The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-16

Harry RinInger. OF Corey, Pa, il
visiting In this city.
Harry Hobby was visiting friends
In Westminster this week.
Miss Esther Snyder. OF Washington
II visiting Miss Erwa Shaw.
Miss Jewell Simpson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents.
MIRA Howard Irwin and children.
o. Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. VIM.
Black
J, Welgand, Of Newark, N. j., In Wis.,
lung Harvey Stone, Pennsylvania
avenue,
Mrs. Ivan Il. Hun and daughters are
Waiting the formers parents In Lit
ueatown
James MerIwether shellman spent
Easter sunday with hts aunt, Miss
Mary shellman.
John Cassell. Of Philadelphia, pa.
spent Easter visiting his brothers and
sister In this city.
Mrs. Harry McCready KINNEY az
Philadelphia, u visiting her mother,
Mrs. Samuel x. Herr.
Or. James e shreeye. Jr.. attended
a oonolaTe Of the knights OF PythIas
In baltimore this week.
Miss Katharine McWillIams. of
baltimore ~ the guest Of Mrs. Walter
Grumblne. Carroll street
Misses Edna and Virginia Register
are Waiting in baltimore. where they
attended an Easter dance.
Miss Platte q. W. nankert apent
Easter In Washington visiting her
cousin and other friends
Mr. aud MIRA. William Rover. az
Washington, y g.. spent several days
with relatives 10 this county.
Robert Reese, conductor on the a.
4 o Railroad. visited his father. Sim
on REESE, OF George street. last week.
Airs sidney skinner. OF Washing
,nn. Is visiting the family of her
brother, Allan 7. Bacon. Court House
The family OF Rev. /. Emory BEN
nett. the now pastor of Centenary NJ
= Church, moved into the parsonage
Thursday.
Ephraim T. Myers and son Stanley.
OF Baltimore, visited the formers faith
er-ln-law, Josiah EngIeman. Sunday
and Monday
". G. Freeman and family will move
the latter part OF this month TO Baiti-
inore,where they will make their home
IN the future.
Mrs. John II. Cunningham, daurh.
ter Mary and Miss Mary BIIllngasea
are visiting Mrs. Frank Cunningham
IN Washington.
Miss Elenor Thomas and Miss Eliza
beth Roberts were home for the
Easter holidays.
irving Morgan, wife and children.
OF Baltimore. spent Easter visiting
his wife'a mother. Mrs. Masglcott.
Pennsylvania avenue.
r. w. Hull. West Main street. who
has been sick for the past four weeks.
~ improving. ard expects 20 be able
TO get out before long.
Mrs. Clara Loane and daughter.
Mrs. Clara Loane Jenkins, who were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. Nit
ten, have returned to Baltimore.
Mr. aud Mrs, Harry Warner and
daughter, OF Washington, ID. CL In
spending sometime with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Warner, West Main
street.
President Taft last week sent to
the Senate the name OF ELI Elmer Ben
nett. OF this county, to be a second
lieutenant In the Coast Artillery
Corps.
Mrs. J. l.. ReIfsnider, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lieutenant Creecy. at Fort
Royal, s. G., viii return to Westmin-
ster tomorrow.
J. Edward Koontz and wife have re-
turned to their home In Baltimore.
after spending a few days with his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
r. N. Koontz. OF Union Mills.
Miss Margaret volgt, Albert E.
Frankton, DIR. w. b. Hunter ana Wal
ter Donovan, all OF Baltimore. spent |
Easter with the Misses Meta and
Golda Stonesifer, OF 81 Church street.
this city
John II. Nelson and VIM. II. Buck
ingham, OF Smallwood, have returned
from trip through Virginia and
West Virginia. and report inspecting
some fine timber farming and graz
ing sections.
Miss Edyth Pentz. OF Baltimore.
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
familU nf hnrN ~ oil lea III. r.
Rose Miss Pentz was Invited by
Father Cassidy to assist the choir
OF St Johns Catholic Church with the
Easter singing. At the morning SER
vice she sang the principal solos Of
the mass, and at It's concIuelon gave
9 beautiful rendition Of Millard's AVE
Verum,2 which she repeated az the
evening service. Miss Pentx has q
rich soprano voice. Of great volume
and penetration. which filled every
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