The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-24
MANCHESTER.

About 40 dinners were served. The
menu consisted OF roast pork, sweet
potatoes, white potatoes, sIaE, TO-
matoes, apple sauce, peach ice cream
and cake. After all had been served
the guests were entertained with the
following program: Trombone solo,
HI. WI. Loats; piano solo, Miss Helen
Houck, of Baltimore; victrola selac-
lions, reading, Mrs Claud e. Leber,
OF Baltimore; violin solo. Miss Lam
bert, Of Baltimore; whistling duet,
Mrs. Lizzie Myers and Mrs. Leber;
piano selections, Miss Houck; read
ing, Mrs. Leber; victrola selections
and banjo quartette from the African
Banjo Institute, of Baltimore. Miss
the Aid Society, to be used for the
parsonage building fund.
! There was quite an excitement
Sunday morning on North Main
/ street, at the sight Of line Of auto
of the tieup was the skidding Oh the
large auto bus coming from Hanover
The wheels were embedded i'm the
mud, the back wheel partly in the
sewer opening. After several hours
work, the bus was gotten out, and
the street was soon cleared for traf-
fic
The funeral of DR.. Luther Trump
was well attended. He was buried
in the family burial lot, Friday af-
ternoon. His age was So years. Mr.
J. II. Wink, ST., funeral director
The Willing Workers Aid Society
met in regular session Monday even
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Miss Carrie Baker. Mrs. T. s. Land
presided. AT roll call the collection
amounted to 1913. On a motion the
society pledged $1,000 to the parson-
age fund, $500 to be paid to the
building committee for its first pay
ment, and $500 when the building Is
finished. They decided to hold their
annual supper about the first Satur
day in December. Mrs. Chester Stick
will have an oyster supper i'm the
Firemen's Hall, Saturday evening,
October 2. Proceeds for the benefit
Of the parsonage. The members
were pleasantly entertained with Sc
lections on the trombone, by Mr.. III.
M. Loats. They adjourned to meet
the 18th or October, in the lecture
room of the church
Miss Mae Musselman and Miss
Fannie Shower are students OF the
Maryland State Normal School, Tow
son. The school opened Monday,
September goth.
Mrs. John H. Staub, who spent a
month here with friends has returned
to her home In Richmond, Va
Miss Margaret Mining, OF New
Jersey, il visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Motter spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mrs Cornelius Miller entertained
Sunday, Mr.. Samuel Houck and
daughter, Helen, and Miss Lambert,
Of Baltimore.
The brick layers are at work on
the new parsonage.
Mr.. George Rupp, contractor, has
started the improvements to the /. 0.
0. F. Hall. The work is to be com
pleted BY the last OF November.
MIR. and Mrs billiard and Mrs
Reed spent Wednesday in Baltimore
TANEYTOWN.
Mrs. Maurice Albaugh and Mrs.
Eyler, of Thurmont, spent Friday last
with their aunt, Mrs. Margaret
Reaver.
Robert Fair, Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary
r. Fair.
Miss Belle Shaner, of Terantum,.
Pa, is spending some time with her
grandparents, Eli Duttera and Wife,
near Middleburg
j. A ~ Garner and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy o. Keefer, OF near Mid
dleburg. They were accompanied
home by little Miss Isabelle