The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-08-09
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Lebanon Lodge Entertains vIsifors-Sudden
Death Prof. McBee Will Go to Centre-
Vile improvements Personals, Etc

DeafI1-Pr0f. McBee Will Go 10 Tenure
Vile improvements Personals, Etc.
rha ra.u,sr communication Vt Lebanon Lodge
No rs. A. r. and A. NJ. of this place. on FRIDAY
night OF last week, one oil the most interesting
events IN iIs history An invitation had been ex-
sansied "a the Masons of Westminster, ResterstoWn
and several other places TO be present, ana In re-
snceiyea and entertained At the request
of NofshipfuI Master II. 3. Musseiman, OF Lepanon
Lodge; worshpfni Master George n uenI ~
the sublime degree of q Master Mason upon qeo Z.
THURMAN and Curyin ;Ament After the iaDo o q
the evening was concluded the lodge was CLOSED
and The members and visiting brethren, "a n mum
Ter rcuaired to the Hotelde Stick, VIM. ID Gettier,
proprietor. where an elegant panqnes was ~
enjoyment the participants AID wiz long pc De
borne in mind Inc visitors were W1pr si
Master George r. Gehr; past masters 6ehl r
Grouse. Charles Hesson and Charles T. Goouwln;
and brothers Charles q. Eugel, Pearre Wantz.
Frank III CAssell, Charles +. Miller Jr, FRANK z.
Miller. VIM. u frizzell, Ivan L. Hot, Harry I.
Gorsucb VIM A. Grouse, VIM. Strnth, John d.
Mitten. Frank Cunningham Geo. r. aa ~ fnb,
Smith, OF Door-to Virtue Lodge. Of Mes,minster;
brother Z. Stork Jones. of Patapsco NO ~ spar
rows Point Nd; brother D. NJ Wilhelm, Of Gnarisy
Lodge No l84, OF Parkton, Md; brother Rev y.
M. Browning, Of Patmos, No. TO-. Ellicott City;
brother w. f. Miller, OF Eureka. No. i05, sharps-
bnrg Md. worshipful master Charles ii. Carroll,
and brother James E. Mitchell, OF D0rlc NO "a
of Baltimore; worshipfu masters u p. feag,e, Z.
f ~, Redding. Harvey Reddug; u. H. Deli, of
Pickering. No i46, Woudberry; brothers: Geo:
Prechtel Jacob 4. Benson and J.. d. wilson, OF
Ionic. No AS, of Reisterstown; brother Alfred
Fowble of Mt Moriah. No. IL, OF Towson, Mo
Lebanon Lodge is in d hourishing aud prosperous
condition. Tue banquet given By them on TINS oc-
casion was prepared in admirable style, ana the
menu contained long list of attractive yiands.
Harry ). Musseiman; 5. W, C G. Dudrear J; W.
Robert NJ. Shower; s. d., ]. Z. Musselman; :. ",
Samuel Adkins; secretary, George A. shower; treas
HTf frrfa rftl pf0
John e. Masenhimer and wife and Charles Bril-
hart and wife were at Atlantic City this week
Lewis II. Loatz is building handsome porch 10
his residence.
Harry wareheim left here on Tuesday for Balti-
more, where he has secured work at cigar making
Rev. H. II. Flick and wife, this place, and Misses
Lillian Frieund and Henrietta West, friends from
Allegany, Pa. who are visiting them. spent d Few
days in baltimore and Washington this week.
Chas E. Houck is building carriage shed IN the
Ephraim W. Garrett. residing along the pike.
near town. is having his house painted.
The o. B. Sunday school of this place will hold
their annual celebration ana straw roe next
Thursday evening; 1t Will be held on sne large
near town. Should the weather be unfavoraole on
the above evening, then the following evening the
18TH
Walter d. Hanson lost valuable family horse
Tuesday night from some unknown cause.
Michael Hoffman and wife, OF Baltimore, were
guests of his sisters Mrs Dr. Jacob h Sherman, the
Luther Hoffacker moved to Hanover. Pa. on
Wednesday, where he will conduct the shoe Dusi-
John W. Warner has added new porch to the
front of his dwelling and also to the one adjoining
and occupied by MICH. Marshall
Lightning struck Stiltz's Church, York county.
Pa. about miles from this place, on Sunday night
last doing considerable damage 10 both steeple ana
VIM. II. Haines has builta new porch nearly the
full length of the dwelling.
