The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-23
MAN CHE STER.

town o. Monday morning last and Be-
gan the survey of State road from
this town toward Westminster, via the
road known s. the Germantown road.
Work on the road between this town
and Hampstead il going at q very
slow pace ca account OF the non-ar-
rival of stone TO- the top dressing.
Mir. Charles Landes and family, DIE
Baltimore, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Mary Townshend, Or Alesia, I'D
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Folk
The game or ball played in Hill TOP
Park Oh Saturday afternoon last be
tween the home team and team from
Jefferson was won by the former by a
score Of To 81 ali are looking for
ward for a very interesting game to
be played in Hill Top Park, August
"a, between the Manchester and Pixies
vile boys.
Mrs. Grace Masenhimer and few
friends of OF hers arrived here We'd
nesday from Harrisburg, Pa, making
the trip il - auto, and are visiting
Mrs. Masenhimer's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Chas. J. H Ganter.
MI. Peter Bixler, Of Greenmount,
was paralyzed Sunday. IT. i an
Octogenarian and has been quite a
care On the family Oh account OF hi
feeble mind Only Friday he eluded
the watchfulness of the family and
was found ait q neighbours, quite a
distance from home.
The friends OF MI. Simon Williams,
OF Baltimore, were notified OF his
death Sunday evening lie suffered "a
stroke of paralysis Sunday morning
and by early evening peacefully pass
ed away IT, was son of the late
Amos Williams, and spent most Of his
boyhood days here. He married Mary
II. Carl, one OF our girls, who, with
several children survive him.
Two Of our aged citizens have been
quite ill during the week. Mr. I'd
ward Oursler, or South Main street
and Mr. George Ament, o. High
street.
The relatives Of Mrs. Louise H.
Delphy, Of this place we're notified
of her death in Baltimore Oh Sunday.
She was daughter of David Ever
hart, who while host Of the Franklin
House OF Howard and Franklin
streets, Baltimore, died fri 1867. She
was twice married, her r1rst husband
being Col Mann, of Mass. After a
widoWhood of some years she became
the wife Of George Delphy, Of Balti-
more She il survived by several
children and by one brother (Rev.
George G Everhart) and three sisters
(Mrs. Leber and Mrs. Nixdorf, of Bal
timore, and Mrs. O. Clever, OF Hagers-
town.
Mr. Charles Miller and his friend,
Mr. Gumler, of Baltimore, spent Sun
day here with the formers parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Cornelius Miller.
Mrs. Leila Shenberger, Of York, Il
visiting her aunts, Misses Susie and
Mary BiXler.
Prof and Mrs. Maurice Tnger left
for their home Thursday last, e
pecting to do some sightseeing and
visiting OF friends before reaching
Manilus, near Rochester, N. ", where
the Prof, is one Of the faculty OF the
military school att that place.
Mr. Valentine Menchey j. repairing
the steeple OF the vi. ID. Church, Of
this place, which was wrecked by the
lightning month or more ago.
Several gentlemen have paid visits
to the mayor and council Of this cor
poration during the last weeks ln
the interest Of q company forming to
supply Manchester, Hampstead and
Greenmount with water and electric
light They are asking for fran
chise from WI. and H. and from the
county commissioners to lay pipes and
erect poles through the towns and
along the public road, work to com
mence within IL months and to b.
finished i'm one year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sellers, of York,
are spending part Of their vacation
with their aunt, Miss Laura Burns.
MIR. Sellers fl On the staff of the York
Gazette, morning daily.