The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-01-11
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Installation and Banquet Raffles-Pers0n-
alS-Painful Accident-C Church Notices,
Deaths, &c.

Lutheran Church announcements-Divin
service at Bachman's on Sunday next at 10 a.
M; Snydersburg at 2 p. m, and at Manches-
ter at p. m.
Prayer meeting and explanation of Sunday
lesson every Wednesday at p. IN. Cateehet
cal instructions al Manchester every Satur
day at Up IN.
Mr.. VIM. Michaels ratified gold watch val
ued at $1,000. Ii WIS Won by Mr.. A. E. Hill
derbrand, proprietor of the Hotel De Stick.
Miss Gs.rtie Sullivan returned home ON Sat
nrday evening from a two months visit 10 rel
aives and friends in West Virginia.
The Fire Company ratified off large picture
last week which Was won by Mr. Nimrod
Armstrong, of this place. 1t Melted $50.
The latter part oil last week as DIR. Albert
Dudrear was walking down his brothers, Mr..
G. c. Dudrear's, garden, ON York street. his
ankle turned. He is confined To his home
and can only move about The house by the aid
OF crutches
MIR. Warren Shipley and family who spent
the holidays at Bird Hill, this county,as guests
of his father-in- law, Mr.. Aft Buckingham and
family, returned home this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sneeriuger, of Han
over, Pa, spent Sunday last here as guests OF
Mr. Walter d. Hanson aud family.
Mr.. VIM. Masenhimer, of this place, has
bought the Excelsior cigar factory.
Mrs. Harry N. Burgoon is confined to her
home with slight attack of pneumonia. DR..
Sherman is the attending physician.
Mr.. Charles J. Everhart and family have
returned to their home from a visit To Freder
lex, Nd.
The Manchester Lutheran Church kept
watch during New Years eve. and had de.
lightful program until the last few minutes of
the old year. The choir of the church took
great pride IN furnishing music for the evening.
We were also furnished with music by Rupp s
orchestra. There were also some fine recita-
tons.
At regular communication of Daniel and
Jacob Lodge, No. %, |. o. 0. F., held last
Saturday night, the following officers were in
stalled for the current term: S. P. g., Bo-
ratio F. Leese;I N. g., Claude Hoffman; V.
g., Chaa. E. Houck; Rec. Sec, 81. M. Smith;
r. Rohrbaugh; Chaplain, g. w. j. EverharI
Marshal. Jacob E. Musselman; Warden. Geo.
NJ Hoffman; Conductor, Geo. s. Moiter; h.
S. N. g., Nimrod Armstrong; l.. S. N. e.,
Jacob Wink; R. S. V. g., Chas. c. Kneller;
l.. s. V. g., Wilson Bosom; |. g., Walter
d. Hanson; o. g., Chas. E. Houck. Geo. S.
Motter was elected Janitor and also Represen-
tative to Grand Lodge. After the installation
services were concluded banquet was given
III the banqueting hall of the lodge, consisting
of OYSTERS in various styles, salads, oranges,
bananas and other trimmings. The affair was
catered by the following committee of the
lodge-Jacob. Musselman, Chas E. Houck
and VIM. l.. F. Burgoon.
Mrs. Catharine, widow of the late Peter Ii.
Fowble. died last Tuesday night, January I,
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Noah K.
Miller. at Alesia, from typhoid fever, aged 70
years. She was well-known in this section OF
the county and was loved by all. She is sur
vived by three daughters and one son, Mrs.
Geo. H. Fleischhauer and Mrs. Chas. Bowers,
of Westminster, Mrs. Noah Miller, of Aesia.
and Mr.. Theo. H. Fowble, of Baltimore. l
great grandchld and grandchildren. Her
remains were inferred in the Lutheran cemeter,
here on Friday morning, Rev. H. IL. Flick,
her pastor. officiating. The palbearers were
Martin Painter, Geo. Sandrck, Geo. Fl. Hare
and Jno. Grogg. Jacob Wink, undertaken.
Mrs. Rachael Warner aged 80 years, widow
of the late Rev. Peter Warner, and mother OF
Rev. A. N. Warner, Secretary Selings Grove
College, died at her home in Dallastown, Pa.
january 6. Her remains were brought here
on Thursday and inferred in the Lutheran
Cemetery at 10 o clock, same dav, Rev. 81. Il.
Flick officiating.
Miss Sarah Trump is confined to her home
with pneumonia.