The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-11-29
MANCHESTER DISTRICT ITEMS.
Death Of Bride Rabbit Supper Death
OF Several Persons Improvements Sale
OF Residenc:-Personals, Etc.

The remains of Mrs. Cora S. Vogt, widow
of John Vogt, who died at her late home
III South Green street, Baltimore, on Satur-
day evening, November %, of typhoid fever,
were brought here on Tuesday for interment.
Services were held at o'clock on Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM.
Frock, the brides parents, 1913 Third avenue,
Woodbury.. Rev. e. Al. Deatrick, pastor of
the Reformed Church, Woodbury., officiating.
Rev. S. NJ. Roeder, pastor of Trinity Re-
formed Church, had charge of the services
here Mrs. Vogt was a member of the Poca-
honias Tribe of Red Men and the Daughters
of Liberty, No. g. She was % years old, and
had only been married three weeks the day
she was buried.
Trinity Reformed Mite Society held an
oyster supper in the Hoffacker building on
Thursday night of last week, and Melted $25.
Charles Hampshire, son of John Hamp-
shire, who was confined in the county Aims
House for many years, died from consump-
ton. near the White House, in Baltimore
county. His remains we're inferred In the
Lutheran cemetery here on Wednesday.
Misses Clara Folkert and Martha Dienst are
visiting friends in Baltimore.
John Wink, who makes his home with his
son Jacob Wink, in this place, is seriously i'll
with gapgrene in one of his feet. The leg is
black to the knee and be suffers intense pain.
About two years ago he tramped on nail
which caused the disease. His death IS looked
for at any moment.
The members Of Carroll Encampment, No.
III o. o. F., went to Hampstead on Friday
night of last week, where they had rabbit
supper. prepared by w. G. Stick, proprietor
of the Spring Garden Hotel, who is also a
member of the same lodge. The supper was
gotten up in good style, for which the land
lady is noted, and was highly appreciated and
enjoyed by all.
A deer, supposed by many to be one that
escaped from Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, was
seen by number of people in this section last
week. Frank Everhart saw it about noon last
Saturday. on his farm just back of town. 1t
was pursued by lot of cur dogs. 1t ran
along liesurely toward Lineboro.
DR.. J. Ell. Preston removed several tumors
from Mrs. Daniel Stansbury, of Greenmount,
last Monday afternoon. He was assisted in
The operation by DIR. VIM. D. Wells, of West
minister. At this writing she is doing well.
Mrs. j. w. f. Burgoon and daughter in
law, Mrs. VIM. A. Bu-goon, spent the past
week with George Hoover, at Wakefield.
Geo. W. Jones and wife, of near Silver,
Run, were guests last Sunday of his brother
in-law, J. VIM. Burgoon.
The new large coach factory building OF
I deOrgG Ii. mduTdbii. Ou CoutL -tANha SoASS'f -
under roof and nearing completion.
Mrs. Charles j. Fl. Ganter and grandson
Charles. spent the past two weeks in Harris
burg. Pa, with her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
M. Masenhimer.
John E. Masenhimer has had his dwelling
painted.
DR.. Luther Trump has had two rooms in
his dwelling handsomely painted.
Charles r. Everhart, of Monkton, Balti-
more county. spent Saturday aud Sunday here
with his family.
Charles G. Kneller is building barn on
the lot in the rear of his dwelling.
Mrs. Mary B. Lamotte has had the tin roof
of her dwelling painted.
Wesley Hoffacker has had the mettle roof
on his dwelling painted. 1t is occupied by
Charles j. Everhart
Mrs. Cordelia Hoffacker, widow of the late
Judge D. Fl. Hoffacker, is confined to her
home with rheumatism.
Messrs Burgoon and Bixler painted the
roof and spouiing of the hall of Daniel and
Jacob Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F.
Prof. j. Frank McBee sold his two-story
brick dwelling and l acre of land at public
sale last Saturday afternoon to George h.
| Folk, of Baltimore county, for $3.50.
Merre, the IL year old daughter of Frank
Utz, residing near Greenmount, in Hampstead
district, was taken sick on Friday of last week
and died at one o'clock on Tuesday morning
from cerebro spinal meningitis, superinduced
by inhamatory rheumatism. On Thursday OF
| last week she yet attended school all day.
| Her remains were inferred in the U. b. ceme-
terry at Greenmount, Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. ]. w. Houseman, the pastor, officiating.