The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-04
: CAaROLLTON HEIGHTS.

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The sun looks on US now and then,
And smiles with cheerful grace;
To make rs snre that once again
We're bound to see his face
One of the worst electrical storms
O. the season passed over Thursday
night one week. The thunder was ter
rIIlc and the lighting intensely vivid
L struck N O telephone pole near Mr.
jacob Honck's residence, shatlering It.
The current followed the wires TO his
telephone burning 1t out. The impact
vas 30 great, 1t burst open closet
door. scattering hooks about the room
and caused box of cartridges TO ex-
pIode. Forty marks were counted In
the room, where they struck Fortu-
nately the family was in another part
OF the house. Many phones were burn
ed out.
Mrs. R. r. shaffer, Jr., and daughter
OF Baltimore, spent last week with
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. James Martin and family. OF
cranberry Valley, spent last Sunday
18th his mother and sisters and
les Of this place. an
Bethel picnic was
and was quite largely attended
mnsiea' . success. 4 splendid
: program was rendered under
--.s direction of Mr.. Z. G. Ebaugh. Tho
Sarrollton CorneI Band furnished mn-
sic. Refs. Field, Craft and Foltz deliY-
cred short addresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Caple, of Balti-
more, and family spent the weeks end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. sprenkle.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Taylor and fam
ily, of Westminster. were guests of
#Eafas - -.
Taylor
Mrs. Eugene Abel and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley DeMoss. of Balti-
more are guests of their mother. Mrs
Emma Green.
Misses Hilda and Gladys Evans and
friends drove TO see the Freak of
Nature" near Gist, recently
Mrs. Belinda Martin Ii suffering
great deal Of pain from a cancer of
the breast. She Is under constant
treatment OF DIR. Kemp. Her many
friends sympathize with her.
The funeral of Mr.. John Arbaugh
was largely attended. Reys. Graft and
Gonso officiated Mr.. Arbaugh had
been Ill for several weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Greene, IT., spent last
Sunday with her son. Harland, at Pen
Mar. Harland. with six other fellow
students held temporary positions In
thar vicinity during the summer
months
> As haas been her custom for some
years, Mrs. Matte Chenowith, Balti-
more. is spending sometime with Mr.
and Mrs. John Houck
Mr.. Irwin Hahn, OF Philadelphia. Pa
spent the weeks end with his sister,
Mrs b, Z. Ebaugh and family, OF I'LL
don Ridge"
Rest-A-Whiles seems far more
appropriate name for The beautiful
summer home of Mr.. T 4. Smith. since
quite few Of their Washington friends
find both rest and pleasure at this
place. Among their recent guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs David Meade Lea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Smith and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Vim. Rogers. all of Washington.
The ". c. r. T. will hold its next
monthly meeting at the home Of their
President. Mrs. +. F. Ebaugh This
will be the last one prior TO the Con
Yention, which will be held IN lamp
stead.
The L. r. l. will hold an outing In
the picnic grove. August 10. beginning
At I O'Clock. All kind Of games. also
sack races and various other amuga-
be furnished by the BOYS and girls
Should the weather he Indictment Il vii
be held the following afternoon. 4
good time is anticipated All members
Of the l. 7. l.. are requested 10 be
present
Mrs. Simpson Ebangh and son. Nor
man. spent several day. In Baltimore
last week. where Norman is having hif
eyes treated.
Mr.. Eden Long spent last Sunday at
Pen Mar
The tb-month=old child Of Afr. and
Mrs. Vim. Deviibiss swallowed half
glass of kerosine which made II very
sick. A physician was Immediately
consulted, and by following his IN
struetions, was relieved
Mr.. Eugene shiplev. Of Baltimore.
spent last Thurday with his parents,
Ar. and Mrs. Thee. shiney.