The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-02-05
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On Monday evening Miss Eva E. Gilbert
entertained at a tea party Mrs. J. I. Shreeve,
Miss Mabel LeFevre, Miss Emma Garner and
Mr.. Jesse Garner, of Linwood, and Miss Anna
G.. Hollenberry.
Mrs. Mary Decker Hesson. of Fountain
Valley, on Monday entered upon her duties
as assistant teacher at Lorene Academy.
Norman, aged five years, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Eckard, near Roberts mill,
cemetery on Monday. The funeral services
were conducted at the Church of God by
Elder S. B. Craft
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Rodkey
gave four O'Clock dinner to Elder S. B.
Craft and wife, Covert Craft, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Hollenberry and Misses Romanie
and Anna G. Hollenberry.
On Monday Rev. B. W. kindley preached
the funeral sermon of Mrs. Fossett, of Wake
field, at Pipe Creek NJ p Church.
Mrs. NJ L. Humerickhouse, of Cumber-
land, is guest at Rev. B. W. Kindley's.
The male quartet of our town will furnish
special music on Saturday evening at the
Mechanics oyster supper and bazaar. Miss
Belle Cover will preside at the organ.
Mr.. Frank Palmer's father and brother,
the week. Mrs Frank Palmer has returned
from Thurmont. Her father, Mr.. Jacob Will
let, who was supposed to be seriously injured,
is slowly improving.
Mr.. Daniel Diehl has returned from visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Annie Diehl Brum-
baugh, New York
Miss Elizabeth Orrison, of Point Of Rocks,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Marshall Shaw.
On Sunday Mr.. Sappington, son of Dr.
Sapplngton, of Lbertytown, came to Mr.
Marshall G. Shaw's to claim the carrier pigeon
that was reported in the ADVOCATE last week
He said four carriers had been liberated at
Union Bridge; two of them returned home.
one had probably become confused and thus
alighted at Mr.. Shaw and the other he sup
posed was lost
Edgar Selby has rented the dwelling now
occupied by John Harbaugh and will occupy
it in the spring. Mr.. Selby will be employed
by Mr.. Milton Zollickoffer.
Elder Ephraim Angel, of Upton. Iowa,
was in town this week.
Messrs. William and Luther Byers, of Nc
Pherson, Kansas, formerly of Carroll county,
who have been spending some time visiting
relatives and friends in Carroll, will return
home on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Darby, of Williamsport, is a
guest at DR.. j. J. Viewers.
Lorene Academy literary society, on We'd
nesday elected officers for another quarter,
as follows Arthur Slttlg, president; Mary
Wolf, vice president; Bessie Wolf, secretary;
Harry Routson, treasurer; Rhoda tleagle,
critic; Norman r. Eckard, sergeant-a arms;
program committee, Dora Zile, Cora Beard
and Ernest Harbaugh.
Cards came out on Wednesday evening
announcing the marriage, at II m. that day,
of Miss Florence Eyster Weaver, only daugh :,
ter of DIR. and Mrs. Jacob j. Weaver, and
Mr. Edmond K Fox, of Washington, ID. &.
Rev. G. W. Baughman, of the Lutheran
church, the brides pastor, oficiated. Mr.
and Mrs. Fox will reside in Washington. We
extend our congratulations to the happy cou-
pie.
On Thursday Mr.. Frank Bowersox attended
the funeral of his father, Mr.. Ephraim Bow
ersox, in New Windsor. Mrs. Clara Bower
sox Davis, granddaughter, was also present
at the funeral.
Oliver Blizzard, of Hampstead, is visiting
at Mr.. Frank Palmer's.