The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-05-07
MANCHESTER.

One of the sad things OF this lac
occurred Friday afternoon LII Mel
rose- when Tine Garrett, Familiarity
known as "Tine," fell over dead LII
front of the Therit hotel Justice
~ fhe Peace William Sharrer was
notified. but deemed an inquest IN
necessary. DR.. Denner pronounctng
hIa death due To his own appetite.
VIM. Il. r.. Bergman took charge Of
the body and prepared IL for burial.
Interment at Stone Church, f., 10
the family burial lot. Age 81 years.
He IL survived by two sisters ana
two brothers.
ON Friday night, April 30, the town
was SO crowded about the square
YOU could scarcely stay on the side
walk, but If they came to drink ne
town dry, IL was "a very orderly
crowd. A little shouting late at
night was about all the excitement.
John Barley-Corn-exit-
The drama Mrs. Briggs i'm the
Poultry Yard" was played to full
house. The cast was particularly
good, each character seemed especial
" adapted to the player. The music
was furnished by Miss Mae Mussel-
man on the piano and Mr.. w. -
Hoffman on drums and cymDal. CAKE
and caramel were sold during tne
intermission by the ushers, Messrs.
John Adkins, Paul Leese, Albert ana
John Brilliant. 1t was q success SO
cially and financially. About VA VIII
be added to the parsonage fund.
Bertram DeWinney, son OF Mrs
Carlisle Dewinney, died Sunday
morning at Springfield Hospital,
where he had been aApatient for some
time. The remains were brought 10
the home Of bis mother who resides
"a south Main street. He was bur
ipd IN the family burying lot i'm the
cemetery at Seven Valley, "a. aged
AL wears. Jacob Wink, undertaken
Mrs. Charles Glas passed away
Monday morning at her late resi-
dence. about "a mile from town She
has been In i'll health for quite
time. Age 90 years. Interment
Wednesday morning in the family
lot III the new cemetery. Rev. " ~
Lau officiating.
Ms. John Burns IL Ill at the nome
of her daughter, Mrs J.. TWeedale,
Baltimore, Nd. Mrs. Burns has been
sick for some months. She Is taking
the radium treatment.
Don't forget our annual Walt-
Monday celebration. Free show at
the square, Merry-go-round, plenty
of music, plenty of ice cream, lots Of
fun, etc. BE sure and remember the
date, May "a.
MI. and Mrs. o. Ganter, OF Baltl-
more. are visiting friends here
Miss Fannie Ross had as her
guests for the weeks end, MT ana
Mrs. ]. NJ. Motter and Miss Virginia
Boiler, of Baltimore, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Miller en-
tertained Mr. :. Il. Huck and son,
Gardner, for the weeks end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hutchens
were the guests for several days of
Mr. and Mrs. LaMotte.
MIR. and Mrs. Evie LaMotte and
daughter spent Sunday at the nome
of MIR. John LaMotte and sisters
MRS. Noah Sellers, Of York, Pa. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Laura Burns
Last week was clean up week, our
citizens responded gladly and had all
their rubbish ready for the wagon
MIR. Allan Lippy's team did the haul
ing. Fifteen two-horse loads were
taken away.
MIR. Staley, proprietor of the Buch-
man Hotel, moved his effects to Line
boro Hotel
Mr.. Jacob Frederick moved his
family into the hotel building vacated
by Mr.. Staley. He will remodel It
for a private residence.