The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-25
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sights to take in, quite number had
enjoyed the Centennial thu week be-
fore, but during thu last week Han
over with its Fair, Hampstead with it,
carnival and other attractions, and
Westminster with it, circus, were bid
ding for their presence, but from our
observation Hanover drew the largest
crowd who congratulate the town on
it, success, particularly on Saturday
with their trades display that wa
fine, and required am hour or more to
pass a given point Among the many
visitors there from town were: Mr.
and Mrs C. wv Stick, who were guests
or their brother, Dr- Stick, and sorry
To say, that ON Tuesday Mrs. Stick
had the misfortune to break her right
arm, while stepping from the doctors
auto, she fell forward, striking the
curb The doctor gave the injury the
proper attention and at this writing
she il doing we'll
During Centennial Week in Balti-
more Mrs. George >. Krantz had Mrs
i I'D. III. Dubbs for her guest, and on the
18th, gave a social and dinner to "a
number OF cousins, all offsprings Of
the late George and Elizabeth Ever
hart. The company consisted OK
twelve granddaughter, four great
granddaughter and two great-great
grandsons, whose combined ages was
1875 years, nine OF them were wild
oWs, six were sisters, whose ages were
"a to S4 years, making company OF
friends that will never meet again i'm
a similar capacity. 1t was an occas-
ion to all of the greatest pleasure to
ressurrect during the social hours
pleasures of their childhood days
when they were cheerfully welcomed
by the grandparents to the old home
stead, with full freedom to roam over
the wide acres or search the old
matched barn for the poultry products
and to enjoy the best of dishes at the
daily board; with their experiences of
later years all of which had history
i'm itself, Two OF them have been res
idents of West Virginia and one from
California, who had much to relate Of
their adopted homes, nor was this the
only enjoyment they had, for at the
noon hour they were taken to the
dining room where the hostess gave
IN object lesson of her hospitality, the
table appointments were fine and the
menu such A. to attempt the appetite
of the most fastidious.
Mr. Jacob a. Frederick suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis on Friday
last. Mr.. Frederick had been build
i'm a macadan road in Baltimore
!; county, near Mt Zion Church, on the
Dover road, and had nearly finished
his contract when he was taken and
brought to his home near Lineboro.
His one side and his speech are ef-
fected, but h. was able to 20 to hi
work on Monday and superintend the
same He had just contracted to
build another section in the county
MIR. Charles Ell Everhart has the
information that his brother, Edmund
: g. Everhart, il quite ill with erysipelas
OF the face, at the home of his daugh-
: ter, Mrs. Charles Gill, Of Philadelphia.
Mr. John IT. Staub, of Richmond,
after spending part of the week with
his parents i'm Littlestown, returned
here and left on Saturday morning
with his little daughter, Virginia. for
. home They were accompanied by
Mrs May T.. Gettier, a. far as Balti-
more, where she j. visiting friends
MIR. Edward Snyder, Of Lancaster,
Pa, was visitor at the home OF hi
brother, MIR. j. Wesley Snyder, lsat
7 week.
Mr.. David Smith died at his home,
X one mile southwest OF town, near the
Old Fort school house, at 11.3O p. m
, from diabetes, i'm his Goth year. After
short house service on Wednesday
-, his remains were taken to the Friends
,, Meeting House, near Black Rock, PA
and laid to rest.
The new Lutheran church il be
! ginning to show its dimensions, the
walls, independent OF the tower, are
in place, the roof sheathed and partly
covered with slate.
Mrs William Mather and son, Of
, Westminster, are guests OF Miss Lizzie
Trump
N entertained Mr.. and Mrs Stau1, Mr.
Charles Jenkins and lady friend, Of
Baltimore, on Sunday. After being
entertained to dinner the visitors,
with Mr. and Mrs. Everhart, made a
\ run to Hanover and enjoyed the fine
decorations In that progressive town.
After their return they left for home
MIR. Allen Lippy, who owns the
Everhart farm, north or town, has
\ improved the house, known a. the
- old gate house, by putting story On
the main building and wing on the
IVY south side.
- The directors of the Dug Hill Fire
Insurance Company held it, regular
J quarterly meeting On Saturday last in
B their new Office. After disposing Of
the regular routine business laid "a
B levy of three per cent ON their prem
) ium notes. The last levy was ID
months ago. Mr. Jacob Rupp j. the
. collector for the same.
I An entertainment will be given in
Ny the RI o. o. III Hall on Saturday even
in, October Bra, by the Willing Work
4 ers Aid Society, Of Trinity Reformed
! Church, at which time the drama,
Followed by Fate" will b. given by
D home talent The cast II good and II
I promises an evening Of enjoyment
k MIR. Andrew Wink, or Frederick, II
I visiting hi parents, MIR. and Mrs
J Jacob Wink
\ SHIPLEY.
\ MIR. and Mrs Albert Jordan enter
| tanned Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
H. Ar