The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-08-25

Everharl, Hersh avenue. are spend
ing the weeks end in Linwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A. Iepp and
son, Edgar, of Waynesburg, Ohio, are
visiting Mr.. Zepp's mother, Mrs. Betty
Zepp West Main street.
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church will hold a chicken supper on
the lawn at Shipley & Bonner's Store,
Gambler, Saturday, September 8.
Rev and Mrs. r. y. Edwards,
Misses Helen and Catherine r. Ed
wards. this city, are spending the
week at Hotel Osborne, Atlantic City.
Mrs Harry Bond and son, Chesley,
of Washington, are guests of her
mother, Mrs. Il. w. Frizzell. East
Green street.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Cowart. of Bal
timore. spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Cowart's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Adams. this city.
Mr. John Hanna, East Main street, Is
spending his vacation at New York.
Philadelphia. and other places of in
terest.
Rev. Chalmers w. Walck and fam
lily. Bond street. have returned from
their vacation through Pennsylvania,
New York and New jersey.
Geo. Thomas Myers, of Cumber-
land. was awarded scholarship to
Blue Ridge College. New Windsor,
by the Board of Education of Allie
gany county.
Mr.. Wilmer King. while working on
the w. NJ. railroad this city. had the
misfortune to drop Il pick on his foot.
He is not able to be at work at this
writing.
Samuel NJ. Bushman for many years
cashier and later president of the First
National bank at Gettysburg. died
Monday after an illness of several
years.
In the county statement last week
through a typographical error in the
name of DR.. J. j. Weaver, it should
have been DR.. J. F. Weaver, Man
chester. who received $3.50 for
chickens being killed by dogs.
About 1900 feet of concrete has
been laid on the State road from New
Windsor toward Linwood by Thomas.
Bennett & Hunter. The road is COM
Melted and in use from LinwoOd to
Union Bridge.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church service Sunday morning at
1890 O'Clock. by Rev. VIM. Michael.
of Glyndon Methodist Episcopal
church. Evening service conducted by
Geo. K. Gehr.
Laura Waters. daughter of the late
paddock NJ. and Mary A. Waters, OF
Carroll county. died August "a, at her
home " Baltimore. Funeral service
and interment will be held tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gellner, of FL.
kins, W. Va. accompanied by Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles Morgan, motored mere
and are visiting Mrs. Gellner's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Chrest, East
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman j. Lee, OIL
Peruvian, Md, are receiving conSrat-
ulations on the birth of son at the
Church Home Infirmary, Baltimore
Mrs. Lee is Il daughter of MI ano
Mrs Michael +. Walsh, of East Main
street.
Hearing on proposed issue OF So
600 of certificates of Indebtedness d!
New Windsor. for new electric HSh'
plant was held Yesterday by the PUP
! lie Service Commission. The issue Will
he authorized. The town some time
ago took over the old plant.
I The face of the town clock on the
/ Firemen's Building is receiving
FRIGHTENING up by fresh coat OF
paint by Meade Ohler, painter, and his
assistant William Slorp. The front o.
the building is also being given 1resf
appearance by the above painters.
Two Raltimoreans were killed Mon
day on the grade crossing near Oden
ton, when the automobile truck II
which they were riding was struck by
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad express iron
Washington to Baltimore, running a
A rate. it is said of nearly 6o miles
an hour.
Bv the ingenuity of Baltimore
contractor the brick residence o
oliver Myers, Liberty street, has beef
moved from its old foundation 10 th'
new. about 60 feet, without the slight
est alarm of trouble. A new lawn an'
norch will cover the old site and tn
appearance of it all will be wonderful
to the property.
An investigation into the death o
Miss Esther Kerchner. % years Ola
of Nacungle, Pa, whose body was re
covered in the surf at Atlantlc> Clt.
Monday after she had succumhed to
heart attack, will probably be con
Quoted following charges made d.
eve-witnesseS of the tragedy that III
effort was made by the lifeguarhs u
rescue her. even after their ATTENTION
had been directed to her plight
There was a large crowd at the an