The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-03-24
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Two Natives of Carroll Marry in the Old
Dominion.
Reported for the Democratic Adyoeaie,l


Reported for the Democratic Advocated
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ii.
Dutierer, near Vaudeville, Clarke county,
Va, was the scene of very pretty double
wedding on March Sth, the contracting par
ties being their daughters, Misses Virginia
and Bessie. The former was married to Mr..
George linn, of Stephenson, Va, by Rev.
James B. Stonesifer, of Winchester, Va, and
the latter to Mr.. Daniel Roger, of Berryville,
Va, by Rev. Charles r. Stribbling, of Berry
VILE Mr.. Harry Light and Miss Bette Small
attended Mr.. linn and his bride, and Mr..
Charles Fishpaw and Miss Flora Dutterer,
sister of the bride, attended Mr.. Roger and
bride. The grooms wore the conventional
black, and the brides looked beautiful in
pearl cloth, with gloves and slippers to match.
The room was nicely decorated with flowers
and potted plants. The ceremony was per
formed by lamplight at p. m. Each bride
received many handsome and useful presents
After the marriage service they led the way
to the diDingroom, where there were tables
well laden with bountifnl repast, to which
every one present did justice. After the
feast of good things, amid a shower of rice
the bridal party was driven to CharestOwn,
to take the p. m. train for Washington and
Baltimore, also to visit relatives and friends
in Carroll county, Nd.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Dutterer, parents of the brides; Mrs
Jacob Roger, Mr.. and Mrs. linn, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Colston, Rev. Mrs. Stonesifer,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Swimley, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Kimmel and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Kimmell, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dutterer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver linn and daughter, DIR.
VIM. j. Best and wife, DIR. ID. Davis and
wife, Messrs Joseph Roger, Warner Whiting
Walter Fishpaw, Jacob linn, Harry Grim,
VIM. Dunn, Henry and Stanley Dutterer:
Misses Vallie Rinker, Nellie Light, Annie
Baumgardner, Berta Dutterer, sister of the
brides; Gertrude and Hattie Dutterer, Mary
linn, Misses Haycock, and others.
Death and Funeral Of Mr.. Levi caylor. s.
Levi Caylor aged 70 years,1 month and
&c days, (whose illness we mentioned last
week living near Pipe Creek church, died
on Monday morning between the hours o.
twelve and one o clock. He was an upright
honest man and was highly esteemed by al
that knew him. He was not member o.
any Christian church but preferred that of the
Friends. He was born on the farm now oc
cupied by his son, Mr. Abram Caylor, and
moved from there TO his late home, where
he lived about fifty years. His widow, form
erly Miss Margaret Messler, who is also IS
| years Olu. W. 4hio. Ciio,
widow of the late John Otto, and Mr.. Abram
Caylor, survive him. There was no special
funeral sermon, as Mr.. Caylor had n prefer
ence for the custom of the Friends. few
remarks were made by Solomon Shepherd, o
the Friends, and Elder Solomon Stoner o.
the German Baptists. The remains were
were inferred in Pipe Creek Cemetery. Hi
was a charter member of the Uniontowr
Savings Bank, which started Feb. 9th 1871
| There were ten directors, as follows:-
Messrs. Robert Warden, Levi Caylor, John
| Gore, Daniel S. Delhi, David Foutz. Dennis
Cookson, Emanuel Fromwalt, j. Hamilton
Singer, Levi Englar and W. H. Starr. All Of
the above have died, but Daniel S. Delhi
Emanuel Formwalt. W. H. Starr and j
Hamilton Singer Mr.. Caylor continued one
of the directors until his death, nearly q
years. He was a school teacher and laugh
at Pipe Creek about 25 years. He was alsC
sexton of the Pipe Creek meeting house
about fifty years. He selected his pallbear
ers from the directors of the bank. They
were Daniel S. Delhi, Edwin G. Gilbert, ]
T.. H. Davis, Emanuel Formwalt, j. H
Singer and DIR. ]. j. Weaver, Jr. Early in
] life he belonged to the Wing party and at one
time run independent for County School
Commissioner but was defeated. He then
Joined the Democratic party and lived ant
died faithful Democrat.