The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-11-06
Irn;outown items.

The Lutheran Sunday school of Uniontown
will hold their Luther Day Mission Service,
Sunday evening, November 18th, at O. o'clock.
Special program of music, recitation and an
address by Rev. Frank Delo.
On Sunday last, in absence Of pastor
Baughman, Rev. Mr. McSherry, OF Fancy
town. conducted communion service IN the
Lutheran Church, in this place, at morning
service: and at Baust's Church in the after
noon. He was the guest of Rev. q. w.
Baughman's family while in town.
Mr.. Augustus Smith and family took leave
Of their friends in Carroll on Tuesday. they
leaving for their home in South Dakota Mr..
Smith being formerly of this county, enjoyed
his visit among his friends. He is brother
of Mrs. Missouri Routson and Mrs. j. Hamil-
ton Singer Mrs. Singer accompanied them
10 Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Howard Zile, of Winfield, and her
sister, Mrs William Segafoose were guests of
Mrs. jeremiah Eckard, of Taneytown. during
the week.
Cards announce the marriage, on No
vember 10th, in Lafayette Avenue NJ. p.
Church, Baltimore, at $50 p. M, Of Miss
Nellie Charlton, of Baltimore, daughter OF
the late Rev. j. W. Charlton, former pastor
Of the n r. Church, TO Mr.. Charles Haines,
of LinwOod, son of Mr.. Joseph Haines.
L. CLYDE Routson came home on Tuesday
to vote and visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Routsen, returning to Baltimore on
Wednesday.
Little George Kindley, only son of Rev.
and Mrs. B. w. Kindley, had a very severe
attack of Group on Saturday night. On Mon
day and Tuesday he seemed much better, but
grew worse and is much better at the time OF
of this writing.
On Tuesday mail carrier, Mr.. Jerry Garner
could not deliver the mail, passing through
our town from Linwood for Taneytown, on
account of the very high water at Trevanion,
as the stream has not been bridged yet.
On Sunday last pastor kindley received into
membership at Pipe Creek Methodist Protes-
tant Church ten persons after his sermon ON
Decision Day.
Church Of God and his family moved into the
parsonage on Wednesday, The members of
his congregation were there with iirst-class
dinner prepared TO meat their pastor with a
hearty welcome. A goodly number OF the
members were present and dined with the
pastor and family.
Mr. and Mrs William Babylon, of Shorn-
dale, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Rodkey on Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, of Baltimore, is
the guest of her niece Mrs. Julia Trite.
Miss Louise Eckard went to Baltimore on
Saturday to spend few weeks visiting her
brothers families.
An election at Lorene Academy, Norman
Eckard, principal, on November I'd, resulted
in decided victory in favor of the Prohibit
ton party. Prohibition "a, Democratic 10,
Republican ,. This overwhelming majority
was due to the influence of the assistant
teacher Miss Mabel Lefever, who strongly ad-
vocates the principles of the Prohibition
party. The above grew out of Mr.. Eckard
explaining to the schools the Australian sys-
tenn of voting.
Mrs Eliza ZoIlickoffer accompanied hel
son Howard Zollickoffer. to his home in
Philadelphia, on Wednesday.
The Evangelistc services conducted by
Rev. B. w. Kindley OF the Methodist Protes
tant Church are in progress, and will continue
all next week. Preaching every night, fol
lowed by praise service. All christian people
are earnestly invited to assist in these ser
vices. And the public generally are invited
Rev. g. W. Baughman and Miss Mary and
Master Harry, visited grandma Shafhlrt Mrs
Baughman' 5 mother, at Greencastle, Pa, ovel
Sunday last.
We are much pleased to report Howard
Myers as improving i'll strength, and nov
able TO see his friends at Trevanion.