The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-05-13
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Masonic Banquet of ladies' Home
missionary Society = Rude Conduct in
Churches Etc.

MAY 10.-Charles Everharl. on North Main
street, has greatly improved his property by
a general remodeling.
The voters of Manchester on Saturday last
| elected Daniel Dubbs as Mayor.
Horato Garr..tt, who purchased the Crow
Their farm last fall, has torn the old house
down and intends erecting new brick one in
its place
H. H. Flick, Jr., a teacher of Selbysville,
Garret county, returned home for his summer
vacation, which he will spend with his parents.
At the last communication of Lebanon
Lodge, No. IT'S, A. F. and A NJ, held on
Friday evening of last week, two brothers
were raised to the sublime degree of Master
Mason, after which they marched to the Frank
lin House. where a sumptuous meal was
served by proprietor Buchanan. Bre'hern
were present from Westminster, Hampstead,
Alesia, Reisterstown and Hanover.
Miss Eliza Cox and sister are making some
Improvements to their home on York street.
Mrs. d. H. Hoffacker is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hoffacker, of West.
minister, visited relatives here last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Estela Vortemberg, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Pearl Burns.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society met
on Sunday afternoon at the Lutheran Church
Quite an interesting program was rendered,
after which the delegates. Misses Lizzie
Trump and Laura Myers, who attended the
convention at Taneytown. made reports.
Among the features Of the program was solo
by Vernon Stump. The meeting was con
Quoted BY Miss Sarah Trump. The meetings
are interesting and should be attended by q
great many more people who really are church
members or christian workers. Turn out and
bring yeur friends and neighbors who sat
around and talk about anything but the gospel
The next meeting will be ON Sunday evening,
June llth, at O'Clock.
The churches at this place have been dis.
turbed for some time by several young per.
sous who make il practice TO run up and
down the steps of the vestibules or sit back
and talk, which is very annoying TO both pastor
and audience.
On Sunday evening Of last week some per.
sons, supposed to be residents of this place,
drove young mans horse while he was in
church. The parties who did this can lind a
partner either in jail at Westminster or out on
bail. who did the same thing IN Hampstead
last fall IL is only pity that the young man
did not proceed to the full extent of the law.
II no law can be had in Manchester he should
90 to Westminster, where Justice eau be tad.
Charles Hively closed out his stock Of gro
eeries last Saturday al auction Henry Gen
sier, aaeiioneer.
Walter Weniz has purchased horse from
Mr. BarnhAri, who Is doing horse shooting and
repair work at MasenhimeF 4 Bergman :, this
place.
William kinsiny, ~ife aud two children,
Charles Heindel and wife. William Hsiadel
and vile. all Of Hanover. Pa. spent Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Grous Warner,
South Maia street. They made the uip in
Two automobiles
Rev. Il II. Flick attended synod at Back
eysyille. Pa. on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Mae Rapp, OF Carrollian, Is
visiting her SISTER Mrs. Horace z. u. Garrett,
on South Main street
Nelson Ritiass has treated bis house so a
coat OF paint.
Rev. :. ~ Roetlef sad William Rhodes
we're al Reformed Ci4ssis last week.
Leonard Smith. ~as has been working tn
Baltimore siaev January. j. homs on a yacA.
tlnn.
Mu- HorAiio oursler and ,-o children
returned hoase Sfier spending lev days Silh
relatives m Baltimore.