The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-26
MANCHESTER.

Sunday. October p, was observed
according to the proclamation or the
President to present. the subject o1
the Liberty Loan in the cnurcnes.
Special service was held sunday even
ing in Trinity Reformed Chlrcn. Inc
pastor. Rev Frank n. Blatt, preSldeo'
After the devotional exercises anu an
them by the choir MIR. Blatt presented
Wr CIV Steele, of Westminster. MT
steele held the attention of the large
audience. the address covering the
ground from the cause Of the war
through all it's horrows to the pres
emit time. 1t was most instructive
and entertaining After trombone
aolo by MIR. Loats, Mr.. Blatt present
cd Rev. Wagner, former pastor or the
United Brethren church. MIR. wagner
followed close by to Mrs. Steeles re-
marks strongly endorsing the neces-
pitv of buying Liberty Bonds. A1ter
another anthem by the choir and sing
ing America, the audience was o!s-
missed with the benedlctlon Dy tne
pastor. othor OIL
+omohile accident a short distance
rom town. A large Overland car
from brownsville, Pa, driven by MT.
Jacobs was struck by western
MARYLAND train about p. IN. at the
railroad crossing between Hampstead
and Manchester The occupants vi
m, O car had spent the day with trlehus
an Camp Meade and were on tneH
homeward way when the accloelC "
cured. Four of the injured "eie
nlaced ON the evening tram W Dai I
more. and rushed to the noSplldl.
The fifth gentleman, VINO was oHly
slightly injured took the Train ~
Hanover and returned 10 MS nonle
This has always been consiueleu
most dangerous CROSSING DIS IL - 49,
out any warning OF the Approaching
trains. o,a bis nor
uo1aI effects and hotel fixings Satur-
daV afternoon. A large crowd was
in attendance. Mr. Barnhart and ram
j1v will leave for CharlestoWn, .. -,
in the near future. Mr.. Barnhart VIII
work with Mr.. Walter RonamuS IN the
ine+alling OF refrigerating ana ice
plants, r1;.b,,-g
Pa i a guest OF her sisters, Misses
Eliza and Eureka OK at their NOME
on York street. ,.:.o
spent Sunday here with friends. -,
Mr.. Z. W. Gregory is spending HIS
ten DAVIS vacation at Covington, va.
Miss Helen Roeder, of Baltimore
spent Sunday with her sister MISS
Julia ROeder. COON. tho
Rev and Mrs. F. II. Blatt spent the
week at HagerstoWn, attending the
meeting of the Reformed Synod.
Rev. and Mrs. Wagner moved from
the United Brethren parsonage 10
their farm in WicOmicO county. rev.
Yourr arrived this week and Will sup
ply he charge this coming year
lev. r. II. Blatt will held prepare
tory service Sunday morning, Octo.eI
~ in the evening special serNlte
will he held under the auspices Oh tNe
Missionary Society. Sunday No'eih-
Der I. Holy Communion Will De ceie
brated at 1870 a. III.
The report OF the treasurer Oh Ihe
Willing Workers Aid or Irln1tg ne
formed Church was money on manu-
first of the year $ll4.2l; collectlol2
and dues SSl: money received from
other sources. 1851 .4G; interest on
money s5,74: total for year $o65.ll;
$2SS.40; balance on hama
$274.7l. r,,,o
Mrs. Maggie Brilliant. Mrs: Emma
Keller. Mrs. Sadie Barnhart, Mrs. MOL
lie Barnhart. Messrs. David Brllhart, ,
VIM. Bergman. John Denner, w. e. |
Stick, H n. Burgoon, Albert Brllh ar !
John Lynard and Ralph Yingllng' Gel !
ebrated their respective birthdays by
entertaining the members OF the Re
bekah Lodge No. is, |. 0. 0. r. TO an
oyster supper. Tuesday evening, &c
tober %, in their hall on York street;
A pleasant social period was enjoyed
after the regular session of the lodge.
Refreshments were served in the ban
quet hall.