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


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Mr. VI. Cullison, Hampstead, had
.s.- ION load of hay to burn last
E,-....- while he was driving down St.
P... street Baltimore. The hay was
r...l damaged and wagon destroyed.
-.... nigh wind of Friday afternoon
..4I the roof from the residence
Al. Mrs. Thomas Bankert, Bond street,
-. -n4 barn roof of Mr. George n.
=..--r. near this city.
~. 'ity College. of Baltimore, de-
<.t,t the Blue Ridge College ball
..4. at Walbrook Oval, Baltimore.
3D. -14y by the score of 3 to l. The
g4". was very interesting.
.-aar5e D. Shearer, of San Rafael,
ra. Is exhibiting samples of fruit
p;rsaG from pear trees planted in 1917
Lv = tadres who established in that
Vs. Tie mission San Rafael Arch
a"5.l
The Junior League of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
a pink Tea in the Social Hall, Monday
ey.uiug. April "a. from Z to 10. Silver
offering at the door. All friends are
tn.i.ed
The snort apple crop in England
>M-r-G create a large demand for
American fruits. One estimate places
tf.4 vI4Il of early apples at one-third
o: / rrop and late apples at one-half
a "-an.
Sal senator n. D. R. Allen, of Bal
tt,..-.- county, who filed his certificate
IL, ~nndidate for Congress in the
>a.r"5 congressional district with the
= .--i-OrS of Carroll County on Mon
ta. o. asst week. withdrew on Mon
la
.-. mold Perry. brakeman on
-h- .:-- freight, was injured at Key
Ill., sunday morning about 2 o'clock
n.- ..ug from box car that was
~..:. .M;o siding. The accident
.~.el by the brake coming
ter icing drawn.
.otor bus of the Maryland and
."."-... ania Transit Company, OPP
r"----. Jv &. RI. Sapp, of Hampstead
~.. las been idle for the past three
o. u-u- on account Of the bad roads,
,.&- = first trip Friday between
!..---"~toWu and Hanover.
d." tuesday of last week Bond &
Park attorneys, argued the case OF
Da 49, j.. kenly ct al. VS.. Washington
t'".."-" Railroad Company before the
HI~-.ard Court of Appeals. The suit
!. - outcome of the railroad building
'.~>-.gh the property of Kenly.
rs ". f. Crout has taken charge
o, Woodland Hall Hotel, at Forrest
l4-k. Baltimore, where she will be
z.AI I'd see all Of her friends in this
ETY. Miss Alice Morningstar, who so
CT rrnnr at the Maln-
2u-t Hotel this city, has accepted
similar position with Mrs. Crout at
III g Woodland Hall.
IT. Edwin Frock. of UniontoWn, Pa,
"A"A 4 trip to this city on FRIDAY 10
~:'""9, the execution OF Sudler. MT
r. < was Sheriff of Fayette county,
Pl. Or one term and has witnessed -
">....ri0ns. He is also one OF the
InaU.g business men in his city
H.I- her he visited his sister, Mrs
l.@~-yn Warahime. Bachman's Valley.
fash of lightning lights up the
GRIND Tor one-millionth of a second
W. I. seems to us to last ever so
m-.1 longer. What happens is that
J15 Impression remains in the retlna
n1 lha eye for about one-eighth OF
second. or $4,000 times longer than
inn Hash lasts.
The Calendar Club, of the Brooklyn
Methodist Protestant Church, met
Friday night last at the home OF the
a--3r the Rev. S. w. Coe. The cluD
Has been engaged during the last year
l@ ~4i@ing money to pay off the DEBT
rH -@A new parsonage recently erect
~. over $500 was turned over 10
the treasurer of the society.
The dedicatory ceremonies of Will
tom Heights Methodist Protestant
huron, Arlington, were held Satur-
:av morning and evening in charge
ot the pastor, the Rev. Ronalds Tay-
lo-. DR.. Hugh L. Elderdice, president
Of the Westminster Theological Semi
Etrv. Of which the pastor is gradu-
ale, Preached the forenoon sermon.
The Southern trip of the Western
Maryland College baseball team mas
BEEN called off This will give the
up-Staters a chance of meeting the
Johns Hopkins team. The game prop
ably will be played on Tuesday, April
-. A game has been scheduled WIN
Blue Ridge for April % and on the
next day the annual inter-class track
Meet will be held.
The Democratic State Central COM
hIttee, meeting Friday at the Hotei
Rennert, Baltimore, decided to hold
The State convention on May IL al
ford's Opera House. 1t also declueo
mat The convention should send 10
delegates to the national convention
iour at large and two from eacn VI
the six Congressional districts. each
delegate will have full VOTE
Although it has been more than
month since the Court OF Appears
passed final judgment i'm the appear
OF William III. Prick, the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad detective VINO was
convicted of manslaughter, FLICK mas
oeen permitted to remain at MS nome
until Saturday, when he was taken
20 Jail to begin serving the sentence
u one year imposed upon him 1n liz
Irlminal Court of Baltimore frGh
mas been ill, and for that reason Is
Hds remained at home under pan. ne
was carried out on stretcher' taken
- Jail and then entered as patlent
the hospital Mr.. Frick< IS from
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