The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-03


Miss Lillian Mae Stoner, this city,
is visiting in Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Preston Holmes, OF Cumberland, Nd.
is spending q week with relatives In
this county.
Thomas Boylan, Of Baltimore, SPENT
sunday In this city visiting relatives
and friends
Mrs. John Skinner, OF Baltimore, in
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. David
Crowl. Center street.
Miss Bessie Staub. Of Frederick. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Dorsey, Park avenue
Miss Grace Irene EichoFn, Of Vest
Main street, is visiting relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw. of Will
Transport, Md, spent Sunday with
their families in this city.
Michael opits, of jamestown, No.
Is SPEEDING some time with his neph-
ews az Walnut Grove Mills.
Robert Miller, OF Baltimore. visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller.
Fast Main street, last week
Miss Nellie II. Eichorn is spending
a few days with her friend, Reta C.
Morningstar, Meadow Branch
Eldridge Waesche, Of BaJtinore.
spent a few days this week with
Joseph s. Stoner, Liberty street
Mrs, Malanchton Myers and dauRh-
ter OF Baltimore, are visiting veIa-
uyes and friends in this county.
Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw, Of Penn
sylyania avenue, spent a few days
IN Washington, ID. G., this week.
Miss Mamie Marck and Miss Pearl
F1ror. OF Baltimore. spent last week
with Miss Elsie Bowman, Tannery.
Mrs. William Staup, Of Lancaster.
Pa. Is guest OF her parents, Judge
and Mrs. John r. EekenrOde, Liberty
street
John II. Cassell, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, who has been spending some
time In this city. returned home on
Sunday.
NJ Clinton Smith, wife and son
Ralph, OF baltimore, are guestgAf Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brown, East Main
street
Martin V. shriveT and Carol Katz.
this city, spent Sunday and Monday
In York Pa. as guests Of Mr.. Katz's
parents.
Joseph Bowman, Edward Nygren
and Norman Fleagle spent Saturday
and Sunday at Joseph Bowman's,
Tannery.
Mrs John J. O'Keefe, Of Washing
ton, ID, O., Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Mary L. Herring, % East Main street,
Westminster.
Miss Ida May Gather, Valley Lee.
". Marys county, is guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw, Penn
sylyanla avenue.
Mr. and Mrs James NJ. nusselman.
daughter and son, OF Harrisburg, Pa,
spent several days with the formers
parents at the Central Hotel,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry n. Fowble and
children. Enst Green street spent sew
eral days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Gum Taylorsyille
Mr. and Mrs Morris Mitten, W. w.
thompson and Miss Thompson, OF
Baltimore. are spending two weeks
at Niagara Falls and sarina, Ont
Miss Mae Brauning, OF Breezy Hin
farm, has returned home after spend
Ing week with her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
G. Caples, Of Green Spring Valley.
Miss Esther Snyder, of Washington.
ID. G., returned home after spending
the summer with her cousin, Miss
Erma Shaw, Pennsylvania avenue.
John A. Herring, OF 81 East Main
street, Westminster spent the FIRST
of the week with his sister, Mrs. John
p. Klee, at her home, Walnut Grove
Mills
J. Frank Diffendal and Frank Il.
Cassell are spending some time In
Boston, New York and other places.
They went by boat from Baltimore to
Boston.
Howard M. Stocksdalc, wife and
two sons, OF Baltimore, spent the past
two weeks with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. c. Stocksdale, of Dale Farm,
near Finksburg.
Miss Maude S. Stem, OF Dennings,
and Miss Lula Townsend, of Balti-
more, have returned TO Carroll eoun-
ty from a trip to Richmond Charles
ton and points South.
Miss Fannye l. StOcksdale. OF near
Finksburg, is spending 10 days at
Atlantic City, and on her return home
will visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Devilbiss, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. DR.. ID, +. Shipley and her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Cook and
daughter Julia, of Washington, went
to Pen Mar Wednesday, and on Thurs
day took in the Gettysburg battlefield.
After spending the past two months
visiting friends In number OF cities
In Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio and
Pennsylvania Miss Bessie Dickson
Mering has returned to her home in
Clear Ridge.
Mrs. Margaret MCGOWAN and Miss
Celeste McGowan, of Baltimore, who
have been visiting Mrs. Clara Lindsay,
Enterprise, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rylands, Liberty street, returned
home this week
]. Alonzo Stover, leader of the Luz
theran choir for the past 30 years
at Waynesboro, Pa, and Frank W.
Armacost, of Chambersburg, Pa.,spent
Sunday with Mrs VIM. l.. Armacost,
corner Park and Chase streets.
Miss Louise Leister entertained at
her home, near Snydersburg, from
Saturday until Monday Miss Grace
Kirk, of oxford, Pa; Miss Bessie
Macklem, of Havre de Grace, Md, and
Miss Ruth Potts, of Round Hill, Va.
Methodist Protestant Church.
The pastor. Rev. n L. creen6ald