The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-04-03
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the home of Sheriff and Mrs. Albert
l.. Davis, in Westminster, on March
27 The day was fine and nearly all
the members took advantage Of it for
a days outing and visit to our
county Jail. They began to arrive
about 1 o'clock and by 2 the meeting
was in the usual manner called to
order by the president, Mrs. E. War
denfelt; Scripture lesson and prayer
by the pastor followed by roll call
and collection of $3.50. Then the
pastor gave a short talk, as this was
the closing of his service on this
circuit for this year. The next busi-
ness transacted was the adoption OF
the resolutions on Mrs. Nelson, writ
ten by the committee; Rev. Baucher,
Kate Lockard, Laura Magin. A
short program then followed: Duet,
by Mrs. Pearl Lockard and Elvie
Conaway; recitation, Mary Hook;
solo, Margie Schnabel; reading, Mrs.
Laura Magin; duet, Rev. Bauchet and
wife; A reading by Mrs. Conaway.
Then the meeting adjourned to meet
the last Friday in April, at Mrs.
Mamie Shipley's. at Bird Hill Re
freshments were served in abundance
consisting of ice cream, cake, root
beer, coffee and chocolate. Six new
members were added to our list.
Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames-Albert L. Davis, Rev.
william F. Baucher, William Reese,
Louis Beard, Mack Horton, Charles
Wagner, John Davis, Henry Warden
felt, James Klohr, Thomas Painter,
A. Bollinger, Hayden Bollinger. Elias
Davis, Lewis Barber, William Shauck,
Edward Arnold; Mesdames- Melvie
Freyman, Catherine Freyman, Mary
Beard, Lizzie Lockard, Alice Spencer,
Sadie Ditman, Hester Beaver, Fannie
Buckingham, Samuel Arnold, Margaret
Skinner, Maggie Conaway. Lula Cor
bin, Ada Corbin, John Ogg, Kate Lock-
ard, Ella Glover, Lizzie Hook, Louisa
Barber, Dora Lockard, Florence Ow-
ings, Catherine Wagner, Mamie Ship
ley, Frank Brightwell, Scott Jordan,
Stonesifer. Brown, Lee Frizzell,
Francis Arnold, Bertha Davis, Bertha
Miller, Grace Green; Misses-Daisy
Biddle, Louisa Williams, Maude Will
Jams, Bessie Beaver, Forester, For
ester, Ebaugh, Rosa Spencer Bessie
Green, Viola Frick, Minnie Shauck,
Elsie Conaway, Mildred Arnold. Millie
Frizell, Margie Schnabel, Mary Hook,
Pearl Lockard, Virgie Davis, Hilda
Davis, Minnie Sayers, Florence Spen-
Ger, Lille Davis, Millie Spencer,
Margaret Barber, Ora Ogg, Helen
Brown, Ethel Glover. Emily Freyman,
Brightwell; Messrs.-Bayard Arnold,
Samuel Arnold, Jr, Edward Spencer,
Albert Frick, Lewis Buckingham,
Elias Arnold, Willie Lockard, Jr.,
John Bollinger,. Wesley Bollinger,
Walter Arnold, Roland Davis, Allen
Bauscher Shauck, Howell Davis, Jr.
Hauling of stone on the state road
by Thomas, Poole & Hunter is now
going on.
Arnold Logue had a digging match
the past week, digging foundation
for a new barn.
William Gist is moving from Small
wood to the property Of Walter Cop
persmith.
Thomas Cannon has returned to
Baltimore, after a weeks visit to Mr..
Charles A Wagner.
Phenias Shipley has gone to his
new place of abode, at Mr.. Robert
sons, after a vacation Of three
weeks spent with his sister, and Mrs
Charles a. Wagner and friends in
Baltimore.
"A very pleasant quilting party as
sembled at Mrs. Rosa Spencer's to
help her with two fine quilts, which
they nearly finished. She served
them with a very fine dinner and sup
per, with root beer and cake in be-
tween. There were "a present.