The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-11-12

4 NY LIZ 81 <aQR.
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Is the liquor stock of the members
of the Supreme Court, exhausted
The stable on Mr.. Snyder Babylon's
property, West, Main street, is being
removed.
Mr.. Thomas Rickle has completed a
comfortable two-story brick residence
on his lot on Liberty street.
Mrs. Andrew Weagly, this city, is
spending some time with her mother.
Mrs Small, at Cavetown, who is i'll.
The Organization tables of the army
make provisions for a tactical field
army of 337 ,231 officers and men.
w. S. Arbaugh & Son. this city, have
contracted to paint the j. N. Mackall
property, at Roland Park, Baltimore.
The residence of Mr. John Murphy
West Main street. is being improved
by an addition of comfortable bay
window.
Miss Ruth Caple, daughter of Geo.
III. Caple, Eastview. while cranking
truck, broke her arm. DR.. Charles r.
Foutz set the arm.
Game seems to be plenty from the
strings of rabbits exhibited by hunt
.ers. One bunch of hunters bagged 33
the first day. Some clean up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everhart. Of
Hersh avenue, have returned home
from Trenton, N j., after spending
ten DAYS with their daughter and
friends.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Church of God will hold an oyster
supper Saturday, November 20, at the
Firemen's building. All welcome.
The glare of the electric lights last
night separated flock of wild geese.
They kept flying over the City for an
hour or more calling together the lost
geese. They were flying very low.
! At the meeting of the Maryland Ag
riculture Society, at Salisbury, Chas.
F. Dale, of Sykesville. was elected
president of the Maryland State Bee
Keepers Association.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of Patapsco
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
pie social and fancy table at the
| home of Mrs. Laura Leppo, on mol
vember 20. All are welcome.
The automobiles of Ernest Wolf and
Sheriff Bloom went together at the
railroad yesterday morning. VOLTS
machine was badly damaged, having
the running board torn completely off
and tenders badly bent. Blooms ma
chine suffered only a broken bumper.
Mrs. Harry Jones and daughter,
Ethel. returned home Sunday evening
from Trenton. N j., where they had
been visiting friends. They report
having had royal good time, also
Trenton is a large and prosperous
city.
Holy communion at ST. Mary's Re-
formed church, Silver Run, Sunday
morning, November ID. and evening,
at 1920 and o'clock, respectively.
Preparatory services Friday evening,
| 7.30 o'clock. Christian Endeavor on
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock.
Governor Cats, of Florida, has re-
fused to turn over to the Hagerstown
authorities E. H. Myers, who was
/ CHdIS0u =
land Railway freight cars in Hagers-
town about a year ago. and was ar
rested recently at Jacksonville, Fla.
| Estimated operating earnings re-
port of the Western Maryland Rail
way Company for the week ended
October 81 last, shows total of $685.
! 372, which compared with $685., 533 for
the corresponding week of 1917, is an
increase of $500. S39.
They kept flying over the city for an
Building, John street, for many years.
the knights of Pythias will move their
quarters to the Odd Fellows Hall,
where the lodge formerly met The
first meeting in their new home will
be Tuesday evening, being changed
from Friday, the usual lodge meeting
time. -
The siren which has been placed
on the Firemen's building to give the
alarm of fire is not satisfactory and
has not been accepted by the com
pany. It seems that the people living
at the ends of East and West Main
streets scarcely hear the sound when
| it is in operation. The apparatus will
be moved to a better position and then
tried out.
Nearly 400 delegates attended the
sessions and conferences of the State
Sunday School Convention at Fred
erick this week. Ross d. Murphy.
president of Blue Ridge College, New
Windsor, addressed the gathering on
''The Value of Teacher Training to
the Sunday School" When appeals
were made for funds to the county as
sociations Carroll county responded
with $3.50.
A many of laugh has been brought
abort nv stories related how the wom-
en- went about casting their ballot.
One wanted to take the ballot home
with her. Another made one mark
and asked for her husband to come
over and finish it. Some would hang
their raps, on the booth until they
were through. One lady let her ballot
/ in the booth and when she came out
she was asked where it was. she re-
marked. in there, pointing to the
booth. I'm through with it"
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