The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-06-18
WINCHESTER.

n n II. Memorial Service,
I1e ! afternoon, was well attended
Sunaas aotlv enjoyed, though the down.
and III rain spoiled their outdoor
pour y u Z 3. 3. +. Park, adjoining
ser' Evil All was in readiness for the
tne a- r when the rain came, AZ Was
e eaen held in the lodge room proper.
Iasl following program was gwen;
lle ation by the band;; hymn,
ssarer MY God to Thee" by
Ns s.anna. prayer, J. M Burgoon;
auuiT hnne soIo. Loves Old Song" I'll.
IOiID cats. address, VIM. A. Jones, G.
VI Baltimore, Md; vocal duet, "One
;, p IN Heaven" Mrs. z. S. Nagle
NJ Loats; selection by band;
aau Vii -God BE With You Till W.
hsinA' Again: Lords Prayer. The
Aer. of the order and their
.Itands then marched to the cemetery
anS nIaced their flowers on the
anu res If their deceased brothers.
ggnah YEAR some fresh grave marks
ha's snot of one of their rank gone on
I'M sasore to the great beyond.
pav r. s. Land, ID. d., will hold
.n,nounion service in Trinity Reform
NJ church. Sunday morning, July A.
n cornelius Miller has been very
.rch indisposed the past week, suf-
l nr from a severe attack OF vertigo;
bnt al this writing is greatly i'm
proved -
ladies' of the Aid Society of Trinity
Charmed Church, Saturday evening,
Tnna ". in the Firemen's Hall, was
"uite a success, both socially and f.
GanefalIy. Everything was disposed
If The gross receipts were $500.
The ladies will have about $4,000 to
add w their bank account
On Saturday evening, June 26, there
will be given in the /. O. O. +. Hall, a
aVictrola Concert by representative
of the Edison firm. A rare treat is
nromised to all lovers of music; ad-
mission 10 cents no reserved seats.
The concert will be held for the bene-
Al N the new parsonage fund OF the
Reformed Church.
A number of automobiles from this
rown. Hampstead and Green Mount,
we're driven to McCalIs Ferry, Satur-
dav June II. They were all delight
~ with their trip. After viewing the
wonderful electric works, they took
in the fishing, bringing number Of
fine shad home.
Mr.. Ross Shower drove Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brilliant to Lancaster,
last Tuesday. Mr.. Brilliant viewed
the tobacco field, bringing 1000 plants
home, which he planted i'm his own
fields the next day. Mr.. Brilliant has
been raising tobacco very successful
w for a number of years.
Mrs Kate Gibbons, of Boston, is
visiting Mrs. Fl. :. Musselman-
MI. and Mrs. Wightman, OF Titles
town, Pa, spent Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Wrightman's sister, Mrs Or.
]. r. Weaver.
Miss Mae Musselman spent the past
week at the home or her uncle, DR.
Robert Wells, Of Gambler.
Messrs. Edgar Maggie, Ernest Leese
and Richard Martin have had wells
drilled at their respective homes. The
work was done by Mr.. z. Wine, of
Ebyale.
Our citizens are not only improving
their pavements, but their homes,
with paint Those attracting special
attention are Mr.. John LaMotte, Mr.
John Leese, Mr. Archie Manchey and
Mr.. Jacob Wareheim.
The concrete workmen are laying
pavements this week at the
homes Of Mr.. J. w. Hoffacker, Miss F.
;. Ross, Mr.. Clayton Turner, Mrs.
Kate Gunther and Miss Annie Trump.
We are sorry to say DR.. Luther
Trump has been quite sick the past
week, with some form OF heart trouble.
At this writing he is slightly i'm
proved.
Mr.. William F. Masenhimer has
,een very sick the past two weeks;
lii condition ID somewhat improved.
The automobile bus running from
Manchester to Baltimore has become
lutte popular, the greater part OF our
:itizens taking advantage of the con-
-enience