The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-01
MANCHESTER.


ur- Charles NJ. Masenhimer, who
:, member Of the Red Cross Society
tLot is putting forth every effort for
E.nJc IN carry on the noble work in
rbicb they are engaged, arranged
18th the Lippy Bros. to give a five
raal Dicture, The Light" on Thurs
1av evening, in the Manchester thea
RE which proved to be
.,,ccess. The house was crowd
an even to standing room and
natted her $40, that she will increase
tn s25 for an electric fan for hos
njraI She returns thanks to her
many friends for their patronage and
hAiI, in making the venture success.
T~hit Monday, Manchester's feStal
d,.- was very much handicapped by
rha rain: during the early morning
b,urs there was heavy showers, fol-
owed by signs of clearing so that by
afternoon there was a large crowd
m the square taking in the street per-
fn-7nance to the music of the Hamp-
-raad band. but this was cut short
h- a coming shower The committee
arranged with McCaslen to repeat the
performance on Saturday afternoon
4.1 evening, June md.
The members Of Daniel & Jacob
Lodge No. -, [. o. o. F., will hold
y4fIle and chicken supper on Friday
a.enirg, June S, followed by social
and free performance in their hall on
York street.
Through the information OF friend
~ learned that the Rev. Paul B.
EnuD, Youngest son of the late Will
Tam Rupp. former pastor of the Man
chester Reformed charge, has enlist
If a. chaplain of Pennsylvania
regiment and expects to go to France
He - Il graduate of Franklin & Mar
SHALL College and the Theological Sem
mary OF Lancaster in 1908. He re-
-..rnnd uS pastor of the MckeespOrt
..nurch that he served for five success
FIJI years He is a native of this place
and was we'll known here as a boy.
#0rd was received several days ago
.. the death Of Miss Sarah COllifiOwer
,: the home of her nephew, Mr.. Harry
9mfOrt. Frederick Her remains
Are laid to rest in family lot in the
.-.tHetery. She was the oldest daugh-
-tr OF the Rev. William H. Collifiower.
HhD served the members of the Man
hester Reformed charge for num-
.A- OF years, when the Krider's church
"A- yet in the charge. During his pas
crate. the deceased was one Of our
iris and often was a visitor here She
j. survived by TWO sisters, Mrs. Com
."r' Of Baltimore, widow Of the late
Re- Comfort and Mrs Barrett. OF
Washington, y. &.
Mrs Albert &. Cross, of Baltimore,
= - a guest OF her cousin. Mrs. II. T.
E. ..amOtte.
Mrs. Dr. J. f. b. Weaver had as her
guests during the weeks end Mr. and
Mrs Whitman, Of I.ittIestOWn Mrs
whitman is sister of Mrs. Weaver.
Mrs Meta Ruby accepted the posi-
-.., a. SaleSlady in the department
Store oi G.. NJ. Hoffman, and took up
--~ duties on Thursday
Mrs I idrenrv Jones. Of Baltimore.
,."ut Whtsuntidc with her sister. Mrs
VI. Snyder.
Prof IIOrac" Garrett. of Baltimore.
had many hand shakes among friends
"n Monday.
Hr. Ernest LynCrd, OF Washington,
h e, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. T.. I,Tnerd, Of Cottage House,
Germantown.
"tiiI street on SATURDAY evening
~t@ packed with autos and looking
>-.Hth could he called the red light dis
5"l"t,N ttllC the puVementS were crowd
80. the business places on the lob and
10" movie had an overflow patronage
York county. Pa, has 10000 Red
TOSS members. The society called
tor $4,000, but ii appears that the mat
ar gained such Roadway in the begin
ing that a spirit Of emulation sprung
80 and not only the larger town form
II circles but the smaller ones Joined
he cause and the county reported
10000 TO the society. A friend from
he county informed us that S. 900 will
Dc donated back to the county circle
40 be used as they select along the
Ted Cross lines.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Stick and son,
2t Hampstead, spent Whitsuntide here
18th Mrs. Sticks parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Masenhimer
Aessrs. II. II. J. Lamotte and John
a. Miller, war registers will sit in the
'1remen's Hall on Tuesday, June 5, to
register men between - and 81 years,
roth inclusive; in precinct No /. of
ans district, MesSrs. }. B. Lynerd
and Clinton Y. Lippy will sit in the
trump room on South Main street on
the same day to register those subject
20 the law within the above ages.
DR.. and Mrs. r. s. Wells and son.
Earl, were guests of their mother,
Mrs. Washington Musselman, Whit
Monday.