The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20


i n. Al :. SefIman, WaterssIlie, ~
in Ihls cit Monday,
/ Miss Helen Dorsey. Bond street, /
visiting relatives at Noodblne
! Ms. Jesse s. ayefs md daughters
: East Main street are visiting az At
i lanIle CITY.
TIE 17=year locust pests tat haT.
kept our country alive Nth their sing
ing are disappearing,
Misses Hattie Ghrest and Elizabeth
! Polzel. thIs city are spending SONS
time 40 Atlantic city.
mrs. Mary DlfIendal. DanvIIle, V.
srenI few days with Mrs :. Mars
] Dlffendal, Liberty street.
Wesley Matthias, this city, has pur.
chased the Charles Easom property
On Pennsylvania avenue
NJ. and Mrs. Iohn Ksrn. d bel.
view. Ohio arc visiting bis father, ~
John Kern. Bishop street.
Mr.. Upton Hayden. Of Hagerstown,
visited relatives and friends IN this
county during Che weeks END.
Misses Cordella Myers and Eliza
beth DiffendaI, this city. are VISITORS
of Mr. and hrs. i. o. Myers. Pen Mar.
Howard !. KsiIer, NJ Air. fell ;
victim TO the neH parking ordinance
Of Baltimore city lie vas arrested.
The farm army camp Of B. :. Shrix.
or Company has been opened win
the usual force of men to start the
season.
OfTieer John a stem, sho xas rem
dered unconscious By 4 annstroke
last week. : yery much improved II
this Time
tIr. and hrs. Joshua Warner. Ar
lington are visiting their sisters. Mrs.
Josephine Fowler and MIS- Alice
Gisl. near MS CIT.
Peter ]. zee, furniture dealer O
Washington. Is out $4,000 In a new
swin1le, part q which he lost n
Philadelphia Monday night
A GEAR 80 there ~ much pub
licily concerning the boarding d
sugar. Tn yea complaints haxa
been made against lumber dealers for
boarding lumber
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HampIar and
s0n, William. Pennsylvania avenue
left Tuesday for ; -four weeks. trIn
10 Virginia and Kentucky where thaf
will visit relatives
NJ. and Irs. Jerome Doll nd Mr.
Preston Del. Of Baltimore. and Mr..
Minnie Arnold have returned home
after visiting Mr.. Vernon G. DELI, 81
Washington. D. :.
"Pno~AIlys caI with N ear for
Music nearly broke Up : concert =
Boston during the playing o Wagz
neris music. The cat raised it voice.
UaheEs raised the cat.
A scholarship 70 the entrance ex-
aminations for the departments d
engineering and science OF Johns
Hopkins University ma 30 awarded
10 Western Maryland College i thu
report.
Mr. james pearre Hantz. We
Aain street. vas elected vi pfezIz
dent d The Maryland Branch II the
National Congress Of Mothers an
Parent Teacher Association IN UaltI
more Monday.
Co JOIN Murdoch. of Tannery.
left : sample OF hIs early potatoes n
this nIfce his Haek. Tho potatoes
sere about n tlus as 0He could de-
sire md The yield vii b excellent
said Col. MURDOCH
Tna p o. $, OF :. Lodge OF Pleas
ant valley Ill hid Home Coming
picnic in Joseph fingling's weeds -
welcome The boys haok from he war.
Everybody come md EIEe them :
hearty welcome.
Mr. and Nra. 1ames ~ stonsT.
Pennsylvania avenue received word
from their on. JaIaes / sionHr. who
Is q alate officer u the !. q . Rail
road. II Camden Station that b had
been promoted 70 sergeant
Union Bridge - visited b : ter
rife Wind and thunder storm o Sun
day afternoon Trees Nare unrooteI
and property damaged. The roof d
The Farmers Supply Company vs.
blown on md feed thai was stored
therein damaged = raiH.
On 1uly ! Or. Arthur :. Tracey aud
family. of Hampstead, I'll start On
an automobile IHIp Of about three
weeks. duration. Tho route the hive
mapped out will lake them into Can
ada = wa OF Niagara EalIz. into
Michigan. and then TO Chicago.
Mr.. Minnie Talbot. II Lexington.
no. i the Trst woman sheriff eIectaI
10 Office u Missouri she i tn
widow OF Sheriff John Talbot. muir.
dered May : by automobile thieves.
Cha ~ aIaH4ad a a s#zzSaf ZIz.ff.zzz
BY ; large majority.
Baehman.z Sunday school ID No
have heir festival as announced be
cause Of raIn and will hold 4 chi
Saturday evening. June 81. Should
Il rain II VII be held O the follow
ing Tuesday evening, TIE COMMITTEES
viii arrange for band OF music.
The committee II the Church 9
God Christian Endaayor Society wish
as To thank III Who helped maze tn
sock social = success; aIHo thoHs wha
could not b present baI sent their
socks. The net receipts Of The even.
Ing amounted TO $500 Mrs. J. 4.
Myers. chairman.
Earle Bian Snader, Hon OF Mr. and
Mrs. Sterling Snader, of Baltimore
and grandson OF Ms. Sllaa Bish. neaF
this city, graduated at the Baltimore
City College Tuesday evening. Mr.
Bish and Charles Dish. attended tn
commencement exercises which were
held IN the Lyric.
State Comptroller MeMullen an.
noun1ed the second quarterly die.
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