The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-09-02

Personal.
Frank Bartholow, of Woodberry, Baltimore,
is visiting his grandfather, Mr.. Hanson l..
Bartholow, at Bird Hill.
Mr. F. W. Shriver, of Philadelphia, Pa,
accompanied by his nephew, visited his
| father. Mr.. Francis Shriver, this city, this
week.
Miss jamie Thomas and Frank Thomas, Of
| Westminster, returned home this week, after
several weeks visit to relatives in Delta, Pa.
and at the Rocks Of Deer Creek, Hartford
county, Md.
Mrs. Chas. OBJ. Cowardin, of Richmond,
Va, was a guest Of her cousin, Mrs. George
NJ. Parke, thisweek,
Mr.. James NJ. Shelman returned from a
visit to Uniontown on Monday morning and
left Monday night for Chicago aud Indianap.
oils.
Prof. James w. Reese and son, Paul,
started for Chicago on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Albaugh, Carroll
Albaugh, Miss Mary B. Shellman, William
Devilbiss and wife, Prof. S. Simpson and
John Fl. Shugh, of Westminster; Miss Jessie
Albert, of Medford; John Payne and wife, of
Hampstead. will leave today for the Worlds
Fair. Ida Englar and three friends will start
next Wednesday.
Mr.. H. G.. Stiekney and family and Mr.. c.
II. Sanchez and family, who spent the sum-
mer at Winchester Place, returned home to
Baltimore this week. Dr. Frazer and wife
more, who spent some weeks al the City
Hotel, returned home this week also
Rev. p. 81. Miller and family returned home
on Thursday, and Mr.. Miller will officiate at
Grace Church tomorrow-Sunday.
H.. rk,,.-
day.
Judge Roberts, who had been sick for sew
eral weeks, Is out again.
Among the Carroll countians registered at
the Worlds Fair this week, other than those
noticed elsewhere, were George Mather, Geo.
c. Anders, Herbert K Anders, j. l.. Shafer,
G. t. Palmer, VIM. N. Panebaker, DR.. Geo.
T. Motter, Mary l.. Motter, J. c. Snyder, E.
F. Smith, E. Shorb, Francis Orndorff, S. H.
German. w. NJ. Black, f. A. Nelson and G.
e. Albaugh
Misses Nellie Sullivan and Mary A. Hayes,
who have been visiting Mrs. Margaret Hayes,
left on Thursday for Washington, D. c.
The guests at Mr. G. t. Hering's, near
Sandyville, are Mr.. NJ. j. Brown aud wife,
Mr. W. A. Brown and wife. Mr.. w. j. King,
Jr. and wife, Mrs. NJ. r. Harrison, Misses
Fannie Dalrymple, Fannie D. Harrison. Alice
B. Brown, Nellie Patton, Ada f. Childs,
Grace King, and Messrs. Matthew Brown and
John Brown, and Masters Pentland King,
Borland King, Willie A. Brown, Jr., Misses
Carrie Lubbock and Mary Waters, all of Balti-
more; Mr.. Harry Hall Herring, of Washing
ton, D. c.
Governor Brown and family will go to the
Worlds Fair next week and remain until
after Maryland Day, September 18th.
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went to Frederick today 10 represent the
plaintiff in the case of Fox VS.. Valentine, in
a trial for breach of contract on the pur-
chase of farm. Mr.. Geo. A. Miller was
there as a witness.
Miss Audrey Shortledge, of Wilmington,
DEL, is n guest of Miss Bessie Bennett, daugh-
ter of Senator Bennett
Miss Jennie Gist, Miss Bessie Gist and
Miss Saba Wolf, all of Baltimore, are visit
ing at Mrs. John l.. Bankert's, Cedar Grove,
near Westminster.
Mrs. Sarah Cressler and daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Shapley, of Gettysburg, Pa, have been
visiting at Judge Frizell's, Frizellburg.
Mrs L. T. Reese, of Union Bridge, and
Miss Flora Frizell are visiting at Enoch Fri
cells, diminishing. They will visit Gettys-
burg before they return.
MISS T1allle u. otOuueT, uauSHter Vi ME.
Philip H. Stouffer, near Uniontown, and Mr..
Nimrod T. Bennett, of Westminster, were
married at the Presbyterian Church, New
Windsor, on Thursday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. A. N.
Jelly, President of New Windsor College.
The ushers were Howard Ensor of Baltimore,
Arthur McKenna of Buckeystown, and Harry
and Louis Stouher of New Windsor. The
bride and groom have gone to the Worlds
Fair
Mr.. Repplier, of Philadelphia, is visiting
Mr.. Charles E. Stewart.
Miss May Walsh, of Glen Rock, New Jer.
sey, is staying with Miss Elizabeth X. Irwin.
Miss Mary E. Starr, of near Union Bridge,
visited her many friends in Littlestown, Pa,
this week.
Miss Berthe Buckingham, who had been
visiting near Mt. Airy for five weeks, returned
home on Friday. She was accompanied by
her aunt, Miss Maggie V. Hood.
Mr.. Bernard Mills, of Baltimore, is spend
ing few days in this city