The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-11

Z BRIEFS.

The Sunday school of Grace Iu-
theran church vii hold Its annual
picnic in Snowdenzs woods, near this
city, Tuesday.
Mrs. John schwInn and two child
rem, of Boston, MaHa.. are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bemiller, Pennsylvania avenue.
The corporation has received
carload of tar II barrels. which
has been distributed throughout the
town to be put On the streets.
i force OF men are making re-
nalrs 10 the Washington road. Tar
aud fine stone are being used. The
stone is hard On automobile tires.
elsie NJ Stone. aged 81 years. sife
Of Charles " stone. died at her
home in Baltimore Wednesday. The
body will be taken to New Windsor
Sunday for interment.
The storm and rain intenferred
and broke up the Cradle Roll picnic
Of Grace Lutheran church, On The
Park last evening. Il will be held
this evening from to . o'clock.
The foreground in the rear u
the Firemen's building, will be in
operation tomorrow Saturday from
) 10 1880 D. m. Tor the benefit Of
The Westminster Fire Department
! DR.. Eugene Il. Sullivan has been
discharged from the Army and haE
returned to this city. lie haz re
Humed his practice Of medicine md
vii be glad 10 zee his friends
Miss Nora Robinson Is spending
The summer vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mr. W r. Robinson.
IILtieHtown. Pa. after having spent
the winter at Crawford. n. J.. where
she was engaged IN teaching IN he
public schools.
Those visiting IT. and MIRA. Vivian
Iaafherwood during the week Hera
hrs Ethelberl Wilson and son Ed
yin. of Virginia. Miss Sadie AIszan.
der. of Baltimore county, Mr.. > :
Leatherwood. Ms capple Hood and
Mr. Morley LeaIHefwDod. Of HaItl-
more and Miss neulah Martin. oi
nhnrmont, Frederick county
Pile after pile Of nice. email
round stone are noticed along Ihs
aides OF the state roads n hi
county and shortly a tar POI I'll
come along and sprinkle a liberal
amount OF real hin and sticky IaI
IN these roads and these stone I'll
disappear by covering the ~
- the automobile owner can haTs
some sport on : Sunday digging IL
stone from the Ire of his auzo
Ten insane soldiers from aEsTi
Heas have been transferred % ne
Springfield STATE Hospital foT n
Insane at sykezxIIIe for treatment
These aTe the. fri insane soldiers L
1e placed In , Maryland Institution
and there In demand for The pIHa-
InE of many more. but Springfield
Asylum. like al other similar IHzlI.
Inllons I'm the zIaIe. IL practically
filed. and II Il doubtful u aoeomm0
1aIinns can he found for the mans
. others who are awaiting admItIaHee
] Chairman ZoueE. Of the State tad
Commission Il convinced thu IN
stretched Of Maryland roads aTe ID
narrow lie vii ask the ne1t Legs
lature for an appropriation vi
which 10 increase their width. IN.
Washington Boulevard has beef
HIdened by the addition of three
Ioof concrete shoulder on eacn HIde
and the improvement has been =
greatly commended that Mr.. ZoueI
thinks II should be extended to oIhel
roads and especially to the Annapolil
Boulevard.
Robert Aamen. near Wooaspori
pho vent t sii1dass the bulk Of h,
lighting on the Western battlefront.
where millions we're killed ant
wounded without scratch d
Monday fell forty feet ron
the Top OF hue cherry tree On "a.
Aumen property - the ground Be
meath, fraeturInK several rib. !
shoulder bone. and bruising hIH Ieas
aad body severely. For nearly lxaIs.
hours he lay unconscious. unIeai
lhere are internal injuries not e
: developed he vi recover,
Sunday visitors II the home D
. Mr. and Mrs. David Weltrly. ma
IInaboro were. Mr. and Mrs EaHars
Torry. Mr.. and hrs. Maurice VAN
ef Mr.. and Mr. silas Forty. IT
and Mrs Harry Krug. o. II. sIeTner
. Harvey Ham. raul Baughman. AIHz
; e. Alice and Margaret Ham. Gafne
. md Mary krug. Minnie Henry. Alt
. Forty. Miriam KreIder. Bertha. sadii
i. and Marie Forry. Lettie and HeTIh.
Nehrly, Walton Warner. Paul EorfY
. Harry Krug. j. Earl Forty. GIaf
enee Heller. Charles Markey. GIar
: enee Blagner. John and EdHarl
frank, Albert GGTfer and GInHenel
Mehrly.