The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-26

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NJ Tha Frederick FaIr Association set
tma dataB cf October A6. A7, 1S and l9
fOF their next fair
MRS. wv. III. WeataWay. who fell on
the ice New Years evening, mas not
been able to walk since without sup
port. She is improving slowly she
is S3 years of age
Mr. WIN. F. CapIe, contractor, of
Baltimore, met with a very serious
accident pn Wednesday laSt- He
fractured hia IT, and crushed his
foot. IT. II son or Mr. R. WI. caple,
Finksburg.
Mr.. Herman Lipnick, of Baltimore,
who is well known at Tannery and
McGinnfs, was married Sunday III
Baltimore, It'd Miss Mary Levin Mr.
aad Mrs Lipnick have the best wishes
Of their friends
The horse sale of Charles W.
KING, at THE MOntOur House, West
Main street, brought large gather
ing Of farmers to this city Tuesday
afternoon. Horses and mules
brought good prices.
Religious services will 10 held All
Pipe Greek (Brick) church Sunday.
january 2S, at 1890 KAN m- Guy E-
Leister, of the Westminster Thee
logical Seminary, will preach You
are invited To come and worship with
us.
They were thinking of making de-
natured alcohol out of potatoes, as a
substitute for gasoline i'm operating
automobiles but with the price Of
Murphy's in these parts Az is apparent
THAT it AID cheaper tO continue paying
tribute to John D-
The Girls Club of Grace Lutheran
Church was royalty entertained last
evening at the hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Handley, West
Main street All present had a
splendid time and enjoyed the deli
ciOus refreshments served.
The Baltimore sun has announced
that after February the price Of
the Morning Sun will ~ "A cents "a
copy, Evening Sun 4 cent a copy and
the Sunday Sun cents copy, due
to the increase Ia price Of paper. The
Sun is the leading daily of Maryland.
When you hear a man sneering at
the local papers, you can safely bet he
doesn't spend hiS time making them
better. Those who don't see IA benefit
arising to a town from its newspapers
haven't a. much sense aS "a cove
oyster, ard are Ole about ID much
value to a town as ten-year-old de-
linquent.
A series of religious meetings will
be held on Sunday afternoon i'm the
MedfOrd Grange Hall beginning jan
uary 2G. Speaker for the first meet
ing will be Rev. A- N. Ward, of West
ern Maryland College Special sing
i'm by the quartette from the Metho-
dist Protestant church, I'm Westmins-
ter. Time of meeting Els p. m.
The public is invited.
The approach Of old age has differ
emit effects on people. Some get sour
and grabbed with the passing or
years and make their last days IN
happy and trial to their families.
Others mellow with age and I'd grow
old gracefully That il the right thing
To do and almost everyone can do it If
he will. Such 1ife's evening is like
a lively sunset whose parting rays
earth with beauty.
Mrs. Edward %. Weant and Judge
and Mrs. William H Thomas, Court
Place, 1870 members of the board of
directors of the National Allies As
SOciatiOn or Maryland, who have
needed the cry Of distress OF this
multitude, and will hold in the Fifth
Regiment Armory, Baltimore, be-
tween March 7th and 21st, a great
exhibition to raise funds with which
Cd relieve the dire suffering of the
blind, the wounded, the crippled, the
sick nd tn starving women and
children and old men in England,
ireland, Belgium, France, Serbia,
italy, Montenegro, Rumania, Poland,
Russia and Armenia.
Frederick is another county to cut
down an army of road supervisors.
Thirty-One were chosen by the Coun-
ty Commissioners under the act OF
the old law whose terms have now
expired. The 31 supervisors are It'd
serve in "a districts, none being ap-
pointed for Frederick and Bruins
wick. The Frederick roads will be
improved under the supervision of
the Commissioners. There is said to
be very little county road i'm Bruins
wick district All the supervisors
were selected by ballot motion
that each Commissioner appoint the
supei tsors for the districts over
which ne has charge in his allotment
was lost. In some districts two SUI
pervisors were elected on account OF
the large road mileage to be cared
for. The supervisor in each district
will employ men to assist him in car
rying on hi work.