The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-07
BRIEFS

Nv drinking bad booze New Years
owe in New York two are dead.
George Lutz. proprietor of Hotel
Edgpw0Od. at Pen Mar, is dead.
Mrs, Ramsay, Of Baltimore, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Noah Schaet-
fer East Green street.
Mrs. Charles o. Clemson, Court
street attended the New Years dance
given at Prince Frederick.
Mrs. Harry c. Albaugh, of Hanover,
Pa. is a guest Of her niece, Mrs. Le-
vine Bilingslea, East Main street.
DIR, D. F. Shipley, East Main street,
has purchased the Abraham Williams
property, located on the street run
ming from the Opera House.
At a. spReiaL election for member.
for the House of Delegates in Dele
ware Democrat was elected. The dis
trict is normally Republican.
William Hoffman, this city, has ac-
cepted the position to haul the mail
from the trains to the post-ofiice from
the Western Maryland Railroad.
Young men from this city who have
been working in the York Chain
Works. at York, Pa, are returning
home. having been laid off for lack OF
work.
Miss Mary B. Shellman, East Main
street. who is spending the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reese, Charles
town, W. Va, sends New Year Greet
mgs to us.
Mr.. Carroll Driscoll, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Driscoll John street IS
home on a short VACATION Mr.. DTS
coll is in the postal mail service with
Headquarters in New York.
Mr.. Samuel Thurman, John street,
is confined to his bed at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. John DriScoli. Mr..
Thurman is nearing his Goth birthday
and his mind is as clear as any per-
sons at 20 years.
Messrs Vernon and Ezra Harbaugh
have taken over the automQbile re-
pair department of the Palace Garage,
conducted by their father, Mr.. Fl. H.
Harbaugh Mr. Harbaugh will contlu-
lie the agency for his well-known line
OF automobiles.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rhoten, CT
Finksburg. entertained Friday even
ing, MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Williams ana
sen, Herman and Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vim Williams and son, Clarence, OF
'ReiSterstown; on Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muse and sons,
Eugene and Reed.
Those who spent Sunday With MI.
and Mrs. Henry Dull were Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Schaffer, EltCn and
Louise Zentgraf of Snydersburg; MI
and Mrs. Charles Dull, Madeline, Roy
Raymond and Mary Dull, of Patapsco;
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dull and son
Emory, of Westminster, and MIR. Yer
non Yingling, of Snydersburg.
A suit not unlike that brought
against the Standard Oil Company
and which resulted in the segregation
OF the subsidiary concerns of that
corporation was instituted in the Unit
ed States District Court by the Alex
ander Milburn Company of Baltimore
against the Union Carbide and Car
bon Company of New York, a $500
100000 trust. The damages are assess
ed at $2,5OO,OO0
Western Maryland Council ]. 0. U
A NJ, No. 10, elected the following
ollcers Friday for the ensuing year:
councillor; Harry Myers; Vice Coun
clIor, Charles Shipley; Financia
Secretary, William Weagly; Record,
ing Secretary, Carroll A. Reese; As
Slstant Recording Secretary, H. Fran
els Hunter; Treasurer, Geo. Wantz
conductor, Harry Reese; Warden,
wesley Matthias, Jr.; Inside Sentinel
melvin Michael; Outside Sentinel
walter Breitweiser; Chaplin, Geo
mantz; Trustees, H. E. Wampler
robert Lowe, Robert IFesson, Clar'
ehce Barnes, Jackson Myerly; Prop
efty Man, D. G. Yingling; Represen
1atve, Robert Hess6n; Alternate
henry .Wampler.