The Democratic advocate., 1900-06-16
uniontown Items.

Mrs. Penelope Martin and Miss Jennie Mar
tin, who were visiting Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Weaver, have returned to Westminster. Miss
Nellie Weaver accompanied Mrs. Martin and
was the guest of Mr.. John Martins family.
Miss Lula Eckard, OF Baltimore, is visiting
her aunt, Miss Lnusia Erkard.
Miss Elli Fuss, of Uuion Bridge, was the
guest of Mr. Thomas II. Rouison family for
a few days.
The Lutheran c. E. Society gave a sociable
on Tuesday evening at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. j. I. Shreeve. Quite large number of
the society and invited guests were present.
The lawn.was tastefuly decorated with chinese
lanterns. Games were heartily enjoyed, fol-
lowed by refreshments.
Rev. A. D. Melvin, President of the Mary
land Annual Conference, was the guest oil
Rev. B. W. Kindley's family from Saturday
until Sunday.
Mrs. David Wilson, of Denver, Colorado,
is the guest of Mr.. Thomas H. Rouison's fam
Rev. B. W. Kindley and son George spent
several days at his fathers, Rev. George
Kinkleds', in Frederick county, Nd, the past
week.
Mrs. Joseph Hampson, Master Edgar and
muse. of Mexico, Mexico, are at Mr.. Thomas
H. Routson's. Mrs. Hampson was formerly
Miss Blanche Wilson.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday school
will hold their annual festival and treat to the
children ON the Methodist Protestant parson-
age lawn on the afternoon and evening OF
July IA.
Mrs. G. W. Baughman and daughter Mary
returned on Friday of last week from their visit
to Greencasile. Pa. The members of the Luih-
eram Church rendered their pastors vie
supper on the evening of her return.
Dr. j. I. Shreeve received a call on Tues
day from an old sehoolnate, Rev. Albert
DUNN, of Washington, d. c., who is now a
Professor of Sicoiogy and Bicology in Wash
ington City College.
Our young and popular census enumerator,
Mr.. Melvin Routson, is getting along in his
work, and giving strict and careful attention
to what the law requires in pushing his
work in a business like way. He has met
with the most polite attention AMI responses
from the majority of families visited.
Mrs. Norman Peduzzi. of Baltimore, who
is boarding at the Eureka House, gave IA vnry
pleasant evening in honor OF the birthday OF
| her three-year SON George, on Wednes-
day evening. A number of the little lads and
lassies of our village were invited, and Jolly
| good time was enjoyed by the little folks. An
abundance Of cake. ice cream, strawberries
and bananas was served. George WAS the
recipient of guile !. good many gifts. Among
those present were Bertha tlawn, Mar,
Baughnan. Harry Baughmau, Edith Roui
son, Mary Rouisnn, Elizabeth iiatlangh
Elsa. Harbangll, Ethel Graft, Minnie Hahn
| Herman Hahn, Naalia Haines, Anna g
Hollenberry, May, George, Carrie and Ciar;
Sonaker, Beatrice Hiieshew, Ruby Rodkey
Nellie, Isabella Lucille and Lurett;i Weaver
George Kindley, Ethel Kelley.
A business meeting Of Baust Church con
sistory of the Reformed congregation was hei'
/ at Dr. Kanp,s Office an-W ednasn,.y- aranins q
The NJ. p. Sunday school viii celebrate ii
annual Children's Day service Sunday, Jun
IL. A prepared program will be rendered a
10. 80 u M AT o. clock in the evening DIR
Joseph Akerman, of Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, will speak upon mission work.