The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-02

Miss Fern Snyder returned HON,
Monday after spending four day.
with her cousin, Eliza Shipley.
Master Columbus Snyder spent thu
weeks end with his grandmother
Mrs. Susie Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kastner, Of
Spring Mills, spent Sunday with Mr.
Samuel schaeffer and family, o.
Snydersburg.
Harry Smith Englar, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry f. Englar, Medford
/ has returned home from Baltimore
after having his tonsils and adenoids
removed.
The Hanover Fair rs the next at
traction for Carroll county citizens
The dates are from September 20 to
70 inclusive. Big attractions each
day
The Manchester Bank has sold to r.
W.. Carter, the old hotel property in
Sykesyille, where Walter Ritter for
merly kept hotel. Mr.. Carter has
not determined what disposition to
make Of the property
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crown, OF
Washington. d. c., spent the week.
end with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ T. Yeiser, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Little Lillian Brandenburg. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brand
enburg, Of Berrett. who has been at
the Church Home ana Infirmary, Bal
timore, for five weeks, has sufficiently
recovered from two serious opera
'tions to be brought home
Those who we're Saturday and sun
day visitors Of Mrs John Ritkcll,
George street, were Mr.. and Mrs Hon
and son, Mrs. Oscar Houscr and two
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Mr..
and Mira. Lamb. an of Baltimore.
also Mr. and Mrs Stultz and Mrs.
Hahn.
Mr and Mrs George X Brown, Of
this city. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Marian Coane Brown.
to Mr. Howard Beutun BlddlG, son of
Mrs, Howard Lcnton Biddle, nf Jen-
kiuyllle Pa Mr. Blddie Is connected
with the American Bridge Company,
Of Philadelphia, Pa.
The ladies Of Bachmans Church
tBachman's Mlllg viii serve q sup
per al the Church on Thursday even
ing September o.. or on The ArEi fair
evening following iu case % inglcm.
cut weather Ice cream. cakes ana
home made candies will bc on sale
Nace's orchestra will furnish music
The Wnmans Missionary Society VI
ST. Johns Lutheran church win tBll
their regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs Geo Reese. Wednesday
afternoon September II the wrnth-
rr b. uutayOrable the FIRST fair after
noon Every member invited TO be-
present
on Friday. September 9TH, eKsmIn-
aiionE will Dee given % those high
school students who have been pre-.
pairing during the summer 90 pass M
subjects IN which they are condition.
ed The schedule viii bee morning
Mathematics. History. Latin and
Bookkeeping afternoon English.
Science. French and Shorthand
For the fourth time IN as many
years the official checks Of Sing Sing
Prison have been abatractrd by con.
yicta there and used 81 forgery fpT
their own enrichment this time In
the aum 81 $1,000 lr the nr7t th~Eg
cases the state ri New York suffered
tho loss Ia this latest instance u
seems likely that banks which cash
ed the forged checks VIII bear the
losses
The twenty-seDouG annual reunion
of The Eastern Branch ~ the Belt
Parrish Association was held August
2a al Emory Grove, with nearly zoo
members al the Maryland family pre-
sent Sports began at . o'clock in the
morning and lasted until about noon
4 box luncheon was served on tht
rounds and In the afternoon a rcllg
ious service was held In the tsber
nuclp
Ralph Mnbourne g years old
Chambcrsburg. arrested some time
ago In connection with the murder
Of Garfield Miller. q taxicab driver ot
iIagcrstown, and later released. wa.
taken into custody at Washington
Junction by sheriff William A. Vert
enbaker. Frederick, and lodged IN
iail charged with being implicated Ii
the hOld-up and robbery 81 Jane.
Soper Of Barnesylllc.
Mrs. William Schilling, % Baltl-
more, spent one week with her sis
ter, MIS-. John Kern. OF Westminster
She also spent a week with her nep.
hew and niece, Mr. and Mrs Geo A
Grau. Others who visited them sun
/ day were Mr. and Mrs c. Raymond
Whitney and sons Ray " Noble. Mr.
Paul Schilling, all " Liberty Heights
and Mr. Herbert Powell Of Washing
ton, ID. G.
The guests on. Sunday August y
az the home OF Mr. and Mrs, John r
Yingling. Jr, were Mr.. and Airs
Conrad Warehime, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
+ w. Mefkle. Mr. aud Mrs. Howard q
+ lic'kle and daughters. Grace anu III
ia Mice IIaurfatta LsItua all ~ Han