The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-02-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS

home by illness. He is improving.
Mr.. George E. Matthews, assessor
! for Westminster, will complete hi:
work on Monday.
/ Mr.. George Wertz, Liberty street
has purchased the Austin Yingling
property on Bond street.
The Gosnell and King sales OF
Tuesday afternoon brought a large
crowd of people to this city.
The pet fox terrier dog of Mr.
Charles V. Wantz, East Main street
died last Friday. The animal was 1;
years old.
The Gambler Base Ball Association
Will mold an oyster supper in the
Mechanics Hall, at Gambler, February
"a, beginning at p. m.
Master Granville Reese, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Reese, of Louisville
who has been critically ill with pneu,
monia, is greatly improved.
Mr.. Roger Paynter, Webster street
has accepted position in the Palace
Garage, East Main street, as a mech,
anician. Mr.. Paynter was formerly
with KIee & Hoff.
The Sewing Society of Grace Luth,
cran church, this city have finished
the name quilt. 1t contains 40.
names and is on exhibition in the
window at Babylon & Lippy store.
Preaching at Pipe Creek Sunday
morning, February IS, at 1880 a. m.
by Guy +. Lester, of the Westminster
Theological Seminary You are in.
Vited to come and worship with us.
Rev. 5. Hilton Orrick in a sermon
at St. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church, HagerstOWn, urged that the
American flag be displayed il
churches during the present national
crisis.
Mr.. Larry Fowler, Uniontown, was
caught in planning machine in the
Union Bridge car shops and was bad
ly cut and bruised on Monday after
noon. Mr.. Fowler is employed in the
wood work shop.
Religious services in the Medfort
Grange Hall, Sunday afternoon. Feb,
ruary IS, at 2.30 p. N. Professor
Johns of Blue Ridge College, viii
preach. A male quartette from the
college will sing.
A'' H. l l0llNI, OplOll6 LIISL anu OpCl
clan, Of Baltimore, Md, will be at the
Central Drug Store, Taneytown, Md.
Thursday, March $th. Boyle's DRUG
Store, Westminster, Friday and Sat
urday March 9 and 10.
The l5-acre farm of z. s. r. STAN
baugh, situated at Berwick township
Adams county, along the Carlisle
pike, was sold to Adam Manager, OF
Hampstead, Md Mr.. Manager will
move to the farm on April 1st.
Rev. VIM. K Fleck, of Fairfield
has formally accepted the call ex,
tended him by the members of St
.'Auls Lutheran Church, Littlestown
ia. Rev. FleCk expects to assume
his new charge March 25th.
Daniel Morris Ditch, one of the old
est hackmen in the Blue Ridge re-
SORT section, died at the Wayside Inn
his home, at Pen-Mar, Friday morn
ing. lie had been i'll for the past sew
cral months. He was &c years old.
1T will be warm next summer, but
the sun is fading away. 1t is old
very old, II IS past its prime Of life
III l3,Oe",VO0 years it will be cold anC
ad, declared Joseph McCabe OF
t.nGoIl,,. 80 II'$' a ie~IuL' Del"re INC
.' VI ''o''ii'e anu Art
y '"iI n"" n"eh extended by the Re
loiiiled churcheS or CaVetoWn, Lett
crsburg and Wolfsville to the Rev
,C,,GN,t - +I,l H. III liioi onl''Ill'
,,,r ~ ~ 'iIe mon man Orphaha2e
t', ' g 5I'' II d.: 10 succeed the
In,..tr.d A.. 'I IIlr+ Ieaisneu' 1t Is I'm
.,..,..,, 'ii'''1' WIN "oCepI'
r., "'''S tHc matter with Wllkln
T'H' - 'E. LIare 5 successor IL
superintendent or the Maryland Anti
:, -. ''''.' '.'"':uc asked the Snow Hill
-..''" A1' 7 "h&h Dr. ilare's resigna
80" was "HAohl@cd- me Honorable
~" h"" Won ms spurs az 4 tenn
!'''' "'%I''!>'s ana we rcIGmnen|
'''.H ~ III" -'Nt!-Saloon League
''''''''...' 'ile messenger.
NY FARMER" III Frederick count.
.'''. - 'l'''Io5tG| 10 learn or the sue
> W " ":IoiI county FARMER /" f
~ years ago went 10 the
u washington ana began t(
on an extensive scale. Mr.
,G-ni''t AolH MS wheat crop 0
''.''"l '.'SiIrl" LOT 7"i.''h. MI
'''' III IL. ""' o. the most extensive
"" "'o'h growers in LIN
'.".% awe mas made la"min!
' - hrother-in-laW .
''<Hil':t"1f' OF iIDcrtEtOWn.
The large thrc&-stOrv brick dwell
ing on the farm of Vim 7 Raifsnidor