The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-03-12
NcGINNIs SIDING.

5 49, received by III some time
VIZ ut Col Albert Barnes, of Gran
ago has started a new venture
Derls ng met with such great success
Ha' lie fishing trips, he has now de-
% an ~ sell sea food for a livelihood.
clueur oIoneI was i'm the neighbOrhOOd
I I'M a week ago, and happened to
s In around the home Of Col and Mrs.
G g4lhra Murdoch, where tn staff il
Jt.nning We never saw such a col
slOrr of eatables as the Colonel
l WA FOR sale. IT. wa selling fish,
nhbage. peanuts, lettuce and soda
cav .or That is some assortment Of
, Na and IL YOU ever choose to Dartake
Ivy III NJ these dishes at one meal you
o. Old ~ probably not be in the best of
ne after you got through The
s nap " y hustler and feels con
sgnnt that he will succeed in his new
nan+nre The people here in the
Yseiabhorhood are pulling for the Col
nDeI and will try to help him along.
III Iohn Long, better known as Fire
,an Tohn. son of ,Jacobius, has re
nI' the members Of the McGinnis
4toff IN assist him in procuring girl.
Iahn seems to be serious about this
~ he cot quite indignant when we
accnsed him of testing. He says he
4 not very particular. IT, IL not
LooLinp \ Maxine Elliott. "A Julian
Msrlowe or any other of the famous
hnantias He contends that beauty il
onIv skin deep and the one who can
oonvince him that she can make u
sT;tahle helpmate i'm life will be the
ona .John will choose If there are
ony girls in the county that wish more
PARTICULARS they can communicate
With the members of the staff and ct
the desired information.
The Sunday school class, No. 5, of
Thomas Chapel Methodist Episcopal
church, held a fine entertainment on
thursday night, March 4, at the
name of Mr.. and Mrs Marion III Alb
bott. at PR Ridge, near Mexico The
affair was attended by about rs mem
hers and friends Of the Sunday school
class. Several nifty playlets were
presented, both of which ELECTED con-
siderable applause. q play entitled
"The Train to Mauro' was first pre-
sented. Miss Ida Clary took the part
of Mrs. Buttermilk, and her sister,
AIice represented Johnny" Butter
milk. terrible child, while Miss May
Rreitweiser represented Mr.. Bright,
clerk at the railroad station. Mrs.
Ruttermilk wanted to get a ticket to
Mauro. and the clerk understood her
N say tomorrow IN argument then
ensued. in which Johnny, the terrible
child. took part. The next playlet
given was that of a Negro Wedding"
Miss Ida Clary, as bride; Miss May
Breitweiser, as groom, and Mrs. M. ].
Abbott as preacher. was easily the
feature of the evening. Misses Mary
and Ida Lowe gave a nice dialogue,
entitled, y Slight Misunderstanding. =
NAV Breitweiser recited "I will tell
YOU about a fellow" and Miss Belle
Clary recited The Widow" in a Ger
man dialect Quite a good sum Of
money was realized Miss Mary Me-
Caffrey assisted Mrs Abbott in the
arrangements of the affair
Quite a serious accident was mar
rowly averted last Friday afternoon
in front of the home of Col. Murdoch
when the horse belonging to MT.
James Tracy, Of Patapsco, became
unruly, throwing both Mr.. Tracy and
his wife from a buggy Mr. and Mis-.
Tracy came here to visit the Muir
docks As Mr.. Tracy got in the buggy
the horse started to kick and twist
until he upset the carriage, throwing
the occupants to the ground. Col
Murdoch was nearby at the time and
rushed to the scene Immediately. The
Colonel soon quieted the animal. Mrs
Tracy received some bruises about her
arms while MIR. Tracy was unhurt-
Joe Yingling is in the limelight
again. Last week mention was made
OF him about going to Westminster ~
often. He went to town last Monday
and Joined Company Fl, Of the First
Regiment Joe walked down mere
from Westminster Tuesday morning
singing Il Am a Soldier Boy Now
HE il already beginning to Sc visions
OF war and has high hopes OF becom'
ing a Brigadier General some day
Just watch him FL j. already im-
bued with the idea that he has IN
limited authority. He believes he has
the right to arrest anyone ne pleases
Neighbors do not fear him. Tie il
merely carried away by the appear
ance he makes in a uniform
Mrs. II. Frederick Boisvert and Miss
Belle Clary paid visit to Mrs. Muir
dock last Friday.
Master Russell Bowman and hi;
sister, Larue, spent Saturday and Sun
day with their grandparents, Col. ant
Mrs Joshua Murdoch
The sick Jinx has struck the homes
of Mr.. Miles Long and Mr.. Rober'
Green. AT the home Of M Long, hii
wife has been under the weather FOL
some time, while her son, Roy sykes
and her nephew, William Smoot, have
also been on the sick list. The same
trouble exists at the home Of Bob
Green. Bob has been confined to m:
house. his wife has also been ia ant
several of his sons have been troubled
with heavy cold.