The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-21

Weigle, Liberty Street, are guests of
friends in Gettysburg.
Miss Jessie Rigler, of Mount Airy,
was an Easter guest of Miss Mary
Stem, this city.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Owings have
moved to the Jesse Manahan farm,
near Denning's.
Miss Effie Mitten, of Roop's Mill, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Brice john
son. at Cambridge.
The catch of herring at Seaford,
Del. is so large that the surplus fish
are fed to hogs.
Miss Edna V. Bowen, of Hen ton,
spent from Saturday until Monday
with Mrs. Mary Manager and family.
Mrs. T. Fred Boisvert and daughter,
Miss Reta, of McGinnis Siding, spent
the Easter holidays with her parents,
in Geneva, n. Y.
Miss Annie Warner, of Washington,
D. C., spent the weeks end with her
sister. Mrs. Walter Ford, at the
Heights.
While blowing on his farm about
four miles north of Elkton, Charles
Payne, turned up a watch lost five
years ago.
Miss Edyth E. Little. of Baltimore.
spent the Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Little,
Smallwood.
Mr.. Charles Keefer, of st. John s
College, Annapolis, spent the Easter
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Vim. y. keefer, East Main street.
Two Marine officers and Marine
private we're instantly killed at
QuanticO, Va, when two airplanes in
battle practice locked wings in the air
and plunged to- the ground.
BY the premature explosion of dy-
nmite. Charles H. Bay. farmer near
hrrettsville, was killed while blast
ing Saturday, his head being blown al
most off.
Robert Greenwood, 60 years old,
was instantly killed at Westernport,
Monday when a passenger train on the
Western Maryland Railway struck his
team.
Mr.. Wilfred Copenhaver, of Yale
University, was guest of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Copenhaver.
Pennsylvania avenue, over the Easter
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stouch, of
Long Island, ~ Y, spent the Easter
HOLIDAYS with the formers parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Stouch, Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Miller, and
daughter, Ruth, of Frederick, were
guests of Mr.. Miller's father, Mr.
Bradley Miller, Pennsylvania avenue.
over the weeks end.
Several automobile licenses were
refused to operators last Saturday
when two officers were here to give
examinations. The examinations were
given at the Court House.
The Ladies' Aid of Trinity Luther
an Church, Deer Park Roati will hold
nome of Mrs. w. c. Gosewisch, Small
wood.
Mrs. Julia L. Massey, of Washing
ton d. C., returned home this week.
having spent the past two months at
me home of her sister, Mrs. Leslie
Robertson.
Susie's Kitchen Band will be pre-
sented in the Sunday school room of
me Methodist Episcopal Church.
tuesday. May 16, under the auspices
OF the Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. Church.
chicken country supper will be
served at Medford Grange Hall. Med
fora, Thursday, April 81. by the la
u'eS OF the grange. There will be
Games for young and old. Music by
Stone Chapel orchestra.
keenpr Magee, of Brummel, who
was injured about the eyes by an ex-
pioSlon of dynamite recently, is i'm
proving very slowly. One eye is en-
.lrely destroyed, and can only tell day
from night by the other.
word from State Game Warden lie.
Conlpte that owing to the heavy NOR
talty among rabbits shipped from
hansas. shipments will be dscontinu.
eu ior the season. From 80 to So pei
eeut' We're dead upon arrival.
a jury of men only to try Mrs. Her
d ,n'na Henzelman, charged with MUIR
EeIlng her sister. Gesine Vessel. oil
.,leehold. n. j.. was selected within
M.ee hours Tuesday. The husband
vi lin MS l4-month-old baby in his lap
'd' among the spectators.
Miss Ethel Darby. IS. society cir,
sniand, Ky, was shot to death
raIe Friday night while automobile
lung with a party of young friends
tr u[ce OF the Tri-State section of Ken.
lucky. Ohio and West Virginia ara trv.