The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-28

avenue, is spending a week NlSlllHS
in Harrisburg.
Mrs. Leroy Massicot and little
daughter. Pennsylvania avenue, are
guests of relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. Theodore Smith, of Baltimore,
was the weeks end guest of his sis
| ter, Mrs. Caleb Miller, Finksburg.
Hon c. c. Magruder. Clerk of Mary
/ land Court of Appeals, is spending
some time at the Winchester Place.
Mrs. Jacob Wampler, of Baltimore,
is spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Mann, of Finksburg.
Miss Goldie Miller, of Finksburg,
has returned home after spending a
few DAYS with relatives and friends
of Baltimore.
Canneries on the Eastern Shore are
preparing to begin the summer pack
of tomatoes, acreage being much larg-
er than for several years.
Mrs Jacob linn and daughters.
Carrie and Margaret. and Miss Mar
Sdltl lOdulIl Ntlltl vi Iiol lN''Nb " IL
". Va. visited relatives and friends in
this city this week.
a report that William J. Bridges,
farmer. near Hambleton, had COM
mitted suicide was refuted by the man
himself being found by neighbors
working in Il wheat field.
Rev and Mrs George +. Shelter
and daughter, Elizabeth Ann. of Chi
cago, ILL.,, spent week with Mrs
Shelters sister, Mrs. Stoner Geiman,
this city.
The EbeneZer Aid Society of Win
field will meet at the home of Mrs.
Tony Fleming, near Berrett, Thurs
day, August 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Myers and
children. of Baltimore. were guests
last Friday of his mother, Mrs. w.
Riley Myers. East Main street.
Mr. Weber Michaels and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Starner and baby, of
Baltimore. spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this county.
William Price, of Chestertown, was
awarded "A scholarship to Western
Maryland College by the Queen Annes
County School Board last week.
Mr.. Joseph Sheeler and son, of Ship
Icnsburg. Pa, are spending their va
cation with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Sheeler. Pennsylvania avenue.
Thomas Dawson. Montgomery coun-
tv. has been selected to handle ca.
for the Garrett campaign in the pri-
mary battle against Senator France.
Congressman Albert \. Blakeney OF
the Second district, Monday announc-
ell his candidacy for denomination. lie
is a Republican. 1t is not yet known
whether he will have any opposition
in his party.
Thomas X. Shaw, Jr., has given up
his position in New York to take
charge of the business of Shaw Drug
Company. which was formerly con-
Quoted nv his father, the late Thomas
X. Shaw.
The Glen Rock Light and Power Co,
at Glen Rock. Pa. will construct an
electric line to Lineboro, MelroSe ana
Manchester. The electricity Will be
used to furnish these towns with hSht
and probably power for those who VIII
nave use for il.
Adit. Gen. Milton \. Reckord has
lust announced several changes among
MARYLAND National Guard officers.
Frank NJ. Baker has been appointed
second lieutenant in the Fifth Regl-
ment effective July 90 and Major j.
Craig McLanahan has been selected
to command the Second Battalion, One
Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery as
of May 9.
DIR. George w. Crabbe. superintend-
emf of the Anti-Saloon League
commented on The Literary Digests
poll on the Eighteenth Amendment
and the Volstead act. According to the
results of the Nationwide straw vote
conducted by the periodical 1t appears
that MARYLAND is the wettest State IN
the Union. with vote over TO LOT
repeal of the amendment.
An engagement of interest to Baltl-
more society just announced is that
of Miss Josephine Foote RelfSnlder'
daughter of Mrs. J. Milton Relisnlder.
and Mr.. George Small Schmidt. Jr., OF
York. Pa. Miss Bcifsnider. who mas
been much admired, is the youngest
daughter of the late J. Milton Reif-
snider of this city, and is spending
some time with her mother on Coun-
try Club road, York.
Funeral services for Jesse {. Reese.
president Of the Efficiency Publicity
Company. Baltimore, who died July
10. were held Saturday from his home
Wallis avenue and Carroll road
Cheswolde. The Rev. p. A. Heilman
and the Rev. T. Roland Phillips otiicl-
ated Mr. Reese was 40 years old ana
son of the late Andrew J. Reese, OF
Westminster He is survived by ms
widow. who was Miss Inez O. Davis,
and two brothers. Wesley Reese, oil
Baltimore, and Harry Reese, OF lii
nOis.
/ Mr.. Harry Emigh. this city. who has