The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-10-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

New Windsor, TaneytDwn, Sans Creek, Fountain
Valley and Union Mills ltems-AlectIng Of the
School Board-sunday School celebrafion-Real
Estate saies-Orphans Court-Amusements Ia Car
roll--Railroad Time Table-Locai Brevities. Etc.
NEW WINDSOR ITENs.-Messrs. Stouffer &
Bale have put up this season about so, 900
cans Of vegetables and fruits, such as peas,
lima beans, corn, tomatoes, plums, cherries
and blaekberries. Considering this being the
first season Of this new enterprise, they have
done we'll, having at the same time given en-
poyment at different times to from thirty TO
one hundred and sixty hands. Next season
they exrect to double their business. The
canning season being now about over, the es-
adjustment win be turned into large cabi-
net maker shop and will be carried on BY
Mr.. Charles Bale.
The denomination called the Thinkers or
German Baptisis had series of religious
meetings here during last week. Brother
Floy, Of Virginia, one Of their great lights,
preached several nights to large audiences.
Oar little village has not fallen behind her
sister towns in this county in contributing to
the alienation OF the suffering South, the fol.
owing sums having been contributed by the
neighborhood and lown Per Chas Z. Nor
ris IS, proceeds OF concert $50, Miss Lena
Dielman Sl6.75, Miss Belle Windsor Sl7.30,
by Mrs. Louis Dielman, one large box of va
rious kinds OF jellies and also box contain
ing los pieces Of clothing for women and
children, all of which has been forwarded to
the Mayor of Baltimore for transmission TO
the places most needed.
So far upwards Of fifty scholars have enter
ed the College for this session, of which TWEEN
~ are b0arders.
Mr.. Fred. Dielman, the artist, who has
L. IL.
New York on Thursday.
Another letter from the same place says:-
On the night OF the 9th Of September, Mr..
George e. Git, the prosperous aud popular
young jeweler Of New Windsor, and Miss
Ollie Robert, Of Littlestown, were joined to-
gether in matrimony. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
mother, the Rev. John Ault officiating. Those
who accompanied the happy couple to the
sacred altar were Misses Emma Swope and
Emma Kump. two beautiful bellies of Adams
county, and Messrs. Clifton J. Gittand Oscar
Gilbert, all alfred Ia mode, presenting a
group Of attraction and taste. At 81 o'clock
the bridal party entered the brilliantly lighted
parlor, and disclosed the bride, who is a
handsome blonde, arrayed in pure white, and
flowing veil, with wreath Of orange blossoms
encirciing her brow, whose fragrance intensi-
fed the occasion. The groom was attired in
broadcloth and snowy eravat, and his graceful
and manly bearing completed the complement
Of rare beauty. The ceremony was very i'm
pressive. after which many and heartfelt con-
gratnlations we're extended to the newly made
pair. They we're then conducted 10 another
apartment where rich and costly presents
awaited them. The evening was passed pleas
antly and ever and anon the sweet strains of
music aud merry laughter mingled in accord.
Philadelphia and other prominent cities
They have entered the great stream of life
now in earnest, and while they are riding at
anchor in one of its eddes, may they, when
the stream shall rise, be able TO STEM the
surging tide, and at last cast sure anchor on
the shore of never fading peace.
Ring happy Wedding bells ring your happy notes
Make life pure as Eden fair,
Ring in a life Of purest JOY
And set the seal Of pleasure there