The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-05
Uniontown Ttens

The Sabbath School Of the Church Of God a,
Uniontown, hsld their celebration In the grove
near town, Sep. 2sth, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ; the
teachers and children formed In order at the
church with the superlntyndents In the ad-
vance, and speakers, Elder 5. s. Richmond
and jacob II. Christ, in eonnexion with the
choir Of Bethel Carrollton, as follows,
Teachers, Nc. Jeremiah Ebaagh, Messrs.
Daniel Ebaugh, J. W. Yinging, John II.
Chow, J. 0ursler, J. A. Chew, WIN. l.. Rich
ards, Jcr. Taylor, 4. Taylor, Aquilla Mcgee,
Fillmore 0urslsr, Jesse L. Smith, Misses Re-
beceA Oursler, Aida 0ursler, HELEN Oursler ,
Maggie Chew, Mary G. Smith, Francis Mart In,
Catharine Rausch, Ally Taylor, Mrs. A. Ying.
ling, @. Famvell, NJ. T. Richards, Il. Smith
and Mary Taylor. On arriving in the grove
singing by the uniontown school and the
Bethel choir; prayer BY Elder S. s. Richm ond
5. 5. Richmond then delivered an appropriate
address by way Of encouragement to superin-
tepdents, teachers aud scholars, followed
BY brief address by Mir. John n. Chew.
Dinner was then announced, ham, beef, chick
Gus, bread, butter, roles, pies, custards, cake,
and every thing the appetite could crave you
could see spread upon the tables and all pres
sut enjoyed the dinner. Half past one O'Clock,
2. w., NJ. Jacob II. Christ delivered an address
followed BY Mr.. Ebaugh. The school was then
formed aud marched back to town where they
were dismissed.
Ample provision having been made for the
entertainment of the Carrollton choir for the
night, al 8 p ~, the bible class met at the
church In order to give the lives and travels OF
the apostles, births and dea tbs, as follows;
Mr.. J. 5. Richmond, life Of Peter; Mas Alice
Eekard, do. Andrew Miss Maggie Chew, do.
James, son OF Zebedee; Mr. J. Billmyer, do.
Phillip Anna Hamburg, do. Bartholomew;
Maggie Chew, do. Thouss called Dydimus;
Ohas. Fuss, do. Matthew; Mary Row, do. Jas.
son Of Alpheusi Carrie fIngling, do. Lebaus,
called Thaddeus; Ella Yingling do. Simon the
Cananiie; Kate Ebaugh, do. Judas Iscariot
Alice Eekard, do. John the Revslator.
The ID visions as seen by the ReV1lAtors, then
explained BY, LIST vision ]. ). Richmond, I'd do
J. 3. Richmond, sd do Annie Hamburg, 4th
do Maggie Chew, 9Th do Ella Yingling. 9Th do
Maggie Row. 7th do Mary Row, sih do Kate
Ebaugh, 9th do J Billmyer, 10th do Carrie
fingling, llth do Maggie Row, 18th do Mary
Row, 18th do Maggie Chew, llth do Alice
Eckard. During the explanations the choir dis.
coursed the sweetest music imaginable, the
audience was large, aud during the singing il
was held spell l-bound, as it were, and must say
that taking into consideration the surrounding
circumstances Of the choir IL mustbe rated No.
!. Rev. S. s. Richmond has had the bible
class under care for nearly Is months, no haI
labored bard, aud 1t 10 original with him. n
connection with j. =. Richmond, much credit
Is due hin. He is an agreeable companion in
society, and as Thelogian stands among the
first OF the day. J. S. Richmond is promise
ing youth, studious aud energetic and bids
fair to make useful man In the ministry.
The class acquitted itself In a magnificent
manner, aud they were warmly cong atula ted
on their exhibition as grand success, and say
many thanks to Rev. S. 5. Richmond and ].
s. tichmond.
An sdmission fee Of S and 10 ceuts char ged
for the benedt OF the Sabbath School.