The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-09-14
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. ID, 1917.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

,,drfar against the cool breeze that
Visited Ms
r.t,, EarlevcOrn took the county
CaI,1rday when all the distilleries
"a -he country we're ordered closed.
william Weaver, a member OF Red
,r,, nj Manchester, rendered an IN
,:.srion to the members OF the local
I,fga of Red Men to a corn roast par
~ last evening,
Wis. cora Snyder, Stonersville,
.,,,t agan TO the Maryland University
t,-..,ira' Baltimore, last Thursday
,rr onrrated upon for appendicitis.
~M. gurration was a success and she
/. Improving.
Mr. Gnha Miller, proprietor OF the
..fa Fountain in the Nick in the Wall,
ETH r.. offered Il reward for information
~. -h4 .ar-un or persons who entered
b.. -Ia.r between the hours Of | a. m.
ami f. M on Saturday last.
TIE photograph Of Earl B. OWings,
.: Shirley. a member Of Battery {,
IN training ut Pikesville was shown in
-rn Baltimore Sun Monday morning.
ua j. a ION OF Mrs. J. Pierce Nllhlde
>4M"v
Mr. Fisher Jones. OF Baltimore,
..~n.rly of this city, who has been
M IA, In. AGENT at Hillen Station for the
N N X tur some time, has been pro-
r,..rad I'D the cOmpany's office on Bal
-mUrp street
Earl ONlngS. a member of Troop "A
=. ,jEr-v.Ie. srent Friday evening in
-nf- civ after securing the mountains
around Fen Mar. for deserter or his
COMPANY He was not fortunate
enough IN bring his man back.
Lightning struck tree near the
residence of Mr.. Albert Barnes, near
WY .rlnHrrrv. ON Thursday afternoon or
r.-, week which splintered the tree
!. then na>1nl on to the concrete cul-
# Vert knocking many pieces from 1t.
T,an Grubcr, Hagerstown, a member
l-rhr Western Maryland Railway sur
ypving corps. was badly injured Tues
NH fag "A, up was walking on top OF
rain near NcCoy's Ferry. A coal chute
struck him ON the head rendering him
@ unconscious lie was taken to Wash
rzrun county Hospital.
Gporgn W. /inkham, veterinarian at
Union Brugc for the past three years
and who enlisted some time ago in the
military .rrvice receiving his COM
r:->iu, a- md Lieutenant Neterlnar-
inn ~ IL g.. was called by the gov
.@rmrur and left for Petersburg, Va,
5harv Dee viii be assigned to duty.
Failure ON the part Of the railroad
To- deliver cans. compelled the Smith
Yn-linu Factory at Hampstead to
transfer corn to their factory in this
city 0n Friday The big freight truck
ot the pennsylvania Transit
H0mnau. was pressed into service, as
waM a. q number Of farm wagons.
Or Nh. farm of Miss Rosa Morgan,
near hampstead. is one lone pump
Kim o, a. line which is a county far
IN itself Much might be written about
'.a .um Kin. the seed Of which came
=R from ID .rIZc exhibit at TimOnlum
Fair 'a-- wear The circumference or
this .u. kin. which is still growing,
1":2 inches.
rarar Wciglc. of Company H.
First M.rylund Regiment worked
urpaDaG'H in the rain Sunday alter
room u lax ont the ground for the
tnr~ ut line F'irst's officers. who ar
r.~t :r amp Mcclellan. AnnlSton
Ala. u.. The First Maryland Regl-
wenr Wednesday, afternoon. 1t was
Ike NH in@ into a furnished home
fpr thu MARYLAND boys. instead or
1"T bare place.
The seven Joyous days Of the 1917
lauaugua were brought to close
N0nda, by the members of the Junior
,aaurnnua very creditably rendering
tn" play. Good Fairy Thrift and do
1g stunt followed by the play, The
Village n: Ding Dong Bell, by the
hines %; Normandy Company. In the
e.ening the same company delighted
large audience with the play. THE
hines of Normandy" Chautauqua
VIII return To this city in 1918.
Announcement was made by the
Western MARYLAND Railway Saturday
Oh the appointment Of J. G.. krener to
We assistant general passenger agent,
with headquarters in Baltimore. The
IT," aDu0lntee will take up the duties
vi hdri"2 f. Stewart, the general pas
'e1ger agent Of the company, who,
Us stated some time ago, has been fur
"lghed by the Western Maryland to
assume railroad duties for the Govern
ment
81 Fauls Methodist Church, Sykes
cc".e, and the Methodist Church, at
Iaither, have been without a regular
::dSlor since Rev. Milton Fl. PetZold
.olned the Navy as Chaplain. The va
.dAcy has been filled by the appoint
Ieht OF Rev. Walter NJ. Depp, of Bos-
WI. graduate Of the Boston School
y. lne0logy He is a young man, re-
emily married, and comes to us high
recommended. 1t is expected that
"e Will arrive in time to assume charge
y" sunday, September Is.
- a county superintendent in a neigh
ling county asked that every teach
Lay at the county institute who took
, ,JSai paper, hold up their hands, to
,o ulsA only six responded. The superin-
so:gnt expressed great surprise and
natI' You don't invest a dollar a year
~ ''n nose papers, yet you expect them
PRINT Tree of charge, notice of all
na sttlt.GleS, insert long programs, eX-
i nv them to advertise you, thus assist
you to climb the ladder to better
'sIlonS and better salaries, without
cent in return.
al geo. N. Hunter, of this city, receiv-
Wo,a card from his nephew, Carlton
ellsworth, Of Mt. Airy, which reads
, ttolloWS: u. S. Army Hospital No
ln Alerlcan Expedition Force, France
f mi on 10, 1917. This is very beauti-