The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-25

MANCHESTER

| Is, in the |. O. o. I. Hall was enjoy
ed by large audience. $42.70 were
the receipts of the evening. The fol-
lowing program was given: Alabama
Jubilee William shultz; Niger
Loves His Possum,s 7. c. Turner !;
Loading ID the Mandy Lee" c. A.
Miller; Listening for Footsteps" G.
NJ. Holman: old Bill Bailey Plays
The Ukalele," L. II. Gregory; Down
Where the Tennessee Flows G. G.
Mitten; Dreaming Love of You," /.
Bippy; I'D Be Happy II That Was
Mine" c. A. Miller; Just an Old
! Sweetheart of Nine" II. j. I.
Lamotte: .Alagazam.' Edward W.
! Gregory; Garden of Eden, Black
Face, Frolies. Black face comedians.
MItten. and Miller. Darktown S. & 5.
S., c. A. Miller. president; piano
player, Mrs. Waller Wentz: trombo.
Mr. H. NJ Loats: drums, Mr. w. +.
Hoffman, +. II. Gregory. bartender;
C. c. Mitten, candidate: II. Il. J. La
Motto, mayor; Mm shultz, secretary;
A. II, Yingling. annportery; degree
team, I. {. Turner. J. Bippy G. NJ.
Hoffman. L. Glppy and II. f. I.eese.
| The l. o. O. T Hall has been re-
Gently remodeled The addition added.
new freseoing. chairs. curtain and
scenery. making Il an up-to-date hall.
The promoters and those who car
ried the work through. deserve great
| praise II viii be occupied by the
| Bippy Bros. IS 4 moving picture
parlor If the dinamo Is installed this
week there will be pictures shown
Saturday evening. February %; then
Wednesday end Saturday nights OF
each week.
The sale held II Mrs Ida Warner
of her mothers personal effects took
place Wednesday afternoon. February
I16 A large crowd was present and
everything brought good prices Tie
property was withheld on bid of
! $3.50. DR. Harry Preston has rented
the house. lie expects To occupy tt
j by April /
The Willing Workers Aid Society
of the Reformed Church met in icge-
lar session Monday evening. February
81. at the parsonage. There was a
good attendance Collection $50.
II was decided n haFe their annual
paper sale about he first OF March.
All persons having paper will have II
securely tied for IHe handling, 80 II
will be In readiness when the date IL
fixed. An announcement Of the plans
will be made later
Our sympathy i extended 10 Mr
and Mrs. Sauble. Of Westminster. In
the loss of their H0n, Alvin They
are well known hefe and he made a
number of friends during his usi=
ness life at Maple Grove
Rev. Ness. Who has held special
services In the I ! Church the past
two weeks. had With him Saturday
evening. February 18th. Rev. Fiem-
ming, ID. d.. and a number OF ladies
and gentlemen Of Baltimore. Md. The
company motored here in large
bus, arriving about 30 D. M. They
stopped at the home Of Mr. Benton
Burgoon. With whom Rev Ness makes
his home. Or f7emmlnE preached
a strong sermon on THE Physiology
OF the Shaving 10 SIN Special music
made the service very impressive
The guests left about 1870 p. M, for
their 30 mile drive.
Howard sehmIl. The l2-year.old son
of Mr.. Gntlaib sehmit. fell Friday
afternoon aud broke his left arm II
was a bad fracture. It was dislocated
at the elbow. and broken at two
places. II viii require careful atten.
ton not 10 have sin arm.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Eyerhari
motored 10 Shrewsbury Sunday. Mrs
Eyerhart remained 10 assist IN the
nursing of Mlas Lizzie. Sister of Nj
Eyerhart. Who has Teen quite aiok
for some weeks
We extend our sympathy TO Mrs ]
kexel. whose daughter. Mrs. Bertha
Mel can. answered The last roll call
last Wednesday morning. February
18th, at the early age Of 30 years
Beside her mother. Mrs. Mel ear
leaves husband aud nine children
two daughters. Nra. {. narnhart. oi
this town. and Mrs Il Bosley, oil
IGreenmouut. and IHo brothers. Geo
kexel. of Florida. an Calvin Kexel
of Hampstead. I'd. 10 mourn her
loss
The social clubs we're entertained the
past week by Mrs. William y. Nasen-
himer. Miss WlnIfTed Maaenhimer and
Mrs. Il. " Gregory. 4 most enjoy
able evening sas Hpeat at each re.
spectiye home. Refreshments were
served and n silver eBllettIo taken