The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-05-10
sam. Creek Items.

An all day meeting will be held at Bethe
on Sunday, June LIST. Services will be as fol
lows:-Love-fea at . a. M; preaching a
1890; children's meeting at p. NJ, aftel
which there will be preaching.
The Linganore Sunday School, Of the NJ
f. Church, will hold their annual celebration
on Whit Monday in Whitehill's woods neal
Unionville.
On the End inst, Mrs. L. W. Duvall opened
her stock of millinery goods.
Considerable improvement will take place
in this locality during the summer. Mr.. S
P. Englar is having his large brick residence
thoroughly repaired. The new porch will be
| 40 feet long. When the carpenter work Is
completed he will have itpainted.
| Mr.. Isaac Nusbaum, who resides near Oak
Orchard, is building an addition to his house.
Mr.. Alex Pearre will have his residence
reprinted the color will be ''OrientaF' drab,
trimmed with maroon.
w. S. Drach will have his residence re-
painted also the color will be French grey,
trimmed with maroon.
Elder VIM II. Franklin has completed his
new house, the painter giving it the finishing
touch last week.
Mr.. Mace Bair, farmer, living near Den
nings P. O., will have his barn painted.
The improvement mentioned in your special
correspondence from this place, in last week s
ADVOCATE is being pushed forth rapidly. Thus
you will see that this section will have an I'M
usually busy season in the way of improve
ments.
Miss Cornelia Albaugh, of Manchester, WIS.,
tied Miss Ollie Nicodemus during the past
week.
The farmers are busy planting corn while
others are preparing the ground. number
have already finished.
Our friends 81. +. e. letter from Kansas
was much appreciated, and read with interest
by his many friends who take the ADVOCATE.
We hope he will favor us with another soon.
The colored people of Fairview and New
Market circuit have decided to hold their
camp about the first of August in the grove of
Isaiah Nusbaum, near Linganore tannery.
The meeting will be conducted by Rev. I. A.
White, minister in charge.
The most delightful entertainment now in
vogue is the Cape May Party" so named
because participated in by number of ladies
and gentlemen, who, during the past summer,
paid a visit to that favorite summer resort and
were so highly pleased that since then they
meet at their different homes to commemorate
their pleasant sojourn at ''Marine Villa" one
of the finest cottages by the sea, by giving a
sumptuous dinner or supper. The party COM
prises the following ladies and gentlemen !:
A. H. Huber and wife Samuel Roop and
wife Theo Englar and wife; VIM. Gieman
and wife, Steward Roberts and wife; Josiah
Nusbaum and wife; David Z. Stem and wife;
Miss Mollie Horn and Mrs. Reese, of BALTIC.
An elegant affair of this kind was given by
Mr.. and Mrs Isaiah Nusbaum, whs reside
near this place, on Wednesday evening
last. Despite the inclement weather all were
present at the dinner, except two, which was
served at two o'clock in true Maryland style,
menu being unsurpassed. All did justice to
themselves as well as to the noted turkey that
caused so much terror and CONSERVATION to
some young parties, and which caused so
much mirth and fun for the company. Young
man fear no longer it spread its wings and
tail on that memorial night for the last time.
Refreshments were served later, embracing
all the delicacies Of the season, and over the
tempting ices and cakes the Cape May Party
held high revel, while the luscious tropical
fruits were enjoyed midst flashes of wit and
merriment; the whole affair was characterized
by an air of elegance and culture, fitting the
occasion, whilst the hospitality of the genial
host and hostess and daughters was highly
appreciated by all who were present and will
be held in grateful remembrance, especially
by the two gentlemen whose birthday came
on that day