The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-04-09
MANCNE STER.

VITA
thursday evening, April 1st- The
tagree was given to seven members.
.fTer the work addresses by visitors
and home members were enjoyed by
n representatives from Glyndon.
and baltimore Tribes were also pres
ant They came in large buses, and
moved the trip immensely. After
tbe close of the work refreshments
Trp served followed by a smoker. AT
, late hour the guests departed de-
liqhted with their visit.
IN Saturday afternoon the annual
election for Mayor and Council was
held. The election was quite a warm
NV. but resulted in the old board
raing wv elected, 123 votes were poll
vi The following ticket was elected:
I L. L. " INK, Mayor; for councilmen,
Messrs. William Miller, William Bur-
coon, William Shower, Elmer Lippy
7la John and KoRn Keck. This board
u.y svl, WA ITo years to the satisfac-
ton OF all progressive citizens. Tie
lvwn mas Deen improved by side
TslAs, curbs and grading.
The annual election Of Deacons and
ElQers 10 serve Tor the term or two
ears, was neld Easter Monday morn
ing in the lecture room Of Trinity he
formed church, Messrs. Harvey
,,uoues ano v. hobert Brilliant were
elected deacons for two years; Mr.
auI L Leese was elected for the un-
expired term OF one year, Messrs. U.
lAppy ana thomas Kuhns, were elect
ed ELDERS.
Erof Maurice Unger, wife and son,
Robert, OF Berkeley school, New York.
spent the Easter holidays visiting
mrs Ungers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Shower.
Mrs. Martha Crumrine, of Balti-
mole, was a guest at the home or
MTs. H W. Musselman.
Mrs. Laura McAlligter spent the
past week at the home Of her sister.
Miss annie G. Ross.
Prof George Land, of Lawrence
VILE School, AN. NJ, spent the Easter
holidays AZ the home OF hI5 father.
lev 4. ). Land, u. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, of Minneapolis.
MINI, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
george billiard.
1he annual election held in the
Lutheran Lnurch raster Monoay, le-
suited in Messrs. boss HoffacKer and
J. h. l.. VI ink being elected deacons.
mo M. -. hanson and Horatio Leese.
Elders
"A Measuring Social" was held
Easter Monday night in the social
room of the Lutheran Church. In
citations were given to which were
attached small sack; 3 cents for
each loot Of your height and a penny
.or each inch. On counting the con
tents of the sacks the amount was
found to De $SS.68. Adding the re-
ceipts from the sale of ice cream and
carmel, the total was $1,000 An en-
tertaining program was given: An
them by the choir; Pantomime, Dream
If Spring; instrumental duet, Mrs.
Emory Berwager and Miss Marian
bergman; piano solo, Miss Bergman;
C0meditta, The Back Woods Child
and Governess," Miss Minnie Bur
COON and Irene Lau; vocal solo, Rev.
J. b. Lau; tlayetta, An Irish Ro-
nance, cast, Earl 0. Neil, Mr.. Clayton
Turner; Catherine O'Neil, Mrs. Emily
BaTWager, DESMOND Fitzmaurice,
Treva Burgoon; Miss Ruby Dunga-
mon, Miss Dora Leese; Thelma Dun
canon, Minnie Burgoon; Duke Fred
onock, Charles Mitten; Count La
Rochelle, Austin Geiselman; Ray
mond Panker, Ralph Ylngling; James
Bryce, ]. Il. L. Wink; Butler, William
shultz. The ladies as a final served
refreshments to all the guests, each
receiving coffee and cake. The af-
Eair proved 70 b. most enjoyable 50
cially, and most profitable financially.
Moving day was feature of last
week. Large wagons loaded, passed
daily; quite few of our citizens
changed houses The weather was
most unfavorable for moving. The
thermometer being as low as II de-
grees.
Not minding the snow the Easter
funny gladened the hearts OF the lit
tle ones. All were remembered.
Mr. Jacob Frederick, living near
Town, had the misfortune to loose q
valuable horse Monday. On entering
the stable he found her with a broken
leg. ne was shot and removed by
the Westminster dead wagon.
An oyster roast was held at the
Hotel De Stick, Monday night. IL was
Nell attended and the oysters enjoy
ed.
Mrs- VIM H- Shower spent tht
weeks end in Baltimore, a guest D
Aer daughter, Mrs. Geo. Shaffer.
Mrs. II. Y. Burgoon spent severa
days In Baltimore with friends.
lhe scholars are practicing fo
Arhor day exercises.
The teachers meeting held here
was well attended. 1t was INSTRUCTIVE
shd entertaining. Prof. Morelocl