The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-09-22

is quite i'll at this time
Mr. s G. Kramer is attending the
Myersdale Fair this week.
Miss Marie Routson, of Union Mills,
is a guest of Miss Mabel A. Wimert,
this week.
Mr.. Robert S Shriver, East Green
street, will move his family to his
home in Roland Park for the winter
months.
Mr.. Dnlaney Reese and son, of ST
Louis, Mo-, are spending some time
with his sisters, Mrs. Abner Parke,
Court Place
The Methodist Episcopal choir will
participate in the anniversary SER
vices OF Wesley Chapel Church, at
Freedom. on Sunday.
Quite "A number of our citizens at
tended the Hanover Fair this week
The fair was as good as usual in ev-
cry respect, even the faker got his.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethes-
da Church will hold an oyster supper
at Gists Hall, October I, beginning
at 6 O'Clock.
Patrolman Charles Masenhmer of
Washington, spent few days with
his father, Mr.. William Masenhimer,
near this city.
A photograph of Mrs. William R.
Seaman was shown in Sundays Sun
sitting on the beach at Cape May
watching the bathers. Mrs. Seaman
was Miss Nancy Thomas, Court place.
After having been run over twice by
during the last year, and
coming out each time as good as new,
Miss Kate FLYNN, school teacher OF
Chicago. was struck by passenger
train engine Friday. She will recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Teed, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Noah Sizes, and family, left Saturday
for Boston for two weeks. From there
Iney will return to their home in AM
herst, Nova Scotia, Canada.
s. Armstrong, postmaster at Sads-
buryville. Pa, shot and killed himself
when postal inspector arrived to
inspect his office. lie had lost some
papers and he feared he would be rep
Mrs. Annie r. Staub, of near this
city. spent from Saturday until Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. George
Sprinkle. also visited Carlin's Park.
She came home very much pleased
with her trip.
Mrs. Margaret Mickey, % years old,
of near Cumberland, was badly burn
ed Monday night while handling
patent gasoline reading lamp. She
was pumping air into the lamp when
it exploded.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Maurice Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Minot, and
son, James. Jr., Of Washington, ID. c.,
were weeks end guests of Mrs. Will
liams' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.
Yeiser, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Anna S. Reese, widow of J.
Fisher Reese, died Saturday at Fair
bourne. Wales. aged SO years old. In
terment was at Beaconsfield England.
Mrs. Reese was well-known in this
city and had planned a visit to
friends here this fall.
A.. p,Iob Whitman accomnanjPd
only by her little daughter, Frances
Guyon, drove her automobile from her
home. Newport. Rhode Island, last
week. and will spend some time with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Sea-
brook. East Main street.
Westminster Realty & Insurance
Co. real estate and insurance dealers,
report having sold the Jas. F. Wing
ling farm of 90 acres near Mayberry,
Md. to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y. Polling, OF
Parsons. w. Va. with possession April
1923.
A bill aimed primarily TO AID for
mer EMPLOYEES of navy yards and ar
who lost their employment be
cause of decreased activities due to
the limitation Of armament, was pass
ed bv the House Tuesday and sent to
the President.
Quite a number of our baseball
lovers went to Taneytown Saturday
afternoon to witness a game between
the home club and New Windsor. The
game was a "hum-dinger. 1t went 10
innings and was full of excitement.
The score was to in favor of New
Windsor.
To the 400 trees already planted in
the Memorial Grove on the grounds
of the Jewish Home for Consumptives
at Reisterstown were added many
more Tuesday when local Jews gath
cred in memory OF those who have
departed The occasion was the ninth
annual pilgrimage to the grove.
Mrs. Howard c. Wachter, Walkers
willie, is a patient at the home of her
son. w. c. Wachter, pastor of the
United brethren church. Taneytown,
suffering from an liberated limb.
Her condition is improving somewhat.
DR.. Francis f. Ellicott, is her attend
inc nbVSipiaO