The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-23

Last Saturday was day Of gene,al 4,
smhena INC children and young folks, esnsei.
any ~ the vicinity Of paiapsco, Wesley Chsnst
a'u Emory Chapel Church, the occasion heinz
= sunday school celebration aud festival giyrs
~ lhe wesley Chapel Church, and payticina'
" ~ W Tue Paiapsoo and Emory sunday
Schools as invited guests. '"''9
:, me fahpsco School, which was orean;z,,d
.ss spring arrived on the ground ANN, d
ei9es " a large wagon, beautiinllytrimmed
usaIed ~ the PatapscO Band, The female
eniiuren wearing white sashes and The male
I,uAi under the marshalship Of Mr.. GEORGE /,
ehamer. Shortly after the Emory School az
IlNeu, with a large and beautifully tri,nmed
sasoh, and Carriages with banners and ,be
Stars ana stripes flying, Mr. Jas. w. Tayloy
~ marshal, The schools formed h line a2an,
~ clock, Mr.. Aachariah Ebaugh. ar cLief
marshal aud marched 10 large decorated
stand 70 the grove Of Mr.. Jas. T.. Wamnler
where ihey were all pleasantly seated IN he
mean time Snydersbnrg Band arrived
4, Ailer music By each band and singing byall
ne SCHOOLS, prayer was offered by Rey q
peit ana an address OF welcome. SINGING
" Emory Chapel School was nextand an adj.
Iress by kev.J. Rawlingsfolowed, after which
lne following pieces and exercises were rem
uered by the schools in very satisfactory and
Impressive manner, under the arranven,ont
ana supervision Of Nj. Joel Ebangh
ISL The Lords Prayer in verse by eight
nite girls BOD. Pauctaaliiy, BY three girls.
az lhis point the very large crowd was agree.
aoly surprised by the announcement OF din.
neI, which had been brought 10 baskets by
Inc schools reassembled at the stand at 2
cioeS, when the exercises continued The
heH' piece rendered was Beauty by a little
KY The Monrncr, 10y six young ladies
9at love, bya little girl "Why dou
NV NV Iea1h 10 dance z by two young ladies
rlcnle and Saving Society" by three rirls.
Begging by one boy "in 6ad humor. =
by Two girls aud boy Good isin Heaven. q
BY two liitle girls "Iirod Of going 10 sunda,
School, by aine young ladies'. ihen came
an address by Rev. d. b. wiustead The Iasl
! piece was the climax in interest aud impress
sYeness, being representation of JOSEPH
ahq MS brethren, by eighteen persons. 81
wen was II rendered that tears at interval,
were brought TO the eyes Of old persons, A.
the conclusion OF each piece the bands, alter
hately' enhvened the occasion with appropri
ate and well executed music.
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Democratic Mcctlnz at Mount Airy.
Tins meeting which took place on Thursda,
was grand success. About 500 peopl,
were IN attendance. II was held in n gr6y,
between Mount Airy and Ridgoville. A gran,
STAND had been erected and was handsomel,
iesiooned with flowers and eyergreens an1
decorated with banners. Flags and burgeel
huAteu from all the adjacent trees. Tire,
oanls OF music were present, one Of whicl
was the inylorsylle Band, OF Franklin dis
u1et' From that district cayalcade wa
/ present numbering ninety men, their officer
dealgnated 10y sashes and lappel badges. Tn
meS.ng was organized about eleven O'Clock
a. NJ by the appointment Of Ed Warfcld
o. Howard county, President, nnd list o
wee Presidents and Secretaries The frs
speaker introduced was K. W. W. Bowie. Es1
lie was followed by Ex.Goy. Carroll, and \,
| by Ten. A. g. Chapman, candidate for Con
gross IA the nth district Then dinner wa
announced, and the multitude present enioyet
lhe abundance OF good things provided 10
lhe comfort Of the inner man. Alter Dime
Hon. Barnes Compton was the first speake
introduced 10 the meeting. lie was foilowe,
! by Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot, candidate 70
Congress N the I'd district, and he by J. 4. b
Dorsey, OF Iowsoniown, and he by our feilos
townsman, DE. +. I. Shaw. The meetin,
then adjourned with three rousing cheers 20
our gallant standard. bearers, aud the dusk q
evening had set in before the meeting lispors
Cd. Great credit IS due TO Major james II
Steele, Capt VIM. p. Anderson. and Dr.
Somerse, X. Waters, for the brilliant success
OF The meeting and Tor the admirable arrange
menis and decorations Of the grounds. m
horal decorations we're the handy work Of III
ladies' OF the neighborhood, many OF whor
were present. Maj. James II. Steele wa
Chief Marshal