The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
MANCHESTER.

The Aid Society of Emmanuel Luth-
eran Church held it, regular month
lr meeting Oh Monday evening Sep
TENDER 9th, ia thu Sunday school
room Of the new church. The dues
amounted to 1910. There dollars were
presented to the kitchen fund max
ing a total OF the evening OF $22-l0-
The kitchen committee will have IA
social on Saturday evening, October
23rd, in the social hall of the new
church. There will be oysters,
sandwiches, ice cream, cake and
caramel f0F sale Saturday evening
November 20, the society viii have
a turkey dinner in the social hall.
Dinner will be served at p. m. There
will also be on sale, fancy work, ice
cream, cake and caramel The pub
lic ~ invited To patronize the supper.
The oyster supper held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Stick in the Firemen'S
Hall, Saturday evening, October z,
was "A success IA large number of
members WI the church md friends
filled the hall About ITS suppers.
were served. Ice cream, cake and
candy. sold early. About $54.00 was
realized. The success of the affair
wa due to the untiring efforts fMrs-
Stick. The money will be given 20
the parsonage building fund,
On Friday of last week Mr.. William
Boyd, of Baltimore, a tobacco drum
mer. wa in town He made run to
Hanover. On his return trtp running
at q high rate VI speed, III struck
breaker, the jar threw Mr.. Boyd
against the toy. striking MS head
against tha Low with such force a.
tO tear tha scalp loose almost as
large as W hand H5 was brought to
the Office Of Dr. William X. s. DEN
ner, who dressed the wound. Fen
stitches were required Though ner-
voua and suffering from loss XII blood,
wv Iaft Tor his home ia Baltimore.
MI. 4. q. Sellers and sister enter
tanned Mrs. Kate Lentz, Of MarysFille,
O., the past week.
Dr- David Everhart. wife and
children, Mrs. Charles ". Everhart,
Miss Mamie Groff and NH. Dutrow,
all of Frederick, paid a visit Sunday
to the home of Mrs. Savilla Mussel-
man, Mrs. Everhart's grandmother.
The children will remain f0r several
weeks
Mr.. George Rust sold his home to
Mr.. Myers. of Baltimore, for the sum
of $4,000.
Mr- ana MR.. Dr- Keller, Mr- and
Mrs.. Blocher and Albert Brilliant
were out pleasure riding Sunday af-
ternoon in DR.. Kellar's automobile.
They were running at moderate
rate of speed, but along the state
road to Beckleysville, there Al steep
hill with sharp curve at the bot
tom, where the breaks refused to
act properly and DR.. Keller lost con-
troll Of the machine. In rounding the
curve the CAR dashed into "A concrete
bridge, all were thrown ont except
the doctor. The front wheel was briken
and the tenders mashed. The fortu-
nate part of the accident was that no
one wa seriously hurt, but some
were Slightly bruised. Mr. Brilhart's
face was cut, though painful it was
not serious. A gentleman living
near brought them home in his car.
Monday the doctor borrowed wheel
and drove thu car to the Shower Gar
age to undergo the necessary repairs.
The registers in precinct i, regis
tered 10 Democrats and Republic
cans and transferred seven Demo
Gratis and 4 Republican TIA precinct
ND. 2 theey registered 15 Republicans
and ID Democrats, six Democrats and
five Republicans were transferred. /
They issued 10 transfers.
min. William Sharrer received an
appointment att the House XII Correc- \
ton HE left Wednesday morning to
fill his position.
Miss Fannie Shower, student at
the State Normal School, spent Sun
dav at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Shower.