The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-08
eHsoLITON HEIGHTS.

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Hauling lime and threahIng seems
to be the chief occupation among the
farmers 1T this time Quite few
have cut clover for seed, which will
soon be 1t to thresh also.
The carpenters are busily engaged
In erecting the frame of Mr.. William
Billiards. house. Carrot Spencer is
the contractor.
Miss Nettie Brehm, with party OF
twelve friends visited Luray Caverns
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Taylor and
Mr.. and MRS. Harold Spencer motored
< to Great Falls, Washington. D. C., last
Sunday and had delightful trip.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
w. c. T. L. was held at the home OF
the President. Mrs. q. c. Fbaugh,
"Hildon RIDGE with fine attend
ance. L vas Mothers meeting, led
by Mrs Enrith Evans. superintendent
of that department, who had arrang-
ed a splendid program. Much bust
ness was transacted. previous to the
Hampstead convention. The treas
urer, Miss Myrtle Caple, gave her final
report. which was a splendid one.
Two new members we're procured.
Some of our folks have been at
tending Ghautauqua which Is above
the average this year. Wonder II II
isn't due to a lady manager Who
said Woman's Suffrage.
Mr.. jacob Deppo, who has been
very much indisposed for some time
is able to be about again.
The Hampstead Carnival was at
tended by many folks from this place
The parades we're very good tho the
crowds smaller than that Of former
years.
Mrs. Carroll Myers, of Nestminster,
and Mr.. NorYille Hahn and wife, OF
Baltimore. spent several days Of last
week NIth their sister. Mrs Il. c,
Ebaugh and family "HIldon Ridge"
Miss Carrie E. Green. county l.. T
L. superintendent, accompanied by
Mrs. Frank MaGee. organized an l.. T
L. at Finksburg, last Sunday morning
A large crowd was present, and 255
children enrolled Mrs. Fenby. presi-
dent, and Mrs. MaGee each gave In
terestlng talks.
The summer vacation Of the child
rem comes to an end Monday. Sept. 20
when the county schools OPEN And
under the new compulsory law, many
will go Who probably would not have
otherwise. Miss Emma Gapie viii
teach At Browns, while Mr.. Emory
Ibaugh, goes back to Bethel.
CarroIIton can boast On an artist
in the person OF Master Emerson
Palmer, aged IL years. son OF Mrs
aaI NfH4aa
painting. does his own designing and
his coloring Is splendid. Last Sun
day he presented his L. 7. l. superin'
tendenL With one of his paintings
which Is appreciated very much In
deed. You're on the right track En-
erson, keep 1t up.
The Prohibition picnic will be held
this Saturday, September D. In the pic
mic grove A good program Is beint
arranged.
The L. T. L. held its reelection Of
officers Sunday, which resulted al
follows: President. Mildred Ebaugh
Vice-presIdent, Chester Taylor. secre
tary, EurIth Evans; assistant Ellen
Chew. treasurer, Emerson Palmer
Librarians. Mona hughes and MARY
Chew: collectors, Mary and Mildred
Greene: organists. Beatrice Houch
and Jennie Hughes; second assistant
superintendent. Mrs GusaIe Blizzard.
Mr.. 4. r. Taylor With : force Of
employees are busily engaged In can
ming tomatoes at his factory.
Miss Il. Grace Eby. Is The weeks
end guest Of her friend. Miss Carrie
II. Greene. Forest Glen
Mr.. MYIes Sharrer. accompanied by
his mother. Mrs. Ogle. hrs. Lewis
Greene. IT. and Mr.. and Mrs. Eckard
motored 10 Gettysburg last Wednes'
day.