The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-03-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Manchester Items.

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Mrs. Prof. J. Frank McBee spent a weel
in Baltimore, the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Arthur Fricker.
Geo. F. Thieret has resigned his position
| with VIM. N. Gettier and left here Tuesda,
| ty, where he will learn blacksmithing.
Aaron Hoffman, who is employed at Rail
| road, Pa, spent few days here this week
His wife, who is at Glen Rock, Pa, unde
treatment by DIR. Geo. p. Yost, is yet no
much improved.
| Mrs. Chas. ]. Everhart and son David have
gone to Frederick. They are the guests o
her mother, Mrs. Grof
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Myers have spent /
week in Baltimore with friends.
A. l.. Hildebrand, the proprietor of Hotel
de-Stick, will have fox chase at his place
Saturday next
Mrs. Captain Louis, of Baltimore, made
quite short visit to Manchester and will re
turn with her sister, Miss Mary Masenhimer
who has been i'll for quite while.
The supper given in honor of the Carroll
Encampment of Manchester, at Warehime
Cafe, was one unsurpassed in Manchester
and the members extend their thanks to Mr.
Warehime and wife.
Mrs. w. Stonesifer, of this place, has spent
several days in Baltimore with her friend
Mrs. Laura Tolsen.
Alexander Cramer, of near Miller's Sta
ton, and one of the most highly respected
citizens of this county, died at his home las
week from paralysis, aged rs years, month
and DAYS. His remains were inferred in the
Lutheran cemetery here on Friday of last
week, Rev. Fl. II. Flick officiating. In poi
tics he was a Democrat. The pallbearers
were George Frank, Oliver Fowler, Samuel
Hare, VIM. Hare, Geo. H. Folk and George
Sandruck.
Oliver Hoover, near Melrose, has sold Ills
Grist mill and house belonging thereto to
David N. Starner, of near Bachman's Valley.
Ralph Hofacker spent last weekin Annap-
oils with his father, Hon. 81. j. Hoffacker.
Mrs. Lawrence Benford and two children,
of Hanover, Pa, are visiting her brother
in-law, Mr.. II. j. Hoffacker and family.
Messrs. VIM. a. Hoffman, Ell. M. Smith,
Martin Baltozer, Mrs John E. Masenhimer,
daughter Sadie and son Willie, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 81. Hoffacker, Mrs. DIR. j. 81. Sherman
and Corrin, Mrs. Chas. M. Masenhimer and
Misses AIDA and Emma Trump attended a
performance of Ben Hur one evening last
week.
VIM. Bergman spent Friday and Saturday
last in Baltimore.
Mrs. Geo. II. Trout and daughter, of Bal
iimore, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Rexel.
Mrs. A. H. Hildebrand and daughter spent
last week at Porter's, York county, Pa, the
guest of DIR. Starner and family.
Howard Stump, of Baltimore, made fly
ing visit here last week on visit to relatives.
Chas. j. II. Ganter has a fine collection OF
blooming hyacinths, four colors, in one of his
show windows.
Miss Myrtle Buchanan was given birthday
party by her parents on Friday night of last
week. The Manchester Orchestra furnished
the music. A number of invited guests were
present and refreshments in abundance were
furnished.
Mrs. j. C. Frankforter gave carpet-rag
party at her home on Thursday night of last
week. 1t was largely attended and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. DR.. James FL. Preston has been sick
and confined to her home, but at this writing
is convalescing.
Russell Richard, son of Elias Richard, near
Miiler's Station, had three fingers of his left
hand severely crushed by getting them in the
gearing of fodder cutter. They had to re-
move the wheels in order to get his hand out.
One of the fingers was broken. DR.. j. Fl.
Sherman dressed the wounds.
The entertainment of Enoch Arden or the
Wanderers Return, which was again repeated
on Saturday night last by home talent for the
benefit of the Fire Company, was well at
tended for disagreeable night and the net
proceeds amounted to $500.
Service in the Lutheran charge will be held
tomorrow by Rev. 81. 81. Flick, as follows:
Lineboro 10 a. m. Manchester 2 p. m. Ger
man) and at 7 p. m. English.
Miss Mollie Cambria, of Baltimore, Was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson B. Young for
the past two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Trump is visiting in Baltimore