The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-07
MANCHESTER.

The members OF Carroll Encamp-
ment No. II, |. o. o. f., entertained
p members of Sharon Encampment
of Baltimore Monday evening, april
3, i'm their hall, on York street The
visiting members arrived about 100
ID. m They had supper in the BAN
quet room Of the hall. During the
lodge session IL new members were
initiated and eight reinstated. After
the initiation. speeches by the visitors
were enjoyed. After the closing OF
the lodge tile members and visitors
were again invited to the banquet
room, where abundant refreshments
were served. After social period
and smoker. the visitors left for a
60 mile drive i'm their limouslnes.
They made the trip via Sykesville.
At the Mayor and Council election on
Saturday, April /. there were two
tickets. The one was headed by }.
R. l.. Wink, for Mayor, and the other
by =. A. Frederick for Mayor. Mr..
Frederick WIS elected by majority
of g. His councilmen are W. {.
Stick, J. Hoover, J. Ell. Blocher, r..
Gensler and J. c. Frankforter.
Rev. Shaffer, of Gettysburg Semi
church Sunday morning
Rev. Ralp| Hartman from the Lam
caster Seminary, filled the pulpit in
Trinity Reformed church Sunday
night. Rev. r. $. Land ID. d.. the
pastor of the church has been suffer
ing from a nervous breakdown. de
il much improved and expects to
preach next Sunday.
Mrc NaCn0bjmpr Mrs J. WGS-
ley Hotfacker and Miss Sadie Masen-
himer entertained the social clubs
last week. Refreshments were serv-
ed The silver collections amounted
to $1,000.
Mrs. Hattie Romanus and son,
Carlos, left on Saturday for Lebanon,
Pa. They expect to spend sever
al months with Mr.. Romanus whose
work of installing refrigerators will
keep him there about that length OF
time Mrs Susan BiXler, mother OF
Mrs. Romanus, accompanied her for
a short visit.
Miss Fannie Shower. of the Mary
land State Normal School, Towson.
spent the weeks end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. RI. Shower.
Mrs. Harvey Burgoon and Mrs.
i'm Baltimore They were representa-
tiveS to the Grand Lodge OF Rebekahs,
i. o. o. F.
Miss Mae MusseLman spent the past
week i'm Baltimore with friends
Miss Helen Houck, who spent The
past ten DAYS here the guest Or her
aunt, Mrs. G. Miller, has returned -
her home in Baltimore.
Mr william, ruIn Miss HamnSon
and Mr. Samuel K. Houck, all o. Bal
timore, spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs c. Miller
The members of the Fire Company
held a Stag oyster supper Tuesday
evening i'm their hall, North M2'I
street.
The Hotel property on North VI ~
street known recently as 'kuhl's
Hotel" was purchased by Mr.. EdA ard
Trump He is tearing down the old
building He expects to build two
dwellings on the old hotel site ami q
garage in the rear. 1t will be quite
an improvement to the center OF the
town 1t means the removal of an
other old land mark, for the building
is more than a century old. 1t il
ever so, all things must eventually
give place ~ Ille MO III VI 1lAAl0 "'tN
the Improvement of the age.
Mr. John Feck, one of our young
married citizens, moved his family
and personal effects to Hanover MCll-
day. April J. Mr.. keck sold his
home to Mr. John Hoover, who '1ll
move into it this week.
Mr. George Warner, an old cit ell
of this town, who has been living in
Hanover. the past three years, has "e~
turned here He will make his hU":G
with Mr.. Elmer Lippy.
The Lippv Bros, announce that
they will show moving pictures every
Wednesday and Saturday nights, at
the Manchester theatre. Doors will
open at pm They will show first
class motion pictures and special
features