The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-05-27
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Miss Bernadette Hahn. Of Hagers-
town, was a Sunday visitor among
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Weller, Of 8ag-
erstown, we're weeks end guests 81
relatives 10 this city.
Miss Amy Day. Of Mt Airy. was
graduate Of the Nursing school 81
Frederick City Hospitia.
The machinery has arrived at
Union Bridge for The operation OF q
sowing factory In that city.
Mr. Joseph Hoppe. Baltimore. was
Sunday guest " his parents, Ms
and Mrs, Elmer Hops, this city
MlsB Mamie Massioot. Of Baltl-
more, visited her parents. Penngyi-
vania avenue. over the weeks end
Our IRE truck gave domoustra
ton Ia Taneytowu Friday evening be-
fore a large crowd % interested per
sons
Mr. and Mrs. Dali Gprhuch, Of Way
neHboro. Pa. spent Sunday AZ her
home. Mr.. oliver Croft, Carroll
street.
Mf. and Mrs. Wesley Michael and
daughter. Miss Margaret. Rund street,
spent Sunday with relatives near New
Windsor
Considerable change was noticed in
tho atmosphere Tuesday morning
Tuesday wss just 49, cool a. Monday
was warm
Mira. Wesley HemNler. wet Main
street. ia spending some tine IN
Stockton, Md. With her father. who Is
very a.
Miss Nadaline Weller, o. baltimore,
spent the weeks end wilh her par.
enin. Mr and Mrs " q. Weller. Car
roll street
William y. FriEacu. Of winfield. aud
Lester caple aud Ralph Lorkard Of
sandyviiie. spen, The weeks end wisb
Helmea LockaFd,
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard sulley 81
. Haaeratawn. we're guests of Mrs.
isuileya father. Mr. Ephralm Ying
F ling, Union Mills.
The W. M G. drew nine goose oEFH
/ IN q game of base ball With Gettys
burg College at Gettysburg saturday
The aeore VAS 70 o.
The freight business On the ". ".
liz has struck a slump Many ot thesr
engines have been white loaded and
placed on storage tracks.
A wind and hail storm did larEs
amount II damage in Washington
county Monday. buildings wero un'
rooted and trees nprooisd,
Five convictions last week for
drunk and disorderly conduct ct Alb
erdeen, woald imply some "ho0tch'
( factories in that ueighborhood,
/ AR and Mrs. Samuel Myers and Mir.
/ William Myers. 81 Baltimore. spent
sunday with the Messrs Myers moth
or. Mrs. W. Riley Myers. East Main
street.
Mary Matilda Fiscel and George
Z luther Cassatt. both Of Gettyaburg
( were married in Westminster, by Rev
In. n. Edwards pastor Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
Monday ii Decoration Day. Banks.
stores and court house win be closed
/ ii viii be a general holiday in Weat-
m{nstpr as the Veterans Of Foreign
/ Wars have made preparations for
/ parade, base ball &C.
Recently woman on q train near
Froatburg rushed ~ TO the cnndne.
tor o, 81 ahg kaI dropped her
purs Y out 81 .hs
and after ~areh the treasure
recovered.
Miss Lizzie Blrely, Of Middleburg.
has been elected yice-president Of
THE Women's Missionary Society 81
the United Lutheran Church Of the
Middle Conference, Maryland synod,
at the a0th annual meeting Of the
society nj Feagayille last week.
Ii "a estimated that nearly three
lfourths Of million dollars worth
OF automobiles was parked In the held
of David stltley, near Beaver Dam,
Sunday. May i5 Among them were
cars from many states. 0ne car from
California was on the way since An
gust. during which time its owner
occupied bed but four nights!
Louisville school will have q clos.
ing day exercise Saturday, June 4, al
the school house. REGULATIONS, songs
and flower drill by the children
Miss Katherine Boone and Mrs. Fred
Gore win assist the principal Of tht
school, Joseph q. Wales Exercises
begin at D. m Cakes. candies (home
madel and ice cream Will be on salt
for the benefit of . school library.