The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-04-23
MaidenSvIlle Items.

Our public road is in worse condition than
we have ever seen it before at this season OF
the year.
The Bale monument, recently erected in
the cemetery at Winters church, in memory
of the late Abner Bale, is the finest in the
county. 1t is magnificent structure of gran
lite, representing an ancient castle in NINA
ture and cost $500. The base is 8 feet long,
feet, inches wide and l8 inches thick;
each of the six sections get smaller in size to-
ward the top, representing the castle roof
which is feet inches long, foot inches
wide and Is inches thick. The height above
ground is about II feet. 1t may be seen for
several miles on clear days.
Plus Fowler. near New Windsor, who died
on Sunday morning last, aged SIS years, 6
months and 16 days, was buried at Winter S
church on Tuesday morning The funeral
was largely attended. Revs. Bachman and
Bowersox oticiated New Windsor Lodge
Jr. o. L. A. NJ, of which the deceased was
member performed the burial service with
tn ir usual ceremony. The deceased leaves
widow and several children to mourn their
loss. The remains of the wife of Harry
Fowler, son of the deceased, were inferred
AT the same church on Friday morning.
Miss Linnie Fisher has been chosen dele
gate to represent the Woman's Foreign Mis-
conference to be held at Middletown, Fred
erick county.
Henry Spielman is still confined to his bed.
Philip Crawmer and family, of Union
Bridge, moved into Lydia Sauble's house on
last Tuesday. We extend hearty welcome.
Mr.. Joseph Englar, Of Linwood, who re-
Gently purchased the Senseney farm is max
ing extensive Improvements on the same.
The foundation is built and carpenters have
begun work Oh large bank barn. Ground
has been broken for Il large hog pen, also.
Mr.. Englar is an up-todate man, hence the
new buildings will be supplied with all mod
ern cOnvenlenceS.
Last Sunday afternoon while our miller
was away from home number of men and
boys took the liberty to put an extra board
on the waste-gate of the mill race, thus rails
ing the water above its normal level and
flooding the mill Fortunately, little damage
was done.
Grandmother Waltz visited her son,
George, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Davidson, our tree man, was deliver
ing trees this week.
Miss Tene Crumbacker is quite i'll with
the grip.
There seems to be few peaches which did
not succumb to the cold snap.
Sabbath school at Winters church has
been organized with Robert Davidson as SUI
perintendent. After the services last Sunday
each pupil was presented with two colored
Easter eggs.
Last Thursday week Murray B., son of
Emanuel Fisher, of this place, and Miss Maud
Weaver, of Waynesboro, Pa, were married
at the latter place. In the evening they took
the train and came to the home of the
groom's parents where supper was prepared
tor them. Only the immediate family being
invited On Sunday the happy couple and
Miss Linnie and Master Roy Fisher attended
dinner given by the groom's sister Mrs.
Samuel Grouse, Taneytown. After having
spent happy and quiet honeymoon the
newly welded couple returned Monday even
ing to Waynesboro, where they will reside.
We extend our congratulations and best
wishes