The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-02-08
mArrHEsrER DISTRICT ITEMS.
Death Of Well Known Persons Sickness
Closes Schools Personals, Etc.

Mr.. Charles Garrett, of Lewistown, Pa, son
of Mr.. Daniel Garrett, near here, died on
Friday of last week from typhoid fever, aged
SO wears. His wife died about one year ago.
He is survived by five children, the oldest
being about IA years of age.
Miss Estelle Vordemberg, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Pearl Burns.
Mrs. Horatio R. Rohrbaugh spent few
DAYS in Baltimore this week with friends.
Rev. 81. Fl. Flick, pastor of Emmanuel
Lutheran Church, will hold services tomorrow,
February 9th, as follows: At Bachman's at
10 a. M, Snydersburg 2.30 p. M, and at Man.
chester English at p. m.
The second child, daughter, of Mr.. Israel
Il. Hare, residing near Manchester, has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, but at this writ
ing is slowly convalescent.
Mr.. Oliver Hoover, who has been such
great sufferer from rheumatism, is again con-
fined to his bed.
Mrs. Louis Dienst spent a week in Han
over, Pa, as the guest of Mr.. Henry McWIl-
liams and family.
MIR. Elmer Lippy sold his fine young sorrel
colt to Mr.. Ryne, of Baltimore.
Two children of Mr.. G. Eugene Gardner
are recovering from the measels.
Local talent will soon present the drama
ssThe Wanderers Return" from the poem
Enoch Arden, by Tennyson. This play Will
undoubtedly claim the admiration OF the pup
lie. and will be presented in /. 0. o. +. hail.
Mr.. Irwin Culiison, of Maple Grove, is con-
fined to his home threatened with pneumonia
Mr.. Harvey Rupp was compelled to close
his public school last week on account OF his
having the s,pink eye"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM E. Stultz, of Westmin-
ster. visited Mrs. Stultz's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Wink, in this place, during the
fine sleighing. :.
Mary, wife of Mr. Edward Albaugh, died
at her home in this place about $50 clock
last Saturday evening. She had been afflicted
with heart trouble for more than year. and
besides suffered occasionally from commissions.
She had two on Friday and seven on Satur-
day before her death, in one OF which sne
died. She was aged 81 years. She was the
fifth of the family to die within the past year.
She grieved great deal over the death of her
mother. who made her home with her for
many years, and who died Feb. 18th, 1901.
Mrs. Albaugh was good, kind wife, and an
obliging neighbor. She was an active mem
ber of the Lutheran Church, and for many
wears taught class in that Sunday school,
and always filled her place in that capacity
unless prevented by sickness. The large re-
latonshp and the many friends of the family
gathered on Tuesday morning to pay the last
tribute of respect. The interment was IN the
Lutheran cemetery here, Rev. d. ID. Flick,
her pastor, officiating. She IS survived by a
husband aud five brothers-Messrs. John W.
Buckingham, of Washington, u. e.; Benz,
Oscar and Charles, of Baltimore, and Elias,
of Howard county, Md. The pail bearers
E. B. Myers, John W. Snyder, Charles L.
W.,,e. aud ,aonard n Schmidt
The public schools at Greenmount and
Eburg's are closed on account of number OF
scarlet fever cases in that section.
Miss Maggie Gross, of Germantown, is visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Howard Manchey is visiting friends in Bal
timore.
Mr.. j. C. Heb, of Shrewsbury, Pa, spent
some time with friends in Manchester this
week.
Mr.. Vim. Keck, near here, is confined tc
his home with pneumonia.
| The remains of Mr.. David Kneller, who
| died in Baltimore on Thursday of last week
were brought here for interment in the Luth
eran cemetery on Saturday last on the moor
train. Rev. H. H. Flick oficiated. Services
were held in the church and were well at
tended by relatives and friends. The pail
bearers were Cornelius Miller, Clayton Turner
JONI w. Lump, OuoliOo AooeS3 A"AA DS>S>
and John W. Burns.
Miss Sadie Kneller, daughter of Mrs. DAME
Kneller, of Germantown, was married at the
home of her mother on Wednesday evening
at O'Clock to Mr.. Harvey Smith, near Green
mount, by Rev. S. M. Roeder. Miss Lena
Dell and Mr.. William Smith, brother of The
groom, were the attendants, and Miss Ida
Roeder played the wedding march. Only the
immediate families of the bride and groom
were present.
Charles Thurman, aged 16 years. son o
William Thurman, of Hanover, Pa, dice
Thursday morning of peritonitis. He will be
buried here this Saturday morning, from
the residence of his grandmother, Mrs. E. W
Thurman.
Mr.. Clarence C. Oursler has accepted ;
position in Brooklyn, n Y, and left for thai
city last Sunday.
Miss Leona Debring, of Baltimore, who has
spent several weeks in Manchester as the CUES
of Miss Molly G. Wilson, returned home or
Monday last
Mr. Emanuel Cox, an aged citizen OF thu
place, was found lying on the floor last Sun
| day evening while the members of the family
were at church. Mr.. Cox was stricken will
paralysis and is now suffering from its effects
DR.. Preston is the attending physician.
Mr.. Ephriam Trout, an aged citizen, is con
fined to his home with pneumonia.
Mr. Austin Geiselman and George Mather
of Westminster, were guests OF Mrs. Chas >
Everhart and friends.
Mr.. VIM. F. Masenhiner is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Jerusalem Kexel has returned home
from her visit to Baltimore.
Master Chas. G. Miller is spending the weel
in Annapolis with his grandfather, Hon. c. j
Fl. Ganter.
Mr.. Elmer Denner and family, formerly o
this place, who reside in Baltimore, spen
several days with his parents and friends II
this place.
A sleighing party Of twenty from Gler
Rock, Pa, visited the Washington Hous,
here Thursday evening. They had music ant
jolly good time.
On Friday evening large sleighing part.
went from here to Hampstead and stopped
Hotel de Stick.