The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-25
Personal Notes.

Miss Anita Brady. OF Baltimore, rs guest
of Miss Aisa Craig. al the Baughman cottage.
Prof. Thomas, prin cipal of Charlotte Hall
School, and his wife and child, were guests of
his cousin, Mr.. VIM. II. Thomas, on Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Mr.. J C. Parker, of Washington, D. c.,
WAS in Westminster on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Harvey Weant, of Taneytown, returned
from "A trip TO Europe ON Friday of last week.
He talks entertainingly of his trip. The Pans
Exposition, he says, is not as near as large or
as attractive as The Chicago Exposition.
Mark Valleite, L. l. D., well-known edu-
Gator, editor aud lecturer of Brooklyn, N. T.,
was guest at The Westminster on Saturday
and Sunday. From 1860 to 1868 he taught
private school in this city, and also had
charge of several classes at New Windsor Col
lege. Many of his old friends and former
students called upon Mr.. Vallette. DIR. ).
w. Herring, in company with two others, gave
him drive through the city, and he was very
emphatic in his praise of the wonderful in-
crease in population, the growth OF the city,
lis business, DC.
The many friends of Col. James &. Berret
will be glad to know that he is quite well
again, after an indisposition OF several weeks.
Mr.. Horace G. Reese, of near this city, is
wishing friends in Tyaskin, Wicomco county,
Nd
Ex-Sheriff Albert A. Dorsey and Mr.. Jos.
w. Berret, of Freedom, left yesterday for
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs, rheo. Euglar and Mr.. Sam
uel Roop returned home on Monday from
Atlantic City.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mag;as, o f
Smalwood entertained Mrs Henry Guliher
and daughter, Lizzie, aud Mrs. Edward Free
man and son, John, of Westminster; Mr.. John
Miner. of Smallwood, and Miss Jordan and
Mr. Wagner, of Gst.
DIR. Beauman Hood, of Baltimore, is a guest
of Mr.. A. W. Buckingham and family.
Mr.. Samuel Logue, Of Baltimore spent last
Saturday and Sunday with friends al Small
wood. -.
Miss Lottie Miner, OF Baltimore is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miner, Small
wood Miss Lucinda Logue. OF Baltimore,
is also visiting at Smaliwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris of Baltimore,
who had been visiting her grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. George Lease, this city, have re-
turned home. !.
Mr.. f. A. Dieffenbach, Deputy Warden OF
the Maryland Peniteniary, was IN Westmin-
ster on Wednesday aud Thursday.
Mrs. Wheeler, of Baltimore, has returned
home. after spending several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Gors'ch' inns
city. =,
Mrs. VIM. L. Brown. of Baltimore, Mr.. G.
]. Remsburg, Lewistown, Md, Misses Mag
gle A. Stem. Daisy W zepp and a. "a Hanna hanna
from Atlantic CITY. after having delightful
time for week Miss Stem remained IN
Baltimore few days on her return; :,
Mr.. Albert Billingslea, Jr., and wife, oil
Evanston. Illinois, spent Thursday visiting
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Simon P. Weaver, Mrs. S. X: Herr and
Miss Mary Buckingham, Of Westminster lett
ON Thursday for Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
Miss Mary Weaver is visiting at Greenwood,
Delaware. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Zile, of Frizellburg,
leave today Saturday for Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. Anna Albaugh. Miss Susie Weber,
also of Baltimore, is guest of Mrs. Florence
Mills.
of Gilman, Illinois, are guests OF Mrs. spit
ler's brother, Mr.. James E. Smith.