The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-09-19
Uniontown Items.

The Church of God win hold Harvest
Home service in the Bethel ON Sunday, Sep
TENDER 81. A special sermon will be deliv-
cred in the morning. At 7.30 in the evening
literary and musical program will be rem
dered by the Sabbath School. Everybody is
cordially invited.
William Arnold spent the week in Balti-
more, from Monday until Saturday.
Rev. j. A. Weigand and daughter Miss
yirgie, of Westminster, returned home on
Monday.
DIR. j. j. Weaver and family attended the
funeral of Mrs. DIR. White, in Westminster,
on Tuesday
Miss Nettie Myers, of Trevanion, was the
guest of Harrison Weaver family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John McKellip, of Taneytown,
called on some of their old friends in town on
Monday.
Miss Eva E. Gilbert attended the address
given at Linwood on Friday evening by ma
tive Japanese. A very enjoyable and IN
structive occasion.
T. Clyde Routson spent Monday and Tues
day of this week in Baltimore. In few
weeks he will resume his studies in medicine
for the winter.
Thomas F. Myers and wife attended the
wedding of Mrs Myers sister, Miss Emma
Hesson, in Littlestown, Pa, on Monday.
Miss Hesson was formerly of this county.
Her new home will be in Monongahela City,
Pa
Marshall G. Shaw spent last Saturday in
Washington, D. c.
On Tuesday Miss Mary Shaw went to Wash
ington, d. c., to join a company of friends
that will take a trip to Niagara Falls, Wat
kins Glen, New York, and other points Of in
terest, expecting TO be absent two weeks.
The remains of Mrs. Ellen Wright Har
baugh, of Westminster, former resident for
a good many years of this place, and who died
in Westminster on Saturday last in her 93d
year, were brought here and buried by the
side of her husband, Henry H. Harbaugh, on
Wednesday The burial service was con-
Quoted by Rev. DIR. Walter Graham. of West
minister, her pastor. The funeral was at
tended by many of her friends in town and
relatives at q distance, who met the funeral
cortege at the cemetery.
On Thursday evening, September 10, the
c. E. Society Of the NJ. p Church, held their
semi.annual election of officers, VIZ: VIM.
r. Zollickoffer, president; Rev. b. Wilson
Kindlev, vice president; Miss Anna Baust,
recording secretary; S. E. Weaver, cores
pendent secretary; VIM. Crabbs, treasurer;
Miss Fannie Myers and Mrs. Frank Transport,
organists.
The second quarterly conference of the NJ.
P. Church meets on Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 49, in the church. All the members
of the conference are expected to be present
Mr. and Mrs. David Segafoose, of Balti,
more, are visiting friends in this town and
vicinity.
Miss Margaret Hartman spent part OF the
week with friends in Westminster.
Oliver NJ. Hiteshew, of York, Pa, was
here few DAYS visiting relatives and friends.
William Conard, of Mt. Alto, Pa, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brough from
Saturday until Monday, renewing an acquaint-
anee of over twenty years ago.
Mrs. John Stouffer, of Taneytown, is spend
ing the week with relatives here.
William Davis and wife, of Philadelphia,
Pa, son of the late J. I. H. Davis, arrived at
his mothers on Wednesday evening. Mrs
William Anders and Earle, of New Windsor,
also spent part of the week with Mrs. Davis
A company of ladies ofthe Lutheran Church
met at Mrs. Thomas Merring's on Wednesday
and had an old-time quilting bee" Quite a
pleasant time was enjoyed, and the quilt, al.
most finished in one day. Each lady provided
a share of the refreshments served. Mrs. u.
w. Baughman will be the happy possessor OF
the quilt when completed.
Mrs. Kindley, of Monrovia, Frederick conn-
ty, Nd, is a guest of her son, Rev. B. w.
Kindley, who was called away from home on
Wednesday and prevented from attending the
funeral of Mrs Ellen Harbaugh.
Some boys driving horse belonging to
Frank Rankard, had a run off on Tuesday
evening and smashed up cart. Nothing in
iured but the cart. The horse was stopped by
one of the men Of the Telephone Company.