The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-16
-MANC CHESTER.

nesday evening, July Z, in the socia
room OF the church. The Devotlona
services were led bE Mrs- H-
Musselman, after which the follow
ing program was given: Singing
America; instrumental duet, Mis-
Rar Hoffacker and Mrs. Rudolph
Wink: recitation, -MT Automobile,
Howard Wink; singing, by JUNO
Choir: instrumental duet, Miriam
Bergman and Julia Ruby; reading
1.-THE Village Censor" Mrs- RUDOLPH
Wink: singing, Onward Christian
Soldiers" led by the junior choir
Refreshments of cake and Lemonade
were served
MIR. E. W- Gregory gave beautl
fully appointed luncheon trlda!
morning, July 8, at her home OF
York street The affair was given Il
honor Of her guest, Mrs Figlestock
WI NEW York. The guests were Mrs
joseph MotteT, AIrs. Harry Hutchens
Mrs. Maurice Unger, Mrs. c. M
Masenhimer, Mrs. "A. 3. Musselman
MR.. H. I'll T- LaMotte, Mrs- Claude
Leber. Miss Fannie Ross, Mrs Fan
ME Kopp and Miss Margaret Fuhr,
man. Luncheon was served at small
tables on the porch.
The Aid Society of Emanuel LutA-
eran church, will hold IT, annual 1ce
cream festival July ~. in the social
hall OF the church. The public are
invited
A slight IRE in Hol4akerTs store
Monday evening, July l2, created
quite an excitement for snort time
a swinging gas Jet, was pushed toe
near the telephone Look, that wa
hangIng nearby and caught, setting
fire to tile shelving. The timely dis
covery averted a serious confiagra-
ton as files of paper and other in-
fiamable material We're near the
blaze.
MI. and Mrs. Peter Helfrick and
daughter, Mrs. Horatio Black, drove
to Germantown, about one mile from
town. tn visit their daughter, MIS-
Harry Warner After stay Of about
two hours, they started home. Mr..
HeIfrick noticed his horse Jagged and
needed urging, when they reached the
forks WI TIM roads, near town, rhe
horse made a plunge forward and
was dead without struggle. He
was about p years old. Mr.. Clinton
LippE removed tha carcass temporar-
lin. Tuesday morning the dead Was-
on from Westminster came for 1t.
Mr.. Charles Therit'3 barn, with all
its contents, was burned Tuesday
evening about G-30 p- m-, during IA
severe storm. The lightning set ~
on fire. All Of the hay, straw and
grain, also a horse, was destroyed.
Insured I'LL the Dug Hill Company.
not much rain fell but quite lot of
hail i'll some sections, near Lineboro,
Nd, the hail fell in such quantities
as to cut the corn
The sale of Thu home and personal
effects vi the late Miss Laura Burns
was largely attended. Good prices
were realized. The home was sold
to Mr.. Edward Trump ton the sum Of
$14g75U.
ME-. Nora h0Dp ana daughter, Miss
Fannie, spent the past week at the
home OF Miss Fannie Ross.
Mrs. Figlestock, of New York, who
wa " guest Of AIr. ana N.Y. E. W-
Gregory tha past two weeks returned
home Wednesday.
Rev. f. M Deatrick and Mrs. Dea-
trick spent rhe past week an the
home Cf their uncle, Mr. Charles H-
EverharJ.
Miss Marguerite Deatrick is visit
ing Miss Corinne Sherman.
Mrs. Mary Brown and daughter, of
Baltimore, spent tha weeks end at
the hcne Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Brilliant
Miss Anna Jones, Of Baltimore, il
yisitinz her aunt, Ars- M Wesley
Snyder.
Rev. ]. z. Lau and children, irene
and Layere, spent the weeks end in
East Eeriin IL guests XII Mrs Leibe,
Mrs. Lal's mother.
lIr. and Mrs Iyse Haln, OF Han
over, spent their vacation at the
home OF Mrs.. edward Burgoon, Mrs.
Hahl's sister
lIr. Stanley lOwIus. 4ormer pro
fessor OF the Mani hester High School,
but now teaching il the Sewell
Schoci- Texas, IL spending the week
her. WiIA hia many friends.
The members XVII Emanuel Lutheran
SUNDAY y hool VII have their annual
outing Saturday, July Il, in LaMotts
grove. Ail welcome
The Sunshine Society held festi-
val Trl-5a- evening at the home
OF Mis- FANNIE ross The porches
were hung with colored lanterns,
TIL tables ana resins decorated with
flowers Una green's III was we'll
patrcnized and pleasant evening
enjoyed.
The automobile bus running from
ReisterstOWn to Hanover, via Man
ches.er, had record breaking load
last Saturday evening, siXty-seven
passengers were accommodated on
one trim.