The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-21
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The cost of living is 77,3 per cent
higher today than in 1918
The 621 a. m train to Baltimore on
October was delayed an hour by
freight wreck at Union Bridge.
Mrs. Walter Blizzard and daughters
spent Friday and Saturday visiting al
the home of Mrs. Wm. Doyle.
Mrs. Lucinda Blizzard OF Bethel
Heights is visiting relatives in Flohr-
Vile.
Salem Charge. st. Benjamln's
Sunday school ] p. m. Preaching p
m. Rev. G. Jeffers.
MIR. and Mrs. William Helm, Penn
sylvania avenue, have returned from
visit to Relatives in New Jersey.
Mr. Charles Thomson, Pennsylvan-
la avenue, has accepted position
with the internal revenue, with head
quarters at McGinnis Dlstlllery.
W. NJ r., is sending all tank cars To
the West TO. be loaded with oil and
brought East to be used in event Of
the railroad strike.
Mr. and Mrs Harrison and two
children, OF Baltimore, were Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Weagly this city.
Mr.. Charles II. Vanderford. Jr.. OF
Baltimore, is spending some time
with his mother, Mrs. G. W. Frizzeli
East Green street.
Night OHicer John Fosset was
struck by an automobile, Saturday
evening and badly bruised, lie had
part of his clothes torn from his per
son. lie is home recuperatIng.
The Louisville baseball team won
the series from Baltimore Monday. II
seemed that lineup. the Louisville
leading hurler was too many FOR the
Orioles TO crack.
Mail Carrier Starner was bumped
from the perch he occupied In his bus
Ky by an automobile Wednesday af-
ternoon The buggy wheel was ringen
by the front wheel of the automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer huntington
Miss Helen Sier, Miss Elya Russell
and Mrs b. f. Russell, Of Baltimore,
were entertained by Miss Violet NJ
Turtle this city, Sunday
MIR. and Mrs Edgar Troxell OF
Keysyille, spent few days with MI
ford Of York, Pa, is spending few
weeks with his mother. Mrs Annie
r. staub, and Mr.. Harry Dull
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Moore, who
have resided in Scranton, Pa, for sew
eral years. have moved to Baltimore
to make their home. Mrs. Moore Is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Schweigart, West Main street.
Elie r.. Day, aged 10 years. wife OF
the late Robert O. Day, dfed Monday
at the home Of her son. Robert Day, at
Sykesyllle Funeral services al St
pauls Methodist Episcopal church,
Wednesday. Interment in Springfield
cemetery.
Carl Mays, the New York Yankees
leading pitcher, made a hit" at York,
Monday, which brought forth S2I.
from his pocket lie fell into speed
trap and was arrested by Constable
Horn. Horn received a speeder from
Mays fist
UPTON If. Richmond. one Of the old
est and best known residents OF Lib
erty district died at his home in lib
ertytown, Thursday morning at Bio
O'Clock aged "a years, 3 months and
II days. death resulting from heart
failure.
Georae r. Gather, counsel to the
prohibition director OF Maryland
prominent LAWYER and one-time lie.
publican candidate for governor, died
Monday at his home in Catonsville
lie had been i'll about week with
pneumonia. Mr. Gathers illness fol
lowed an automobile trip with Ed
mund Budnitz prohibition director
Mr.. Frank NJ. Stevens, OF Creagers-
town. well known in this city captur'
ed the first premium at the Frederick
FAir on the Dutch Belt herd, lie also
received the prize on Ayrshire stock
Mr.. Stevens is a candidate for the
House OF Delegates in Frederick
county He should be- elected as he
Is a most capable man in every way
for the office.
Mrs. Joshua Stewart and son, Er-
nest Stewart wife and children, Ed
ma and Catherine, OF near Union
Mills, entertained the followine
guests on Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel u. Lippy and grand
daughter, Geneva Lippy, and Mr. anC
Mrs. Edward Berwager, all from Han.
over, Pa
The Chapin-Sacks Corporation
BuckeNstown which has been con
Quoting an fee cream business fot
some years, has sold out it's holdings
The property, ineluling the plant ant
fixtures has been purchased by th'
Walker HIN Dairy, Washington ant
by the Nicodemus Company, Freder
lex,