The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-12
RURAL NEWS.
CHRONICLES OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
MANCHESTER.

Memorial services held By Poca-
hontaa Tribe OF Red Men Sunday,
lime N. was largely attended. The
order turned out well. The Carroll
County Reed Band rendered me
music and the weather was ideal
The following program was given:
Music, by the band; Hymn, by audi
ence Nearer Ny God to Thee; Prayer
J. w. Burgoon; Trombone Solo, Il.
M. Loats; Duet, Ross Hoffacker and
H M. Loats; Music, by band;
Address by y. g. Littleton; Hymn,
God Be with you till We meet again;
Lords Prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Frederick en-
tertained at their home, Sunday,
June It'll, about 70 Or their friends,
82 eating dinner and all enjoying the
variety of good things prepared
a1undantly. A large motor truck
brought about 38 from York; several
small automobiles and a number of
vehicles brought the friends from
Glen Rock, Logansville. In the al
ternoon a photographer was called
la. "A group containing 65 Of the
guests was taken as souvenir Oh
the occasion. They departed In the
late afternoon with glowing account
or Maryland's hospitality.
The remains OF Mrs. Michael Will
helm were laid to rest Saturday
morning beside those of her husband,
who was buried the Saturday pre-
vious. She was aged 70 years.
Though a paralytic for number OF
years il was sad to have the home
bereft OF father and mother In one
week.
Saturday morning DR.. Land ran. his
buggy out of the shed In the alley
While in the stable Harvesting the
horse, a team belonging to UT.
Tracey. driven by Mr.. Fulk, became
frightened and ran away, the heavy
mill wagon breaking the Doctors
buggy. AT first 1t seemed to be 20
demolished that a new one would BE-
necessary, but later 1t was found 1t
could be repaired. Fortunately, the
Doctor was not in it driving, Or ne
might have been seriously injured.
Mrs. Lowernger, of South Main
street. suffered a light stroke OF
paralysis. At this writing she is
slightly improved
DIR. Land will hold Communion
service Sunday, June Ia.
The June tea to be held June IL,
under the auspices Of the Ladies Aid
Society, will be postponed until later
in the summer.
Mrs. William III. Shower Is spend
Ing the week with he daughter, Mrs
George Shaffer, of Baltimore.
Miss Fannie Ross will spend the
next two weeks visiting friends 10
Baltimore and Chestertown.
Misses Edna and Emma Trump are
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Trump IL visiting
friends in Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hoffacker and
daughter Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Miller spent the day in Baltimore
Monday.
MI. George s. Motter spent the
weeks end at Thurmont, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Shower,
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Or. and Mrs.
Keller, Mrs Daisy Burgoon, Horace
Reese and Miss Sadie Masenhimer
attended the funeral of Mrs. Lolita
Shower, at St Joseph's Church, near
Glen Rock. Mrs. Shower lived IL
Manchester for four years. Her
many friends extend their sympathy
to her distressed parents In their be
She was an only daugh-
ter, aged p years.
Mr.. Theodore Fridinger has pur-
chased a fine automobile.
Mr.. Charles Hively and Mrs. T.
Fridinger are improving their homes
with a concrete pavement. curb and
gutter. '@
Mr.. Aveline Manchey il improving
his home by enlarging the brick
building, adding new porch, CUT !
ting down windows, etc. When II ig
completed he will have modern
home, in both convenience and APP
pearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Everhart
spent Sunday In Baltimore.