The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-19
BRIEFS

WW nnunTV UpChCA
F,rmers are now cutting their
,o-n crop, which is bumper.
Mrs B. F. Grouse, Baltimore is
,isiting relatives and friends in this
city,
VIZ experienced some fine weather,
mi evenings and warm days, this
week
Marin street is receiving it's fall
5ress of tar and chip stone. 1t is
some mess.
Mrs Edith Prichety of Baltimore
!. guest of Mrs. John Rose, East
Green street.
MIR. Chancey e. Jerome, Of Jessups,
snent the weeks end with his fam
IL On West Green street.
Miss Irene Rose, East Green street,
bas returned from pleasant visit to
AR sister in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
Mr. William Miller, of Baltimore,
vars weeks end guests Of relatives
here
Miss Eloise Warehime, of Balti-
more. is spending short vacation
MI with her mother, Mrs Warehime,
WI Bond street.
Mrs. Mary Reese, OF Houcksville,
has returned home after spending
the past three weeks with her son,
Geo. L. Reese.
Misses Lottie Huff, Grace and
Agnes Dodrer and Ethel Ranoull, all
Of Westminster, spent Sunday at
fJrav CavernS.
Mrs L. B. Eicholtz, Philadelphia
and Mrs Clara DIETRICH. of Gettys-
burg are guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Hetrick. Carroll street.
Mr.. Bernard Mills and wife, OF
Baltimore were guests last week OF
bis sister. Mrs Vanderford Frizzell,
East Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo "A Lester and
Jacob Brehm spent Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Lydia X. Al
baugh, near Hampstead.
Mr. Winsor Offutt, East Green
street, has secured a position in
Washington and will move his fam
lily to Rockville next week.
The Milton A. Sullivan Real Es-
tate Agency bought the George F.
Sharrer property, West Main street
with possession October LIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Daley and
daughter of Philadelphia were guests
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Dutterer, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Fl. C. Bond and little son,
Chesley, Washington, ID. e., are
guests of her motehr, Mrs. Wander
ford Frizzell, East Green street.
Mr.. William Henry Cassell, West
Main street, spent Sunday at Luray:
He said 1t was one pleasant trip OF
nv life" VINO was with you?
Nessrs. George Arnold, Alfred My
ers, Reese Orndorff and Fern HarVer,
this city left Monday for LynchDurg'
Va where they are attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klein and daugh-
ter, Hanover, Pa, spent the week 5
end with her parents, MIR. ana MIS-.
Henry Bemiller, Pennsylvania ave-
nue
Miss Teresa Goldsmith, Syracuse,
N. Y, and Mr.. Victor Lynch, jack
sOnyille. Fla, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Shaeffer, East Main
street
Mr.. Jacob Elgen, Miss Grace FL
gen and Mrs. Granville hppy'
PENNSYLVANIA avenue spent the
weeks end with Mr.. John Elgen,
Norfolk, Va.
A civil service examination for
rural carriers will be held In THIS
city, October IL. The examination
can be taken by unmarried ladies a.
we'll as by men,
A large number of trade journals
and other magazines now puDlsheo
in New York may soon be printed IN
Baltimore because of increased labor
and other costs in Gotham.
On Thursday evening, September
IS, at o'clock at the residence OF
Miss Nora Gorsuch, a meeting OF the
Women'G Civic League will be held
A full attendance is desired.
A number of base ball lovers from
this city attended the game between
Washington and Detroit On the tor-
uer's ground on Sunday. Detrol'
won by the score Of to 4.
The grading on the New windsor
state road is completed and the lay
ing of the concrete will be in opera
ton by next week by Thomas
Bennett & Hunter, contractors.
The seven-year- daughter q
william Yingling, Manchester avenue
received two fractures in her leg
when she slipped and fell from al
Ice wagon as she tried to hop on.
Many passengers on the Lura,
excursion Sunday had to- stand IRON
inns city to Luray. TIT il said ina
OoO passengers were left at Hitler
station on account of lack or coacnes
Mr.. James M. Stoner, Pennsylvania
avenue, acted as a marshal in tnt
Odd Fellows parade i'm Baltimore OF
Wednesday. About 5000 Odd Fellows
were I'm line and ii was BIZ affair
MIR. Earl Wells, East Main street
Who was employed by the w. M. X.
mas resigned his position to accept
place in the Office of Edw. W. Case
real estate agent, East Main street
Ray Taylor and Charles j. Diffen
dal were i'm the lineup in two game
q base ball between Laureville ant
vaudeville, Sunday, the opening
games of the season. Laureville VOL
both games
Rally Day and Harvest Home ser
Uses i'm Grace Lutheran churcl
sunday were largely attended. ~
IN Harvest Home service the paste
announced the presentation to tn
snurch of the vacant lot opposit
y. ule church as gift from Mr.. am
Trs- Thomas Babylon