The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-25
The tiittlngs are on.

The Fittings are on.
Mr.. James d. Mitchell has returned
from a visit TO his father in Illinois.
Mr.. John Hanna, East Main street,
viii spend Easter in Philadelphia and
Atlantic city
Mr.. Jesse Smith, Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis smith,
this city.
Mr.. James Crawford. this city, has
returned home from a business trip
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Mckinney, OF Middle
burg, spent Wednesday with Mrs. jos
s. stoner, Park avenue.
The studentso OF the Western Mary
land College, have returned to their
homes for the Easter holidays
Mr.. John Gait. Of Washington, D..
G., was a weeks end guest OF bis
mother. Mrs. John Gait, Park avenue.
Mr.. Charles Keefer. student Of
81 Johns College. is attending the
Easter Holidays with his parents
this city.
Miss Rona Rose, East Green street,
has returned from a several months
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Graves. at
Norfolk. Va.
Mr. Lawrence. Ilnll. OF Gettysburg
College, Is spending the Easter Holt
days with his mother, Mrs. Bessie
Hull. this city
Mr.. Earl Thomson. Pennsylvania
avenue. who was operated upon for
appendicitis. Is improving and ox-
pccted home this week.
M. Arthur Boisyert. who has spent
several months al the home Of his
brother, Sir. r Fred Boisyert. return
ID 20 his home IN Geneva, \. Y. Mon
day.
George l.. Lescaiset Of Manchester
District, bought the 81 acre farm OF
Harry NJ Leege. near Union Mills.
Possession was given March 18th.
W 8. Arbauah q son, East Main
street. are artlstlcaIly painting the
residences 81 Mr. Elmer Caple. Fair
Ground nm. and Mr. James Ranuil
Stone Chapel.
Mr. Joseph Zontgrau. OF HaRers-
town. and Mr. George Zentgratt q
we're In this cny Tuesday
transferring the sale ~ their home
property on Pennsylvania avenue
Misses Virginia Traycr amt sarah
Stgadlin. students 81 Randolph Mae
on College, are spending the Easter
Holidays with the formers parents,
Ar and Mrs. James TrByeT, this city
Mr r Fred Boisyort. Of near Car
folit0u, who has been spending some
time Ia New York State, returned
home Wednesday accompanied ~ bis
niece. Miss Catherine llolavert. 81
Geneva, y. "
Holy Communion at Baust Reform
cd Church Easter Sunday morning al
1890 O'Clock DR. r. q Rr1mer. o.
Lancaster. Pa. VIII conduct the ser
vice Evening service $50 o'clock
Music, sGnEu aud peCitaiiuna
4 moslcm. something new Tor our
cemeteries In this county, has been
erected on the burial lot ut Mr
Charles n Miller, of Baltimore. ln
cemetery Tho cost 81
this burial depeaa runs up iut8 the
thousands u doilars
Helen Nay. 10 years old. I.aucas-
ter. Pa, committed suicide By shoot
Ing worry over her appearance in
Court ia case against two State
troopers ia the only reason assigned
Tor the aot
The Western Maryland College
base ball team Is scheduled 20 play ST.
81 Mary's az Emmitaburg May ant
Nay Is, here Gettysburg College
.tern June 81 Johns College. here
Aprll 9 and April 30 at Annapolis.
Mrs. William Smith. Pennsylvania
avenue, who Is under treatment o.
the Maryland University. ~ critically
ill at this time Hope for her 10
cnvery Is entertained but her con
dition Is not very encouraging
Or 81. {. Wentz. whose Offices are
10 the Weiscr building. York. WAS re-
Gently appointed 20 the ataR 81 the
York City Hospital Ia the eye, ear.
nnse aud throat department Dr.
Wcutz % a son Of Oliver d. Wents. %
lAneboro
Mr.. Geo. y. Numseu. Of thc firm ~
William Numsen 4 Son. Inc. Of Bal
timoro. died Wednesday. AZ the age
OF 60 years lie Is survived by bis
widow and two daughters. Air
Numson has many canning factories.
among them the factory az Asbestos,
which 81 under the supervision OF
Mr.. John vanFosseu.
The Womans Christian Temper
anee Union will meet AZ the home 81
Mrs A. T Raincy, East Green street,
Thursday afternoon. March SiHt. al
1880 o'clock. This viii be a very
important meeting Committees VIII
be named and plans made for the
entertainment Of the State C0nven-
ton IN October Will the members
please be present.
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Two High school Boys Arrested.