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

Y we have winter weather with w
today.
Mr.. Patrick Hayes, Washington
avenue, is visiting his nephew i'm New
York
The Ladies' Aid Society will sci
lunch at Luther Zahn's sale Novem
Der IA.
q heavy down pour of rain, accom-
panied by thunder gust passed oval
our city Election day.
Y Mrs. Harry Gosnell, Of Acton. Ohio
Is visiting Mrs. Walter a. Ford, 81
F'ord's Inn.
/ Mr.. Joseph Fridinger, Crowl avenue
bought FROM Mr.. Harry Mancha q
property on Webster street.
Mrs. Charles Dietz, of Hanover
Pa, is a guest of Mrs. Harry d
Fowble, West Main street.
Mrs. William Il. Hetrick, Carroll
street spent part Of this week in
Gettysburg and attended the funeral
of her uncle.
Misses Nellie Hoffman, Of Small
wood and Anna Mae Hartman of East
Green street, have gone to Hanover
for the winter.
Mrs Rebecca Burns and daughter,
Miss Catherine, of ROCKFORD, Col,
have returned home after spending a
month with relatives i'm this county.
Next Tuesday, "Armistice Day."
has bean declared a legal holiday in
Maryland by Governor Harrington.
Banks and Court House will be closed
in this city on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Eckard en-
tertained on Wednesday evening the
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Protestant church, of Uniontown.
Optic a number were present and a
very pleasant evening was spent
After the business meeting the com
pany was entertained with some very
fine music on the piano and recita-
ton entitled "Old Farmer john.
Later refreshments were served con-
sisting of ice cram, cake and coffee.
All expressed themselves as having
spent a very pleasant evening.
After spending three days in fields
and sleeping in barns near Reisters-
town, Edward Phillips, y years old,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Phillips,
Baltimore, who disappeared from his
home Monday, returned to Baltimore
Thursday and slept in stalls in Lex
ington Market until Friday night.
With money which he had earned
carrying baskets, he bought ticket
to a vaudeville show where his mother
found him.
Ex-Mayor David E. Walsh spent
several days of last week at his home
i'm Westminster. He has been trans
ferred from The Pool Engineering
and Machine Co., where he had
charge Of the Ordnance Coast De-
Tense work for the U. 8. Government
to Baltimore District Salvage Depot
which embraces Maryland, Virginia,
North and South Carolina and has
been made General Superintendent
Of the Depot.
family, of near Sykesville, entertain
Sunday, the occasion being
baptizing Of their eleven-month-o old
daughter, I. Olynn Eurith. Those
present were 1L0N. rEdllh rlGluIHS,
Mr. VIM: Chipley, Mr.. Robert l..
Shipley. of Baltimore; Miss Gretta
Herring, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Peter
son, of Arlington; Mrs. VIM I'm
baugh and daughter, Beatrice, and
Miss Jennie Duvall.
A couple weeks ago Robert IT..
Shriver, Union Mills, purchased a
highbred police dog from a breeder
at Utica, n. Y, The dog didn't seem
to like his new home, and after max
ing his escape and roaming around
the country for several days and
then being recaptured, he was re-
turned to Utica and a second dog
was sent back to Mr.. Shriver. This
dog is a big fellow, two years old, and
gets along nicely in his new sur
roundings. James M. Shriver has
purchased 10-months-old police dog
from the same kennels.