The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
RURAL NEWS.
cupaNCLES OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
our NEIGHBORS.
MlN(,H STER.

p,oohnntas Tribe OF REQ Men eltei
roC I two III their grand of1cers
taineua av evening, November 9Th, in
IiuLsh aiI ~ South Main street, after
theil reoular meeting, addresses by
lheH n Littleton and al Baker, of
pr ;.; ~ were greatly enjoyed by
bal' inrge number present The com
we ia- IN charge then served the in
on 10 ham sandwiches, lce
hu md coffee. After some time
srea socially the lodge adjourned
Ipa ah nieased with the evenings pro-
w B. Bosley held an oyster supper
r,sdnesdav evening, November 4, at
home ia Greenmount. The pro-
w. for the benefit OF the new
Irtheran Church q NUMBER ~
,asjes and gentlemen from this town
49, present. 175 suppers were serY-
" beside the other good Things ON
M. Mrs. Bosley deserves espe1lal
ro;sa in her untiring efforts In this
Tha willing Workers Aid Society OF
r-initv reformed Church will 9old
ays,ar ana chicken supper In ~ ID.
h Hall Saturday evening, Noyem-
80 ia Supper will be served from
20 an m. Besure and see the lady
With 100 tickets
Mr. y, ". Gregory received a tele-
yram Saturday announcing tbs death
lis mothcr-in-law, Mrs. Bird, OF
s,I,cortsvllle, N. N. Mrs. Gregory has
Lann N her mothers home for some
raegs funeral Monday. The cause
" her death was a complication OF
diseases that caused her heart to be
come involved.
Mr. J. B. Baker is spending re
bunting and fishing. No doubt enjoy
mg the sport in full.
Mss Edna Baker and friend, Mrs
Robert 10y, of Baltimore, spent sun
law here the guest OF Miss Edna's
sister. Miss Carrie Baker.
Manchester hebeckah held soclal
Tuesday evening, November 3. After
tbpir regular meeting, some hours 81
social chat, was followed by serving
refreshments OF pumpkin, and lemon
castard ginger bread, carmel ano
coffee.
Poor rabbits" Judging from the
sound of guns being fired. There
we're quite a few killed. The boys
were out in full force.
Dr Keller. Howard Loats, Mrs
Carlyle and the Hotel DeStick are tht
latest ones having a curb and gutter
slaced The bank laid a concrete
pavement along the lot OF the scales
and curb and gutter along thell
building on York street. Jack Eros
will soon stop the work for this sea
som.
Quite a winter morning was with vi
Tuesday. Ice of some thickness ant
! heavy frost made oyercoats and fur'
look good We're 1t not for tn
draught the weather would be ideal
bat were the ground to freeze up al
dry Az ii il the scarcity OF Watel
would be quite disastrous.
The Sunshine Society that met Mon
day at the home Of Mrs. William
Masenhimer decided to do CHART!
work for the Xmas season. One Q
the things to dress dolls for the llttl'
ones: 70 Santa will visit the poor lit
tie girl as well as her more fortu
nate sister.
A number of ladies met at tn
home OF Miss Fannie Ross Tuesday ev
sning, November 10th, to pack bar
rel for tho Homeopathic Hospital, a
Mount street, Baltimore. This worth
hospital has been financially cripple'
foP some time. An appeal coming
from the wife of one Of the doctor
prominent in the work, was answers
by this generous donation Of goo
things. The Manchester ladies are al
ways willing to lend helping hand