The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-28
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:; Garden making and lots of it is the
nrincipal occupation OF our citizens
at present.
Painters are busy singing the
hrush to freshen up the residences
in our CITY MI :t r-.-a. "t
f. Judging from the number OF NOV
,itgs passing here many changes
will take place this Spring.
Sons have arrived at the homes of
Dr, and Mrs. Luther 8. Bare and Mr..
and Mrs. Stoner Geiman, West Main
street, this week.
D. Murray Stauffer has sold his
farm OF 275 acres, located Az miles
north Of Mt Airy, on the road from
Mt Airy to Unionville, to Charles r.
Holland .....- ... -
Ford automobile tried to straddle
the bridge abatement at Cranberry
mower house on Monday night but
WAS mot successful. Tt was con-
siderably damaged. I
The corporation has placed new
flooring on Green street bridge over
the w. MI R. r. tracks. The old
flooring was in a. most dangerous
condition for traffic. =
One Detroit confectioner, it was
discovered, found the income tax pro-
visions SO complicated that rather
than go to the trouble Of solving the
puzzle he quit business.
A calf was born ON a farm near
WankegaE, ILL.,, with two heads and
four noses. 1t is regarded as a most
unusual freak 1t is being preserved
for exhibition purposes.
Will the two gentlemen who picked
up a can of lard Tuesday, March Is
on the stone road leading from B. F.
Yingling's to Mt Pleasant please Nc
tify Paul Brown, or phone 80 M?
. Mrs VIM. Walsh and daughter,
Ruth, of Louisville, have returned
~ home after spending a week at the
home of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stephan.
st. Johns Lutheran Missionary
Society will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Kate
LOckard, Saturday, April 5, at 2 p.
4 m Each member Us invited to be
present - = -
A pie social will be held 1T EasI
View school. Saturday night. April ).
If the weather is unfavorable it Will
be held the following Monday night.
The proceeds will benefit the school
and the Red Cross. --. .-.s..-
meeting of the Middleburg Com
munity Club will be held Tuesday
night, April /, at ID. IN. An inter-
e5ting program has been arranged.
Prof F. w. Oldenburg, of the Mary
land State College will give a talk on
Corn and Hay
Howard Hyle Of near Mt Pleasant
misiudging the road on turn DIT A.
W. Feeser's canning factory, at Silver
Run, ran his car under the factory as
far as the body The radiator, axle
and motor were damaged to a great
extent
Mrs. Mary R. Haslup, State Presi-
dent OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will deliver an address
at Ffnksburg Methodist Protestant
church Sunday, April 6, at 1890 a. m.
Subject Sound the Jubilee" The
public cordially invited.
The freshman class at the Univer-
slty OF Washington, at Seattle, paint
ed the campus water tower and cleo
trio lights green. 1t was one of the
annual Jokes" But the joke didn't
work out as intended. The class has
been presented with a bill for $43.63
10 cover the damage done.
Governor Harrington announced
me appointment of Associate Judge
William Fl. Adkins, of Talbot county,
VINO has been II years on the bench
10 De chief judge Of the Second Judi
clal Circuit and member of the
court OF Appeals, to succeed the late
Cnler Judge Albert Constable, OF
Cecil county.
Next Sunday will be the. shortest
Jay In the year Of 1919, not in the
length OF daylight, but in the number
u hours. AS a matter of fact, it will
nave only % hours, because at a. m,
daylight saving will become effective,
dill tne clocks will be moved forward
hour.
There will be community meeting
FL tne Methodist Episcopal church,
rtn6sourg, Monday night, March 81,
?. 10. An interesting program
ads been arranged. MIR. James T.
ln HiCnony, OF Chestertown,. Nd, Chap
IoL OF the State Grange, and Mr..
% Soan 3. Black, Master of. the State
thanee, will be present and discuss
~ value OF the grange to the com
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Gay long to be remembered was
happily spent Sunday, March %,
y ne home Of Walter Stephan ana
nun liy Those present were Mr.. and
Mt rs, Lewis Gummel, of GreenmounL;
NM NTH. and Mrs. Robert Stephan, Ray
ta unRel, Mrs. VIM. Walsh and daugh-
STU fS ruth, of Louisville; Mrs. Frank
S tepnn and daughter, Ida, Mrs. Chas.
paan and son Ralph, Mrs Lydia
|. 80 Amanda IT.. Yingling.
sic Judge E. L. Rainey, prison commits
" 4 tso. AZ Atlanta, Ca, swore solemn
hrr aaat when he and a friend were
conrt ag IT. the wilds OF Calhoun
ear. their pointer dog cooked his
pro !, reared back and pointed" what
bIsnsu on investigation to be a big
NJ pass, seven pounds, swimming
Wasbh swallow pool about as big az q
eat n a. two miles from the near
duca st tR The Judge did not pro-
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