The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-27
MANCHESTER.

Mrs. William II. shower entertained
her friends Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 10. The invitations were extended
from To ILL p. m, to join silk quilt.
Long before the specified time The
quilt was joined "a most pleasant SO
cial time was enjoyed while the
needles flew. Abnndants OF refresh
ments were served, consisting of chick
en- platters, salad, cheese, crackers,
coffee and nut fudge. All are anxious
for Mrs. Shower to finish her other
quilt.
MIR. Leonard Smith had quite loss
Thursday morning. When he went TO
feed his hogs he found one OF them
dead. 1t seemed perfectly well when
he fed In the evening. They would
have butchered it next week Mr.
Smith thinks it would have weighed
more than $50 pounds. Our SYM
patty is with Mr.. Smith, for it was q
great disappointment a. well as loss.
Mrs. David Everhart and son, Of
Frederick, Md, are spending some
time with her grandmother, Mrs n
Musselman.
Master Martin Loats and friend, Mr..
Carroll, OF Woodbury., Baltimore,
spent Sunday i'm town at the home OF
Martins parents.
Mrs. Noah Sellers, Of York, Pa,
spent several days al A guest of her
sister, Mrs. Laura Burns.
Mrs. Lackshaw, of York, Pa, visited
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Berry, Of
South Main street. Mrs. Berry ac-
companied her daughter home at
whose home she viii spend the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Horatio Black, OF
Hanover. Pa, and Mr.. Helfrick, OF
Columbia, Pa, visited MIR. and Mrs.
p. Helfrick, of North Main street.
Pocohontas Tribe OF Red Men en-
tertained the Hanover Lodge Thurs
day evening. The tribe came in a
large automobile, and enjoyed their
visit hugely.
The store room occupied by MIR.
Harold Frankforter has been en-
larged. "a double plate glass front
adding much to its appearance. and
giving two large windows for display.
We wish Harold well, and hope the
business will increase to keep pace
with the store. He has fine goods and
the price is all right. Walk in and
look around, and | am sure you will
buy.
Mr.. hOSWell ftOHdCheT has sent Jul
invitations to his wedding to Miss
Cora Berkheimer, Of Miller's. The
ceremony will be performed Wednes-
day at the Lutheran parsonage, Rev.
Lau officiating. a reception will be
held at the home of the bride
The large trees planted around the
Lutheran church have been cut down
1t gives better view of the church,
and more light.
Miss F. G. Ross attended the 25th
anniversary OF the Love Circle OF
Kings Daughters held in the Third
Reformed Church, Baltimore, Friday
evening, November Goth. Miss Ross
reported a most enjoyable and instruc-
tive meeting While in Baltimore
she was the guest Of Miss Fannie
Kopp.
Mrs. Harry LaMotte spent several
days in Baltimore, the guest OF Mrs.
Joseph Motter and other friends.
Mrs Elmer Denner and daughter, OF
Baltimore, spent Sunday at the home
of DR.. w. s. Denner and wife.
Mrs. Charles Shaffer and son, Noble,
are visiting her father Mr.. Oliver
Lippy.
Mr.. Ell Warheim made flying visit
home Sunday.
Mr.. William Adkins is quite sick at
the home of his SON, 9. Adkins, suffer-
ing from a complication Of diseases.
We are having ideal winter weather,
pure air, fine roads. What more do
Won want for THANKSGIVING.