The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-12-30
SILVER RUN ITEMS.
ChritmaS Services Personal---very. Build
ings, Weddings, Etc.

On Tuesday evening our toll gate keeper
had quite battle with two Wheelmen, who
put their wheels on their shoulders and tried
to force their way through the gate. The
keeper demanded his toll. which they refused
to pay and threw down their wheels and
showed fight. The keeper defended himself
with club, and struck one of them severe
blow on the head. Finally. his son and
another gentleman went to his assistance,
when they paid their toll and passed on.
The foundation walls of the new creamery
are about completed, and the frame will be
set up as soon as the weather permits. This
new enterprise will be great convenience TO
many of our farmers, and we hope will eniv-
en- business in our village.
Mr. Samuel Cover, of Hanover. Pa, IS VS.
itiug his mother and other friends III and
around this place. He has recently been APP
pointed manager in match factory IN Belle
tonte. Pa, and intends moving to that place
this week.
Mr.. John T. Copeuhaver. who has been
working at carpenteriug in Waynesboro, Pa,
for the past two years, Is spending the holt
days with his family in this place.
Mr.. William H. Study has been busily en-
gagged hauling lumber, slate. etc, preparatory
to the erection of q new house IN TINS village
as soon as the weather opens in the spring.
eran Church was deusely packed with people
TO hear the Christmas exercises, which had
been carefully prepared tor the occasion.
On entering the church every one was struck
with the beauty of the decoration, which was
neatly and artistically done. The singing by
the church choir and the Sunday school was
fine, aud the recitatiouS 10y the children we're
very good. The whole service was well rem
ticred SO we'll. that the attention OF the large
Audience was held about two hours. and the
best % order prevailed throughout. Rev. W.
II. Fhrhart delivered "a short address, and at
the close the children ia the PRIMARY depart
5reul were treated 10 boxes OF candy.
The Christmas services held IN the ke-
formed Church on Sabbath evening, were also
largely attended and service entitled,
saviour aud King, was rendered by the
school The decorations were tine, aud the
service was rendered 10 creditable manner
Rev. ! Stewart Hartman delivered most
excellent address, and the church choir sang
an excellent selection during the taking Of the
offerings. Miss Florence Flock vas organ
Isl, and the music vas accompanied by violin.
piccolu. trombone and double bass The
children Of the PRIMARY class were treated 10
candy.
Ga Friday afternoon. December -, the
doors 1t our public school we're throNn open
e. the public, and q,iie go0dly number OF
the patrons visited The school and we're pleas
auily entertained hy the pupils wiih singing.
dialogues and reciisliaus. At she close %
the exercise. three Santa Clauses Appeared
aud treated "a, children 60 CANDY Mr.. Al
fred BemN'er the principal. received large,
handsome picture and frame and two glass
dishes, Ar. EbauEh, teacher # she primary
department. received handsome album.
Following is the program OF exercises:
singing by %, school. dialogue The s-haoiH.ss-
trr 4b-rad CHRISTMAS Wishes. rceiatiHUs Won.!-
RAN spare That Trrc- Mary Mans hg Sggicn
E1se George N4gss To ~aaaz Claus AIicn Hart
BE sangr, Irrtl. Tue Chttsisss fres hi9s Nsns;
I HAL ttfG'a Hsuy. CARROLL LnsseFT II hat -hnui-
Likr Glars N-sslaesr- W tsrtias. LILY Nsgs.
ChrsssEas Finest Lnucy ChrssiFazs story. eve
kaontr uv Toby. thAs LrpF" FriG. HroFeg
Murgiask Ahtuf Christmas. Nlretc HArc6taie'
santa claus yisl CAri ssasser. ChTissrss l1es-
tsaz.s Me- g1r--ahavc-s Christmas TIgacs uscsT
T.s-..5-l-- Firsr Rsnsers. Ms UasIEe Lngtle Fs-s-
Carstusa Tuiui1c. Cara s-uf'. Gus,zau santa
tisaas are Ilft.c. Dusing. --atss-. Letter from
santa lssas. Nsag.r 'Ate hA'.E sA5,-,..'. 49,
NshEi natterys. h.sth 20 tac AtaE Na'.ef NaN-
assss me ,lrisfmss We ike. Howard Bowman
sut >lerlsaz N5-rl1cN Sarts Cans Herman NuiF-
Tae Is..a - The p,a Year lrnais cossr. thfts;-
ulaH Sleigh Erta. .raGrEe he4rt-st tnffstlals,
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-aar ta4rs Car.nHtFrr rHrsstrrss Tfsr N~t.-
Far7Hua3f Eh+ r-Slns...s5r. SRA aerc. 'hFa+i'
E.#r. In- Uaa,re 80 E-FA Hcguti.ef. Annie sfn.t
Sa-aa Keeper Nrafr Nreauscr Hattie Fers-r aai
Easss krasf--F zsn tFFs-- aa ttH program ta Pas.
M r.-s ssf,Hns H..s aa f5i-es ~ sstiar.N
NJ Jaaa T. StaForr aaa Miss Maggie
J }e+-- usr- ,.Hrs5,3 ~ laC Reformed par.
ssaas.. bF Re- J. : Hartman, SEQ last sun
day morning. pcrrmber -
ua Tuesday morning beccnhsf -, VIZ.
William Rosikrg. son 81 Nr jacob kadksy,
81 near Msvbrrry. and Mis- Laura Mot,-s,
daughter ~ VI i.eg Moter, ~ near ibis
place. 4c-e quietly married a. thr Reformed
parsonage. ~ Rev NJ Hartman Aitcy ihe
errenans ibey is3 for Hanover Pa. and q
tFsp e. friends 10 Virginia Miss A5ticr was
sa. .at.r--nFvusIvat at tbs primary deTssrtrlcut
"a ltr Reformed Sunday school. ard also The
Heafiss soprano 10 fhr rhuT,h choir NAY
IA5.r SAX through i..- b. q bong aaa happy
one