The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-11-03
CARROLLTON HEIGHTS.

Halloween was very pleasantly Gel
e1rated by the Bethel school, holding
Il splendid entertainment in Carroll
tom hall. The program consisted OF
exercises, recita1ions and songs, the
children were clad in unique cos
tunes suitable to the occasion. Aft
er the program, Halloween pranks
were induIged in by all present.
DAINTY refreshments were sold. The
teacher. Mr.. e. c. Ebaugh wishes TO
thank the patrons, friends and all
who in any way helped to make this
such Il success.
Mrs. Noah Arbaugh had the mis-
fortune OF falling down a flight OF
stairs rendering her unconscious for
time She is better at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shilling and
Mr. and Mrs K r. Taylor spent last
Sunday in Baltimore, the guests OF
relatives. Mrs TAYLOR remained for
d few days.
MIR. and Mrs. L. W. Caple and Mr..
and Mrs r. W. Buchanan, OF Houcks-
Vile. spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Emily Algire and family.
Nr X r. Taylor is canning klefter
pears at his canning factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carr, OF En-
cry. spent last Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Harold Spencer and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and fam
lily, spent last Sunday with their aunt
Mrs Caroline Baker, OF Arcadia, VINO
has been d sufferer from gangrene
Tor sometime.
Rev. Steward Hartman delivered d
splendid Missionary sermon at St.
Johns church, last Sunday morning
before the Women'S Missionary So
cety Of that place. In the afternoon
Rev. Jacob preached.
Mr. Edward Kraft, of Baltimore
spent last weeks end with his WlIe
and SON, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Houck and MI.
and Mrs. Frank Stone, attended a
company" given Mr.. Grant Leister at
his home last Saturday evening.
News has just been received or the
death of Mr.. Frank Shipley, who died
II Baltimore hospital. 1t Will be
remembered that he was removed
from his comfortable bungalow at
thls place, to the hospital, in Septem-
1er because of a stroke of paralysis.
His relatives and friends have our
sympathy.
Some OF our folks had the pleasure
oi bearing Mr.. Daniel Pollng, at
Westminster, last Wednesday. 1t IS
needless to say they were delighted.
Mrs. Z. C. Ebaugh spent several
GAYS recently with her parents, MT.
ana Mrs. Edward Hahn, OF Pleasant
Valley Her sister, Miss Ruth Hahn,
spent last Monday with her.
The L. T. L. is planning to take
prominent part in the big temper
ance parade Saturday. They Will De
equipped with songs and yells and
VIII travel in a float. The w. Z. L.
t. Will also be represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Greene had as
their guests last Sunday, their son.
Mr.. Chester Greene, Messrs. r. A
hVdy, J. Morris and G. r. Reese, OF
baltimore; and Mr.. Clyde Greene and
family, of Boring.
Fourteen cars from this vicinity en-
lered the Dry" tour last Tuesday
with the following drivers: Messrs.
Luther Davidson, Jacob and John
houck. Benjamin Croft, Jr., A. NJ.
Sharrer, Edward Martin, Emory Shat
Ter, Norris, Walter and Oscar Taylor,
Ildl Olu SPChS~A'
smiling, and Rev. Fields. 1t is trlp
long to be remembered and a most
[emarkable one in many ways, VIZ:
because of the fact that there were
"a cars in line, instead Of 100 Whlcn
nad been counted on, and aside from
nilnor troubles to a few cars not
single accident occurred. The dls-
ldhce covered was SO miles and tne
majority of the cars made the entlre
our without a single mishap. An
other remarkable feature was that
uey travelled on schedule time Inc
oour was one round of pleasure from
sart to finish and was made up OF a
Iost enthusiastic bunch of temperance
;a.ooSters. Too much praise and cred
cannot be given the ones who plan
ned the tour, or to the TaneytoWn
tbeople who served the splendid luncn
" such d delightful and systematic