The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-11
MANCHESTER

mrs. JeE6Io sherman 1IeQ We1n9z=
day morning. April End At her home,
York street, aged 81 years. Mrs.
Sherman was convaleseing from IN
attack OF influenza. N the early
morning she seemed much improved
but about go quietly passed Away
from heart failure. Funeral service
Saturday afternoon IN the Reformed
church, Rev. r. III. DIaII ofIiciaIIng.
InteTment n tho Reformed cemetery.
She is survived By three children,
Dr.. Jacob Sherman. Of this town,
Miss Irene, at home. and Mrs. ShafTer
living In the West. TIE palIbearers
we're Messra. 7. @. Turner. George D.
Leese. Fred Graft, Ernest Leese, John
Markle and 4. II. LAese. w. L. +.
Bergman was funeral director.
The members OF Daniel and Iaoob
Lodge /. o. 0. II. No. d, entertained
the members of Hampden Lodge :.
.. 0. +. On Saturday evening, April
.. The visiting lodge was met On
Foundry avenue by the members Of
the home lodge and escorted TO their
hall on York street. Before goIna
into the lodge room they we're served
with ham sandwiches and coffee.
At the hour Tor opening the lodge Ina
visiting team gave the three degrees
70 the new members. 1t 10.30 fney
al we're invited 10 the banquet I'll
where a committee served bean SOUP.
pickles, bread, crackers and coffee
At late hour they let FOR Baltimore
expressing their enjoyment OF the
evening.
Thursday. april } IT. and Mr..
Chester Stick. OF the Hotel de Stick
received , telephone call that ne
house on Ihelr farm. near steIIx
church waa On fire. They at once
were driven 10 the scene to find only
he chimney standing Il was &c
cupied by Mr. Wisner and family. L
vas supposed TO have caught from
the pipe which went through the
floor. When discovered It had eaten
it way between the floor and ceiling.
The call for help Wa quickly re-
gponded to but It had gained such A
headway It could not Be controlled.
Mr. Stick carried an insurance 0f
$1,000 on the building. Mr.. wisner
saged the greater part Of his effects.
1aowble. son Of Mr.. md hrs. Charles
Ridgley has been extremely III at the
base hospital at Camp Meade He
was employed a. chauffeur by IN
army officer Hho lived IN IaurelYIlla
He was stricken with appendicitis Il
his boarding house. The officer haa
hin removed 10 the baae hospital Il
Camp Meade At hraI his case waz
hopeless but II this NrIt.
lng hopes are entertained for hla r.
e0Yery.
The parent=teaehena. association
held It's meeting on Monday evening.
april Z In he High School rom.
After the opening and discussion d
he interests Of the school the teach
sTE announced an entertainment m
social, Friday evening, April % n
Ehe school building Al are invited
L : hoped The patrons and friends
pf the school xill be present 10 ~
% The evening with them After
he business .as over Ihe following
program NJ enjoyed piano du6I.
MIss Mildred Hanson md Mrs. VI
Ter Neniz. vocal solo. Mrs. HoAerl
shower instrumental aolo. Mr.
Wink The association I'd
|ounned TO meet May :.
q IL alA#8H anu A#zHAH##8n AfNIHHEHH
a6Ia their annual election Saturda.
afternoon. Aprl1 8. The old board
.as reelected. mayor. Charles Knell
II. eonncilmen. II. n. nurgoon. VI
lam Hoffman. David Hare. William
sherrar and Allen Lippy.
Mr. Elmer LIppy, Of FORK street
.oI1 the old bakery 10 hi brother.
II Charles BIppy. q near AlezIa
: has been Iorn down nd the lula
IHT removed 70 the country home 81
II Lippy n be used Tor building
purposes.
Mra. Kate Weaver and daughter
ellen. and Mrs Belle Miller. OF BaI=
Imore were guests nj he home Of
rs Fannie n0aa last week
Mrs. r. II nIatt and MIHs Ross are
tlendlng the Missionary Convention
I NalkersTiIIe. Md TheY are usIez
.ai.z from the Trinity Missionary
IoeIety OF the Reformed church.
HeY. Frank II. BlaII. pastor of
trinity Reformed church announced
Il resignation 10 take effect May Il.
ief. Blatt has accepted 4 call =
Pa.
There viii be preparatory and
Confirmation service Palm Sunday.
.pril t3 in The Reformed church.
IolY Communion Easter Sunday.
.prII 20.
The sale Of he farms md personal
fleets OF Mr.. Richard Martin. lateIY
eeeased. was held Tuesday. March
The farms we're bought by Mr.
avid Brown Tor the sum of sg1D0.
1e personal effects and farming I'm
Iements all brought a fair price.