The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-01-09
BRIEFS.

pubIic schools opened on MONDAY
Zero weather came in on US very
,,noxnected Saturday morning.
Mr.. J. Wesley lille, Spring MILD ~
dangerously i'll at his home
Miss Ada S. B. Pittinger spent Ne"
Years day with Mrs. Ethel F1Onn1An
Ca,orel e. O. Weant made a ousl-
cs Tin TO New York and Boston
this week.
Mr. r Frank Stewart, West MAIN
,.raat ia confined to his home WIN :"
ease Of pleursy.
:. Come Along, Mary" is the ute
of the play to be given at the opera
House tonight
= Frank Weant, of Baltimore, was
a weeks end guest Of Mr.. II. D. row
BILE, West Main street
Mr. John Gait, Washington, u; y:
spent the weeks end with MS moInel'
Mrs. Gait, Parke avenue.
Mr. George W. Albaugh, who has
been confined to his room WIN "H
9fFected left eye, is improving.
Our citizens received their usual
morning exercise these cold days pT
irving to put their FLYERS IN action'
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Martin spent
Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Ell
rrar Pittinger, and family, OF 10y S
Station. - -.
A marriage license was issued IN
baltimore to George r. Ensor, Man
chester, and Margaret b. Fuhrmah'
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, OF
baltimore, were the guests OF his bro
Their. Mr.. Harry Berwager, East Main
street, Sunday.
Mr. James E. Smith and Son, insur-
ance Agents, East Main street pre-
scented the Advocate one or tnelr pedu-
tiful 1920 calendars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Martin OF
Rocky Ridge, spent New Years day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
H. Martin, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sherry, OF
Westminster, spent their honeymoon
with MI. and Mrs. William II. Martin
and family, Of Logs
Keefer's orchestra, this city, furn-
ished music for the annual Ne"
Years dance held in Hotel Slagle
Emmitsburg Friday evening
Mr.. ]. Bernard Wells, an attorney
of Baltimore, formerly Of Hampstead
has been made an assistant to States
Attorney Leach of Baltimore.
The students of the Western Mary
land College who spent the holidays
at their homes have returned and arF
again taking up their duties.
Mr.. Tilden Dodrer, of Hanover, Pa.
and Mr.. George Essom, OF decatur
Ill, spent last Wednesday with Elmer
Wantz and family, Of Frizellburg.
We received a. copy Of the Miam
Herald, published at Miami, Fla IRON
DR.. NJ NJ. Norris, OF New Windsor
who Is spending the winter there.
Mrs. John J. Rose and Miss Irene L
Rose, East Green street, have gon'
to Norfolk, Va, to spend the winter
with their sister Mrs. w. A. Graves.
Jack Dempsey, the American heav!
weight puglist, has accepted an one
of a $500, 600 purse for 45-round ugh
with Carpenter; the French champ
ion.
MIS-. anu anu oOAg D0NAN
of Frizellburg, spent last Saturday a
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Dodrer, College avenue
this city.
Mr.. Denton Cole, Of Cumberland, i
visiting his mother, Mrs. Maggie Q0le
Pennsylvania avenue, recuperatini
from injuries received in an acciden
last week at Cumberland.
AS B. F. Durrerar, Oak Orchard
was going to his farm one day las
week, he saw very unusual sight a
this time of the year, it being a snak
crawling in the snow.
United States Senator Joseph
France entertained Republican mem
bers of the Legislature at. his hom'
Tuesday. Among them was Senatol
Snader from Carroll county.
Carroll county received from thu
State the first quarterly distribution
of state school funds, divided as fol
lows: School tax $8,774.25, books
$1,146.23 and supplies $382.OS.
Mr.. Carroll Lockard and four other
gentlemen from this city left Monday
for Flint, Mich. and will bring in 8
number OF Buick cars. They expect
to arrive here today or to morrow.
Lydia selby, aged SO years, daugh-
ter Of the late Johnnie and Susannah
Selby, died at her home in Reisters-
town, Friday. Funeral services were
held Tuesday at the home Of her niece,
Mrs. ]. F. Eline Interment was In
Old Freedom church cemetery.
In recognition of PATRIOTIC skilled
and daring service while ON patrol
duty off. the coast of France, Naval
Air Pilot Charles j. Boylan, of Balti-
more, was granted a unanimous vote
OF honor by members of the Maryland
Academy of Sciences, at the monthly
meeting last Monday night. Pilot
Boyian is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boylan, formerly of this city.
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