The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-05-03
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Death of Several Well-Kn0wn Persons
Sermon 10 Odd Fell0ws-ImprOvements-
Personals, Etc.

Personals, Etc.
Mrs. Catharine Garrett, aged 70 years. IL months
and "a days. died at the home OF her daughter, NJ rs
Cornelius Crumrine, near the Pennsylvania nne. on
Friday morning of last week. from paralysis ana
old age Her husband, David Garrett died about
Is years ago. She is survived by Two sisters MIS-
Amelia Yost and Mrs. David Stremmel; two sons,
Emanuel and Noah Garrett and one daughter, MRS
Cornelius Crumrine, all OF near Meirose. sne Is
also survived BY 4 sne is the
cemetery at Sherman's Church. where services were
also held, Rev. John Meier ofhciating assisted W
Rev j. d. Hartman, both of Hanover, "a Inc
pallbearers were Geo. Honck Amos SauDle, hoWafu
Bowman and Howard Shew J. WINK, unuertaAer.
Dr. Luther Trump having new l9o 10 indows s
after which he will have the entire Duiiding paintea
Mr. Edward Oursler is improving his home by
'h NESTS Rhodes < Mace general merchants, Mel
rose intend to move to Hanover, Pa, wnere they
will engage in the same business.
Mr. Charles W. Motter and his colored boy, Saun-
dry johnson, spent few days IN baltimore this
week among friends
Mt Breck shaw, of Frederick, spent Sunday here
visiting his family, who are spending some time
with her mother Mrs. Mary B Lamotte. 49, "a,
give IN entertainment in l. O. o. F. hall on Friday
hight. May 9th, for the benefit of the Manchester
Fire Engine HOOK i ah 10 s sirsn furnished Apart
ments Old Hunks and Dutchy aud the Niger. Inc
Manchester Orchestra will furnish tne nuslci
Mr. George E. N. Wareheim, formerly Oh Maple
Grove but now of Baltimore, spent a few Gays In
this vicinity the past week.
Rev. ID. NJ. Browning. pastor of Manchester M. T.
Church, preached u sermon to Daniel and Jacob
Lodge, No. %, ]. o. o. F., last Sunday evening.
The order met at their hall and proceeaea 10 tne
tended by both The order and citizens generaiiy.
He took for his text st. Luke, 10th chapter ana the
latter part of the 3Sth verse.
Mr. Herman Philip Keck, farmer, and one OF the
most highly respected citizens OF this community,
died at his home near this place last sunday. he
was born in Hesse Darmstadt. Germany, October
18TH 1896, aud located here soon after coming 10
tais country. where he drew around MN many
warm friends He was kind and loving husband
and father an active member of Emanuel Lutheran
Church. of this place. and held the once OF deacon
and collector for about ten years. He had been sick
for two years. but during the past six months suf-
fered from dropsy superinduced By heart tronbie.
survived 6y'a widow three sons and three daugh-
ters-Messrs Oh rles, William and John keck, ana
Mrs. VIM. Grof, Mrs. Anna X. Newman and MISS
Emma Keck, all of whom reside in TINS vicinity.
He was q subscriber to the Advocate for number
of years. His remains were inferred IN the Luth-
ef the Sasso after which
were held in the above church. The pallbearers
were John NJ. Thieret jacob B. Lynard, David d.
Smith, Nelson Grove, I. Jackson Brown ana linton
Lippy. Jacob Wink, undertaken
Mr. Joseph Shaffer, son Of the late Christian Snaf-
fer of near Lineboro died at New Park. York coun-
IT, Pa, from appendicitis, in his 9th year. He
had been with the engineers and workmen rebuild
ing Mason and Dixon's line. and upon reaching the
above place was taken suddenly i'll and died before
.ny of his friends could be notified. His father has
been dead about years. He was WORKING on the
ing and was brought home about 10 O'Clock the
same morning dead. 1t was supposed he died from
heart trouble. Joe" was fne young man ana
one OF the supports OF his aged mother. He was a
member of the Reformed congregation OF Lineooro,
was also a member of the Lineboro Christian En-
deavor Society, and always took an active part IN
its workings He was sexton of this church for
many years He is survived by mother. Mrs:
Jemma Shaffer, one brother, Mr.. Noah shafier, OF
Glenvle, York county, Pa, and Miss Saile Snaner,
who resides ct home. His remains were Drougntt 10
l.; ~ nd ait,far in
church on Friday morning at 10 O'CLOCK, services
being held by his pastor. Rev s. NJ. Roeder; -.
sisters, Misses Mary and Susie Bxler. this place
Mrs. II. p Keck has been seriously Ill for some
time from nervous prostration ana od age
Master VIM. Horsh, of near town, has secured
position as cigar maker at Red Lion, Pa, and left
the first of the week to commence work
festival, under the auspices OF the Aiesia band.
will be held at Alesia on Thursday evening, May
sth, and continuing each evening until Saturday
Dr.. James H. Preston, of this place. performed an
operation upon the daughter OF MI benjamin Har-
ris, of Baltimore county by cutting out her tonss
Miss Lizzie Masenhimer daughter of Mr.. John E.
