The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22
SILVER RUN ITEMS.
Large Attendance At The Lutheran Pic
gic-A First Class Program Rendered
Church Reunion -PerSOnalS, Etc.

The i.a,heran picnic in this place last Sat
ur,iAv was veil attended and success
throughout About 200 people were in at
tendance from all over the county. The Taa
sytown Band was present and gave plenty OF
good music. 4 hne program entitled " lhe
NsW Crusade. on which Rev. W. II. Ehr.
hart made some remarks, was well rendered.
Several drills. under the training OF Ii. NJ.
Lippy. we're given. One was doll drill by
II little girls, the other Tag drill by Il young
ladies, which we're very much appreciated by
Ell that could get close enough TO see them.
The singing was good. The gross receipts
with the collection amounted to $3.50, net pro
hjs about Sll5. /, Was the largest and best
uicnie ever held ia this place The Sunday
school extended vote OF thanks 10 Harvey
j Maus for his beautiful grove where the ple-
ME was held also 10 the editors OF the news
papers that advertised the picnic free OF
charge.
Ms. George Z. Myers, of Manchester, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs John /. Thurman.
Last Saturday evening the Misses Thurman
entertained Miss AlyeTta Robert, OF Robert
Mil; Alta Diizler. Charles Eyster and Erma
u.tzler, Of Sells Station; Leola Burgoon, OF
Uuioa Mills; Lottie Hilderbrick and Curvin
Beck. Of near Littlestown; Grace Robinson,
Benton Mehring and Charles GeItier, Of Lit
tIestowu.
Miss ". Grace Robinson, Of Littlesiowu,
spent several DAYS last week with her friends
Misses Edith and Emma Thurman.
Miss Edith V. Thurman returned home tu-
dav. after spending several weeks with friends
ia Baltimore county and Manchester.
Mrs. Ellsworth Dell and children, OF Han
over, returned home on Monday, after spend
iug several days with her parents, }. K. Lip
py and wife
Feeser i kemper's cider mill and apple
butter boiling factory Is IN fall blast.
Silver Run is booming with picnics aud tes-
tiyals Thursday the Reformed Reunion took
place. Next Thursday, the 27th, the Changers
viii have an all day picnic, and in the even
ing Of August 9th and Saturday evening, 18th.
the NJ C. Lodge Will hold festivals IN their
Hall.
The members OF the Reformed cougrega-
ton have dug foundation for a cement walk
around the church.
Samuel Hull aud wife, of Harrisburg, and
Thomas Hull. of York, attended the picnic
ca Saturday.
Harvey fippy. who has been with Johu ID.
Feeser for several years, is now IN Hanover
working in the rope factory.
William Stout, Of Baltimore, is visiting
Charles Knipple On Tuesday he had his
wife who was buried a mouth ago, removed
10 his own lot in this place.
I.ArER.-The reunion OF the Reformed
churches was largely attended. Anthems
we're rendered by the choirs Of Silver Run,
Baust. Pleasant Valley and Manchester
churches. and hymns were sung by the assem-
blage. An addres of welcome was made by
the pastor of St. Mary's Church, Silver Run,
Rev. J. Stewart Hartman, aud a response by
Rev. James b. Stouesifer, of Salem charge,
near Westminster. Rev. NJ. o. Noll, of Car
Isle. Pa. delivered an address on The Pedi-
gree of Brother Jonathan" Several from.
bone solos were rendered by Mr.. Glede, OF
Harrisburg, Pa.