The Democratic advocate., 1917-06-22

it's fury, the signal for the bells ON
the four churches and Firemans HAN
to neal forth that made the WelKlM
ring A number of persons at supper
were disturbed and thought it meant
| fire. The lady ringers at one OF Inc
bells will not forget their experience
for some time to come
| The district Sunday ScEool rally
will be held in Immanuel Lutheran
church on Sunday afternoon at z:oV
at which the schools of tie dlstrlct
will be represented. Rev. c. w. Walck,
of Westminster will be the prlnclpal
speaker. ai,1
Rev. Wagne: will preach special
sermon to the members OF LEBANON
Lodge, No. IT'S, A. F. and A. M. ON
Sunday at 2 D. m. in the United 6reth-
e-en church on High street.
Mrs. Martin Warehime fell from
cherry tree at her home one mlle
north of town and broke a bone near
the hin. Drs. Sherman and Zclgler au-
iusted the fracture and she is doing
we'll. 3o,i,,,
Mr.. Charles H. Everhart and family
with effects, left here on Thursday
and moved to Shrewsbury where MT:
Eyerhart has employment and Will
aid in caring for his brother VIM. l.
Eyerhart, who is seriously Ill from
nervous trouble.
Mrs. Cornelius Miller, or Baltllllore
is visiting friends here.
Messers Edgar Nagle, ROSS bloch-
or. n. ~ Burgoon and A. Ii. 1lngllhs
representatives of the fire conlpdl!
here motored to Cumberland last
week and enjoyed the fun at the flre-
| mans Convention. Leaving CumDeF-
land at 9 a. m. they came by way ol
/ Hancock, Hagrstown and Frederlck
arriving lone at 10 p. m. with MT. H.
4 y. BurgoOn at the wheel.
! Mr. and Mrs. Theodore St-eV1g ana
son. Lloyd with family, OF lIlneporo
we're present at the Children bdS
Service on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wolf and family,
half mile west of town enjoyed hap
nv reunion with friends at their
home. They say it was strawberry
time at VOLTS" 1t appears for some
wears a number of relatives pay them
a visit abo-t that time, but on SUNDAY
it was ,recial occasion by the re-
quest Or several friends and invita-
tions were sent out. By noon the YARD
g
uncles. aunts and cousins were III nap
by glee welcoming each other on the
: gladstone occasion and enjoying lne
/ hospitality of the family. When the
dinner hour was announced that nos
pitality was in evidence and the taDle
was groaning under its full capacity
of good things to which all dld 1ull
! Justice Those present we're Mr anu
EIrs. Amos Wolf, Royer, Mary, Maur-
ice, GolIie, HC'en, Ruth and Madeline
Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Royef, Oh
Me!rose: Mr. and Mrs. William Royer
and children. Heaper, Ralph and Ben
! ton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bowman, Mr.:
md Mrs William Richardson ana
child. of Washington, d. c.; Mr.. ano
+ Mrs VIM. Wolf and son, Hesson, MT.
and Mrs Roscoe Hiltabridlc, Mr.. and
! Mrs Jesse RCyer and sons. Benton
Howell anC Lewis, Of WcStrllnster'
! l.. l.. Roger and daughters, Margaret,
/ ucille and Christian ROyer, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Curtis Stambaugh and children,
Daniel and Esther, of Melrose; Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Royer and daughter,
F1ilda, IIinebOrO.
Hesper ROyer, of Washington, d. c.,
is spending his vacation with his
cousins, Goldie and Helen Wolf.
The directors Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Of Dug Hill were
in quarterly meeting on Saturday
with a full attendance. The regular
routine of business was attended to by
noon, when they were informed by
the host Of the Hotel de Stick that
dinner was awaiting them to which
they responded and were ushered in
to the dining room where plates were
laid for 15 The table appointments
were fine and the dinner of par ex-
cellence, nicely served in two courses
was enjoyed by all. Those at the