Masenhimer. The operations were done very nicely
Miss Annie Belt spent few days in Baltimore
Mrs. Jacob p Baltozer sstill confined to her home
Mr. Eugene Hutchins and wife, of Monkton, Bal
timOre county, spent Sunday and Monday here as
the guests of Mrs. Julia M. Motter.
MIS- Mary A. Jaeger of Baltimore spent a few
DAYS here this week as the guest of her mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Thurman.
father Mr. c. A. Myers, and family. this week.
Mr. VIM. Gender spent few days in Baltimore
Mr. NJ. Arthur Baltozer was in Baltimore last
Monday
ter Mrs. Lydia Moul. in York. Pa, on Thursday
evening of last week, from dropsy, superinduced
by heart trouble aged 50 years mouth and y days
Her remains brought to Millers Station Friday
and placed the home of her son, Mr.. Geo. Deagen,
from which place they were taken on Sunday morn
ing To the Dunkard Church Cemetery, at Black
ROCK. York county for interment. Services were
held in the church. Elders Miller and Price ociat
ling. She is survived by one son. MT. Geo Deagen.
Iof Miller's Station, and two daughters Mrs. Mary
Baker, of Hanover Pa, and Mrs. Lydia Moul, OF
York. Pa. and IS grandchildren; The palibearers
were Geo Folk, Thee. Miller, Wilbur Fowble. Jas.
Rohrbaugh, VIM. Hare and VIM. Richards Jacob
Wink funeral director.
Dr. George Everhart. wife and child, OF Laura
viiIA, Baltimore county spent few days here Win
his uncle, Mr.. Chas H. Everhart and WIFE,
Miss Ida Mayors, principal of Hampstead High
School, spent sunday last with Mr.. Clinton Llppy
and family near town.
| MI Harry N Burgoon, mail carrier No. &c. pur-
Mr. Herman Thieret spent few days in Red Lion,
Pa with his sister. Mrs. Bern Smith
Mr. John Sherman, President Southern Trust and
Deposit Company, of Baltimore, spent Monday ana
Tuesday here OH business
Mr. Lewis Folk. of near Grave Run Baltimore
county was ken to Dr. clancy I M ms I Sh4I
Sherman for special treatment for catarrhal broil-
chits.
Rev s. NJ. Roeder, pastor of Trinity Reformed
Church. accompanied by his delegate Mr.. Jacob P.
Baltozer, are At Taneyo own this week attending the
Chassis of the above church
Nj, VIM II. Gettier who purchased the furniture
and fixtures of Hotel de Stick, in this place, TOOK
charge Thursday of last week. Mr.. Flavius Sulli-
van who resided on Chestnut street, has also moved
into the hotel and will drive Mr.. Getters huckster
route and assist III the hotel. Mr.. Hiidebrand has
moved back to York county, Pa.
Miss Nan Stoneslfer attended the funeral OF MT
Calvin j. King from his late residence 1916 McCol-
loh street. Baltimore IL o'clock Thursday morning.
Mr. Franklin Horrich. of near the Pennsylvania
line accompanied DIR. Sherman to Baltimore one
day this week to have DR.. W. Comstock examine
his eyes. DIR. Comstock is professor of ophthalmy
at the Sonthe'n Homeopathic College, and he found
Mr. Horrick eyes seriously affected.
Rev. D. NJ. Browning and wife, of the Hampstead
Circuit NJ. E. Charch. visited the families OF his
congregation in this place on Thursday.
DIR. VIM. Wheeler Jr, of BOOnsboro Nd, visited
his uncle Mr. E. ]. Crumrine, in this place on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. VIM. N Gettier and daughter Ethel are Wis.,
iting friends In Baltimore.
Abraham Trone, aged SIS years, months and q
DAYS died near Lineboro on the Isl instant. The
funeral will take place at his lnte residence this
Saturday. morning ut O'Clock. interment at Laz
arns Church. He was member of the Lutheran
Church and an answering Democrat in politics