The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-31
BRIEFS

81 Ua,neShorO is gong through with
4 endemic Of mumps.
Miss Nettie Stonesifer, John street,
moved to Baltimore.
AIR Frank Frick, of New York,
mi few DAYS with his mother
p. Francis +. Schneider.
II urs George Weber has a tomato
< b.r window six inches round, that
paw M as a plant in a quart can.
III dr. Frank Matthews. of Baltimore,
ent sunday with his brother, Mr.
# Matthews. East Main street.
Mss Lena Angel and Miss Alma
oah were guests of Mr.. L. r. Frank
n and family Thursday night last.
Mr. fra !. Lamma, of New York,
ant few days with his brother-in-
AIR N. Frank Thomas. this city.
IA Since the warm weather we notice
nr Young America walking around
h their shirt sleeves.
ur Harry Biehl OF Littlestown, Pa,
g moved to his residence on Liber-
street
Mrs Charles stewart. of Philadel-
hi, was 4 guest of her sister, Mrs.
KIM n. Thomas. Court Place.
Miss Emily Adlesberger, Of En-
soi,.hpre spent several days here,
sting friends and relatives.
Mr.. william H. Haines, New Wind
,r. spent several days this week
yjlh friends in this city
Mr.. James Mobley, of Hagerstown,
r,,.. in this city Sunday evening meet
Ing friends.
Rev. NJ. Z. Ness. of Westminster, Wis.,
led friends at The Moody Bible In
,utpte Of Chicago last week.
Mr., Emma Moore. of New Wind
or. has returned home after spending
.rleral DAYS with Mrs. J. ". MIchaei,
Bond street
4 country supper is to be held al
the Grange Hall. Medford, April q.
If q rainy evening we will have the
supper the following evening.
IL Mr. and Mrs. Reams Whitehurst
Pennsylvania avenue. are receiving
congratulations over the arrival Of an
i eieten pound daughter.
Hr Erskine has moved from the
GorSuch property on East Main street
to the residence formerly occupied by
& Mr. t. 2. Brundige, East Green street
In the first two games of the season
the West End A. A defeated the PREF
school Il to ) and in practice game
defeated St Johns s to Z.
The date for the public school attn
letics for Carroll county will be Sat
q nltay, May 20. The contests will be
held in this city as usual.
Miss Charlotte Myers is guest a
her home East Main street. Miss My
ers is a student at Hood College
q frederick.
Misses Grace Lippy and Heller
Reese. students at Wilson College
B Chambersburg, are guests at thel1
iomrs, this city
A band of gynsies passed through
! this CITY, Tuesday riding in big Sc
ian automobiles. They keep pace witt
the times
Caterpinars were seen crawling OF
The ground Tuesday. The warm wealth
T brought many insects from thei
Information.
Hr. CLAYTON Stoner. near this city
has moved on his farm that he puf
chased from Mr.. George Harris. nea
& Garliedsburg.
AIR. Albert L. Davis, Bird Hill, ha
Purchased the Hively property OF
Fast Main street, formerly the JON
Lynch property.
Mrs. Alice Bohn and Mrs. Ro
oFlht and children, OF Westminster
spent one day last week with >. 4
Hansh and family, keymar.
The cottages at Pen Mar are re
eeiyins their spring cleanup iron
thieves What is not carried off i
scattered over the rooms.
Leeds X. Billingslea, insuranc
agent. has moved his Office fror
Court street. to the room formeri
occupied by John A. Herring, Eas
vain street.
The Woman's Missionary Society G
81 Beniamins Lutheran Church Wi
meet Thursday evening. April ., a
The h9lne of Mrs. Harriet Petry. 7.3
,. III.
Those who visited Mr. and Mr.:
Sohn Hook, Saturday and Sunday wer
Siarence Beehler, Albert Holloway
i'obert Downs, of Baltimore; Ray My
rra' Earl Shal(er, of Medford; Tivi
IIneklneham, Marion Blizzard, {
1Stllaliwood; Misses Emma Bcehlel
Aa[garet Riehl and Mrs. Ethel Preis:
o. Baltimore.