The Democratic advocate., 1922-05-12

with fIle1uS III lilo Sley
a. Ruth Royer, East Main street,
the weeks end with friends i'll
imOre.
Percy PETER and two children,
baltimore, spent Sunday with rela-
4 near Taneytown.
John Gait, of Washington, spent
Eav with his mother, Mrs. John
Park avenue.
90 Agnes Boylan, of Baltimore,
guest of her parents, Mr.. ana
lanes Boylan, East Main street.
IS, George L. Stocksdale, this
has been taken to a hospital in
imore for treatment.
r William Pendergart, of Hottor,
"a visited his friend, Russell Bow
at Tannery, on Saturday.
Jesse L. Manahan, Liberty
Det has given his house a fresh
Of paint.
and Mrs. John Truss and Mr.. and
Hertline, of Halethrope, were
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
vi Center street.
is Elizabeth Ziegler, of York, Pa,
weeks end guest of Mr.. and
Charles Arnold, Pennsylvania
rue.
rankin High School at Reisters-
N defeated Westminster High
Dol Tuesday afternoon on the for
is diamond by the score of 3 to 2.
Test End school will have a May
festival on the playground Fri
May 70, from Z to 9 p. m. Candy,
Ee and ice cream for sale.
h. and Mrs. Mack Talhel1n, of Bal
lore spent a few days with her sis
Mrs. James Boylan, East Main
bet.
fhe B. & 0. trains passing through
tesville are running one hour ear
on account of the Baltimore day
ht saving operation.
lr Levine Price, of Baltimore, was
eek's end guest of his parents, Mr..
Mrs. abraham Price, of Liberty
eet.
he HartOrd County Commission
have fIed the tax rate at $1.58, a
FrsaN Of 50 cents from the present
e
bhs Katie NJ. Bittinger, of Hal over,
has purchased a 27 acre farm
"a the growing crops, from Charles
Barnhart, Myers District.
Charles E. Carr, employed as a
|enan by the Conewago Gas Com
pE Hanover, Pa, for a number of
u.s. has secured position with the
pgOIeum Company at Asbestos.
FrlnciDal Seitz of Westminster
90 School attended a conference
Frederick Yesterday with school
'resentatives from five other coun-
; to discuss high school problems.
mad and herring are being caught
me Delaware bay in large numbers.
Seatord buck shad are selling at
and 20 cents each, and herring at
cents hundred.
festival given for the benefit OF
school will be held at Friendship
NAY is. II weather is inclement it
be held the following night. Eve
ody invited.
IT. and Mrs Legore. Mrs. Emory
sler and daughter. Miss Esther, all
Hanover, were guests of Mr.. and
J. Louis Berman, Pennsylvania
nue. Sunday. 80
Or the first time in many years we
e visited by troupe of Salvation
" rescuers. The army consisted of
'e women who sang and played
srent instruments.
II. T. Fred Boisvert, of McGinnis
ne, has returned from a visit to
brother, Mr.. Arthur Boisvert, who
cry ill, and his mother and other
ives at Geneva, n. Y.
gentleman from Baltimore re-
Red Sunday that his city was
uer than when saloons were IN
,ation. She certainly must be
lsed up" if his words are true.
eed Walker, special delivery car
at the Westminster Postoffice
dismissed from the service by
'nlaster KINNEY. Walker has held
above, position five years.
r. and Mrs. Robert Baumgardner
receiving congratulations over the
from the stork. Papa Baumgard-
Is wearing p smile that is going
ast for a while.
lmer c. Boone, of townsville, and
Myrtle Miller. of Keymar, were
ne, .iiea at .ther Lutheran parsonage,
by the pastor. Rev. r. S.
serSon' They will reside at Johns
y ~ an adjourned annual meeting OF
IneVroiet Motor Company, at Will
's.on' Del, MoHuay, the stockhold-
voted not to dissolve the corpora
~ =, AT meeting of the directors, in
-uary' dissolution was suggested.
!" ,ast Thursday night thieves broke
! :,, tne gsragesnear the Standard Oh
! r'on, S occupied by DR.. C. w. Heffen.
> by hS;sAesvilie, as place of storage
ba s ear, and stole the spare tire
Y and rim and an extra tnbe from
~ luggage compartment in the rear
sue car. In orlhr to secnro +losa 90