The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-29

the weeks end at bis home in Hag
erstown.
Mr.. W. Frank Thomas is having his
property frightened up by w. s. Ar
baugh & Son painters.
Mr.. and Mrs. slingluff Beacham
Avondales are happy over the arrival
of a five pound farmer.
Mrs. Edward Coppersmith and son
Ted, Pennsylvania Avenue, visited
friends in Frederick sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rowe. East
Main Street, spent Sunday with his
parents, near Union Br'd6e.
Kroop Bros. have consolidated their
stores. One on West Main street has
been moved TO East Main street
DIR. r. NJ Sullivan will occupy the
room formerly used by g. O. Clemson
as a law Office, on East Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Gorsuch
East Main street, are spending some
time in New York and Atlantic city.
The dance at the Armory on Sat
urday night was one Of the largest OF
the season People from all over the
county attended
The Edward r. Reindollar proper
" in Taneytown, which was offered
for sale Saturday was withdrawn
with a bid OF $1,000.
The young people OF Kreiders Re
formed Sunday school will hold a
handkerchief social at the parsonage
May 4. All are welcome.
MIR. and MrR. Clarence Barnes and
family, near THIS city, spent Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr. aHd
Mrs. Oden Barnes. New Windsor.
The Relsterstown Bus line VIII
move It's quarters from IN the rear
81 the postonice to Gilberl's Garage.
on Court street. after May lsL
Nace's Music Store will occupy the
room next 90 &. T.. Eckenrude's auto
mobile store on West Main street
used by Kroop Bros. as a shoe store
Mr.. 4. A. Campbell. Of Baltimore.
formerly living on Fair Ground Hili.
has placed hia AFFAIRS In the hands
OF trustee for the benefit Of his
creditors.
Thomas, Bennett Hunter. con
tractors. are replacing macadam
atreets in the town Of walkerEyille
for the present undesirable dirt
th6roughfares.
Mr.. Edward Kaufman and family
Baltimore are occupying their com
Portable summer home The Elk
helm, un the Meadow Branch road,
near this city.
A negro boy, about is years. em-
ployed by John Molitor. q farmer
near Appleton, drove on With Moli-
ter's new sedan Sunday and has not
yet been located.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Of 81. Bcnlamin's Lutheran church
viii. meet ThurBday afternoon May
3. at the home Of Mrs. Ernest Loucy
at $50 p N,
The most popular flower at this
time here is the dandclion You can
see people Juggling baskets, sacks and
bags fun ~ the little yellow bios
SONS TO their homes.
The suit 10 set aside tho will 81 the
late Mrs Annie Thomas. 81 Norih
East removed from Cecil county 20
the Kent County Court. has resulted
IN a verdict sustaining the viii
The County Commissioners has ap-
pointed Herbert 4. DeVries. VI J Sic.
Donald and w n Bennett, examiners
on the road leading from Wetz
Branch TO Oakland Factory Road
Monday,
Congratulations are being extend.
ed Mr.. and Mrs Walter Sayers. 81
smaliwood, over the birth OF a "a
pound son. Both Mrs Saycrs and son
are getting along fine az her home in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Redding
and daughter. Esther, OF Hanover
pa, and Mr.. Clifford Wentz, Of Jer-
sey Shore. Pa, visited Mr. and Mrs
N. A. Sullivan and family, West Main
street, Sunday.
Walter S. Ruby. son OF Alyer V
Ruby, OF Hampstead, was sent Ia
ST. Mary's Industrial School by Jus
tice Walsh Wednesday. The boy was
sent to the above institution on th,
grounds OF being incorrigible.
Deputy Sheriff Peter Mcfarland, OF
Cumberland, well known TO members
OF the Westminster Fire Department
Is suffering from a triple fracture Of
the arm sustained In preventing a
forger from escaping that he was es
corting TO Jail.
In the interest OF q broader market
for its notes and bonds. the American
Telephone aud Telegraph Company
will make 10 charges at the present
time for notes and bonds OF one de-
nomination given In exchange fol
those OF other denominations as au
thorized in the lndentures. or fol
registered bonds In exchange FOL
coupon bonds or coupon bonds fol
registered bonds.
We are glad TO report that Rev
4 John II. Gonso, pastor OF the Churcf
OF God, Center street, is now on fail
road to recovery. Mr. Gonso has beer
confined to the house since the FIRST o
April His family feared that he wal