The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26

Mr.. Geo. Rickle IS building house
on Liberty street extended.
Mrs. Geo. Beck and children. of
Riohmond Va, are visiting her moth
or, Mrs. Thomas Sinnott. John street.
Mr.. j. Frank Diffendal. Liberty
street, will leave for Boston Sunday
on business trip.
Miss Mabel Chrest, East Main street.
is spending her vacation at Atlantic
City
Miss Agnes Boylan, OF Baltimore.
is visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Boylan, East Main street.
Miss Nannie Massicot, OF Balti-
more, was a weeks end guest at her
home. Pennsylvania avenue.
Prohibition hawks OF the State are
watching for five boats loaded with
booze that are supposed to be some
where in the Chesapeake Bay.
Mr. Guy Blizzard. OF sykesvilla.
visited at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Samue! Miller, near this city, last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Brown and
sons and Mrs. Elmer Hoppe, this city,
spent Sunday as guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. Raymond Frizzell, New Market
Services at st. Benjamin's CKreid-
er'sl Lutheran Church Sunday morn
ing. August 2S Sunday school . a. m.
Preaching 10 a. IN.
Rev Calvin S. slagle Of Baltimore.
spent several days with his daughter.
Mrs. Noah Shaeffer East Green
street.
MIR and Mrs Charles Mitten, Jr., Of
Philadelphia, are guests OF his par
ents Mr. and Mrs Charles Mitten,
East Main street.
Mrs. Oliver Grouse West Main
street, who spent n week with her
son. Mr.. Russell Grouse, at Phiadel-
phia, has returned,
Mrs. Brown, OF Baltimore. was q
guest OF he. rather, Mr. Adam Gar
nand. East Main street, for the week
end. ----.----
Miss Nettie r. Jones, daughter OF
the late John r. and Rachel n. Jones,
died in Frederick, Friday She was a
sister OF Winter ID. Jones. Ridgeyille
Mrs. II. d. Fowble and daughter
Miss Helen, West Main street return
ed Friday from a weeks visit through
the New England States.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowers, Bal
tlmorg, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Geo +. Eckenrode, East Main street
this week Mrs. Bowers is sister or
Mrs lsckenrode.
Mrs. 49, Arnold, West Main street,
who has been at a hospital in Balu-
more for several weeks after an op~
Grafton, returnend home Saturday
greatly improved.
Two automobile accidents took
place at the railroad Saturday night
and Sunday morning, The machines
we're damaged about the tenders oth-
erwise they were ready for service.
Mr.. Frank Weybrlght OF Kensing-
ton, Md, spent Sunday with his fam
lily who are spending some time with
Mrs. Weybright's mother. Mrs Ella
Roberts, West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Miller and lit
tie daughter, Ruth, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the home Of M.
and Mrs. Samuel Miller, near this
city
Two employees Of the Washington
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
line were killed Tuesday when a work
train ran head-on into a passenger
train at Revell Station.
The State Roads Commission sta
toned Mr. Levere Dinst at Union
Mills, Sunday 10 record all cars pass
ing that point in "A hours. During the
day nearly 1900 and at night almost
600 He also kept an account from
what state they were from.
Gregory Brothers, of Uniontown
Pa, bootblacks, will build $lOOO,OOO
hotel in that city, starting October J..
Fifteen years ago the men arrived in
unlontown from Greece penniless and
secured job in a shoe shining par
lOr.
Resenting reprimand from Will
liam Dixon, Baltimore, his employer,
Percy Coats (colored) lay in wait for
Mr.. Dixon and struck him on the head
with piece OF iron pipe, it is alleged,
causing wounds that resulted In his
death. Goats is held for murder.
Miss Emma Kendig, % years old
was. struck Sunday at Gwynbrook by
the w. M. r. express and killed. Mrs.
Kendig walked behind one train to
cross the tracks to the station when
the express struck her on the West
bound track going toward Glyndon.
Her body was hurled about 30 feet i'm
to a ditch.
family reunion and birthday dim
ner for Mrs. Samuel Miller, Washing
ton Pike, near this city, was held on
Sunday. All the children and grand
children were present and good
old time dinner was served which
MI enjoyed: among the good things