The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16
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Miss Annie Beaver, McSherryE-
town, Pa., j. spending some time in
this city. n
| Surveyor of the Port Guy W. Steele
spent the week in New York or busi-
ness for the government.
| John Hardy and Charles Boylan, or
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Thomas
Boylan, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Geo. WV. .Albaugh and Miss
Marianne Albaugh, this city, are.
spending some time at Atlantic City.
| .Dr. iT. y. Coonan, this city, has BEEN
appointed a local surgeon by Western
Maryland Railway Company for this
city. 3- t
Mr.. David Konie, Of New York, spent
the weeks end at FOrd's Inn. Mr.
Konie il dancing instructor by pro-
\ fessiOn.
>. r.. Fisher, optometrist and op-
tician or Baltimore, viii be at Boyle's
I drug store every Saturday instead
T, OF Wednesdays.
| Miss Lillian Shipley, OF Richmond,
Va, spent from Sunday until We'd
nesday last with Miss Cecilia Bowers,
OF near Gambler.
Mrs. Willard B. Rice, who spent
ten days with Miss Maud Miller, OF
Westminster, has returned to her
home i'm Irvington, Baltimore.
Misses Grace Gunther and Doris
Gerwig, OF Baltimore spent the
week's end with the formers sister,
Mrs. Jesse Chrest, Pennsylvania
avenue.
pr'-ale Raw hiser Of Harvey. who
was i'm the army in France has been
mustered out of service and j. home.
Some boys, Kemp Hoff and Alfred
Helwig, went to the circus alone.
We have with US Sergeant Robert
Schnitzer, who just returned from
France to recuperate from wounds
received while in action. "Bob"
looks we'll and says he is damned
glad to be back"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cramer, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph McSteene, of Green's
burg, Pa; Roger Butler, Lama, Pa,
and James Richardson, Jeanette, Pa,
were weeks end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. David f. Walsh. East Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Cover G. Cole, this
city, and MIR. and Mrs. Chester Sti-
max and children, near this city,
motored to Mechanicsville on Sunday
last, and spent the day with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stimax
and family.
Sergeant Francis Miller, of Gettys-
iLburg, Pa, who just returned from
France, visited his fiancee, Miss Irene
Shaeffer, Pennsylvania avenue, several
rdays this week. Sergeant Miller
tells some narrowing stories OF the
battles in which he took part
On account Of the smooth condition
of the roads a sack of oats jolted
from he automobile Of Sir. Noah
Brown, of Meadow Branch, some
where between Washington road, this
city and Hughes shop. Mr.. Brown
would like to know who found it.
/ Eckenrode & Myers have completed
their new building on Chase street in
the rear of Charles Eckenrode's
residence and have installed 200
ton Hydraulic tire applying press i'm
order to serve all truck owners.
See advertisement elsewhere in this
issue
An election will be held in the Re
formed charge at Manchester for
pastor, on June 1st The name OF
Rev NJ @. Slough has been placed i'm
nomination. The time will be as
follows: Manchester 1890 a. m,
Lincboro 1000 a. m, and Snyders-
burg 2.30 p. n.
| The bazaar held at Pleasant Valley
school was great success. The
amount taken i'm was $70.23 with eX-
penses of $18.23, making total OF
$52 clear The proceeds will be used
for the benefit OF the school child
ren's education. Thanks to the liber-
al donators and spenders.
The funeral of Mrs. Molly r.. Ware
helm, 55 years old, wife OF Charles
r. Wareheim, who died Saturday &c
her home on the Frederick road,
was held Tuesday afternoon. Ser
vices were conducted at Providence
Methodist Protestant church. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
New Windsor Town Election passed
Off Monday without any excitement
and resulted as follows: John H.
ROop was elected Burgess without
any opposition, and Chas. =. Nico-
demus, Prof John J. John, J. Edward
West, Isaac Smith and Granville Bull
lock are the Commissioners elected.
Private George Bare, member OF
old Company H, but now the 18th
Machine Gun Battalion, was here on
visit to his mother and other rela-
tives. Tie il recovering from wounds.
There will Dc an entertainment OF
dialogue and spider web social &C
Mount Ventus school Saturday even
ing, May 1f.
Sergeant James Magee, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Magee, this city, a.
rived i'm Baltimore Saturday with
Battery X, Of which he was a member.
His mother, Mrs. John Magee and
brother, Edward, spent Sunday with w
him at Camp Meade. Sergeant Ma
zee spent several weeks on the firing
line.
An entertainment will b. given yat
Reese school house on Friday night,
May 23, beginning at o'clock. The
program will consist of play, drill
and a wedding scene Refreshments
will BE- sold during the evening
Proceeds for library for the school.
Everybody invited If weather Il in-
clement it will be given the follow
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