The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21

Mr.. md Mrs. Frank Essich. near
this city. are the proud parents Of
young son.
Miss Catherine schloeser, Spring
Nils, had an operation performed for
garter On Wednesday, at : hospital In
Baltimore.
Mr.. \. Elmer Kreglo, this city. who
has been clerk at the freight station
Of WamDler's Truck Line, Centre
street, has resignd his position.
A free scholarship to the Western
Maryland College has been awarded
Frank Marshall, Hagerstown, b. state
Senator Bornberger. OF Washington
county.
Mr. Kenneth Rhode, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Troxell Knode. formerly OF
this city, is playing a great game OF
ball at short stop. for the Cumber-
land club.
Miss Mary Hook, East Main street,
Ii remodeling her residence from the
roof To the cellar, and installing the
latest heating plant. She also he's
built an addition to her residence.
Rev. DR.. Thomas H. Lewis, presi-
dent OF the Western Maryland Col
loge, Is confined TO his room at the
Hotel Rennert. Baltimore. IS a result
Of having been overcome BY the heat
yesterday.
Both Englar & sponseIler and n.
|. Gorsueh Son Co.. are receiving new
wheat A number Of farmers we're
compelled to haul part Of their load
home on account Of the damp con-
dItion It was In.
William Black, Bond street. vas
taken to hospital in Baltimore. Mon
day, for treatment 10 an injured knee
cap. Mr.. Black was injured In the
same leg several months ago. by a
telephone pole falling on Il.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Spencer. left fielder
on the Hanover bal club. stung the
pill for four hits yesterday. One
was a three base swat. Dir. Spencer
Is putting up great game this sea
son. His fielding Is perfect
The storm on Thursday night OF
last week put signal service OF the W
n r.. out OF commission between Pa
tapsco and Ayondale. delaying the
Pen Mar express and the Union
Bridge accommodation over an -four,
Mr.. George zentgraft, Of Baltimore
was In this city yesterday. Mr.. Gent
graft Is still suffering from his iniur-
ed foot and fear Il ascertained that
an operation may have 10 be made
before he will be able TO use II perma-
nently.
This IL the last evening Of the lawn
feIe by the Loyal Temperance Legion
on the grounds between the Firemen's
hall and Harbangh's Garage. Patron
lie the children and BY 50 doing heip
along the temperance cause. MnsiC
by the boy Scout Band.
The new assessment Of property for
Carroll count. will begin in August
and must be completed In three
months. The pay Of assessors i m
ed by Law nj - a day. out OF which
tEey must pa their own expenses
The County Commissioners will have
charge Of the work
Picnic by the Young Peoples So.
eIety OF Baust's Reformed church. In
Hodkey.s Park. Thursday afternoon
and night. August 81. Music BY Boy
Scout Band OF Westminster operstta
b. the young folks. Grove lighted al
night by Delco Electric light system
Supper and refreshments served.
The engagement Of Mis- MARI 1.
Cofiel. daughter of Ar. and Mrs.. y
Frank GoEel. Of Arcadia. Baltimore
county. 10 Frank Stuart Rowe, form.
erly OF Baltimore. sho i travelling
passenger agent OF the Western Mary.
land Railway Company, 18th head
quarters At Cumberland. has been an
nonnced.
The limited carrying capacity fo'
the electric cars over the entire ays'
tenn of the United Railways and
Electric Company In Baltimore. ven
into effect Monday. The larger are
10 carry no more than 70 passengers
while the smaller ones I'll hold a
less number n proportion TO Iheii
seating capacity and standing room
Watch and see how the lax Is carried
out.
The IHenty=zeycnlh annual reunion
OF The Reformed Churches of south
ern Pennsylvania, Maryland. Virginia
Vest Virginia and he District oil
Columbia was held IT Pen Mar Pari
yesterday. There were 10000 people
on the grounds yesterday afternoon
and this number was Increased In tn,
evening when several hundred mort
persons arrived on the moonlight ex.
cursion from Hagerafnwn and hY troll.
ley and automobile.
The Maryland State Board Of Edu.
Gallon. At It recent meeting Al
Ocean eity. finally approved ths
Taneytosn High School proposition
and placed 1t on the list of second
group high schools of tn state. en-.
titled 10 a special state appr0prla.
ton of $1,000 a year. A has been
previously announced. the school has
mt all Of the requirements b. ek.
animation and Otherwise. raised The
required local donation Of cash. a
suitable library. etc.
Alleging thai her husband. Harry A
Ham, an engineer IN the Western
Maryland Railway, earning 800 per
month. had left her on May - and had
refused 10 support her. Mrs. Mari A
Ham brought suit against him for
osRaiuAS uihthtsndHIs houaay ia III
cult Court, Part 2. Baltimore. She
said they had been married ON april
IL. 1907. and had lived together sntil
their separation. Mn. Ham is veil
known IN this city, having lived .ith
his parents here before moving to
Baltimore.
The Pen Mar Presbyterian Reunion
viii be held on Thursday. August Ord.
The address will be made by Rev.
William Hiram Foulkes, d. D., L. L.
d.. of Philadelphia. Pa, Secretary OF
the Board of Ministerial Relief and
SnaIanfa IIan LA Thamn n. Pan Ia r