The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-06

Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bonnette
/ have returned to Norfolk, Va.
I The farmers of Pennsylvania have
sowed less wheat for the 1922 crop.
During 1921 $50 marriage licenses
were issued in Montgomery county.
The temperature in New York was
y degrees below zero, New Years
day.
Miss Annie Sinnott, John street, has
accepted position with Fisher Motor
Company, West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Ulrich, of Bal
timore, are guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Himler, near this city.
Mr.. Charles DeVese, of Reisters-
town, spent Sunday at the home of
Miss Mildred X. Eckenrode, East Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunther Penn
sylvania avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations over the arrival of lit
tie son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Barnes, of Bal
timore. were Sunday guests of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Barnes,
Doyle avenue.
! The New Year celebration in New
York was fatal to nine while many
are extremely i'll from drinking pois-
! oned whiskey.
! Mrs. Grace Coppersmith and Mr..
/ Joseph Hoppe, of Baltimore, were
Sunday visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hoppe, this city.
/ William l.. Dockstader died in Will
mington. Del, last week. He was in
the theatrical business. He was lead
ing man in Dockstader's ministries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winter Crouch and
son. Thomas, of Baltimore, spent the
! New Years holiday with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw, Park
avenue.
! John T. Baker, retired school
! teacher of Montgomery county, died
J at Damacus, Monday, aged 40 years
| Among the survivors is Mrs. Bradley
! Leatherwood, Mt Airy.
/ The W. NJ. R. tracks that cross Main
street have been raised six inches.
, New rails, ties and ballast were put
| in. Instead of having plank crossing
/ a hard bed of fine stone and tar viii
be used.
/ Misses Virginia Trayer, Mabel
! Weant. Catherine Sponseller and
! Dorothy Rainey have returned to
school after spending the holidays
with their parents, this city.
| State Game Warden E. Lee Lee
| Compte ccntemplates drawing a bill
! TO be presented to the Legislature Tor
massage for the opening of the SPUR
lrel season September 10 instead OF
! November 10.
| Taking advantage Of privilege
granted by Automobile Commissioners
| Baughman. many Automobiles were
on the street Saturday displaying 19ZZ
license tags on their machines. me
tags are dark blue with white figures.
| Our fire company was called to the
residence of Mr. John d. Roop, Mea-
dow Branch, Saturday afternoon
about $50 o'clock to extingulsh the
/ fire in chimney. Chemicals were
used to mt if out. No damage result
ed.
Mary S. Wall. aged So years, wife
If the late Joseph Wall, died Monday
at the residence of her son, j. A Vail
baltimore. Funeral services were held
"Wednesday at the home of her son
The bodv was brought to Emory Chap
eI near Patapsco, for burial on the
same day.
IF an automobile driver is caught
exceeding the speed limit WITHIN Ihe
limits of the city of Baltimore. take
his drivers license and Keep II IRON
him for one year!" That IS the penal
Inv Police Commissioner CharleS u
Gather would impose upon reckless
driving. if he had his way in making
the law.
Jaude Y. Burk, widow of James W
purk has filed a suit in the Clfcui'
Court of Washington County 1or the
benefit of herself and her children
against the Western Maryland Rall
, uFa,, Companv for $4,000 damages tol
tho death of her husband. VINO WaE
,tiuod in the railroad yards in Hag
erstown last April.
= Samuel E. Harm, one of the charte'
, ,a",hers If the Washington Post, No
: ~ p o, S. OF A.. Unionville, and on
. IS tho best-known residents of the VI
= oi,,ity of Irnionville, died at the nom
o - his son-in-law and daughter, MI
o ond M Mrs, benjamin E. Darner' tina
e n niace at / O'Clock in the afternoon {, o
pP n~c "a, aged Sc years, month
and l day.