The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-22


Her nights with winds do shiyer.
They make Us wake up quick, all
right,
and reach down for the kiser.
Delightful showers visited us last
Friday and Monday, which we're
most welcome. They put an end TO the
drought and dust, the latter having
become quite deep, making 1t IN
pleasant to all who come In contact
with It. Much cooler weather follow
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Long and Miss
Mary, visited Mrs, Longs mother, hrs.
Mary Martin. last Sunday.
Mrs. Matte chenoTfth has returned
to her home, carroIllon avenue, Balu-
more. after having spent six weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Houek.
A valuable cow belonging to Mr. Geo.
Hughes, was killed BY being struck by
the milk train last Monday morning.
Mr.. Nelson Myles, member OF the
Fourth Regiment, who has been at the
border, but Is now at LAUREL spent
several days last week with his wife
and daughter, at the home Of her faith
er. Mr.. George Hughes. Mrs. Myles
returned to the city With her husband.
Misses Rachel Buckingham and IL.
Grace Eby we're recent guests OF Miss
Carrie q. Greene.
A binding dust storm which lasted
for about half an hour, passed over
this locality recently. The wind blew
with such force, driving the dust In
clouds, that It made 1t unpleasant Tor
both man and beast A rain accom-
panied It, which did not add any to the
condition of things. = reproduction OF
Eagle Pass. ~
Meears. A Myles Sharrer. MorVii
p. Greene, oden Long and Emory Ar
baugh, motored 10 Gettysburg, last
Sunday and had a most delightful trip.
Mr.. Ray Taylor who has been play
ing With the Blue Ridge base ball
league. OF Frederick. Md. finished the
season, and has returned to the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. *. X.
Taylor.
Mr.. James Barnes. tenant on Mr..
George Benson's farm, Palapsco. vas
badly injured by being kicked b
colt last Saturday. The accident &C
CURED on the Bethel road. and Dir.
Leslie Smith took him TO DR.. fontz
where medical aid was rendered.
Though suffering somewhat, Mr.
Barnes is doing nicely at this writing
Mr.. 4. Harland Greene together Hith
his friends, Messrs. Merle Protzman'
of Waynesboro, Pa. and Marion CHM,
of York, Pa, spent the weeks end Hith
Harland's parents. They returned to
Dickinson College last Wednesday
where they are students.
The carrollton l.. 7. L.. As well as
It's superintendent. we're sadly disap-
pointed in their not being able TO take
part in the child ems hour. at the
Hampstead COM enIion. Campaign
songs and yells had been prepared and
they expected TO make some noise Tor
the temperance cause. They sere
prevented on account OF the dreaded
infantile paralysis.
Mr.. K. X. Taylor.s canning factory
Is running on full time and from 40
TO 500 cans of tomatoes are canned
daily.
The Bethel Athletic Baseball Glub
and their friends are again rejoicing
over another splendid victory over the
Springfield State Hospital Base Ball
team, last Saturday Hith score Of
to 0. The game was played on the
grounds of the latter. and the daY vas
an ideal one for the sport The boys
we're accompanied By their families
and friends. Keep II up boys. you're
alright
Mr.. John y. Grose. Of snydersburg.
and Miss Lola FRANKIE, OF New Jersey,
we're recent visitors Of Mr.. William II.
Long and family.
Mans Of our folks enjoyed the snlen-
Az I DaII hAtI n
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". FRANKIE and
children. William and Florence. Mr..
and Mrs. John Mahle. OF Baltimore;
Misses Myrtle and Lottle faple, spent
last Sunday IT the homes of Measrs.
Lewis Greene and Philip Horpel and
families.
Mr.. Edwin Kraft. Of Baltimore. spent
the weeks end with his wife and son.
II the home Of her mother. Mrs. Mary
Martin.
Despite the Inclement weather last
Friday. the following ladies OF the
Willard w. {. T. /, attended the
Hampstead convention: Misses Grace
Ely, Myrle Gaple. Carrie Greene, Mollie
Read. Hesdames Sue r. Kellar, Settie
Ebaagn, Blanche MaGee, Grace Greene,
Elizabeth Rash and Bessie Myerly.
Mrs. Sue Z. Kellar is spending this
week With frIendsIn Hampstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard McMyers. OF
Baltimore, spent laEt Saturday With
Mrs, MeMyers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Shlpley.
The members OF Bethel church tend
cred their pastor aud wife. Rev. md
Mrs. s. B. Craft an informal reception
last Thursday evening. Owing To the
threatening weather the crowd gas
not a. large - would have been 9th
erwiee. A short program vas render
ed, after which cake, coffee and Ice
cream we're served On the lawn. A
most pleasant evening was spent.
Rev. Baer Allied the pnlpits Of The
Salem charge last Sunday. Rev.
Clarke will preach this Sunday.
Again 1t has been necessary 70
change The regular monthly meeting Of
the [. T. l.. Instead Of meeting oeIob-
er LIST. as has been previously an
nouneed 1t will meet this Sunday,
September 23Td, at go p. N. A good
attendance Is requested. After this
Sunday. the Legion will meet the first
Sunday In each month