The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-06-18
BRIEFS


Mr. Arthur Green has started a.
dray to haul freight
The summer schedule Of the w. M.
R goes into effect Sunday morning.
The Westminster Candy Kitchen
has installed new up-to-date soda
fountain.
4 number Of persons took adyant-
age Of the Lnray Cayerns excursion
Sunday.
Mr.. John Reifsnider, of York, Pa,
attended commencement exercises
here this week
Miss Ada Hobbie, Court street, is
spending the sumner at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga
Monday IS the longest day of the
year, and Tuesday is the beginning Of
summer.
Mrs. Harry Uhler and daughter,
Stella spent lest week with Mrs. VIM
Bond, Pennsylvania avenue,
Miss Derma Yeiser has returned 10
Washington after spending a lew
days with her parents, this city.
Fifty eight cities and towns more
than doubled this population in TO
years according to the 1920 census.
Mr. Frank b Beasman, of Sykes
vile, was elected vice president of the
Hotel Rennerts Baltimore, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Heird, Of
Baltimore spent the weeks end with
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. II. Ryland. this city.
Bachman's Union Sunday school
viii have Children's Day Service
Sunday morning. June 81. at 10 p. m.
A jug Of rum is the price of a wife
in West Africa. If that price ruled IN
Westminster the boys would have to
stay single.
A foot ball game is scheduled be-
tween Mt. st. Mary's and Western
Maryland College, at Emmits5urg
October Is.
Mrs Fred Boisvert and daughter.
Miss Rita, Of CaTroIltOn, are spend
ing some time with her parents. at
willard, NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Shauck had
as their guests Wednesday, Mr.. VIM,
sshauek. Roland Davis, VIM. Shatck,
.4Jr.
7 Nine counties have soyerdrawn their
funds from the state Roads Com
mission, Carroll county being one Of
the nine
Samuel Bare, son of DR.. Luther
Bare. West Main street. had his arm
fractured cranking his fathers auto
mobile Tuesday.
BY accidentally striking his left
hand with a Ratchet Mr.. Charles e.
Brown East Main street, is nursing
painful wound.
1Ir. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan. of
IIanovers Pa were week s end visi-s
tors OF his mother Mrs Sullivan,
West Main street.
st. Jeruslens lBachman's) Union
Sunday school viii hold its Children
Day services Sunday morning, June
q at 10 o'clock.
The annual Fourth Of July ceIe-
'bration held by A. j stem will be-
given on the evening of July 3rd.
Fireworks and music
Mrs. Catherine Dell wishes to
thank her neighbors for their kind
ness, which was shown her during
her husbands death.
Want to know who your friends
are2 just let it become known that
you have "a little something hidden
away and you will so3n learn.
Mn. Joseph Scherer, who sold his
farm ON the Baltimore pike and moved
to Baltimore, has gone to Akron,
Ohio, to make his future home.
Sterling Gait, of /. Emmitsburg, "a
member of the State E3ard Of Educa-
tion addressed the graduates of the
State Normal School at Towson.
Daniel E. Houck, of MT. Pleasant,
Frederick county, died Saturday aged
&C years. Besides his family he leaves
a brother, Milton Houck, Winfield.
All barbershops in this city will
close at 5 p. m. instead of 9 as Las
been the usual custom On Saturdays
the closing time will be the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Warner, Of
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs War
ner's sister, Mrs. Josephine Fowler
nd Miss Alice Gist, near this city
There is one sweets consolation in.
being poor. We don't have to worry
over how to prevent the government
from annexing the most of our in
come.
In the sixth annual Statewide Ath-
letice meet under the auspices of the
Public Athletic League held on Home
wood Carroll county school boys made
points.
Our canneries are busy canning
peas at present. B. F. Shriver Co.'s
force has been increased by a num-
Der of foreigners brought here from
Baltimore
George IIoff. of the firm of K1ee
e Hoff, left Sunday with three other
rive home this week with four of the
latest model Studebaker cars