The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-07-25
UnIontown Items.

The Lutheran and Methodist Protestant c.
f. Societies will hold Union Washington
Echos'' service in the NJ. P. Church Sunday
night, July 26, at 8 O'Clock Rev. q. w.
Baughman ofthe Lutheran Church, Rev. b. W..
Kindley of the NJ. P. Church, and Miss Flor
ence Weaver of the Lutheran Church will give
us some of the good things they enjoyed and
were the most impressive with at the late Inter-
national C. E. Convention in Washington,
D. C. special programme has been pre-
pared, and special music under the leader
ship of Mr.. w. r. Zollickoffer, and Mr.. Geo.
Englar, of Gettysburg, as organist, will be
given bv the societies and the church choirs.
Miss Lydia Robinson, of Bel Air, Md, and
Mrs. Weigand and child, of Westminster,
were guests of Rev. B. W. Kindleys' family
during the past week. Mrs. Weigand returned
home on Thursday.
Miss Edna Canter, of Huntingdon, Pa, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. g. W. Baughman
Mrs. Baughman returned from her visit to
friends in Greencastle, Pa, last Saturday.
Misses Bell Snowberg and Blanche Slonak-
er, and Ernest Slonaker, of Baltimore, have
been visitors in the family OF Mr.. Andrew
Slonaker.
Mr.. George Offutt and Harry Yingling, of
Baltimore, were entertained on Sunday by
Mr. Frank Eckard's family.
On Saturday Miss Mabel lie Fever, of this
place, accompanied Miss Rene LIE Fever, of
Taneytown, on visit to friends in Hagerstown.
Miss Florence Weaver has returned from
her visit to friends and relatives in Sandy
Springs, Nd, Washington, D. c. and Lou
doun county, Va.
Mr.. Francis Parvin Harbaugh, of Philadel-
phia, is on a visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. W. Harbaugh.
Miss Lizzie Reith, Miss Anna Falter and
Ed. Falter, of Baltimore, are boarders at the
Eureka House, Cover NJ. Routson proprietor,
Mrs. Emma Sponsler and son George, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. Harrison Weaver S
family.
Messrs. George and Leon Yingling, of Bal
timors. were in town this week, in Mr.. Frank
Eckard's family, attending the funeral of
Mr.. Grin Stonesifer, son of Mrs. Sarah Reayer
Stonesifer, formerly of this place. The de-
ceased was an electrician and was arranging an
electric wire when he fell from the pole to the
ground, injuring one knee very severely. He
was taken to a hospital for treatment. The
physician thought it best to amputate the leg
to save his life After the amputation he
became much weakened and gangrene set in,
producing blood poison, from which he died
His remains were brought to LinwoOd on
Thursday, when undertakers H. H. Weaver
& Co. conveyed them to the cemetery on the
hill, and they were inferred.
Miss Katie Lewis, of Baltimore, is guest
in the family of Mr.. Harry C. Cover. Mrs
Ezra Smith and sons, Walter and Ray, are
visitors at Mrs. John Routson's.
Roy, son of Mr.. Hamilton Singer, has been
very sick for the past week with an attack of
spinal affection. All this writing he is slowly
improving -
Mrs. Emma Hollenberry and three children,
of Owings Mills, were in town during the
week, and were entertained by Mr.. John T..
Hollenberry's family.
Miss Mile Lilich and Miss Ollie Gault. OF
Thurmont, are guests of Mr.. Abram Caylor's
family.
The lawn supper served by the members OF
the Lutheran Church. at the home of Misses
Ella and CLAY Merring, Clear Ridge, will be
served from until 6 o'clock.