The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-05-13

Mrs. Annie Farver, fof Baltimore,
was a guest Of Mrs. James A. c. Bond,
East Main street.
Oliver Henley, OF Mt Airy, spent
the weeks end with her sister, Mrs.
H. Nj, Lease, Frederick.
Walter ohler, of Harvey, while
making cleats to fasten a metel roof,
cut a half inch of his thumb Off
/ Charles Fowble, Union Bridge has
secured a position with the West
minister Mill and Body Company.
/ Mrs. Bond and son, Of Washington.
/ d. c., are visitors Of her mother, Mrs,
G, w. Frizzell, Center and Green
streets.
4 Mrs. Annie Watkins, OF westmlns-
4 ter district, was granted a special
pension OF $40 by the County Commits
sioners.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Friday to John y. Crabill,
Hancock Md, and Richie l. Myers,
this city.
Breaking into the garage OF Or. j
Lee Hopkins, in the rear OF his home
in HaVre de Grace, thieves stole his
automobile.
John II. Matthias. OF Brunswick, for
merly OF this city was elected seere-
tary Of the Brunswick Fire Company
last week
The Perryville Improvement Asso
citation has voted 10 plant elm trees
along a one-mile stretch OF the State
road through the town.
After one Of the poorest seasons In
the history OF the industry along the
Susquehanna River. the fishermen
have begun to "cut OUT
Mr. Raymond Myers and daughter
Miss Cordela, East Main street. were
guests OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs
10. ~ Myers, Pen Mar Sunday,
A festival given for the benefit Of
the school viii be held az Friendship
on May a. II weather is iaclement,
will be held on the following Monday
Bachmans Union Sunday school
Will hold a Lawn Social" 81 the
home OF MrR Chester Sullivan. near
Melrase, on Saturday evening, May ~.
Music will he furnished by band.
William Palmer the lSyear-aid
negro boy, who stole the car Of hiB
employer. John Molitor, a farmer near
Appleton, is in the county jail at ELK
ton. having been arrested at Ard
more, Pa
Carl r. Cook. a young man OF near
Contreyille, has been taken 20 Bal
timore hospital in o critical condition
with a broken back, sustained In an
automobile mlshap.
The Public Service Commission has
set May n for consideration uf the
petition signed by o number Of Cheg
tertown citizens against the increased
rates for electric current charged by
the Chestervown Electric Company
Edgar NJ. Frounfelicr, Delco agent
West Main street, has installed Deleo
electric systems ng follows Luther
Helwig. Pleasant valley, Dclca light
ing plant. and Jonathan Dorsey
sykcsyllle, Dolco-Idght Water power
In honor Of his return from con
ference nlr the second year as pas.
tor OF Sexton Methodist Episcopal
church. Morreil Park. reception was
rendered Rcv =. Frank Fielding. Fri
day night by the organizations con
nected with the church,
Francesca Tcdeaco. former Minister
OF Finance and the Treasury and
|vice-president Of the Chamber ~ Dep
Iutlcg, Rome. committed suicide Mon
I day by jumping from window. sig
nor TedeSco was suffering from
Inephritis.
1 Claiming that several OF his 1ne
steers died from licking paint from
{cans left carelessly in his field,
/ Charles y. Osbourne, a farmer near
Aberdeen. Us suing r. G. Maxwell
Company. sign painting concern,
in the Hartford County Court for
$1,000 damages.
1 AT the annual Emmitsburg town
election held last Monday. the larE.
est vote IN years was polled 9s vote
being cast out Of the l3I reRlstereh
voters. ]. Harry Stokes was elected
Burgess and Cyril Rotering was elect.
ed Commissioner.
Mr., John W. Reayer and wife and
I MIR. Charles Schaffer and wife, OF Bal
1timore, mutOred 10 New York last
week To visit their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Reese smith The trip was
made In a six Studebaker With the
best OF luck. They returned through
the States OF New York New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware and Mary
land.
ExIGounty superintendent George
f. Morelock was a Sunday guest OF
prof and Mrs. Wilbur l.. Koontz. OF
silver Run, and attended services at
st. Mary's Reformed Church, where
he met many OF his old friends. Rev
and Mrs. j. S. Adam and children
were also callers at the home Of Prof
and Mrs Koontz.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Schneidner en-
ltertained last Sunday evening Mr%l4n-
Their Zahn. Mr.. William Bowers and
son, Mr.. Elmer Schaffer and son, Of