 4 Frank Miller. who Is asao-
eiate editor of the Mount Airy Mes
aenger. has been elected president OF
the Board Of Trade Of that town to
succeed the late B. " Bowman.
Raymond Il. Martz. living near
Ladiesburg. has been appointed rural
carrier on Route No 2. which is aery.
ed at present BY Mr.. Vernon Eoken.
rode. His duties win begin June /
Gen. Murray Vandiver, chairman Of
the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee and former treasurer OF Mary
land. l. at SabIllasvIlle with Mrs
Yandifer and their son, Robert. and
took possession Of cottage a quar-
ter of a mile from the State sanaIor.
ium.
The following Western Maryland
Railway employees have been pinched
by Burgess Stokes, OF Hanover, Pa.
for blockadIng the crossing IN that city
over the time limit Conductor I'm
Hetzel. Conductor G. ". Roach and
Conductor George MeKane. 4 hear.
Ing will be held IN the near future.
J. Howard Magee, Baltimore. tray.
cling freight agent for the Western
Maryland Railway. has been appoint.
ID TO succeed Harry I. Williams a
division freight agent. 18th headquaf
Iers in Cumberland Mr. Williams viii
20 to Buffalo. n. =. To become idenli-
ted With a large commercial house.
About 800 went up IN smoke We'd.
nesday morning whom the Supervisors
Of election burned The ballots from
The election Of Last November and The
unused primary ballots. The paper
used IN the ballots weighed about
1900 pounds. and could have been
sold. and several dollars realized, but
tho Law NAYS destroy.
An attempt was made 10 IRE Ihs
stable occupied b. Mr.. Frey T. liar.
YER. thls city. used m : CO. stable
this week, but fortunately the straw
Has damp md would not ignite md
vent ont Il the IRE would have got
Ten any Roadway there would hafs
be considerable property destroyed
rs there are many stables close.
Mr.. John Hoffman. Of smallwood
xho han BEEN quite IL with pnen.
monia. Is getting better lie vas -
tied b. quite a number OF relatives
and friends Sunday. Those present
zero Mr. and MIR John RoasuberKer
Hr and Mra. Albert Harness. Mr.. nj
Mrs Henry Little. Mr. J. q. Hoffman
hrs. Clarence MaEin aud M. Mar,
Beard
Whether On re = resident o
Town of country. and whatever I'M
building need ny b. II Rili bs
worth your while In choosing mater
Il FRI % consider southern yelIas
pIne Your requirements may cal
particularly Tor some other wood. Dn
he chances are that southern yellow
pine vii exactly and most eeonomi
eally I'LL the bill n
Mr. William u Yaaeh. Of Stewards
town. "a. sent photograph of iii
heavy hog - Mr William 7. iAea
hangh. near Cranberr. The hol
weighed TO- pounds alive and 81
pounds dressed. Mr Yeach lived III
he HankerI farm near lAaabauEnI
mill about i years 40, and sIne.
That time has been living on = farm
II the above place.
A, hearing Monday before Magls
tTate Il. II. MauIaby. OF Frederick
Lester Hoover, driver Of the automo
bile which Tan over and killed wm
Irving fabler. The s-year-old son D
Albert Tablsr. Plane No. 4. Wednes
day. was held under 800 bill. IN
medlatsly after being released on baI
he waz re=arreslsd on sarran
charging him with failing 70 lend -
aistAnea In connection nth the dealt
o. the child. for failing 10 have u
Operators license and Tor having IN
one license tag on his machine
Hoover Ia > years old and Is from
Franklin, v. Va
/ Don't forget the twenty-ffth ami
YersarY and convention OF The Car
roll County ohrialIan EndeRyor UnIof
which will be held ~ unlontosf
next week. beginning On The after
noon Of May "a, closing The Afternoon
Of May IS. : splendid program r. be
Ing arranged. Delegates and EndeaY
oTers ill BE- entertained Trains M
1t Lnxood. Train leaving BaIti
more Il :. m. arriving at L4nwoof
n 1000. Leaving Baltimore II : p
n. arriving IT Llnsood II 40. I.aaF
Ing Baltimore at 4.04, arriving =
Ilnwood $40. II any person comes
On any other train please notify tn
secretary Miss ArmInla Murray
uniontown, Nd.
Henry Albert Carlisle. the four.
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. sydne,
!. Carlisle. Heisteratown pike. Pleas.
ant Hill. was struck b. an zntomo.
bile aud instantly killed in front d
his home about 10 o'clock Monday
afternoon. Sydney Carlisle, the boys
14zyear=old brother. witnessed the ae.
cident. picked the lad up and. viii
the assistance Of the chauffeur. carried
him 10 the house. Mrs. Carlisle, the
mother. arrived home about % min
utes after the accident. Running e
learn the reason for the crowd about
her door, she found her son dead On