The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-09-06
MT. AIRY.

Mr.. Dewey Hood, of Hoods Mills,
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. T.
L. Clary.
Mrs. Charles z. Smith, Mrs. Milton
Harrison, of Mt. Airy, and Miss Bessie
Nusbaum, of Frederick, are spending
a week at Atlantic City.
Mr. Roland Dorsey has accepted 2
position at the - a O- depot at Mt-
Airy.
MIN. IL. Leo Spurrier has purchased
"A new automobile from Mr- Edward
Butler, Of Woodbine-
NH. and Mrs. III. j. Lowe, of Baltl-
more, are spending few days Wlth
MI. and Mrs. Geo. NV. Shank.
Miss Wava Clay has returned home,
after spending few weeks with her
grandparents, Mr.. and MIS- henry
Nusbaum, of Frederick.
Preaching at the Methodist Ep1s-
copal Church South, Sunday evening
at 7.30, by Rev. Mr.. Cecil.
Prospect church will be reopened
next Sunday, September s, beginning
at Q 20. There will be a love feast
and a sermon at 1890 by Rev. Z. J..
Watson. ID. ID. The church has been
repaired and presents fine appear
ance from the interior; beautiful
metallic ceiling has been put in, the
news have been revarnished, and "a
new CARPET but down The public An
invited to attend
There we're about one hundred
guests at the Nelson Hotel On Sun
day. the greater part OF those were
automobile tourists from Baltimore
Washington and Frederick
Dur
proving.
Mrs. Thomas Ferguson and, son,
Thomas. of Elizabeth, N. j., have re-
turned home after spending two Weeks
with the formers brother, Rev. w. u.
King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Dorsey and
mother. Mrs. Albert Dorsey, spent
Sunday with friends at Newmarket.
Prof. @. T. Weaver, Of the High
school was in town several days last
week arranging the furnishings it, tne
new High school rooms over the post
Office. These rooms are well lighted
and ventilated and will afford excel
lent quarters for the school until W.
get our $4,000 High school building
in 1915. The faculty for the coming
session will b. al follows Prof. C- =.
Weaver, principal, mathematics and
science: Prof. Russell Young, Ian
guage and history; Prof. Smith, agrl-
culture: grade teachers, Misses Edna
Devilbiss, Elizabeth Hood, Mary Man
ming and Clara Smith.
Miss Edith Smith will be mistress
of the Mt. Olive school this season.
Misses Jennie Ranch, of Artonla,
Ill; Lemore Zepp, of Winfield; and
Mr.. Walter P. Snader, of Baltimore,
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Zepp.
Mr.. Charles Smith, of Wildwood
avenue extended, has a single sun
flower stalk which has 187 flowers %
III. The flowers range from ~ IN
inches i'm diameter. Mt Smith a.
Justly proud of this floral curiosity
MT. and Mrs George Grimes and
Prof. Weaver took an auto trip 70
Gettysburg, Monday
The following persons from town
attended the Grand Lodge OF Mary
land and Virginia International Or
der of Good Templars, in Baltimore
last week: Mr. and Mrs. i. z. Wat
kins and little daughter; Mrs. Ola
Shipley, Lillian Leatherwood, Nettie
Lindsay, Misses Golden Nicholson,
Catherine Bowman; Messrs. Thos. A.
Conway, ]. P. King, B. W. Bowman,
Carlton Wordsworth, R. ]. Branden-
burg and Rev. B. o. MCGOWAN.
Rev. D. w. King will be one OF the
sneakers at the Carroll county Sun
dav school convention at Winfield
On Thursday, September >. This will
b a great gathering. Bishop Dubbs,
of Harrisburg, "a, will deliver IT,
principal address. Bishop Dubbs IL
one of the greatest Bible scholars in
America and an orator of the flrst
rank.
NH. Frank CLANCY, Talbot county,
visited his son, DIR. O. ID. CLANCY, sew
eral days last week
Prof. and Mrs. John Neighbors are
spending their vacation with Mrs
Neighbours parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Clary, of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. King enjoyed a
trip down the bay last Friday.