The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08

The Ladies Camp r. O. of A. will
nold an oyster supper in the hall al
Gist, October 81 and %.
The Methodist Episcopal parsonag,
AT StateW0od Il being repainted
Gambler and Arnold painters.
Harvest Home services will BE- helt
az Trinity Lutheran Church, Deer
Park Road. On Sunday morning, with
sermon by pastor Seabrook.
Carroll Nest of Owls, of this city
received the funeral benefits or the
late William w. Mitten and turned
them over To his widow. The amount
was $3.50.
Mrs. r. ID. Creecy IL recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
and will BE- with her mother for the
fall months. Captain Creepy sailed
on the 9Th for Haiti.
The Westminster Fire Company Il
making arrangements to 20 before
the Mayor and Common Council to
impress upon them the need of an
automobile truck in this city, and ask
them to purchase one or suitable size
for their use
Failure to heed the request cf O.
Henry Bischoff, president OF the State
Board of Barber Examiners, to ap-
pear for examination and reRistra-
ton, caused the swearing out OF war
rants Wednesday for the arrest or 19
BARRIERS or Frederick
Mr.. Harry K Oursler and Mr.
Dohnea Nygren, East Main street
came home with eight fine bass
I hof ~
in the Patapsco River, at North
Branch. They report fishing good and
many fine catches made
BY the steering wheel going wrong
the automobile OF Mr. Oliver Boose
OF near Mount Pleasant, made a dive
into the. window of the bowling alley
under the Carroll Merchandise Com
pany, at the railroad Wednesday ar
ternoon. The damage was only slight
The Mems Bible Glass, or Roland
Park Methodist Church will make q
pilgrimage to Old Stone Chapel,
Sans Creek and other points OF his
torical interest to Methodists on Sat
urday, October 18th. The Stone Chapel
Sunday school will serve dinner at IL
o'clock to the Baltimore visitors and
others at 35c. In the evening they
will hold their annual oyster supper,
to which All are cordially invited.
Judge Rose, In the United States
District Court, Baltimore, Wednesday
ordered destroyed 115 cases or shell
eggs and $50 cases OF liquid eggs, the
seizure of which was petitioned by
United States District Attorney Sam
uel X. Dennis, as being unfit for
food. The Eastern Tanners Egg
Yolk Company admitted that they
were unfit for food, but claimed that
they were not to be used as food.
A verdict for the United Railways
and Electric Company was rendered
Wednesday by jury In Part OF
the Superior Court, Baltimore. In u
suit for $4,000 damages brought by
Charles ID. Spurrier, of Union Bridge,
Md, for injuries he sustained when
a street car collided with wagon
in which he was riding. The acct
dent occurred September %, 1914, ut
the corner OF Cathedral and Biddle
streets The wagon was overturned
and Spurrier was thrown out. His
right side became paralyZed last
June The defense was that just aa
the car was coming to a stop his
wagon was driven over the fender.
The first oyster supper of the
season will be served Friday evening
next, i'm the Social Hall Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, OF this city. II
will be served under the auspices OF
the Boy Scouts. The proceeds are
TO be used to purchase instruments
for the Boy Scout Band Supper will
be served on Saturday evening at the
same place for the same purpose.
This is the first time the boys OF the
city have undertaken anything OF
this kind. They will be assisted by
their mothers and the Camp Fire
Girls. The High School Orchestra
will furnish music. This is a worthy
cause and the boys should be en-
couraged BY " large patronage