The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20

al from Il wv
~,, State road in Baltimore county
carroll county line to Pikesville
.,yI he finished this fall.
ur Murray Mailman, Frizellburg,
secured a position in Baltimore,
~itb paint contractor.
,c.. Mamie BowersoX, John street,
WI sunday last in Baltimore. as the
srsst OF her brother
u-. r. Heagy. East Green street,
49,, returned to a hospital in Balti-
.1ra for an operation.
A. orl Mrs. George A. Lester, Of
rian sent Saturday and Sunday last
,;.b friends at Thurmont.
Tho srork left a daughter at the
,na ~ Mr., and Mrs. Ray Green,
wsIison street Tuesday morning.
ur,s oJsephine Fowler. who spent
,nroI weeks in Baltimore, has re-
$500 to her home in Westminster.
NJ Ioseph L. Matthias, East Main
-..aat who was operated on for ap-
",dicitis came home last week very
much improved
Tho registrars of voters for the
.,nrtb district, second precinct, have
oomnetpd their work. As names were
added and l. erased.
Train No. 10, known as the So p.
y, nan. was DELAYED one hour on
n,o,unt of its engine breaking down
n Thurmont, Tuesday.
Thanksgiving Day will be on the
bsr Thursday in November, as usual,
which means that it will fall on the
last day of next month
Saryces OF Salem church-St. Johns
sunday. October p. Sunday school
,t11m.: services at p. m, by Rev.
Sl9s H. Cutler, of Reisterstown-
Miss Mary J. Mccartney, near this
citv Monday went to the Sanitorlum,
sabillasville. Md, where she will re-
,avp treatment for an indefinite time.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Stoner, West
Main street. are the happy parents
,yar the arrival of a daughter. Grand
f,her and grandmother Stoner wear
smiles too.
The SmallwoOd Grange will hold its
1-h annual corn show and oyster sup
Der on Saturday, October %, beginning
At noon. Prizes will be given for the
best exhibit.
A. S. Whitehill, Of Union Bridge,
has purchased lot on Rockwell Ter
race. from Grayson II. Staley ana Will
erect a fine dwelling on the property
in which he will make his tuture
home. says the Frederick News.
A valuable colt of Mr.. Henry Sharp,
Of Tannery, hung itself Monday night
in its stall The colt reached far over
tho manger to get a mouthful of hay,
a. it did 50, the halter rope caught
fast on a nail, choking the colt 10
death.
interests behind the Western Mary
land Railroad and the Old Dominion
Railway have completed tentative ar
rangements for the construction OF a
connection between the two roads tnat
will give the Western Maryland an en-
try into Washington.
Owing to the fact that Smallwood
Hall is engaged for Thanksgiving
night, the Ladies' Aid of Trinity Luth-
eran church. Deer Park road, will hold
their oyster super on Saturday night,
November T. If the weather is 1nclem-
ent it will be held on Monday night
blowing
Mrs Charles Jones, of Cranberry
Who has been receiving treatment Tor
a gOrter at the Union Protestant IN
Urinary, Baltimore, was operated upon
Tuesday morning. The operation
was successful and it is expected she
will return home in about three
weeks
The first of the new 10 cent, pieces
are ready for issue. They are Delng
turned out AT the Philadelphia mint at
The rate of 100000 a day and lO,OO0'-
Ol0 Of them are 10 be issued. me
new piece bears the figure OF TIRE
can lady on the diverse side ana the
OQndle and rods and the az OF the
Roman lictOrs Oh the reverse.
Miss Maude Manahan, daughter Oh
VT. and Mrs. Charles Nanahan, west
MdIn street. and a nurse al John
hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. Is cru
cally i'll. Miss Manahan had tonsllltlS
d1d last Saturday had her tOnSlls re-
moved which later developed into
Nsat form OF diphtheria. Monday
evening she became desperately Ill, Dut
a: this writing is somewhat better.
Hef mother is at her bedside.
Three persons were slightly inJur-
Gu "hen passenger train anu d
ncSelght train on the Baltimore ana
oalo Railroad collided, near mount
anfy Md, shortly after O'CLOCK on
Eo1Eooer -. The passenger train was
uuound from Baltimore to Winchester
va Just above Mount Airy 1t ran
Trough an open switch and collloeG'
ueadon, with the freight train, Whlch
was waiting in siding for the pas
Tager train to pass.
). sometime ago the milk producers IN
ils Maryland Pennsylvania Da1rymen
association asked the Baltimore deal,
ITS and distributors for an increase OF
cents per gallon for their milk:
..amlng that the increase in cost OIL
.M.,4auction was too great to continue
osLing at the price then received. Sev-
~ '.dl conferences we're held, and aIter
considerable talk and arguing ana IN
,esugating the distributors nave
Asreed to pay the increase asked.
Mrs, MRS John Rickle and family enter
80 s.aed on Sunday, MIR and Mrs. ROD
NJ NJ Gr1er and sons, Wilbur and Henry
Gs assrs J. Stow, Frank Rickle, Elmer
T.eene and Robert Tressler and MISS
n nteeca Garrett, all of Baltimore,
Ma ia Myers, of Washington, ID. u;
T.sses Anna, Catherine and Margaret
lanes Mary Wagner, Viola, Frances