Conrad Frankforter lost a valuable thoroughbred
About 20 feet of the old Frankforter tin shop on
Cor Maira fraQ
ment last Sunday evening.
VIM F. Masenhimer has sold his cigar factory to
his brother Charles M Masenhimer who Will con-
solidate it with his own factory. VIM. +. Masen-
himer will work with his brother.
visiting her uncle Charles II. Everhart and wife
NJ. W. Lamotte and daughter, OF Baltimore,
spent few days here last week with MS mother,
Mrs. Mary B. Lamotte.
Miss Emma V. Shower Is having an ADDITION
built to the rear enc of her home.
Este aged three years daughter b 81 Iohn NO.
and broke her left arm. The fracture was reduced
by DR.. Jacob H. Sherman.
Mrs DR.. r. L. Hoffimeier. of Hanover. "a, is q
guest of her sister, Mrs. DIR. John F. B. Weaver
Walter D. Hanson has improved his summer
house by the addition of a new tin roof.
George Il. Trout wife and daughter, of Balti-
more spent several days here this week win lneir
parents. ~,
timore county died suddenly from heart disease al
O'Clock last Tuesday evening, aged ~ years,
month and days Dr. Jacob D. sherman ms at
tending physician called to see him, ana found
him in good spirits and talked OF coming 10 see the
Doctor at his office. The Doctor left and had only
proceeded about one hundred yards when the family
called to him to come back, and to his surprise Mt
Sauble had fallen dead in the yard. He is snrvlv,
ed by a widow. Mr.. Sauble purchased grave ana
had a monument erected about one year ago. The
inscription shows that he was born July z, 1855
His estate is estimated at S2 900 mostly in real es
tate. The funeral was held THURSDAY from the
Lutheran Church at Beckleysville Rev. s. +. Sholan
officiating, and the body was buried under the
monument which he had erected.
prof nrincinqi of the High
School at this place. has been elected principal OF
the Centreville Queen Anne's county. High School
schools of the town. including the manual training
school. Prof McBee has brought out and devel-
oped the schools of this place sequa to any OF the
state During the last year he had nine graduates.
all of whom took teachers examination and passed.
and all but two were appointed teachers we wish
fident the people will appreciate man of his ex-
perience and ability as principal and first-cass
VIM Brussell, wife, daughter Miss Nora, and son
Edward, Mrs. sanders. Mrs j. A. Loane Mrs.
George H. Laux Mss marie aauM anu M h hs r
Mrs. A. K. Boteler and daughters Miss Dolie and
Virgie of Baltimore. are among the Doaruers at
Mrs Julia NJ. Motter's.
Mr and Mrs August Cook and Mrs. Louis Borner.
of Baltimore are among the boarders at Mrs Cassie
See Manchester Personals on the fourth page of
this paper
turers of this place. have been receiving numerous
complaints from their customers of from 500 to 1000
cigars in a case short in shipments railroad en-
ploye was arrested last week in Hagerstown and
lodged in Jail. Mr.. Adkins was notified to come to
Hagerstown at once to if he could identify his
goods and boxes. He described the box fully after
which IL was shown him and proved to be some OF
their goods.
Mrs VIM F. Masenhimer spent few days in Bal
timore this week with friends.
Dr. John F. B. Weaver is confined to his bed with
his old trouble, gall stones.
Mr. w A. Burgoon moved from Greenmount to
his new home here on Thursday.
Mr. George A. Shower has placed new porch in
front of his residence.
Mrs Frank Bien and son, of Baltimore, are visit
ing her sister, Miss Selma Lynard.
Miss Katie Owens, of Baltimore, was guest OF
Miss Ella Tracy this week
Miss LaRue Herr, of Westminster, is visiting
Misses AIDA and Emma Trump in this place.
Mr. Hickman A. Myers and daughter. Miss Lizzie
NJ, and Miss Maggie Thurman, spent a few days al
Hobart Pa this week with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Lizzie Hofftcker.
Mr. Lee K McBee of Baltimore, visited his par
euts Prof and Mrs. J. Frank McBee.
Mr. Charles Fl. Everhart has sold his "a story
brick residence in this place to Mr. Jacob H. BLocher
of Alesia Mr.. Blocher will move here in Novem
Der, and Mr.. Everhart will go to Monkton, Nd.
where he will clerk for his brother Mr.. Geo. Ever