The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-11-19
UniOntOWn Items.


Mrs. Luther Hiteshew is visiting friends in
Westminster
Miss Margaret Ann Hartman, spent from
Saturday to Sunday evening with her cousins,
Mrs Frounfelter and Miss Engleman of New
Windsor
Miss Anna Baust, of Woodside. spent soy
eral days during the past week with Miss An
MIA Shaw, at Black Oak Spring.
Miss May Routson returned on Sunday
from visit of several weeks to her aunt, Mrs.
Nette Trite, in New Windsor.
Rev. G. w. Baughman went to Buckets
vile, Nd, on Monday to attend Lutheran
conference; he also attended the Maryland c.
E. convention i'll Baltimore this week. On
Thursday he was summoned home to bury
Mrs Ellie Myers Newcomer, which took
place at Baust Church on Thursday; Fl. H..
Weaver & Co., of Uniontown, undertakers.
Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Shreeve, Rev. and
Mrs. B. W. kindley and family, and Thomas
II. Routson were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Selby, at Clear Ridge, on Tuesday.
On Sunday night next Rev. b. W. Kind,
ley will open revival services, to continue
sisted by Rev. Jesse Shreeye and Rev. A. A.
Bichell of Wicomico county. Nd.
0 the poor rabbits and birds of this section:
they were slain by wholesale during the past
week Over fifty were shot on Thursday OF
last week, the first day of legal shooting.
Mrs. Marshall g. Shaw, who was spending
several weeks visiting friends in Washington,
ID. c., returned home on Wednesday.
The members of the Lutheran Church eel
ebrated Luther Day last Sunday evening. On
account of the bad weather the attendance
was not very large, but the spirit Of giving
was present. The Home Mission offering was
SIG to S17.
Our public school will give Il free enter
tainment on Wednesday afternoon of next
week at Lorene Academy. A pleasant time
is anticipated by teachers and pupils. Prof.
Norman Eckard, principal.
Mr.. Guy Segafoose attended the wedding
Of Mr.. Theodore Warner, OF New Oxford,
Pa, and Miss SaIlie Hoffman, formerly OF
GniOntown.
Union Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Methodist Protestant Church. at 10 Il. m.
fill the pulpit. \ cordial invitation extended
to the public.
Mrs. Beulah Thomas and daughter, Miss
Ellen Thomas, have been guests of Mrs Mary
Weaver, left on Sunday to visit II brother,
Mr.. Joseph Haines and family, at Forest
Home
Rev. b. W. Kindley went to Baltimore on
Wednesday morning TO attend the Maryland
{. Il. Union convention.
On Sunday morning. November 20, at 30,
iii the Methodist Protestant Church, will he
celebrated the SEVENTEEN anniversary OF the
Methodist Protestant Church. Quite an in
teresing history of the church progress has
been prepared by committee, which will be
rehearsed for the pleasure Of the public. DIS.
j. w. Herring, President of the General Con
ference of the Methodist Protestant Church
in the United States. and Charles BllIlngslca.
Of Westminster, are expected to be present
and assist Rev. j. Shreeve and pastor B. W.
kindley to make the occasion one OF unusual
interest. Everybody is very cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. Frank Hawn, of Thurmont, an en-
ployee of the W. NJ. r. r., and a former
resident of our town, in the family Of Mr..
Frank Palmer, committed suicide on Monday
or Tuesday, 50 Mr.. PaImer's family was adj
vised by letter from friends in Thurmont.
Miss Margaret Robinson, of Frederick city,
spent few days with her sister, Mrs. B. W..
Kindley. and returned to her school duties on
Monday.
Miss Fannie Magness. of Sweet Air, Balti
more county. who was the guest of Mrs. Kind
ley, went to Baltimore on Tuesday to attend
the c. f. convention.
Mr. John G. Hollenberry is attending court
as one Of the grand jury.
Mrs. Harriet SeIhamer, of Lancaster, Pa,
visited her friends in town during the week.
On Tuesday evening Miss Eva Gilbert at
tended a reception at Linwood. was given
in honor of Mr.. William Messler'S recently
married sister.