The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29

Mr.. Harvey Albert and family, Car
Isle, Pa, spent Sunday with his
fat1er, Mr.. E. wi. Albert, West Main |
street
MIR. Ellis Bowers has returned after
a two weeks visit with his brother J.
Leroy Bowers, Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove, ~ j.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday in Baltimore to Joseph G.
Terry, Richmond, va, and Vivian G.
Arlington, Sykesville
| The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Church of God will hold a special
program at 7.3O o'clock Sunday even
ing. The public is invited
DR.. Geo. E. Baughman, East Main
street, left for Ocean City today
where he will rest UP for the next
two weeks or longer.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Zion
cnurch will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Grove Easton, the first Thursday in
September. Everybody welcome
Nearly 200 people attended Every
bodys Day" at Pen Mar yesterday.
The train was packed when it left
this city. Even the tickets were ex-,
hausted.
len bucks ii you save my teeth
They're on the tenth floor After
winch the bellbOy performed a real
service to a guest caught in a hotel
fire in Chicago.
Mrs. e. D. Scott and daughter.
Maude, of Portsmouth, Va, and Miss
Carmen Cox, OF Richland, N. c., left
| Tuesday to visit friends at Pen Mar
and Waynesboro.
John J. Shy, of Columbia, Mo-, got
there too late for his own funeral.
He was on his way from France when
had been reported dead.
Creagerstown, Frederick county, is
going to be supplied with electricity
by current from Security. J. Ii. Ry-
land, of this city, closed contracts
for wiring houses this week.
Mrs. T.. ID. Scott and daughter,
Maude, formerly of this city, now
residing in Portsmouth, Va, and Miss
Carmen Cox, of Richland, N. c., visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ryland and
Mrs. Wm- Bond, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Adams, Miss
Thelma Englar, Avondale; Misses
Nancy Adams and Louise Warehime,
this city, spent from Saturday until
Monday with Mr.. j. Edward Beck,
Waynesboro, Pa.
| Chas. E. Hunt, local attorney, of
Memphis, -Tenn., can neither ride nor
write. He reported to police that his
automobile had been stolen from his
residence, while another thief has en-
tered his otrice and stolen his type
writer.
! A fiat increase in salary of $3.50 for
each postoftice employee for this fiscal
year is proposed i'm a resolution IA
Vorably reported by the House Post
office Committee. Minimum wages of
90 cents an hour are proposed for
substitute employees.
The Sun published a photograph
today OF the fair peach pickers in
an orchard Of Charles E. Bryan, of
Havre de Grace. Among them were
Misses Ruth and Rose Walsh, two
attractive daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ K. Walsh, this city
Having given away more than
! $350,000,O00 during his life time,
Andrew Carnegie died leaving a for
tune of between 100000 and $780,
! 100000, according to his will which
was filed for probate. 1t was his
oft-repeated intention to die a poor
man.
I Mr.. Albert Jordan, of Shipley, was
accidently kicked on Wednesday even
| ing by colt, upon his right arm,
causing compound conmuinted frac-
ture of both bones between his wrist
and elbow. DR.. M. l.. .Bott reduced
the fracture and he was taken to the
MARYLAND TTniunrcitv Pa1+ urL,a
an Xray was taken.
Samuel E. Golf, of near New Ok
ford, Pa, was arrested Wednesday
and held in $500 bail in Frederick
Jail for the action of the September
term of court, charged with stealing
$50 dozen eggs from Harvey Werk-
ing, huckster of near Creager 5toWn,
the night Of August 10.
The Pomona Grange of Carroll
County will assemble at Snydersburg
on Saturday.. September 9th. In the
afternoon at O'Clock an open
meeting will be held to which the
public is cordially invited. Several
subjects of Importance to the farmer
will be discussed by able speakers.
Among the premium winners at
Pen Mar yesterday was George Sell
by, son of William Selby, Union
Bridge, who received first prize for
being the largest baby. The third
prize was given Carrie Hassler,
daughter of Norman Hassler, Union
Bridge, for being among the small
est babies.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Esther Disc, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. U. 5. Disc, of Glen
Rock, to F'errie Reid, of Taneytown,
Md, clerk of the Pennsylvania
railroad. The ceremnoy took place
at LeWistoWn, Pa, last Friday, at the
home of Mrs. Reid's brother-in-law
and sister, Prof. and Mrs. Charles
Duerr.
The friends who visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Ecker Sunday last were
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Deeds and son,
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Caple
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George 5.
Glover and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence R. Glover and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Miller and daughter,
Mae, Mary and Grace Zepp, Marie NJ
Ecker and Ellen Wagner.
The Ford car of Mr.. Samuel A.
Messenger, Union Mills, was wrecked
Wednesday afternoon when it struck
a telephone pole on the Pleasant
Valley Road. The car contained sew
eral passengers, MIR. Messenger, wife |
and son and Mrs Henry BeniIlar !