The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-07-06
MANCHESTER

The members of Manchester Re-
bekah Lodge, No IS, l. o. o. F., mot
ored to Hampstead, Thursday evening,
June Is, where they were delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Stick, members of the
lodge At q late hour refreshments
were served. The members are in
debted to Messrs. ]. W. Hoffacker, H.
II. Burgoon and Edgar Nagle, for
delivering them in their automobiles.
Saturday, June Goth was set apart
as tag day in our town. Misses Mae
Musselman, Gcra Adkins, Frances and
Effie Slack dressed in Red Cross cos
tunes, tagged all who wished. At
night they handed $50 to Mr.. H. s.
Musselman, the treasurer of the Man
chester Red Cross Unit. The society
will be grateful for contributions at
any time.
Mr. c. W Miller is remodeling his
Dutchering establishment, prior TO his
entering the Milk Sterlizing business.
Mr. II. NJ Oursler and son Malcolm
left Sunday in their automobile for
Baltimore Taking the boat Sunday
evening for Norfolk, Va, they will
drive by automobile to Suffolk, Va, to
visit Mr. Harvey Oursler, Mr.. H. M.
OursIer's brother. They will return
the last of the week, by the same
route.
Mr.. billiard and family had de-
lightful automobile trip through Penn
sylvania, via York. Harrisburg, Wilks-
barre, to New York, returning via
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
! Mr. David Hare was taken to the
Church Home Infrmary, Baltimore, by
his physician, Dr.. H. G. Preston. Mr.
Hare has been suffering from stomach
trouble for several years and was
treated a year ago at the Union Prot
estant Infirmary hospital, but the
trouble has returned. We sympathize
with him in this, his second attack and
wish for him d speedy recovery.
Miss Carrie LaMotte is spending
her summer vacation in Frederick,
Md, a guest of her sister, Mrs. Brock
Shaw.
Mr.. Cornelius Shaffer, of Melrose,
placed concrete side walks in front
of the residence of Mr.. G.. Houck, Mrs.
E. Oursler, Mr.. E. BurgOOn and Chas.
Stump.
Il Several heavy thunder storms pass
ed over this town Monday afternoon
and night, bringing a much needed
fall of rain.
A bountiful pea crop was cut last
week
Mr.. Allen Lippy has improved his
home with concrete walks and large
porch.
Mrs. Edward Shaffer, of Baltimore,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wolf.
MIR. William Masenhimer, of New
York. is spending his vacation at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Masenhimer. This week he enter
, tanned his friends, Messrs. William
knaDD. of Baltimore and Edward
Giles, of New York.
: Farmers are busy cutting hay and
getting ready for harvest.
The following officers of Manchest
5 er Rebekah Lodge No. Is, /. 0. o. r.
. were installed Tuesday evening, July
3. BY district deputy, Hester Mussel
5 man, assisted by P. G., Daisey Bur
(. COON and Ida Brilliant Miss ia!
!; Hoffacker, N. G.; Mrs. Edgar Maggie
". G.; Miss Goldie Weaver, War.
I. Ralph Yingling, cond.; Ida Brilliant
!: Chap; Maggie Brilliant, r. >. to n
x G.; Mamie BurgoOn, l.. $. to N. U.
i. Mollie Brilliant, J. G. J.; E. Leese,
!; G.; Emma Keller, R. s. to V. G.
q Mary Miller, l.. 8. to V. q.
1: Miss Mae Musselman entertalne
I: her friend, Miss Amanda Rittas' Q
1 Baltimore
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Musselma
!; spent the weeks end in Baltimore.
j. Mrs. j. F. B. Weaver who sper
some time in Baltimore, a guest
KS her sister. has returned home.