The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-11

build new passenger station in TIA
city.
The Reisterstown Athletic Club o
the Athletic League will hold spe
eial meeting al L. J. Hobbs Hotel a
8 o'clock Saturday night for the pur
pose OF electIng officers and makInl
plans for the coming season.
A splendid night photograph OF tn,
Capitol building at Washington, Wit
It's massive dome Illuminated az 81
indication of an extra session of Con
gress, forms the cover illustration
of the current Issue of the Trans
mitter. the Chesapeake and Potoma
Telephone company.s publication 10
employees, which has Just made Its ap
pearance.
George I. WhIlmore. OF nea
Rocky Ridge. was held under $50
bail for the action Of the grand jur.
Of Frederick county at a hearing be
fore Magistrate Dennis Monday If
ternoon on the charge of stealing
about three ions Of bran and whit
feed from Elgln r. Schildt. a daIr,
farmer of near the same vicinity
Bond was furnished by Whitmore'
wife.
The bridge spanning the Patansei
River at Watersville. which nearl.
collapsed under the weight of a team
recently. has been strengthened TEN
porafily with props. Road SuperIn
tendent Sykes is arranging for an ap
pointment With the Carroll Count.
Commissioners In order 10 arrang'
for the erection of a new bridge.
being 4 Joint one between the twt
counties.
Madam Jenny Lind Greene who sew
eral months ago delighted a larg'
audience by her talent as a mnsi
clan and eloentionisI In this city VII
give another organ recital and enter
tainment in elocution and vocal mu
sic Monday evening. February Il. IL
Grace Lutheran Church. Her pro
gram will be IN entirely new one N,
a trained choir under the direction
of Professor Peltz will also rendel
several selections.
Barney carbaugh. the youthful
placed a piece OF iron on the track
Of tho Hagerstown and Frederiel
railroad near catocIin and endanEer
ed the lives Of nearly twenty pasaen
gers, was given : hearing befor'
Magistrate Dennis. Of Frederick. las
Saturday morning and found guilty
By reason OF the child's age. however
sentence wss suspended after : Sc
we're reprimand from the magistrate
The Mount Airy high school "a
formally opened Friday. DR.. EdWar'
+. Buchner. Of Johns Hopkins mi
yersity. spoke on consolidated schools
County Superintendent George More
lock discussed community cooper
alton and gave a history Of the 1t
Airy school. Miss Margaret Smith
Of Baltimore. had rs her subIee
Civic improvements" Alss Haze
Wolf. Of ThurmonI. rendered xoea
selections. The new building L o
brick. three stories high and COS
$4,000.
A farmers. Institute Wa held sat
uruay 1t the led Mans Hall at GIyn
don. under The auspices Of the 0lyn
don Grange and the Maryland Agri
cultural College Among the speak
ers we're Dr. Richard s. iii. director
of the farmers institute department
col Lindsey Reese. of nfbana. II. .
J. F. Hudson. agent for Baltimore
county. and :. I. Oswald. Of Che.s
Vile. I'D. There wa a large attend
ance and tie ladies OF Tie grang'
served supper between the afternoon
and night session.
John Henry Gromer. WIN vas fenn'
unconscious beneath a bed Of sno. =
the Harriek Lime Kilns. Noodaboro
Wednesday morning OF last week ant
taken IN Monteyue Hospital. wa us
recently released from Eastern feni
Tertiary. II vas learned Friday. IN,
Is wanted h the Gettysburg authnrl
ties On the charge Of larceny. Penn
sylvanla authorities communicated
with authorities Friday aud notified
them that N officer would come oil
Monday with the proper feauisltlDi
papers To return Gr0mer 10 GeIiys
burg.
college In Baltimore will hold its m
nual midwinter banquet Friday even
ing, February Is. IN the Palm room
of the Hotel Emerson. The invita-
ton includes all xho haze ever At
tended Western Maryland, thei
wives or husbands. Henry GillIEan
1902. will be the POSTMASTER. ant
while there are TO he no nrearranEet
speeches. there vii be plenty o
speeehmakinK The committee IL
charge OF the arrangements consist
Of Burdette D. Webster. chairman
Irving PollItI. J. Hibb Mills. William
MICA. Ieae, Robert L. Carman. {. Al
fred shreeYe. Emory q. Buckingham
Kent Roberts Greenfield. II. X. lie
Daniel. A. Norman Ward and Harr,
d. Mitchell
I.andstreet Hall Of the FRANKLIN
High School. KelsterHtoNn, VA
crowded Friday night with residents
of RelsterstoHn and Glyndon aud {
large number Of visitors on the oeeas
ion Of the opening OF the TiIIarC
Memorial Free Library Of 5000 vol
nmea. which was recently presented
To the school. together with a fund
Of $50. The library was previously
located at Relsterafogn for a mum
Der o. years. Interesting addresses
were made b Miss Mary l. Titeomb
of HagerstoNn. one of the foremost
librarians Of The state. and Profess
sor Samuel North. the principal. and
others. The library will be for the
nse Of the public and students OF the
school. The books in the library
have all been catalogued An ex.
hibitlon of folk dances vii be held
during the bazaar by the pupils Of
the grammar grades. under the su.
pergIsion OF Miss Francis. the girls
athletic instructor.