The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-16

Judge James A. C. BOND VIII fedFe
Monday for Bermuda where he will
enjoy a months vacation and rest
Miss Ruth corbfn, q East Green
street, is spending her vacation in
Erie. Pa, Buffalo, n. x and Niagara
Falls.
An imD6rtanf meeting Viii Be held
in this city July 81 1t 3 p M III the
Davis Hall, sJc b street, by the
Thresherman and Farmers Associa-
ton of Carroll county.
H. Writ Reinecker. Of Hanover, has
scld his farm, containing 4S acres Of
land and located in Turkey Foot Val
yey, one mile from Union Mills, to
John BemilIer Jr., for $4,000.
Miss Mary Miller. West Main street,
IS spending her vacation with her
sister and brother-in- law, Rev. Gill
bert E. Turner. Of Bay View, Also
visiting Philadelphia and Atlantic
city.
Rev. Thomas McGuigan. of St
johns church, made an address at the
reception in st. 11oseph's academy
HagerstowIi, Tuesday. Rev Harry
Quinn, Taneytown, was also in at
tendance.
Emory Titnan we'll known to base
ball fans, is now the champion re-
Queer. In six months ne has worked
off 1903 pounds Of excess avCirdupois.
He could afford to lose it, because he
had 623 pounds on which to work.
Emanuel Forney. former resident
of Union Mills, but who has lived in
Baltimore for many years, has moved
into the tenant houses of G. Irving
Kroh, Silver Run. Mr. Forney's wife
is daughter Of the late Jacob j.
Feeser, of Union Mills
Announcement has been received
here Of the marriage at the home OF
the brides parents in Cumberland, of
Miss Adeline Bell, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. E. Cavana, and Dr.
Fred B. Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Smith, Of this city
The following named boarders are
now registered at the Flickinger sum
mer boarding house U1iicm Mflls Z
Prof and Mrs john Seth Leslie, Les
lie and Warren Buchanan and N
gohannessen, of Baltimore. and
George Boone, 4 Of Eestrhinytey. Is
The rnorpinees of The third political
party, kpoYnl aafthel Earrrer-L labor
party was Nominated at Chicago
Yesterday as fpllcWsx Farley R.
Christensen. OF salt Lake City, for
President and Max S: Hays, Cleve-
land for vice president. Mr. Christen-.
sen is Republican
Abraham Bankert, Of Hanover. Pa,
died Tuesday morning at 6 O'clock
from Bright's disease, aged n years.
He was a son Of the late Jacob and.
Eliza Bankert, of Silver Run, Mary
land. He was a member of st. Mary's
Reformed church, Silver Run. Funeral
from the house this morning, Inter
ment in st. Mary's church burying
ground, Silver Run.
The state road is now completed
and open to travel as far as Silver
Run, nine miles out of Westminster.
Fronf Silver Run not more than a
mile is lost in reaching Littlest0wn
In the use of.a good detour which
passes, over a well kent country road
and through beaut part OF the
picturesque Silver Run valley. Our
bus line IS 81 this 6lir e1d io
route are qarelg missed . = . ~ !
AffRngements have been made for a
CAMP of the Girls Club Of this place
atBig Pool, on the Potomac, in Wash
ingtbh county. under the lhaDeronage
ofeA1iss Rachel Everett. from July rs
to Ialv 81 Every day of the eAeanIps
msnt viii be full of activities. Cent
Charles Mosley will conduct q sBlg
Sing DR. Laughlin will give talks on
personal hygienes~ Miss Day will talk
Of proper dress for girls, aud Miss
Jones will tell of housekeeping.
The Sunday school Of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
its annual picnic on Thursday, July ~,
in Flickinger's Grove, on the fancy
town pike, about nine miles from
Westminster. Accommodat will be
provided for all who can go. Cars will
leave the church at a. m. The con-
gregation will unite with the Sunday
school and a great event is promised.
There will be- something going on all
the time. Don't miss the picnic, enjoy
the day with your friends. Everyone
will have a good time.