The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-10
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10, 1921
BRIEFS

on the 500 for 1921.
An aeroplane passed over our city
Monday in the direction OF Washing
ton.
Mr. Roger Keeling. Of Baltimore,
made business,trip to this city Mon
day.
Mr.. John Long spent the week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Long,
Tannery.
The. Miner case has been set by the
court for argdineht on Thursday, June
10, at 10 a. m.
The Commencement exercises OF 81.
Johns School will take place on
Thursday, June 16.
Several went to Luray Caverns Sun
day on the special train that was run
over the w. NJ X.
Mrs. ]. r. Andrews, ,of Eurlock, Is
visiting her aunt. Miss Ella Miller,
East Main street.
The Taneytown ball team defeated
Fowblesburg at Fowbesburg. The
score was II to 7.
The tower at Winters Church was
struck by lightning and considerably
damaged May 2s.
Strawberries are selling at TO cents
box in New York. The average price
here is from IS TO ~ cents.
Army TRUCKS and motorcycles seem
TO be plentiful yet Every few days a
bunch pass through our city.
Children's day service at Salem
Church. Sunday. June 2G Mt 1880 a,
M Everybody welcome.
Miss Esther Snyder Of Washing
ton, is being entertained by MISS
Marie Shaw, Park Avenue.
The Western Maryland Hotel at
Union Bridge has been purchased by
e. Waskins Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs John Truss. Of Balt-
more. we're Sunday guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. Crowi, Center street.
The farmers of Washington coun-
ty are planting cucumbers 20 make up
for their loss on the fruit crop
Bass fishing In the Potomac has
been set back about 10 days by the
heavy rains, causing muddy water.
The kids don't care much about
boating and canoeing unless the wat
or is deep enough to get drowned In.
Misses Gertrude and Myrtle GIgard
OF Baltimore we're Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. William Young Bond
street.
II these. bandits keep on banditinR
they are likely 10 gain in weight as
the result of carrying considerable
lead.
Mrs. Emma Kefchner. cranberry
who has spent several months IN
Baltimore has returned home for the
summer
The remains OF e. Pussy ALLEN, who
died in Philadelphia, on June 3, were
inferred In Ebenezer cemetery this
morning.
Bachmans Union punday School
will hold children's service on sun
day evening, June II, All are invited
10 attend.
While millions OF women are suffer
ing from unemployment, other mil
lions Of house wives are trying in
vain TO find servants.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Fowble and
daughter, Miss Helen, West Main
street spent Sunday as guests Of
friends in Harrisburg
The Western Maryland Railroad
completed repairing the tracks from
Cranberry to Patapsco that were
washed badly by the recent food.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett ID. Boyd have
returned from their honeymoon, and
: are occupying their comfortable and
Handsome home on East Main street
One OF Col Baughman's State Po-
lieemen spent Saturday night In this
city and had harvest In his line.
The chief cause OF the violations was
mo lights Our auto owners seem
to forget that the Law calls for lights
after dark
James o. Dorsey living on the
Reisterstown road, near Reisters-
town, who was injured late Friday
night when his automobile was IN eol-
lIsion wubka car OF the Owings Mills
line. is Tfgarted jas critical by physi-
clans at Mercy Hospital Mr.. Dorsey
has fractured skull and bruises
about the body. The accident occurred
near Pleasant Hill schoolhouse.
The reunion Of the /. 0. OF lodges
Of Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Vlr-
ginla, Virginia and the District Of Co
lnnbia Will be held at Pen-Mar on
August II Tllatcommittee Of arrange
ments for Maryland consists OF How
ara n. Hartman Of Hagerstown;
Saul praeger Cumberland; Charles
II. seeger. Frederick G, w Smith.
brunswick; H. Il. Root, Thurmont; Fl
ii WeinefI, Westminster and Wil-
liam ii. g0nes, Baltimore
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