The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-03
Additional Briefs.

Miss Daisy ,Leatherwoo sof Mount
Olive, is spending some time with her
cousin, Miss Edna Gosnell, Woodbine.
Mss Mary Gearheart, Relay. was
a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Cos
nell. OF Woodbine
The ST. Mary's Lutheran congrega-
ton of Silver Run will celebrate the
Holy Supper, February II.
Miss Ethel Hatfield, of Freedom, =
spending the week with her aunt, Mrs.
Pickett. at Taylorsville.
Mr.. Samuel Miller. near this city,
who was reported extremely ill last
week. is very low at this time, with no
hopes for recovery.
Mrs. Elmer Bankert, this county,
has received a message of the death
of his sister, Mrs. Gertrude [. Brian,
at Hanover, Pa, Sunday.
John Z. Heagy, huckster has NOV
ed from Sandyville, to Union Mills,
and occupies part of the house which
George Steward purchased of the late
Ira G. Lawyer.
The revival meetings which were
held at Morgan Chapel by Rev. F. R
Isaac, Jr., were a decided success.
Sunday school this Sunday morning at
$50.
Frank Grimes has bought out the
interest of the Woodbine Canning Co
in the Woodbine General Store, al
/ Woodbine. The proprietors are now
kessler d Grimes.
Twenty-seven Rhode Island Reds
] and Plymouth Rock chickens were
( killed by a dog in Col Edward @
/ Weants hennery, on Court Place. last
week. Every chicken in the building
/ was killed.
The ground hog saw his shadow
Yesterday. Does that signify that ht
controls the weather? 1t is all Tom
my Rot. In the last - years the
ground hog tradition was wrong nin'
times.
John Herring, who has conducted /
Job printing nlant at various place:
in this city for many years, has solt
HIS pl lDtl1Io plant w q mum IL 'A'''A
over, who is moving same to tina
place.
The Union Mills Lodge, /. o. NJ. vii
hold an oyser supper ut its hall o.
the evenings of February ., II. Is an
Is. On the evenings of the 18th an
18th music will be furnished by tn
Pleasant Valley Band.
Lent beginning on Ash Wednesda
starts this year on March LIST, an
Easter Sunday is April 10Th. Last yea
Lent began on February 9TH, and Eas
ter Sunday was on March 21th. Thi
wear Easter is nearly three weeks Ia
ter.
the game scheduled by Wester
Maryland College with the Nirgini
FDlytechnic Institute basketball teai
0nicht has been cancelled. due to tn
inability OF the SOutherners to max
their proposed trip to Maryland {
this time.
William D. Taylor. director of on
Of the largest film companies operat
ing at Los Angeles. Cal. and national
~ known in the motion-picture indus
try, was found dead at his home yes
terday under circumstances that til
police said indicated murder. He ha
been shot through the neck.
The Fidelity Bible Glass of Centen
airy Nj hodist Episcopal Church wi
hold a Valentine Tea, Tuesday after
noon. February 18th. from 3 to
n'clock in the Social Hall OF tn
church. SaEa witches, salad and coffe
Will be served for Il small sum. Home
made Cake, candy and ice cream wi
be on sale. All friends of the churc
are invited to come and help with tn
work of this Sunday school class an
enjoy Il social hour
The biennial report of the Spring
deld State Hospital Sykesville, wa
handed TO Governor Richie at Anna
polls on Wednesday by a :committe
Of the Board of Managers. ThCug
'rices mounted sky high during tn
asst two wears. the institution, tlIroug
the practice of rigid economy, did no
Exceed its budget allowance and ha
: small surplus at the end of the tw
: years. Slight increases are asked TO
in the coming two years to max
) needed improvements to care for tn
. steadily increasing number of pa
tients.
The Springfield Lodge l. o. o. +
elects the following officers: p &
Harry l.. Beall; n. G., II. S. Branden
burg; V. G., William Brandenburg
Recording Secretary, J. II. Wilson
Financial Secretary, E. G. Berry
Treasurer, George Schrade; Marsha.
H. IL Beall; Chaplain, P R. Haight
Warden. Leslie GoSsuch; Conductor
Asa Hepner; r. S..N. e.. R. l. Swain
l.. S. n. g.. James Wheatley; o. G.
James p. Noyes; l. G., William L
Shipley; R. S. S, Harry Hobbs; /
L. s., E. Frank Ely; r. S. V. G., Loui
Britton; L. S. V. G., Harry Hesse.