The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-10-27

Mrs. Guy Holbrook, of this city,
spent a few days in Baltimore with
Mrs. John Yox.
Henry Redmer, who conducted an
automobile accessory store on the
corner of Main and Court streets, has
discontinued business
A halloween dance will be held in
Firemen's Hall Tuesday evening, un-
der the auspices of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Mrs. Isaac Long, Tannery, who was
brought home from the hospital in
Baltimore last Sunday is not recover
ing as well as expected. She may re-
turn this week for further treatment.
Walter Socolow and Jack Hart, who
were tried for the murder of William
n Norris in Baltimore, We're found
guilty and sentenced to penitentiary
for the balance of their natural life.
! On Saturday evening, October q,
Grover c. Taylor and Blanche Eliza
beth Wagner, both of Patapsco, were
quietly married at the Lutheran par
sonage by Rev. ]. B. Ripley, pastor.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of Fri
der's Reformed Church will hold an
annual chicken and oyster supper IT.
the Firemen's Hall, on Friday ami
Saturday nights, November 10 and IL.
The Ford Roadster. of Nevin Cop
persmith was burned completely last
week, near MOrelOck's school house,
and the Ford truck OF Jones Manufac-
turer Company was demolished last
Saturday night. Insured with West
minister Realty & Insurance Co.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
| st. Beniamin's Lutheran Church will
meet Thursday evening, November ,,
at the home of Mrs. James Schweig-
! hart, 7.30 p. m. II the weather be I'M
favorable it will be held the follow
| ing evening.
Dr.. L. w. McCreary, executive sec
rotary for the Federation of Churches
! of Baltimore City, will be the speaker
for the Womens Bible Glass Rally AT
Westminster on November at o.
nj. The rally will be held in the Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
Provisions have been made for an
overflow meeting in the Methodist
Protestant church. Watch next weeks
paper for full account of same.
Bernice Witt, years old. of Full
ton, Ill. was run over by Chicago
& Northwestern passenger tram but
attended school as usual The little
girl was on her way to school when
she fell in front of the train. The en-
CINE and five cars passed over her.
The trainmen pulled her out from Gn-
: der the trucks of the last car ana
found she was uninjnred. She did NOT
cry, but hurried away 10 school.
The State Industrial Accident COM
mission Friday passed an order
awarding Mrs. Maggie V. Smith COM
nensation at the rate of $l6.61 per
week, payable weekly, for period OF
three hundred weeks. for the death
of her husband, Joseph A. Smith. The
compensation is to be paid by the NJ
/. Grove Lime Co, employer. and The
London Guarantee and Accident Co.'
insurer. to begin as of Nov ~, W.
not to exceed the aggregate amount
of $4,000.
Springfield State Hospital is taxed
to its utermOst capacity TO meet de-
mands for admission. Sunday IL pa
tiants were received, bringing the to-
tai of resident patients up TO 1881,
with more than one hundred out on
parole. Additions TO the building are
under consideration and plans to in
crease capacity are being matured as
rapidly as possible. The employees
now number $50.
An extension course OF study lol
Dublic school teachers of HagerStoWh
and Washington county, to continue
30 weeks, was begun Friday at the
broadway school building i'll Hag-
erstown under the direction ol DE-
George w. Hodgkins, professor Oh
education of Western Mary land Col
Ieee at Westminster, in the Rocking
ham Memorial Hospital.
Two automobiles were damaged at
the corner of Main and Center street
Monday afternoon. The one coming up
Main struck the one coming out Zen
fer at the running board ana car
riad il down the street for some as
lance before II came " Il sup ~
suIts-two new tenders needed ana
several kinks to be hammrd out OF
other parts of the machines.
Emmett Hagen, young farmer
living near Foud DuLac, Wis, went
to his stable Friday night to hitch Il
/ team of horses in order to take ms
bride to a barndance and when hang
| ing his lantern on peg, knocked
down a hornets nest. With proven
bial results, he was badly stunS, anu
also, it was learned today, suffered
three hrokenribs, badly confused
head and lost two horses he hau
bought the day before
The annual Christian Endeavor
Rally OF Brandenburg Methodist
Protestant Church will be held next
Sunday morning afternoon and even
ing. At 1880 a m, Rev. NJ. j. Shroyer
will speak. At 2.30 .. m, Rev. j. l..
Nichols and President Guy Fowler OF
the County Union will present differ-
ent phases of the work and the choir
of st. James Methodist Episcopal