The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-03
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 3, 1921
BRIEFS


made business trip to this city Sat
urday.
The Carroll Castle, X. of NJ, c. OF
Silver Run. visited Hanover lodge
last week.
Mr.. James stem, OF Chester, Pa
was a weeks end guest of his mother,
Mrs. Lilly Stem, Bond street
Lewis Little, Of near this city, has
graduated at the Maryland State
School for Deaf, at Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Lynn Coane, of
Philadelphia, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Allgire, Liberty Heights
DIR. and Mrs. Elmer Roger and chill
dren, of Baltimore, were visitors of
his father, Mr.. John Roger, Park
avenue.
Mr.. Carroll G. Nygren. OF Parlett
Ohio, has moved 10 Hopedale. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs, Nygren are both Carroll
countians.
Messrs. Frank and George Snyder
. Of Baltimore, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everhart Penn
sylvania avenue.
Chas. V. Eckenrode. OF Harvey, left
for California last week, where he
has n position. His family will follow
some time this Fall.
Mr.. Theodore Smith, Of Baltimore
spent Geveral days this week with his
niece. Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Little and
family. East Main street
The Woman's Missionary Society 81
St Benjamin's Lutheran Church VIII
meet Monday evening, JGne 8, az the
home Of Mrs. John Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weybright and
children, OF Kingsington. we're visit
Ors OF Mrs. Weybright's mother. Mrs
1Slla s. Roberts, West Main street
Mr.. Dennis Lynch, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Is visiting his wife and family who
were staying at her sisters, Mrs
Frank Mather, Longwell avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Mitten and
family, of Trenton. N. j., were guests
of Mrs. Mitten's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Eyerhart. Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
Little Miss Ruth Ann Nusbaum
New Windsor. fell out Of bed and
broke her collar bone. Her parents
took her to Baltimore Hospital and
had It set.
A number OF the congregation OF
the Methodist Protestant Church at
tended the funeral services OF Rev.
Edward H. Van Dyke, at Centeryille,
Thursday, May 20,
Seven men, five OF the army and
two civilians, were killed late Sunday
afternoon when giant Curtiss-E Eagle
army airplane crumplod and fell 10
the ground near Indian Head Md. In
a terrific wind and electrical storm.
Henry II Boyer, Detour, announces
the marriage OF his daughter. Emily
Elizabeth Fox Boyer, TO Glenn Ell
bridge Miller, Westminster. at North
East, Md, on May IA. They will re-
side In Westminster
It's no telling what some people will
do to have curinsities. One night last
week some one cribbed an alligator
from a pond that contained three Of
the hard shelled reptile family at Mr.
J. D. Crowl's.
Jacob Leister. a farmer living near
New Freedom, lost FIVE tons OF hay
May rs in a peculiar manner A wheel
hub journal became Oyerheated be-
cause OF lack of oil as Lester was
hauling the hay to the city, and the
resulting blaze consumed the load
Mrs. Mary Il. Bowe, formerly of
this county, announces the engage
ment of her son, Mr.. John u. Parlett,
OF Norfolk, Va, TO Miss Mamie Vir-
ginia Etheridge, of Washington. The
wedding win take place this month,
The heavy thunder storm demora-
lized business in this city Saturday
evening. The large crowd that assem-
bled In the early evening was com
PEELED to leave our city for their
homes after continuous rain from
s until midnight.
Lawrence ]. sheahan. Of Brooklyn
~ ", was arrested and confessed as
DelnB the Lnlei VINO nus Deeu IODDlhE
the guests at the leading hotels In
+ Baltimore. Sheahan was arrested at
the Southern Hotel He tried to make
his escape but was shot
Four high school students Of Auro-
"a, Ill,--three boys and girl--were
killed and two others we're injured
early May n when an automobile in
which they were returning home from
a school dance slid down a hillside
road. and was struck by a passenger
train.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage at Gettysburg, Pa, on May 26,
OF Margaret A. Condor, aged q, ana
Lloyd W. Grimm, aged 60, both of
Mt. Airy. The ceremony was perform
ed at St. James Lutheran parsonage
by the pastor, DR.. J. b. Baker.
Walter II. Wariield, aged So, was
May rs held in $1,000 for the action Of
the grand jury, charged with an at
tempt to burn his family home on the
Quynn, farm, at Ijamsyille The only
witnesses against him were his two
daughters and a son, who testified